Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
Arrival of the America
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Baltimore Sun is furnished by telegraph
with the news brought by the America, which
arrived at Halifax on Wednesday:
THE HUNGARIAN WAR
The inserrection in the South of Hungary is
complete, being announced in bulletin publish
ell by Rinie Paskewich at Zeiting on the Weiner.
We have his version OF sharp action that took
place near Waitsen, between Georgey and the
Austrian Generals Sass and Ramberg. The Bull
letin saws that on the 18th the Hungarian army
marched upon Waitsen, then occupied by the
Russians. who according to order fell back as
the enemy advanced At night Georgey occu-
pied a strong position before Waitsen. His
army estimated a. A. 900 men, with 1870 pieces
artillery, was attacked the next morning by the
advanced guards, under Sass but the artillery Of
the Hungarians forbid every attempt to dlslodge
thenl.-The cannonading on both sides was Sc
we're The Hungary cavalry executed num-
her of violent charges Oh the Russians
On the 10th, the main body OF the RUSSIAN
army was brought up, and ON the 18th they at
tackled Waitsen and notwithstanding a desps-
rate resistance, the Hungarians were compelled
to evacuate the town, with the loss of two stand
ards, two cannon and 5000 prisoners. In the
course of the pursuit it was found that only the
rear guard Of the Hungarians had been engaged,
their main army having marched to the north;
General Ramburg, with cavalry, was despatched
in pursuit.
Private accounts say that Sass had abandoned
Watson on the 18th, and that Georgey marched
along the left bank Of the river and took up a
strong position near Waltsen.
At this innctare, Dernbinski's army OF 10000
men, slowly edging away from the mining dis
trict, came down upon Sass who was compelled
to retreat to Duna-Keph, midway between Wait
Gen and Pesth.
Gen. Hamburg, learning at Pesth Of the defeat
OF the Russians fastened to their support and
succeeded in stopping the progress OF Dembln-
skis army, which eventually tell back upon
Waitsen.
The main body Of the Russians, in the mean
while came from Rontres, and it's whole strength
brought to bear upon the Hungarian flank, winch
led to a great battle, ending IN the defeat OF
Dembnski's army.
Georgey led his troops to the North and not TO
Comorn, as was generally believed. 1t is said
that Georgey will turn off to the left, and march
to Kas.
The Austrian commander in chief had adyan-
ced with the main army to Pesth, leaving one
division in the island Of Huh. The divisions
under Gable and Schlck are Oh either bank OF
the Danube for the purpose of laying selge to
the fortress Of Comorn
The Sardinians had delayed executing the
treaty of peace with Austria, witha view, it was
thought, of aiding the Hungarians. Venice still
makes glorious resistance agaillBt her tyrant
foe. In France things were tranquil, tho great
dissensons existed among tho majority of the
legislative assembly and the legitimists---it was
thought the legitimists would recede from the
Bonapartsts and Orleanists and form separate
party. Rome is under the military rule OF Gen
Oudinot---all public acts are rendered IN the
name Of the Pope, he continuing at Gaeta. 1t is
said he will shortly return to Rome fully clothed
with both spiritual and temporal power. The
American Consul had not resumed his authority
at Rome. Garibaldi is organizing formidable
force, and will yet give his Holiness some trouble.