The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-15

Ban OF Croatia. Baron Jelachich, was united WIN lns
army Of the Danube Inc b9oay % omsp that on The
Of the birthday OF our most gracious mon
arch, this assertion, with the prospect OF peace can be
Vsno. uausr. of the a:a inform us Of the capture
Arad Of M kossuls bank note press and ihe stan q
his Ministry q Fnsnse Is also 1 ~ asserted Gsu
sey and his alsared troops Q the custody Of the Aus
TRAN commander.in chief The exact number Of the
TSs .s psSs opinion Vienna on the
events in Hungary may be TO some extent estimated from
the following letter:
The intelligence from Hungary is confirmed n all iis
Vienna his way to Isch where the Emperor Is stay
ing this is the reason the details are not generally
knswn, though they are expected with mpatience No
flight Of Kossuh and Benz Az 70 the surrender OF Geor
gey, 1t ID variously commented on. All those who
know the man acqu HIM 81 any motive unworthy q ms
vate conduct was always free from reproach his patriot
ism purer and less sefseekng than that Of Kossuth
he agitaSr No personal revenge no petty hatred drove
guished officer in her service, respected BY his regiment
he voluntarily Quilted the army and settled at Prague
s ms s q
in him the old martial spirit All who knew him at that
time aware that, though thorough Hungarian he
did not seek the welfare Of his country in separation
from the House Of Hapsburg he wished to secure It's
freedom. but not to destroy the monarchy and be al
ways cherished the hope Of being able to effect this OBJ
the House Of Austria had ceased to reign. From this
period Geogey saw that his country was Fastening to
an abyss; he regarded the dictatorship Of Kossuth
remain in the important post to which his courage and
services had raised him but he remained less from sym
pathy with the stale OF the cause than from kind OF
military point OF honor Thus his position with regard
TO Kossnh the absolute Dictator became every day more
insupporable After the taking of Ofen the rupture be-
On Geosy and demanded a. an explanation Of bis plans
and intentions They made evident after the battle
before Comorn. Kossuth wished that the whole army
should b. concentrated in the south Georgey saw in
this measure only prolongaon of the sanguinary
vet he obeyed, not much the command of Kossuth
The wish 81 his army With between 10000 and 10000
Almost by miracle, he succeeded in breaking through
the enemy, reached 1okay took Grosswardein and APP
peared suddenly in the south by Arad On his arrival in
Villages his army in frightful conditionarms, am
munnon, provisions. money. all were wanting. Geor
gey had executed his askhe had moved his army to the
south. and was justified in demanding from kossuth
instead OF giving any answer, abdcaed his ohice, and
made over his powers to Georgey. who called council
alternative remained. GeoYey was compelled to take
this decisive step, even II he had not long considered
the only solution OF the question From this point OF
view the surrender may be regarded as an honorable,
and loyal, and patriotic act Hungary, unasssted,
later have been conquered but every day
the conflict was prolonged would have inflicted onit fresh
.Atthe iime he surrendered, Geogey was nearly sur
rounded by the corps under Paskiewitch, Haynau and
the Ban, amounting to nearly 100000 men, and was
fined 10 field Of operations containing little more than
eight square miles"
The Wiener Zetung Of the 26th contains report from
sd Won aayn stating a, s
results and that the whole of Transyvana is clear
ed OF the rebels and that only few thousand OF the Pc
lsh legion now between Mebedia and Orsowa. On
the lsih 70 pieces Of artillery were taken in the valley
Of Thot varad belonging to Verseys corps, the remain
der Of which, consisting Of 1000 men, 1000 horses 1000
on the 10th, at Boros Jeno Benz and Guyon arrived du
rug the night Of 18th and 18th, at Dewa, where the
ayant guard OF Gen. Luders was yesterday. The Hun
garans, therefore, sought for an amnesty OF "a hours
from General Luders, which allowed them. In tn,
council of war that was held, BEN and Guyon declared
in favor Of The prosecution Of the war bat as this met
direction OF Nuszberg mutay broke out in con-
sequence in the camp Of the insurgents, the greater
part OF whom. 5000. surrendered the Russians, with
"A pieces Of artillery; 1000 men dispersed themselves
among the mountains, and the rest $4,000 TO 5000
rendered TO the Austrian army corps, aad were led TO
his staff. under Lieut. Marshal Wallmoden. The siege
Of Temesyar will remain one OF the most remarkable in
history. The city was bombarded from the nth to the
18th Of June inclusive and from the 5th to the 23d OF
July, with bombs, grenades, and Is and 24-pounders;
and 5000 bombs which have fallen into that city, have
Russia had obtained from Austria that Hungary should
have separate line OF Customs, and should not be in
cIuded within the Customs Union Of the Austrian do
minions.
Il is stated that the great bulk Of the Russian army is
about to be Withdrawn from Hungary, and that COM
paratvey small number OF these troops will remain in
the Austrian provinces until the pacfcaiion OF Hungary
10 complete.
The erordum of Prince Paskiewitch's despatch TO his
Majesty the Gar, namely the words /" Hungary lies al
your Maesiys feet has excited the Indignation oil the
Austrian army, and the Austrian public AT large, in such
way, that il il asserted that further cordality
possibly exist between the two nations.
According 10 OF the Vienna journals, kossuth and
BEN have succeeded in reaching Adranople where per-
mission was given them 10 proceed TO England.
Georgey's corps Is still at Villagosh. After having
surrendered their arms pro Jorma they have again been
put in possession OF their guns horses, and muskets
We have received further express from India, with
dates from Bombay TO the 2th, and from Calcutta TO the
18th OF July The trial OF Moolraj, for being accessory
TO the murder of Leutenans Anderson and Agnew has
been brought to close, and the prisoner found guilty,
with a Recommendation TO mercy. The capital punish.
ment has been committed 10 imprisonment for life in the
fortress OF Chunar.
severe gale OF wind has visited the upper part OF the
Bay Of Bengal, which felt all India Several
vessels were disabled or lost
There 10 no news of interest from China.
The Dutch have again been unsuccessful in their ex.
petition against the Island Of Bali
From the New York Evening Post
Foreign ltesns.
In the elections OF the Saone and Loire, M Jolly, the
republican candidate, elected by majority Of 2s433
votes to 256e7 given TO NJ Doust the moderate candi
date.
In the election for members Of the Council General in
the canton OF Canbrener Calvados NJ Guizot, who
a candidate only obtained go votes while his COMPETE
tor, NJ Thifau notary, and mayor OF Canbremer, was
elected by majority of s97
A letter from Toulouse mentions that NJ Manast, last
president Of the National Assembly, has arrived in that