Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-14
CHARLES DUNN, Pres't.
GEORGE d. RUGGLES, " pro.,,.
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON, ( v Pres IS.
Lucas SEAyER,
CHARLES ID. ROBINSON. { 01oic'ailcS'


ING - DEFEAT OF TIE IIUNGARIANS. - 81.
JOINS, \. b., Sept. 5, p. M.-The Niagara
/ Capt. Ryan, arrived AT Halifax this morning at
! ) O'Clock. The Europa arrived at Liverpool on
! the 10Th.
ENGLAND.-Tbe official record shows a con-
tlnued increase OF mortality, arising from the
general prevalence OF the cholera
RUSSIA AND HuNGARY.-The intelligence
from Hungary is Of the most disastrous kind
The llunganans have been defeated at all points,
and the cause which they upheld against fearful
odds, has failed past all redemption. The cause
winch led to this unexpected and unfortunate re-
suit cannot be asccraincd from accounts with
i'll our reach.
Part of the main facts show the Hungarians
have been forced to lay their arms and surrender
Internationally. The Vienna correspondent of
The London Times says. an official report from
! Col. Dozar, OF the Slh from Hermanstadt, gives
a particular account of what took place in south
west Pennsylvania since the 4th, when General
Luder5 was at GeIfuIya.
Alter Bea 5 defeat on the 3 st ut. at Laden
| burg, he proceeded toward Iedley. which he
reached on the 3lst, with force of 1000 men
and i guns. Being reinforced at this place by
il military force of 400 infantry and 800 cayal-
ry, with II guns, he proceeded to"ar.! Harlnan-
stadt. Hosord, who had been Ielt with SIX bat
llcrmanatadt, had gone 10 Cronstadt and lowen-
bach, where he gained the victory mentioned
yesterday over the insurceut. Gen. Stainal.
This having been made known to Gen Luder
he foresaW that Benz would fall on Hosford. and
| probably drive him out Of Wailachie, and take
/ possession OF HormanStadt Nothing remained
tor him to do but to pursue Benz with all speed
but before he could overtake him he learned that
| llostord had actually attacked and driven him
trom bis position, and after murderous battle
in HermanStadt, where he had many killed. and
wounded, had been obliged to retreat on the 9th
At 10 a. NJ I.uder's army, battahons, stood
| before Hermanstad.
The enemy, 500 horses, IS guns, occupying
the nclghborlng heights. A considerable force
! had been le:t IN the city, and the remainder of
the army had gone in pursuit of Hostord. A
battle cnsued, which ended in the complete rout
OF the Magyars.
The Russian cavalry put such fugitives as at
tempted to resist, 10 the sword. The enemy lost
1900 prisoners, Is guns, 1900 killed, and 500
wounded. The Russians, including the loss,
suffered by Hostord on the 9th, 235 killed
The battle OF SWedcnberg and Hcrmanstadt
produced most deplorabie effect among the in
surgents. Accounts from Vienna via Warsaw
! to the 10Th OF August, say that the Hungarian
Dict, having surrendered their powers TO Cor
gcy, had dissolved itself
/ y meeting, including Kossuth, Gorgev, and
Benz, took place, when it was to their minds to
( put an end to the war, as sanguinary and use
less. Gorgey, addressing the Council of War
/ protested that he had 10 hopes for the cause of
! the IlungananS. All resistance was vain. No
thing bat utter ruin would attend the prolonging
OF the strife. The war party, headed by BEN,
hoasath, and leading members of the Para-
!t.r J, .4t i,,,.4 n
/ It's stated that kossuth carried with him the
insignia of the lIunga ian Emperor. Gorgcv
surrendered to the Prince Paskiewtch, under
the condition, if condition it can be called, that
the Prince should ntcrcede with the Austrian
Emperor for himself his troops and his country.
a Vienna letter states that the number of
troops that surrendered with Gorgey was 900
men ana 90 guns. From a Vienna letter Of the
/ IN, 1t appears that Kcssuth is determined to
hold out to the last. The Russian paper pub
fishes the following letter from Prince Paske-
witch TO the Gar.
The Hungarians are at the feet of your I'm
/ ponal Majesty. Government of the insur-
gents has transferred lis powers to Gorgey. The
Cmal OF the Army of insurgents surrendcrs to
the Russian anny-hiS example will be followed
! by other Insurgents have the good fortune TO
inform your Majesty that Gorgcys only condi-
4 III
your Majesty. shall keep him at your Maes-
/ Tvs disposal" 1t is reported by some ardent
( friend OF the Hunga,ians that Gorgey has pro-
we'd traitor, and yielded to the golden arguments
/ OF the Russians. koSsuth 5 wife and family. il
is said, have fallen into the hands OF the Imperial
troops.
LATER.
! HUNGARIAN MATTERs--REPoRTED BRITfsH
| ERENcE.-LNERPooL, Aug. 26. IL p
/ Mt is said that the Hungarian affair is not
yet settled, that Paskicwich and Havnau are
quarrelng with each other; that the latter objects
! To the consideration of the surrender, and that
Russia would not suffer Austrian interference
in the matter.
The Prtsse states thatit is generally believed
in Paris that the surrender of the Hungarans is
to be attributed to the result Of negotiations ra-
Their than through any corrupt motive on the
part Of Gorgcy, or OF despair on the part of his
army.
Ii IS said that arrangements were made for the
surrender, by Prince Schwartzenburg during his
visit TO Warsaw and honorable terms We're OBJ
tanned. La PreSSe gives Great Britain the credit
OF eitacting the negotiation from a desire TO tcrn
nate the unequal contest in which Hungary is
engaged, and to prevent L Issla from making any
further incarsioIs mo tie hungarian territory.
ROME. Letters have reached Paris which
state that the Pope had conferred on General
Oudinot the title of Duke of Pimesaggio, and
granted him pension OF 5000 crowns for his
valuable services in his cause.
FRANCE. A committee Of twenty-five appon-
ted by Assembly to sit during recess, met on
Thursday, and after an important discussion
Gen. Changarnier gave very satisfactory ac-
count of the feeling in Faris, and expressed his
confidence that peace and tranquility would be
maintained.
ITALY AND AUSTRIA Accounts from Turin
state that the Chamber of Deputies will grant the
indemnity of 100000 liyres demanded by the
government OF Austria.