Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

VI liis unfortunate result cannot ha
hhs,eltained from accounts within reach. It is
oomo s1r known that the patriots have been
It compelled to lay down their arms and s,, JsuH u
5 Internationally to the Russian forces N'l'''
Inc Vienna correspondent of tha Ion1,.
lines, IN a letter dated Aue1st Il. ,ta+as tbo.
an offlclai report from Col. Boswell vIn wac ~
y i1erinanstadt, gives the particulars Of ,bo ,ras
IN the South West and PENNSYLVANIA, since
august 4, at which period Gen. Lldcrs was ~
Gereldsan. After Bem's defeat on tba o1s+
july at SegcsYar, he proceeded towards Mod
Eyes Which he reached on the Sd Auuust, with
4 lorce OF 5000 men and 7 guns.
llecoh'lnued his march towards Her1nanstadt.
where he was attacked by Ludcrs, and after =
nos' hluruerous Conflict in the streets of that
ivy, III "hich BEN had many killed and wound
GU the ,a'.er was compelled to retreat. Luders
pursued MN TO P~alnesworod () where another
patlle ehsueo Which resulted in the COMPLETE
route OF the Magyar. Many of them threw
away their arms, seeking refuge in the woods.
whilst some a m over to the victors
Vienna accounts by way Of Warsaw. state
that the Hungarian Diet, having Surrendered ;+s
powers to Georgey, dissolved. A mee,ino of
kossuth, Georgey and Benz subsequently, took
place, at which it was resolved to put all end to
the war, since it was as useless as it was sangui-
di NCoISCy uCCldiCu lllitL ne lluu 10 hopes
for the cause of Hungary; that all resistance
was vain; and nothing but utter ruin would at
tend Il further prolongation of the struggle.
The war party headed by Kossuth, BEN and
the leading members of the Diet had nothing
left but to hasten to Orsova, in Turkey, and
twas said the majority had reached the Turkish
frontier. The country was then surrendered
to PaskleWitch, with one condition, if condition
it can be called, viz: that the Prince should in
tercede with Austria for the safety of the wives,
families and associates of the Magvars.
Georgey and his army it was thought had
surrendered. His force consisted Of 27,VO0
men and so guns.
Letters from Vienna state that kossuth is
determined to hold out to the last. He has is
sued a proclamation announcing the transfer of
his Government from Brac to Archeda, O.
where he is now protected by the Hungarian
army from Daisk.
The Russian papers publish a letter from Pas
kiewitch to the Gar Nicholas us follows:
"Hungary is at the feet of your Imperial
Majesty. The Gov eminent of the insurgents
transferred tspowers to Georgev, and the latter,
the chief of the insurgent army, has made an
unconditional surrender to the Russian army.
His example will be followed by other insur-
gents. The body of officers that he sent 10
capitulate offered to proceed, with or without
commissions, to other Maghar corps to induce
them to surrender. | hold myself at your Ma
Jesty's disposal. [Signed PAsKIEwITcH.
An address has been issued to the ardent
friends OF Hungary to this effect: "Georrey has
proved himself Il traitor, and has welded to tie
golden arguments of Russia"
Kossuth's wife and children have fallen into
the hands Of the !mperialists.
BALTIMORE, September 6.-Revenue cutters
are watching at New York for the adyenturers
engaged in the Cuba expedition. About ore
thousand, it is said, have already sailed. The
steamer Sanguin lou. Penguint] has been
seized on suspicion OF being in their employ.
Gen. Taylor is expected to arrive in Washing
ton on Saturday.
BALTIMORE, September T.-The cholera in
London was increasing at the period of tie
departure of the Niagara. the number of deaths
in that metropolis averaged 1000 Il day from
that disease alone. In Liverpool the average
daily in Ireland, Paris and Amsterdam, whilst
Scotland was almost exempt from its ravagcs.
The political news from France and England
was devoid of interest.
A great peace Congress had been held in
Paris, at which Victor Hugo was called to the
chair.
The French funds continue steady.
BALTIMORE, September 7.-Gen. Taylor AZ
rived at New York this morning (7th) and left
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, for Philadelphia. He will
reach Baltimore on the 9th.
Sherman (Whig) in elected to Congress for
Western District of Rhode Island Whie
gain.
Gen. Taylor is improving. Mrs. Taylor lsin
Baltimore.
Patrick Collins, the late defaulting surveyor
OF the port of Cincinnati, died in that city on
yesterday (2sth.)