The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-05

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expected.
The population of Pittsburg, Pa, is estimated at
10000, of~hch 10000 are foreigners.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM HUNGARY.
The U. S. Mail steamer Washington arrived
at New York Monday night about midnight
She left Southampton on the Goth. She brings
full freight and l86 passengers.
HNNGARY-Ru of Another Battle The
Breslau Zeituug OF the 18th says, that persons
who armed in Vienna on that evening, affirmed
that sSnguinary engagement had taken place
at oswardein. The Hungarians had there
concentrated a body oil so, 900 men, including the
troops from Klausenburg.
Movements of dulich and Riapka The
Vienna letters of the 18th confirm the occupation
OF Raab by the Hungarians, and state that they
had advanced posts at Hochstrass aud Babot-
They had also taken Vesprin ION Lake Balaton)
and Papa, between Vesprn and Raab,) and it
was said Gen. Aulich had advanced to Stuhtwels
senburg, and had threatened pesth. Some hus
sars had appeared, even within few leagues of
Vienna.
Since the commencement OF the war Raab has
been occupied alternately eight times. The af-
fairs of Comorn are in the same state.
The HungaIiGns at PreSburg Vienna is
now garrsoned by only a few new levies, and
when the post lett, Presburg had been occupied
by the Hungarians.
Hdynau is stated to have almost annihiated
the Magyars at Szeganin. The junction OF Hay
nau and the Ban is confirmed,
1t is rumored that the split in the Vienna
Council is attributable to the influence OF the
Rothschilds, who will advance the ''sinews of
wars only condition of peace with Hungary
being agreed upon.
Russians defeated IN Tdnsy1rania The
following observation-disclosures is given: What,
then, must have been the reality it they confess
thus much es,#F
On the 23d Of July the Lithuanian Rifles were
attacked in the Pass OF Ojtorz by the Magyars
and forced TO retire. They were reinforced bv
Gen. Arwnow with four pieces of cannon, but
again forced to retire alter three hours fighting
in which they lost in killed and wounded off.
GERS, and 100 priyates. The Magyars passed
through the Pass.
Benz still ydiire. Thirty thousand Russians,
under Luder, are said TO have been completely
routed by an inferior force under Benz, and tie
survivors hunted INTO w aIlachia. This had caus.
ed much sensation in WaIlacha
DEMBINsKIs GREAT VIcroRY. The Col
ogne Gazette OF Aug II, publishes in supple
ment bulletin, stating that on the 23d and oath
OF July, his troops obtained another brilliant VIC
tory over the enemy. On the 22i OF July p M. Z
learnt that several hundred casks of brandy of
considerable size had been distributed, in conse
quence of which they had drunk the ms Ives in
to such bestial state and were guilty of such
excuses that four men, tor the sake of example.
were obliged TO be shot. The following mornn o
general attack was to be made onus Iresoly.
ed, therefore, Immediately, not to wait fer that
attack, but to anticipate it. AT 2 O'Clock in the
morning, on the 23d, commenced with nv GEN.
ter at once against Hatvan, and succeeded in
throwing into the most ruinous disorde, the enc
my lying stupefed by drink 10 sleep. The Rus
slams in this place did not even make stand
mauy oil the officers OF the enemy fled in their
shirts; others were cut down or taken prisoners
before they reached their troops After til e
place had been taken seine time, the enemy's re-
serve came up, but they came up in vain The
brave regiment Hlnyady, together with the
Hussars, repulsed the enemy with the bayonet.
while the intrepid Col Betterer, coming from Pa.
ia, took them in the left flank, and rendered the
defeat decisive
While this went my left wing marched on
Jasx Bereny; here it met hostile corps, and
drove il back with great loss 10 Ssrokyar. A
brilliant cavalry charge was made on our side
upon the eneny's position at SZanta in which the |
enemy were driven in and overthrown in such |
manner that 600 OF their dead covered the
field. r.
The enemy now took TO the widest flight. |,
leaving behind them is pieces Of ordnance and
1000 prisoners.
AT lOu'clock, A. Nj. the battle vas brilliantly
decided In our favor, Alter that my left wing
also, had stormed and fred Godollo, that was still
occupied by the eoemy. The enemy lost an his
baggage, IA pieces OF ordinance, 500 prisoners,
beside many dead and wounded
To The Louisville journal says tina, Capt A. |
Tyson, late commander OF u. s. sIiag boat on
the Mississippi river, was shot in The leg by one
Of bis negroes while asleep in his bed, from the
effects of which he bled to death,
EB- Two Of the field officers 10 the Hungarian |
army are females. They dress in male attire,
wear swords by their sides, lead their regiments
into battle, and manifest so much bravery and
enthusiasm, as TO inspire the soldiers with almost