Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-28

~ ct P>en. which asn threatens To in in The move
mtn 1t Is salf Thai Prussia has only consented 10
the mvenun Of Russia. but has offered send army
at ob~ervatI'n IN The frontiers # Gacia. have learned
tom very good suces that the intervention Of Russia In
Hungary does not give any unbrage to the Frehc gov
-rnnent. which ir il imitation, and at the same
time, justifcai, If is own intervention 10 Rome.
From The London Times Of Man 9Th
Ii is now we believe. beyond all Doubt that the In
peria government of Aus ria and Russia have entered
into close defensive lIanre. BY virtue Of which the
Cabinet OF Jenna has cled aud nhtine from thit Of
81 PeteTSaurIh. immediate and efficient military suppor
An army Of 5000 Russians is destined To perform this
Important service, 100000 will once enter the
Polish and Hungarian ieTrires Of the Austrian empire
and the remaining divisions Will act reserve t. b.
employed as circumstances may require. II is with the
strongest epugnance aud regret that the Young Emperor
AZ d the maj,rty Of the Austrian Cabinet have found
themselves Compelled 70 embrace this hu.nllatlng an
dangerous alternative. Ear from entert,ini1g any de-
sire Ia adopt. in with the forces If The Emper
NchnlaS, active of hOslIy agaipst these mod
efn IFS tutnns which the spirit OF the aye requires the
Austrian Government manittllv dpes The hard
sy Of these times, which under the forces of despotc
power he only available barrier against anarchy aud the
total subversinn of the empire. The full weight of this
misfortune is nowhere more keenly rl than Vienna
But after the late If the Hungarian nsurrec-
tlun. with he numeTou. Polish auxillares il is hard To
resources have unhappy been divided by the aggrec
sion OF the ungarans nave been augmented by hosts
the volunteers OF anarchy from every part of Europe and
especially by a cnrps Of from 10000 $4,000 Poles
who have tranpaned their cause O The Hungarian from
tier.
Within certain bounds il il impossible contest the in
nS Ice of the Hungarian cause and nation in arms for
constitutional Independence. which dates from the 18th
century, Is be cuntuundei with mob of rebels
Bnt uhappY the leaders OF the Nlagyars IN this
have not taken their stand on that ground. They have
allowed the barriers of law and property to be
ed-they have allied themselves with the widest pl-
huca secis in Europe-they openly abeted he sangui-
nary outbreak Of the German Democrats in Vienna, and
helr own is stained with the atrncous
tunS OF Lamoerg aud f.atonr Their present obi ct is
not 80 much Ia vlndcate their freedom and indie
endence, To lay the entire Austrian empire PROSTATE
under the ascendrncv Of the Nagyars and for this pur
pose me marital arsiocr=cy ct that nation has not scruped
10 ally itself with all that is exaggerated in the dem
Ocratlc party of the dav.
Whether it De Pesth, Frankfort, or Rome the
principle the same, namely, the destruction Of existing
law and government, In order establish a popular
power sprung from Revolutionary origin upon lis ruins
l he French Government by lis couduc at hlme and lis
intervention in laIy-the Prussan Government by lis
rupture with franktor-the Austrian Government by its
resistance To Hungary-are endeavung to maintain the
same principle of resistance and if any proof
ing OF the comparative advancement Ct Eng land and If
tleS enlightened public opinion itself dSavows all
neXon with the excuses of The Liberal party in less civil
:zed oates. But it is mostly earnestly to be hoped that
tn me event OF order being restored by these necessary
eKeons, the respective Governments will acknowedg
mat the permanent security Of their dominnns and Of Eu
rope can only be secured by institutions adapted to the
real wants of the people. The principle has for
maiy adopted by the Prussian Government, and Count
brahdenburg has announced in a second pow
efni and negble the last. his intention Of calling
upon all the Governments of Germany to meet al Der
IN Tor The purpose of aresting he progress of the
,ron. and OF agreeing upon and efficient Federal
Constitution for Germany.
In Hungary The question is still purely military, for
when the last advices left PeSh thhe position of the
armies was such that conditions could reasonably be
offered 10 the enemy. accepted by the Imperial Gov
eminent Upon taking the supreme command Of The
imperial army. the first IF Welleu to Withdraw
II from position Of considerable danger. His tight wing
under the Ban continued operate the south.
T. prevent Dembinski or BEN (who expected ar
ve at headquarters from crossing the Danube in force
below ftsih His left wing, consisting Of IA 900 men
and "A guns. under Gen. Wohlgemuh still the
rfan and opposes the progress of The division under
Georgey, with which it fought the other day severe
action nt II hours. But the main BODY Of the Imperial
army has retired to Babolna; place living about 10 les
south ut Danube, between Raab and komorn. in
dulatng country. Here The Commander in Chief is Sc
cure from attack, unless the enemy should find to
cross ihe Danube, and if the Demblnsk does the
Dannbee he will. in his turn. be placed in a critical sit
ua'on. For at the very lime when matters were in
this position, Kussuh would receive positive intelligence
OF The advance IF the Russian army the North and
East. whilst Weldon expected have received reinforce
nents and recruited his army sufficiently to resume Of
ensIve operations the first of May Unless therefore
the Hungarian corps under Georgey has been able 10 an
initiate the Imperial division the Gran and the W aag in
the interval there is some reason to anticipate that the
lnngarans i'll be able to advance further than they
had done on the 26th of Aprl