The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-26
Important Letter from Hungary,

We have received the following letter from our
Pesth correspondent which we hasten to lay before
the public:
PKsrH, May 18th. 1s49. 3
Eds Creseent-Haying been in this country some time
watching the progress of events take the liberty OF address
ing you Tor the purpose of giving the American public
novel information through the columns of your valuable pa
per- But before do this must ask you send me the
Crescent regularly and to forward least hundred
copies Whenever the Crescent arrives there the greatest
excitement in the city Kossuth who by the way learned
English expressly to read paper Immediately suapends
all other business and translates editorials for the benefit
OF the citizens When he first the Crescent he thought
his old enemies the Turks had emgraed to the banks Of
the Mississippi but he discovered his mistake.
Of course know that this is now engaged in
war. The contest believe from the fact that Hung
y Diet disagreed with the Emperor; quarrel ensued and
now the Hungry uns determined to free themselves from
the stern rule of the Austeeuns. The nobility who the
major or Maar part of the population at tie head OF
the movement Success has far attended the OF the
rebels; and as they have captured called Oven some
OF their demands expected to be satisfied Breada Is al
ready in the hands of the Hungry uns that the
deprived of that crumb of Comfort The Emperor seeing
chance of cOnqueng the Maars has called the Gar for
assistance He accordingly dispatched two or three
Rush ons to assist his distressed cousin but when they
rived the frontier they Immediately dispatched by
the Hungry uns. who didnt make a mouthfu of Them
The war, it is said will end other provinces AT
all events the Hungry ms have fought under different SKIES
such as Dembink and Others do not know the names OF
all the Rush-On generals but of them is called Baron
Strongenough. He opposed by General Cakowisk The
Rushon general be strong enough. but don't think
he cask o. whisky before him. Ii he dom he
will be compelled either 10 retreat.
1t reported to day that Benz is about TO besiege Peter
Ward in, city of S!avonia don't know who this
is; bat pretty tain Benz abb take Peter Ward
in II is said that when Geo gey took Buda. few days
he killed all the Croats Ii SO glad of it These
Croats boastfu braggar of fellows the Of
their country indicates Croatia contraction of Crow at
The Croat soldiers have all been placed under Ban.
News has been received that large body of Slovack
fantry has joined Dembinski. Their tady arrival is
counted for by the fact that they London
states, Slow vackers whackers which Ill the
The power of sound stTikngly illustrated in DEM
binsks recent battle positively asserted that the a
ery was heard to Crack. oh. This is said to be fact /
don't wonder the Rush ons defeated when great
of them fought with nothing but Poles Among the
various people who nhabt this country Fooons
who. when they enter the army, generally made e
The population composed of three principal Slave
Majjars and TeutoDs; and tie Russian defeat made
fou til A
The roads crowded with recruits going to De-
breczin be drilled An officer is stationed there who
breaks the volunteers 1t thought that the first
battle there will be considerable the new evies
and that of them will be effectuay drilled This
the se with the infsntry The cavalry recruits,
they arrive in camp, put to the swo-d-exercie.
When have any moe news to communicate You shall
year from me again. Yours, DBxLZNPKxsKL