The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-05

their ouposts mp Tyrnau They still keep posssssou
posts are at Asnburg Which vas formerly the pivot Of
the mperiast armies In the island Shut they are
at szerdahets and in the north aud east their troops
at Gran and Neutra Our informs us
that the Russian troops ct length In munica-
tion with General Csorich, and that the m periast
men. These troops expected to sd-anos against
the HuDgsrians the l4th OF August The chief Hun
and aroly have mean while Been brought to Oimuta
Another Count Caroly. who Is attacked to the Aus
tran cause was few days ago taken prisoner by the
Hungarian Hussars, who captured him on his road to
Pesth
The inhabitants Of Stuhl ~eissenburg having Ared
upon the Imperial troops, General Falkenhem set
Of their suburbs FIRE by Of rockets, aud ons
hundred houses were burnt down. The kings Of Hun
place Is now much dec.yed It situated little to the
north east Of Pstten Lake, and is the road from
The Hungarian colors were hoisted at Veszprm, Pa
pa, and several other places.
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
The reports sti continue prevalent Of the attempts
OF Austria to raise new loan We understand, how
says the London Times, that far MesSs NJ
Rothschiid 4 Co Of Lonson concerned negoa-
items Of the kind hare been contemplated tAeir part
The nature OF the recent movement for loan the
part Of Rub ia has pired in the Hamburger
II is stated that about months ago, Baron Seigts
the government bankerst st Petersburah contracted
loan with the house Of Hope & Co, Of Amsterdam,
for five millions sterling the price OF which be
about 95 with condition for its redemption par in
the course OF specified number OF years. On the
terms being submitted to the Emperor, however. he
dst satisfied with them being low refused
tirely broken cf
General wslaen, the Governor Of vienna has in
formed the editsrs OF the Austrian newspapers that
they not allowed publish any intelligence from
the seat OF except what has been published In
official Wiemr Zeifung Those who dare to disobey
hts orders in this respect threatened with hnes Of
lOf 2Of and with the suppression of their papers
NJ. Kossuths CORE pondence which was found in
Of the 70 the Of
gary for besides some severe reflections Gsorgeys
thoughtlessness and ambition, Nj Kossuth oGsrs'th
chief command Of the Hungarian army to General
Benz. Such, ut least, are the allegations OF the
Vienna jour- ais. Wa learn from the KoIner Zei-
fung, that the Jews OF Buda- Pesth In q dan
gerous situation. The contribution which General
Haynsu imposed upon them amounts to many millions
ar they but $50 OoO forms All their petitions
to the Austrian Ministers have been in vain IL is
stated that General syDau intends to have Of
the Jews sbot bcause he expects that this summary
proceedDgs will induce the others to find the money
On the 30 ult., young Englishman. who had been
making little excursion from Gratz, brought pri-
into Hartbefg little town close to the Hungx-
rian border IL does not seem that he made any posi-
tive attempt to the forbidden frontier bat his
dodge here and there of exctos
o suspicion that such his intention lie rnish-
ed with English pa sport which bore the OF the
embassy and declared his destination TO BE- Trieste.
correspondent Of the ConsutioneLes Bfaff Bohmsn
adds his gentleman II apparently correspondent
Of he Times He Is friendly 60 the cause Of the Mag
vars has q pass port from Lord Ponsonby and ia on
the whole, Of an agreeable appearance His express
sons choice aud IL would be odd II he should turn
out disguised emssary pushing ntrigues under the
language Ques tiob.d with regard to the views
Ergiish on the Hungarian var he said the sympathy
which prevailed throughout England for the
was universal, and that no one doubted Of their
tual victory Nothing suspicious ba wing been detected
in his conversation it seems probable that orders will
be received II ON Ciatz 10 send him back to Vienna,
whence he came"
The piece Of scandal before reported from Vienna,
exciting the quidnuncs Of the capital, aud giving
rise TO political speculation IL confidently assert
ed that painful scene had been witnessed at hon.
brunn, bet we~n two blood relations Of the highest
n n
taken place between the Emperor and the duchess
Sophia in the Of which the latter had with her
delicate hand. administered box the to
her imperial relative The dispute Is said have ORR
ginsted in difference Of opinion respecting the in
peace. and the voice Of the lady being still for
TO this ndecorum is attributed the departure Of the
Arcbduchess from court This Is Of minor conse-
ouencs; but there s sn that
may have to follow her ere long
1he Emperor Of Russia has addressed Two rescripts,
dated the 18th (3otb) Of July, the to iteschid
racha the Turkish Prime Minister and the other 10
the regnipg Prince of servia, aud comforting the
former the rank Of Cheveiier Of the Order Of ST. Alex
auder Newsky, in diamonds, and the latter the
Order Of the White Eagle They intended to humbug
The Turks aud prerenl them from joining the
The letter TO Rsscbid Pscbs merely states that the
order H. conferred upon him for the zeal displayed
by him in contributing TO the maintenance Of the
friendly alliance u our Emperor with the Ottoman
Porte" The following Is the rescript addressed TO the
Prince Of Servis:-
TO ouR pEAR PRINCE OF srrvIA, ALEXANDER KALAGroR
GIEwIrscH.
In the midst ,ansvinsry dsenscn If troubles and dis
resI ,.n hays ssa,;S tn, % bordering upon
govern enjoy the perfect tranquility,
the authority Of sublime OF
Porte ana under the protection Of an empire
which PROCESSES the religion the
seya In rendering full the and
you have taken for the legal order aud
ane wishing 10 ye you srisn testimony for
tho portnnt service which have rendered,
you OF 1mper snd Royal Order Of the Waite
Esge OF which herewith send the insignia We assure
you Of our affection. NICOLAS.
Ali Pschs, the Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
and the COMMANDMENTS Chief VI the Turkish troops In
Wascba. have also been decorated with the Order Of
ST. Anne. first class. set In diamonds.
The Austrian government had again applied to the
Porte permission to tend troops through the Ser
t.rritory the Dysn ho~ever up-u the advice Of the
French Am base ador. has refused grant it,
standing the pressing instances Of both the Russian
and Austrian rspres,ntstiv