The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-08


for all distressed nations. But her pres
ent policy holds out no hope to Europe.
For the present, the cause Of despotism is
Itrumphing, and the people aud their
rights are trampled into the ground eve
rywhere.
Furiher news from Hungary.
! BATTLES AND RuMoRs OF BATTLES
The Hungarians continue to carry on
the unequal struggle with indonitab.e
energy and courage.
Advices from Vienna, OF the 7th inst,
have been received. The statements a.
bout the victory won by the Ban Jeliach-
ch, at St. Thomas, proved to be altoge:h-
er unfounded. The Ban is still in the
back country, and, though he has bad an
engagement with the Magyars, the affair
seems to have been Of little importanc,
The imperial troops on the right'ank
Of theDaaEnnbs, fer leaving Ra1b, fol
lowed the retiring Hungariap>:, and 90.
pear to have obtained some vantage al
Acs, where it is said SOC Hungarians
wore made prisoners. The Austrian head
quarters were then removed to Rabaona.
where the Emperor was, The Huugari.
ans appear to have retreated to an en-
trenched camp aud works at the head Of
a brld &c thrown from the right bank o.
the Danube, to Comorn, from which point
they maneuvred with 20 squadrons OF
horse, and kept up a fire with SO guns
Cor 8 hours; but their infantry remained
in their entertainments. One field bat
terry ventured beyond the protection Of
the guns IN the entertainments, and a re O.
lment of Austrian light horse attacked and
captured the battery, after cutting down
the greater part Of the men at their
guns. The battery consisted Of six six
Founders and two tweIves.
The Russian corps having entered
Iransyivonio, had succeeded, after an
obstinate resistance, in taking Fornases
Pass, which was strongly fortified. The
Russian troops, forced their way through
with the bayonet, and entered Cronsladt
the same day, the goth June. Eleven
cannon and one standard were the trop-
HES Of this day. The Cossacks succeed :
Led in capturing Gen. Kyss, who was
lswounded, and had been handed oyer to
1.-THE Austrians.
I Other accounts from Trans ylvania
state that the other Russian corps has
entered Bristic, after sharp action with
1.-THE Hungarians.
The Austrian garrison at Raab had
been compelled to surrender that fortress.
A letter from Vienna, in the Independ-
ence Of Brussels, states that the Hunga-
rlans have retaken Sziege,in, and tha,
the Diet was to be opened on the Sd inst.
Intelligence has been received by the
| Nation, a Belgian journal TO the follow
ling effect:
''On he 1st and Cd Of July, Dembinski,
with his own corps d''drmee, and all the
reserve oftheveteran troops drawn from
the army of operations now acting in
/ different parts aof Hungary, amounting
altogether tos8O, 900 men, attacked the
Russian army, consisting OF II 1000,
commanded by Prince Paskiewitch, inthe
Idefles between Miskolos and Oilan. The
attack took place ii flank, 50 a. To- drive
\ the corps commanded by Tie Prince in
/ person into he arshes 81 the Thesis,
We have NOT lad any details Of this
important battle / sEus ne success seems Is
have been 20 compi ete that the same Hun
garian reserves Of Veterans, 10 the mum
Der Qt AZ, 600 men M IN he'd Inc next sday
Iby voaaten ior Camorn, 10 reinforce The
afmY &c (sorgey, who, from the 4tla 81
yUly has been able 10 resume the offe8-
awe IN inst tko Aust fiail, III lnies. Den,.
Ibinsk /, With Us 90 Ii, Us III pursuit
viich. snS II ;s ~ ia M, Is.
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