Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
SECOND DESPATCH.
MORE OF THE NIAGARA'S NEWS.
BALTIMORE Sent. G 2 M
DALTIMUKEj sept, o, 7
GENERAL SUMMARY.

BALTIMORE, Sept 6, P M.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
DEFEAT AND SUBMISSION THE HyNGARIANs.
Intelligence from the OF in Hungary proves to
be most disastrous the Hungarian arms. They have
suffered defeat at all points The details relating this
unfortunate result have not yet been fully asceraned but
that this gallant people, after resistance almost without
parallel in the annals of national heroism has been
PEELED succomb, ndsputable fact Defeated all
points by the combined forces Of Austria and Russia, they
have been forced lay down their arms Internationally
The Russians were mainly the yictors
The Vienna correspondent OF the London Times, under
date August 10TH communicates official report from
Colonel DIssNER, giving particulars OF military opera
tons in Pennsylvania since the 4th August After BEMs
defeat the 31st July, Scharbang he marched to-
wards Medgyer which place he reached the Sd August
with only 5000 men and II guns. AT Medgyer he was
reinforced by corps from Clarenburg consisting Of 1000
foot and 1900 horse He then proceeded towards Herman
stadt determined to make another stand for the liberties
of his country He encountered the Russians the streets
OF Hermanstadt, and after sanguinary battle in
which many killed and wounded he was forced to,
retreat Subsequently, he finally routed by Gen Luz
DERs, and lost the larger portion of his small army in the
route
The disastrous defeat and destruction of Gen. BEM's
army produced most disptng effect the Hungarans
Many soldiers threw away their and sought refuge
in the dense forests whilst others the enemy
and joined the ranks of the foes OF their country.
Accounts from Vienna via Warsaw state that the Hum
garian Diet having surrendered its powers into the hands
OF Gen. GEoRGEy, adjourned sine die. meeting after
wards took place near Proud between GEoRGEY Benz and
KossUTH, at which it determined at once to put an
end the war; because farther would be useless
well sangunary its effects GEoRGEY in an adj
dress the Counsel said he had hope for the cause OF
Hungary-ha nothing short OF utter and absolute ruin
would attend the proongation of the struggle The war
party headed by Benz kossUTH and the leading members
OF the Hungarian Parliament fastened Aurora and
said have already entered upon Turkish territory. GEoR
aEY surrendered himself to Prince Paskewitch the Rus
san commander, condition that the Prince should in
tercede with Austria in behalf of his countrymen, his
troops and himself The number of troops reported to
have surrendered with GEoRGEY reported number
ing 81 900 men, and the ordnance likewise surrendered
amounted to 60 guns.
Per CONTRA according letters from Vienna dated the
intends holding to the last and has issued proclama
ton announcing the transfer of his government from Arad
to Orchord where he protected by the Hungarian
army.
The Russian papers however publish letters from Prince
faskiewch to the Car, in which he says Hungary is
at the feet OF your imperial maestythe Insurgents have
transmitted their power Georgey and he has made an
will be followed by Others"
Some accounts represent Georgey having turned
Traitor, and assert that he has been brbed.