The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

The Emperor Of Russia Is still at warsaw, where all
the city crowded with strangers that single rooms
letting for ducat day. The Grand Prince
shv. when the last accounts left but there we're sisn
der hopes Of his he had Loot the power OF
speaking The police Of the frontiers of Poland moro
rigid than scarcely any stranger Is allowed to
enter tho country at all The Emperor has addressed
letter to Prince Paskewitsch. thanking him for his
conduct and that of his during the campaign In
Hungary. As the highest mark of the imperial favor
the Prince is Informed that In future he is to be
csved by ell the Russan troops With the same henors
rs the Emperor himself even when his Majesty may
be himself present These royal honors are all that
master further mark Of his gratitude for wealth,
orders, and rank had been before bestowed on him
hs S 20
victor brings the following letter from the chief OF the
defeated IL letter from kosuh to Count Csssimer
Esterhsxy. the Com dspt Of Komorn-
Dear Count-lou will receive this letter from Colonel
you verbally The sppIehensobs you sIosedin
the sd o. June have been realised Georsey conquest
for Immediately Dembni was defeated in the
k%sn the % Benz H
retrss lsiers kndsrs NJ snasr hoPe' 81 e,as sele og
TsSrs bee" %sS ~ G
s,rssss
anigted on me- and hrcmoh me- on ~" Rsp@tie G,atl-
ss@ Our misferuns has ss.s Us 10000 cannon balls and
glorious victos our Is utterly lost; the
p s'ss ssIf so 'sal:a
ny g n ~ s Ps'sns s s PGGn ss
my family. in safety. go night with csany aud
through coonsi Won kslnssy msaaiims
a' n1as sS 2, ny profound respect kossoiu
The public papers confirm the news We have already
communicated respecting the insurgent chiefs Who
have taken refuge In allachia From Orsova, Kos
suth with his SUIT consisting Of Messaros the two
Perczes Czernin, Mary Csroy I've have idea what
Caroly this can bel Madras, Guyon, and twelve depu
ties went to Cslast which il Just opposite Widiin.
where he was joio.d by Bem, Dembinsky and sixteen
other Poles A steamer had by the influence Of Eng
lhl agents. been provided taaty. but Turkish
commander, Omar Pasha. sent orders from Bucharest
that the refugees should be taken to widdin. Asn
had been made known that the Insurgents had vast
quantity Of luggage with them. Turkish commission
went with the Austrian consul from bucharest to ex-
anime It. as II thought that the Hungarian regslia
might be found among the spos. Such are our pr-
yste sdvices from semhn, but we do not vouch for
their correctness
The Berlin Consif,iionells contains sketch OF the
most recent events in Hungary II may have attrsc-
tion for those who arc Interested as all must be In
tscestod In this still exciting question -
-WTbe amount OF tn. hungarian forces" says the
Cos shfutonel was less from the beginning Of the
eamrsien than generally stated. hilst Georgey
kept the Austrians (whose force never exceeded
$1,000 electives the middle Danube) In check near
Comorn With 5000 good and veil appointed regular
souHy and wysozh To oppose to ths grand Russian
army under ths smallf fierce,
we'll known carefully AVOIDED being drawn into
, combat, and gradually drew back towards Szolonok
on the Thesis, and the direct road from Pesth to
Grofswardein) Here there corps was augmented by
fresh recruits to about 10000 men, aud placed under
rPercrnis orders The southern OF army OF the BAGS
Bapat under Nstter reckontd some 80 VVo men IL Was
this corps which fought aud defeated the Bsnns near
Hegzes and thence broke the unity Of round
Temsswsr belesgured by some 10 70
'2ODoo men commanded by Nersay, and BEN had
nearly 10000 In Trsnsylvania, Tor the moot
part Seekers ~hsm he could not keep In order ~
most stringent disciptne. Thus the total amount
of All forces (exceptng Aul-chs dsschment
upsn the left Danub. bank, not exceeding 900 men,
did net exceed 100 600 OF all arms sith an enor
nous train Of ARTILLERY According TO the general
pan Of operations, GeOrgey should have lett about
10000 men Comorn, aud have marched ss rapidly ~
possifae before rsskie~itoh resched Meskolzl by
sityen end Joined tercxel upos the left bank OF the
The,ss in the direction of the Danube Here he vas
TO have taken up position previously concerted and,
Nv drawing to him large portion Of the BAGS Bsuat
enabled himself to give or rather receive, battle
rith nearly so 600 nd 200 field pieces, force
tuliv scent to cope with any numbers that the Rus
,isns and Austrians could have brought against him,
morass and other advantage But Georgey dissbeyed
ara ovders and nd several days at Cenorn where
ne fought the gallant out Improbable actions OF the "a
and nth July ut Vi S,ouy. This vas the reason -ny
Kossutb recslled him from the commsnd under pre-
tert OF appointing him minister OF the var oePrtmen
when the seat Of government wss removed rVin res
TO Debrec,in and thence 20 Grossssrdeln MesksrVs
was snortnted coun auder of the West Upper DANUBE
army In his Mace With Denbinski chief ~ the stan
In conseauence the positions ooo upied by tne
Russians on the Danube bank and OF the Austrsns
upon the ether neither could reach Comsrn Wns'
motives Georeey may have had for remaining TOUT
teen days In the entrepchments OF Comorn there
by rishipg beiug completely enveloped By ths tus-
sian and Austrian corps. triple his numoersJ docs
not sppear. Perhaps his object vas 70 eeihe
,.itv forr ashi upon