The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-21
THE HUNGARIAN WAR.

tocoHect sufficient materials. from our foreign
papers, to construct reasonably clear and salts.
factory accountIof what actually has been done
and seems likely to be done by the belligerents
on the Danube; but the attempt has not been so
successful as we could wish, and we are tain to
copy what seems TO be the most complete we,can
find, ready made to our hands;
According TO accounts from Vienna Of the 25th
oil July, the Hungarian commander who defeated
the Ban of Croatias troops is not Gen. Benz, as has
been supposed, but Gen. Guyon, an Irish officer
in the Hungarian army. General Benz has taken
up strong position between Bstritz and Klaus.
enburg. General Haynau has imposed fine
upon the Jewish communities at Buda and Pesth.
They are bound to furnish the Imperialist army
with $4,000 cloaks, $4,000 pantaloons, IS, 600,
pairs OF boots and Shoes 900 Shirts so 600 pairs
OF drawers, 10000 cravats, 10000 neckcloths,
l0,O0O yards OF gray and 10000 yards Of white
cloth, and 1900 cwt. Of shoe leather, to be sup.
pied in certain quantities, from fortnight to fort
night, with fine of 500 forms for every time
they miss They are also forced to give the gen
eral 100 well caparisoned horses.
On the 18th ut the Hungarian armies held the
following positions General Aulicf with ID.
600 regulars, and 10000 well disciplined levies,
was at the Platten Lake. Ia. 900 regulars and a
vast number OF evies were on the banks Of the
Waag; 10000 men were in and around Comorn.
Dembinski's force OF 10000 troops, and 100 900
levies, was divided into two corps, one of which
was at the foot ofthe Carpathians, while the 9th.
er was united with Georgey's corps, near poly
| zah. There is force OF So, 900 regulars and a
| large body OF leyes under BEN and Perczel, on
the banks of the Theiss and BEN has lett 4 large
corps Tor the defence OF Transylvania
The Emancipation, of Brussels, saws that intel
ligence reached Berlin on the 27th to the efFec,
that Prince Paskiewitsch was comp etely defeat
| ed near Arzod on the 2lst !, by Generals Dembin.
ski, Dasewfy and Wizolzki; and The Cologne G a.
zette says that Gen. Benz has gained eat vic.
tory over the Russians at Fogarasch. Sa.s
| According to the last adyices from the theatre
OF war i'll the South, all are flying to Esseg or in,
to Seryia. All the male population, IRON sixteen
10 sixty, have risen in arms in favor of the Mag
! vars. All sorts OF arms are resorted to, even
scythes and ploughshares, and carriages, horses
and corn and other provisions, are taken into the
fortress OF. Peterwarden by their owners The
/ Magyars are masters OF the whole OF the Bannat.
s The seat of Magyar government. is at Seeks
gard and Baja, in steamboat, which ascends or
descends the river, as circumstances NAV REQUIRE.
and which is provided with cannon for its de
fence. :, - #as asss ; a.et s..5
The Cologne Gazette mentions a rumor that
Klausenherg had fallen into the hands of the
| :
culated, and SO often contradicted, that no credit
can, Tor the present, at least be attached to it,
The same Journal says that the AustriaGs under
Nugent had, after an engagement which lasted
several hours, taken Gross Kanischa, or more
! properly speaking the ruins of Gross Kanischa
for ~ houses were burned by the Austrians dur.
ing the engagement. ~.sssssfs
Reports OF the Russian general Luders which
have been published at Warsaw, claim adyanta-
ses in various actions which occurred in the
Szekerland, and between Cronsadt and Her
mannstadt, between the I'd and 5th of july. On
the latter day the Magyars are alleged to have
lost $50 killed, fur guns and two coloi s. while
from the I'd tothe 9Th the Russian loss is said not
to have exceeded i've killed and forty wounded.
General CLAIMS Austrian corps arrived in Cron
stadt from Walachia on the 18th, and General
Luders then caused his vanguard under Gener al
Engelhard to advance in the direction of Her.
msnnstadt. General Engelhard on arriving near
the village of Eagaras, found the place occupied
| by an iDconsiderable body of Magyars, attacked
it in front and rear, carried it and captured 400
prisoners and four guns, while the Hungarsns
are said TO have lost 200 killed. While these are
the Russian accounts OF what has been passing
around Cronstadt, it appears that dispatches from
! General Grotenheim, dated on the 18th. at Bis
tritz, speak of an action apparently of little i'm
poRtance, in which he claims to have obtained
| advantages. saa.et tce 4rts sz s4s 's3 e-
Gorgey entered Kaschau on the 22d and the
papers give some important details CONCERNING
his march from Waitzen, which have been hith.
erto buried in mystery. After giving Paskie.
witch the slip on the night of the 18TH Gorgev
marched, by the Neograd road, northw ard of The
Tatra mountais. Reaching at BaIassA Gyarmath
the valley OF the Ipoly, he continued his march
by the broad easy road whichruns along this riy
-er TO Losonez, and thence gained Rma Szombath
! The absence Of all resistance by the corps of
General .Grabbe, upon road which admitted so
easily oil being barricaded and efectually blocked
re nders it probable that the general had already
| lett Atsohl, and moved farther down the Gran.
! Gorgey, having baffied Rudiger,s pursuit. pro-
/ ceeded from Riiaa Szombath to Rosenau, He
FIRST met the Russian outpost OF the north at Jas.
70, and in this neighborhood gained complete
| victory over strong corps.
| The Russian garrison at Kaschau was struck
with CONSERVATION at the sudden appearance of a
| Hungarian army. The garrison dropped all
thoughts Of defence, and the Magyars entered
without opposition. Kaschau, in strategic point
OF view, is a highly important place. On this &C .
count it was fortified by Paskiewitch, and made
the depot Of the commissariat supplies from
Poland and Gallicia. From Kaschau Gorpev
marched toward the Thesis, which he was TO
cross at Tokay and Tsrqal The Russian de
achments LETT the other bank are ire trieyablv
lost The Thesis Is, As ia the past winter. the
line OF operations. The road to Gallicla lies omen
on one side, and communications are established