Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-20
Arrival Of Steamer Hibernia,
SEVEN DAYS LATER


6rinsEi and Gorgey in communication
-Runaors Of austrian disposition to
Negotiate for Peace-Victory of DEM
brinsks orer, PaskeaUitch-BatHe Of
Waitzsn and Defeat of the Russians
by Gorgey-Change an the austrian
Cabitet- France -Haruest abundant
-Haly-The Pope not returned to
Rome-Austro-Italy-Death of Ksng
Charles Al6ert-Turkish A1my ordered
to the Hungarian frontier-Russia-
Conspiracy against the Enperor-De.
sign to establish a Republ;c-Americam
Stocks in England.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10Th, le49
The Hibernia's news began coming over
the wires at IL o'clock last night. The
news Express from Halifax to ST. Johns,
was detained 20 hours on the route by fogs.
While we were receiving the news, the
steamer came up to her wharf at Boston,
a little after midnight.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Angus, 4.
The Queen having quilted Osborne
House for Ireland, on the lst instant. Par
lament was prorogued by commission.
The Royal speech delivered at the close
of the session contained nothing very novel.
The inhabitants of Cork, Dublin and
Belfast are making the most active prepa-
ra,ions 10 give loyal and enthusiastic re
ception to the Queen. Political feelir gs
are almost forgotten.
HUNGARY Hungarians continue
successful. They had defeated and out
maneuvered the enemy, and placed the
Austrians in great peril cutting off the
Russians from their base of operations.
The three great Generals Of the Hun
garian cause, BEN, Dembrinski, and Cor.
gev are now in communication with each
other, and ready to act together when nec-
essary.
Their respective positions are rendered
secure by the character of the country in
which they are located, while on the lher
hand, there is nothing to prevent their e.
merging from their fastness whenever an
occasion presents itself.
The whole population serve them with
''heart and hand" bring them food, horses,
&C., and all the intelligence ofthe enemy's
movements.
The London news of August Sd has
dates from Vienna Of July 25th. The news
that Gorgey having beaten the Russians at
Jupoe, entered Kaschau and crossed the
Pheiss had already reached Vienna
There were rumors at Vienna ol lnten.
tions entertained to negotiate peace with
Hungary.
Lenswar is reported to have surrender
ed to the Hungarians.
The Ban of Crotia (Jellachich) was
continuing his retreat towards south Smyr-
ma.
Bem announced his victory over the Ban
in these three words, sBem Ban, Boun. p"
In later despatch, BEN says, "our
army requires now but to conquer two
generals more Of the enemy-Julius and
Augustus"
Letters from Cracow Of the 23d June,
state that the Russian troops who were on
The point Of leaving that city for Hungary
had received counter orders.
Several railway wagons, filled with
wounded Russian soldiers has recently ar
rived at the city of Cracow
From POSTSCRIPT pit to the Liverpool Cou-
rler, of the 4th inst we learn that accounts
from Hungary had been received, through
Paris, Vienna and Cologne, which concur
in announcing another battle in Hungary.
1t appers that The troops of Dembrienski
and Prince Paskewitch came to an engage.
ment, which ended in the defeat of the Rus.
SLAMS.
Paskewitch is cut off from his line of
communication, while Dembrienski, Benz
and Gorgey are in full communication.
Gen. Haynan. Ghe Austrian command
er is represented to be in most perilous
situation, the Magyar Generals being mas
ters of the whole line from Eszek TO AS
somba, facilitating their communications
with Belgrade and the Turkish Provinces.
The Cabinet Of Vienna is absolutely in q
state Of alarm.
A peremptory had been issued by the
Government prohibiting the purchase of
Foreign stocks, the object being, it is sup
posed to prevent money from being sent
out of the country.
On the 18th Of July. "a desperate battle
was fought at Wait1en, between the Rus.
sian force under Paskewitch and the Hun.
garians under the brave Gorgey. The
Russians were defeated.
/. Gorgey's army had broken through the
lines, and marched north, affecting juno.
tion with the Hungarian main army.
A letter from the seat Of war says
"The attack Of the Hungarans upon Pas.
kiewitch's S division was tremendous. The
Russians were borne down in mass and
compelled to retire before the terrific on
slaug ght ofthe Hungarians, who fought with
unexampled courage and daring"
Another letter describes the retreat Of
the Russians to Danakees "a most dis
orderly fight before Dembrinski's hussars,"
and states that the Russians were only
saved from annihilation by the arrival Of
Gen. Remberg. 1t was. admitted at Vien-
ma on the 20lh July, that the Hungarian
victory at Wnitzen had been complete.
FRANcE.-The President has been on
tour to the South On his return to Paris
he IS to review the whole army Of the
Seine, amounting to 100000 men.
There seems to be every prospect of
most abundant harvest throughout France.
In some of the Departments the wheat crop
is already cut under the most favorable
circumstances. --a
The French funds are also on the ad-
vance. ...
The President is still suspected Of aim.