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rived Al Liverpool OH the 2D,li ult.
The news from the sea, of war in Hun
gary is OF the most disas,sous kind The
Hungarians having been Defeated at all
points. the cause which thsv upheld
against fearful olIs. had fallen past re.
demp,ion.
The precise details of the circun,s,an.
ces winch led tot the unfortunate AMI un-
expected result. cannot be aScertainel
from accounts within our reach. Part OF
the main facts are that the lIungsrians
have been forced 10 lay down their arms.
and submit Internationally to the Rus
slams.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Lon
doa Times writing under date of Angus,
IS, >a,, -" IN official repor, of the 3th.
Of Col. D1ssler AT llermanas,alt. gives
the particulars Of what took place in III,
South west Pennsylvania since the lth
alt Nhea Iulrrs was AT Galialva NJ
ter Bem's defeat on the Sis, ult, a, I.uden-
bergh. he proceeded towards Medgevs,
which he reached on the 81, with a force
ot 5000 men ani Il guns An auxiiia.
~ corps from Claura mhur.h. consisting
Of 400 foot AID so horse anl II guns.
beng nj this place they proceeded to-
wards iicrnlnnstadt. Hlssiori who
had been lei; with six ba',alions. 8 gun.
aud so Cnssacks II protect Hermann
Stad,. had gone II R.is~nnkt AMI I.uh-
innback. where he gained the victory
mentioned Yesterday over the insurrant
Cen. Steinail. Thi> having been -. l.
knoWn - Gen Iulrrs by scouts. i,-
toresaw that Benz would fall upou lass
ford aad probably drive him into " ALA
cha. and take possession oil Hermann
stadt. Nothing remained II do but To
pursne Benz with all speed. Before, how
ever, Luders could ovcrtake him. he
learned that Ilasstorl had actually been
attacked anl driven from his position. and
after nnflerols battle n, iIermannstait
~ "Ach he had many KILLED and woun-
dcd, he had been obliged 10 retreat To Tai.
lars. On the 9th. at ID "A. IN. i.uler's
army stood before iiermannsiadt Six
bauaiionS of the enemy. five hundred
+ horse and eighteen guns. occupying the
+ ne shboring heights \ con siderable
force had been in the citv and the re-
mainder Of the army had gone in pursuit
/ of ilo~,lorl. \ bl'ilc en,ned which en-
!el IN the complete defeat OF the Mag
var. IAe Russian cavalry pa, such fti-
-,l,ives As attempted 10 rcsi,. 10 the sword
/ ia" enemy lost 1890 prisoners and II
guns in 'his battle. and had 600 Killed
and 800 wounded The Russians. in
cluing the loss suffered hv lilssiorl on
,h~ .5tn, Ii Al only s5 killed auI wounded.
u. battles Of S4err3are AMI lev
nauHstid had tn. most dl>priiing effect
on IT, insurgents: many IT thntn ihro.
Away lhclr arms auI sought refuge in IN,
800 Is, while others cam over 10 III. VIC
tors
Vienna accounts. By way Of Warsaw,
Of the 18th. state that the Hungarian Di-
ri. having surrendered their power to
George dissolved Itself. ]. meeting IN
Gu Ing horsnth Georg y. and BEN was
subsequently held near Aarad. when it
vas determined 10 put an end tn the war.
as sanguinary and useless Georyev.
al lre-ing the council Of war, protested
that ii: had no hopes for the cause Of
Hungary. All resistance was made to
no purpo5c-utter rain wous. attend the
prolongatipn Of the struggle.
The ar party. head ID by Bern, Kos
sutn, and the loading members Of the
Hungarian Parliament had nothing left
but - hasten 10 0ssagas |, is stated
thcy have already entered upon the Turk
ISL Territory. aud that Kossu.I carried
with him the Insignia 0: the Hungarian
empire,
Geor2ey surrendered to Prince Pa=he-
witch under one condition--if condition
il c AZ be call sd--,ha, the Prince should
nterceIe with the Austrian empire, for
himself, MS troops and his country.
Vienna letter in tue Dcntche Reoose,
states the number of troops tina: surren-
lered witi tieorgey to have been $4,000
men. with 90 guns.
From Vienna letter Of the 17th. in
the Dolner Zeitung. it appears that ".
kossuth intends 20 hold out TO the last.
The Russian papers publish the follow
ing letter from Prince Pasisewitch to his
Majesty the Gar:
Hungary is al the feet Of your imperi-
al majesty. The government of the in
surgeuts have transmitted their power to
Georgey, the chief Of the army Of the in
surgenis. VINO makes an unconditional
surrender to the Russian army This ex-
ample viii be followed by the other in
surgcnt corps. The officers whom he
sent 10 capiulate. offer to proceed with or
without Austrian Commissioners 10 the
corps. to induce them to surrender.
have the fortune 10 inform your imperial
Majesty. that Gaorgey's only condition
/ TO his su render was to be allowed to lay
down his arms to your Majesty. As for
Georgey. | keep him at your imperial
maje~'y's disposal 1t is reported by
some friends of Hungary, tina, he has
proved himself traitor. and had yielded
10 golden arguments Of Russians"
kossuth's wife and family. i, is said.
had fallen into the hands Of the imperial
troops.
ENGLAND
The official record shows a continued
increase Of the mortality. arising from
the general prevalence Of the cholera
The political news is devoid of the least
interest. The same may be said Of
I French and other continental news
There is nothing Of sufficient importance