The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-14

the Austrian Correspondent, leading journal published
at Vienna, down TO the 18th OF August and find in it
matters relating to the Hungarian OF decided inter-
est and which have YET been published either in En-
gland the United States We find the entire series OF
letters from Kossuth to General BEN, which found
in the captured carriage &c, OF the latter and OF which
detached portions only have hitherto been published We
translate the entire series and lay them before our read
srs this morning They throw s,r much Light on as pro-
weeks OF its continuance and furnish besides connected
sketch Of from the highest Hungarian authority
They valuable therefore, Offset to the Austrian
bulletins on which hitherto have been forced to rely
Il impossible not to admire the heroic spirit OF the
noble hearted Kossuh, as well the fertility Of resour.
and the eagleeyed watchuness over every depart
ment Of his widespread government, which they dis
play His references 10 Geogey brief and cautious
they are are significant, and show plainly enough that
hePesident who suspected the warmth Of his devotion
70 the national cause and dreaded the which his
III Judged policy was seen to tend On Benz, on the other
hand, ne manitests the most entire reliance.
We find in the Correspondent Of the 18th, the follow
ing editorial paragraphs concerning the causes of Geor
gey's surrender
concerning the great catastrophe which brought
on by Georgey's capiluation, we waiting something
direct and ccumstanal At present, according to
probable account the following is all that can be
made known BY his letters to Rem. which were captured,
10 concentrate the whole Hungarian army and Georgey,
in seeking 10 carry out this PLAN may have been driven
to march south, order TO unite Temesvar with the
armies Of Dembinski, Vetter, and Meszaros BEN also
must have out of Tmnsyvania, as he is known to
have been present at the battle at Temesvar Georgey
alone, pressed BY Paskiewtch, pursued and driven
circle, only able. with his army quite out and
stripped OF all means OF help, on the 18th TO reach Villa
Cos some miles northeast OF Arad But then the battle
at Temesvar had been already fought, the enemy was
quite routed and nothing remained for Georgey but TO
give himself Up Internationally. Geogey must have
or tco sceeks before cherished the idea Of an uncond
tonal surrender His situation had long been desperate
Pressed as he was all sides, off from every support
without money, with number Of weary. battle-worn
troops. and for the most part without means of subss
te0ce. and shall without sutfr
OF ammunition. AT all events, he sent his plenipoien-
aries Mree times TO Field Marshal Paskiewitch without
peror insists upon an unconditional surrender Only
when he should satisfy this demand, would his proposals
6s received The report is not improbable that Geogey
delivered more arms than soldiers 10 the Field Marshal
ny sickness Of all Sorts he must have lost 1000
men
This extract furnishes suitable introduction TO the
following letters from Kossuth to General Benz captured
as already stated, with the baggage OF the latter:
The Gour~or to Fiald Marshal Lieutenant Benz
BUDA PgsTH, June 2S 1919.
Georgey's corps damee being pressed by very supe
rior force, has reresied without battle to Miskolcz
a
upon battle their fixed idea is unite themselves with
they viii bring the superior force of the Russians upon
our necks so that we shall have time strike final
fires. ="
mention this you needfu information, with the
nrm conviction that only speedy concentration of all
forces (which then should be placed under your
n . -
Withous hi. ~. han hv ,h. ; II ~, -
..m. ~ s Me snail nave ,ne main army oil the Rus
,han, -; -" osn, VI, WHAT'S WORSE we snail have
We will do what is possible Wal, for intelligence from
- 800 oA~ieJ' ,..~..,,,,, :
hooSolH, 1oVernor
LETTER H.
PEsTn. 18th June, lsis, Evening.
have this MON emit received your letter da,ed
burgh, June Is The intelligence which il contained OF
the Russian invasion of Tansyyania was already Inown
The death of the Colonel (Kisl In Con,,adt
affected me very painfully.
syvania INTO the Banat Yet ,here also the dangsr . ya
great, indeed 10 everywhere Now come our bardcs,
tmes May God give his blessing on our endeayoIs for
surely we need i,
In the Banat there serious and amending difference,
between the commanders. And vet there must b. order
conference, and union or we are lost = 1880
We have made the following arrangements for the BAGS
Banat since you 20 hither in person There are
three forces Ia that county l. That which was nnde, ,h
command Of vccsey now commanded by Guyon' q The
Baoser (PeIczeIs corps D present commando Yo,k.
~, Even 70 you NJ Deva Commander Banffy.
~ OF All inc corps and divisions assembled
arL.r S,ssss .esTi. 1880,
,neIencesl nave ready RotHd Oh but Banfy ap.
I.v. i.d i oat IN person, on GENERAL Pefcz>L
1.s - - tison n.l ,ne hecessay orders, yet respect
@ s,s 20" on as also TO give the orders % the
Ti9r e,.i hs ~ ,shy' ny us Iegau as he supe.
20 that poet This Is now Field Marshal Veer since Won
are now prevented from going there YOURSELF -
But Unjust plainly and Openly on press The on,ion ,h.,
II only concentrate Our forces spsdv ony ,D,,dI
then our fathehand saved-if not, Win bieedinp
!, IL 4 be done quickly am ready TO give M whole g1o
yes, ourhlths whole land In ore, ~, -. 49,