New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
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As anticipated, the news from hSnshy
wears much better sspectlor the cause o. Lloef-
ty than appeared from oar necessarily m9tisted
and imperfect telegrapbic despasch Of Saturday
morning Instead OF Gorgey's having been de-
fe.ted bv Psskiewtch On the 5s6, it is little short
Of certain that it was the Russian Genera. Tcheo-
dscb.f who was subjected 70 that operation,
while there 10 reason u suppose that Psskiewitch
Envsnsky himself bss bad some decidedly IN
pleasant intercourse with DembiDssi ffty miles Or
% farther TO the South At any rate, the srrivs
Of Prince Orlof at Vienna on the 10Th, direct
from the camp OF the Prince Of WARSAW, sfterse
versl days fighting was known % have been 60
ios on. bearing news which was not allowed O.
become public, 10 a decided indication that the
Russians had been badly beaten, for, hsd the con
test been merely a drawn game, their bulletins
would have Asred in all the glories OF capitals and
exclamation points, announcing tremendous VIC
tory. That they fought a battle lasting severs
days on both fsnks Of their army, and sfterwsrd
sent one OF their prominent men express to VI
emma 10 port the result 10 the Government alone,
10 proof positive that it had brousbt them into
desperate case. And tbep the Prince Schwarzen-
berg, Austrian Premier goes to Warsaw TO his
master Nicholas. For what For more help D.
conquer Hungary.
And If we look westward, we see that there
was reason for getting more help. As we sup-
posed asst week. Auich has joined Kspks, max
ox their united force from 80 900 10 20 900 men.
comm sndinz the country south from Comorn to
Lake Bslston Ia taking Rsab they took an i'm
nen.e booty among which were 10000 uniforms
aud a great quantity Of arms aud ammunition, with
money aud provisions, in all more than recaptur-
ing whst the mercIess Hsynsu levied from the
Jews OF Pesth and Kecskemet,-whie they struck
terror into the Austrisns at Presburg and Vienna.
But the great thing in their movements is that
Pesth lies open TO them. whose occupation would
totally cut of Hsynsu from direct communication
with Vienna, prevent stores and reinforcemen,s
from being cent him, and furnish support 10 the
corps of Vetter, which at the last sdvces lay
10000 strong below Pesth. on the Danube, and
which might now hG~s the rear and night
flank OF the Austrian General. in Chief while Dem
binski coming down from the north with Perczel
and Guyon msneuver upon his LETT center and
flank. and cause him to reap no very great
glory from bis junction with Nusent Jelischich
Knichjs amin and whatever other Crosts. Serviaus
and Hsitzes he finds to fraternise with about the
mouth OF the Thesis and In the Banst That
Pesth .had thus been occupied matter
Of rumor at Visnns. aud we see no resson t.
doubt the fact. Whether Auch can hold the
avenues to the city against the armies which the
Russians are directing against him remains to be
seen so much depends on his doing so, that he
will only yield to a force every way overwhem-
ing OF course, against such force he would not
attempt to defend the city and expose II to a bonn
bardment; that would be in contradiction with
the Hungarian tactics throu- h the whole War
In Trsos,lv lvsnia the Hungsrisns seem at last
to have suffered reverses of a serious nature. A.
usual the accounts are contradictory. An oficisl
statement in the Vienna organ Of the Austrian
Government states that on the soth July Benz VS..
in Moldsvis at the head of ten thousand regular.
beside four or FIVE thousand irregular sEeke
troops, issuing proclsmstions in all possible Ian
guages aud making truitless attempts to excit,
the population TO revolt sgsinst their Rasss
protectors. On the 3lst, the next day, sccordinl
to = bulletin from Luders himself the same Ben
fought battle a, Schsssbarg town OF 5000 inhst
itsnts In the Saxon part of rransylvsnis, sbou
ffty mules north east Of Hermsnstsdt and twenty
Eve southe east OF Maros Nssarhely, and wa
thoroughly defeated, being himself wounded b
the Cossacks, who pressed him In his flight, les'
ing behind his travelling carriage with importsn
papers ami dispatches Just received from kossutt
and great part OF his army dead on the held
After th,s battle the army OF Lliers joined 9
Msros VAsArhely that OF Grotenhem which hs
come down from the North by way of District.
The iatrinsic probabilities seem in favor Of Id
der.s story, A. BEN would naturally have oppose
the union of the two armies with all bis might
Still II Ia altogether certain that Luders has exss
serated the facts, and BEN 10 great fellow io
hoegins bis oes the very next thing after W
hear that be is totally destroyed We remembe
his sersiog Pachner Just that way some time i
last Februsry Moreover the Magyars of th,
province are more unconquersble than any other
The war 10 by no means over In that quarter,
we shall be informed by the next steamer
BY way of Paris there 10 report that Bsv
via is shoa, to furnish Austria wth an army
TO 600 men TO help IN the subjagstion OF Hangar,
this is not surprising, though we do not see ho
Bavaria can spare % many troops her resul
army is but IS 900 men, and the recent dis,u
Dances in her own provinces must keep them bul
q, home. Still the Cabinet at Munich is ready
do everything tor Aa'tris. their traest ally, al
even the King Of Prussis, the warm rivs OF q
House of Hsp,burg. will not hesitate to disPs,'
the lesions OF bis splendid army to It's suPPol
in case Hungary should rise victorious over q
Russians. aud thus threaten the peace of Posi
and the security of his own share sf that unhApI
country ior whose wrongs justice waits to be don
Thus as the Macy srs contend for the liberty Of
Europe, the despotism OF all Europe ssand'lessu
foe their ruin Bat if they issue triumphant iro
the assaults Of the foes now pitted sgsIn' the
country, will the world look on unmoved "nen y
hosts OF other nstions are hurled upon them "
France, will England raise no voice OF indisns
protest and no hand OF stern interPoslsion Ma
will America behold such a spectacle with
other sympathy than that Of public meetings I"
speeches, aud resolutions Forbid it humani1
forbid it Heaven