The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-14
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Liverpool TO the 25th ulfimo.
Tho accounts from Hungary announc
The dissolution Of The Hungarian Diet, III
defeat OF Gen. BEN, the surrender Of {, o,
Gorgoy, and other disasters 10 tho Hu,
garian arms.
Ia England the price or cotton had fl,
Their advanced, and large tales were dali
elected. Flour was rather lower than q
'he date OF the last accounts. The gran
Trade continued dull, aud prices had
downward tendency. The haryes, wa
very promising.
Tho submission Of the Hungarians on(
the important effects likely to be produc.
cd throughout Eurvpo by the termination
Of tina, sanguinnry war, had no percepiible
effect on business in London.
Tho mortality from The cholera in Fog.
land continued TO increase.
There appears to be 10 political news Of
Importance trom Great Britain or France.
We give the Hungarian news at length,
IS communicated by Telegraph:
Defca; OF the Tsungarians.
The intelligence from the scat of war
in Hungary is of the most disastrous kind.
The Hung, rians have been defeated a, all
points, ood he cause which they so cour.
aseously upheld against fearful odds has
fallen past redemption.
The precise details OF he cifcumstan.
ccs which led TO this unfortunate aud un
expected res',li cannot be asceItalncd from
any accounts within Ger reach. Part Of
the main facts are that the Iiuugarans
have been forced 10 ley down thor arms
and submit uncoa& ionaIly to the Russian
forces.
There - no roow 1hatevcr 10 Doubt
The operations Of tho Hungarians under
BEN, just preceding the termination Of Tic
struggle. are alone given in IN inteliiciJlc
form, and @ond seem, from tic accounts
befp;e u.s. TO have had an imp1rau, iuiil.
once in bringing about the submission Of
the Hungarians.
The Vienna correspondence Of the Lon.
don Times. under date Of August 8, says
AN official report Of tho 9Th from Col Dos.
soler, Who is at llcun1Hstadt. gives ihc paticu
lars Of what has taken place 10 lho southwcs, or
1ransylyanla since tie ith, at which date Cen
LADDERS was a, Gafsda. An-r Bom's dafcat on
the 3lsi nllimo, al Schasbufs be proceeded 10.
vatls Motgeys which ho reached on tho 9
vita force Of { gro men and guns. Having
been joined a this place BY IN aur,liary corps
from tlofenhurF, consisting Of 1909 foot, 500
horse, and IL guns. he proceeded tou ,Tta llor.
mansiadt General III sford, who had been lcft
with SIX bat,alions, gbt guns and $50 Cosauks
10 protect lietnaast4At had gone 10 RcAuchi
and Luhlcnhark where hs gained to victory
mentioned yesterday over The insurgett Cen >toi
nall. This having been made known 10 General
Iudors BY has scouts. no iotusaw that Dem would
fall upon llasffotd probably drive him into Wal.
lachis, and then take possession OF Iicrnlnstahl
"Nothing femaised TO Be done bui TO pursue
BEN With all fpocd H-forc. however. LgJors
eou'd oyertske HIM, he learned that ii1asiord bad
actually been attacked. df,Fen from his position,
and after mntderous battle in the streets Of ilor.
mans,ad,. In which he had many Killed aaL
wounded. had boon obliged 10 retreat 10 'Ialm7cs
"un the 9Th nj 10 4 NJ, Gen LADDERS army
stood be(nfu fiermaustsdt. SIX bat4lons q tho
enemy. 500 hofbe. and Is guns occupied tho
ncighsorng heights. considerable force had
been left IN the city. and tho remainder OF tho ar
my had gore in pursuit OF llaasiord. A battle
cnsacd. which ended in the complete rout Of tho
Msgyars. Tho Russian cavalry put such OF tho
fagiiivcs attempted TO resist TO thc sword.
tile enemy, who ost 1900 prisoners and | 4
ours i~ this battle. had Coo killed and 500 woun.
DE. Tho troops which had followed llls..orl.
made thr best Of their wsy alter ter routed com
radcs. Tbs Russians. including tho loss sliler-
ed by General iiassiotd on the 9Th, had 81 All.
Cd aud wounded
The battles Of sehashurg and llermans,adt
produced a mast dIspifting effect HmoHg the ~
sargcuts Many threw away their arms and
sough, tv(ugn in tho woods. while others came
over to tho sietora'
Tho Vienna accounts by way Of War.
saw, Of August 10 a state that the Hun.
eariin Diet. having surrendered ITS pow.
ers 10 Gotgoy, had dissolved itself.
A meeting including kossuth, GorEoy,
and Bonn. subsequently took place ut OF
near Atad, at which i, was determined a,
once to pm, an end 10 war as sangulnafy
as useless. Gorgey, undressing the coun.
Gil OF war, protested tina, he had no hopes
flr the cause Of Hungary tina, all rests.
lance was IN VAN and that nothing hu'
utter ruin would attend the prolonsa,ior
Of the struggle.
Grgey's remarks inuccd number OIL
The Hungarian Generals 10 side wnh hin
in sutrendorins no, only G1rg Us corps
but also part Of the bcsleg,ug army n
Temeswer, Numbering IN all from 30, COO
10 &C, 900 men, that stood by Gnrgcy.
A Vienna letter states that the nunhrt
OF troops that surrendered with Gorgel
was 81 900 men, with % guns.
Tho war party, headed by BEN, Kos
suth, and the leading members Of Tie Hun
gtrian Parliament, Ind nlthius left but !,
hasten to O.sova Its stated tha, thr,
have already entered upon Turkish Tern
tory, and !, is also stated that NJ. kossut
carried with him the insignia Of the Hos
g,rian Empire, ncludn. lh' State Jewell
Gorgcy surrendered 90 Prince Plsk,t
witch on the condition, If condition It ca
ko cnItaJ H. l. inca should tutprcr n