The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-06


TuE WAR N II, NGAKN
The full j TAIL, Of the news by the Ana,
whih we Published Yesterday, giye CONS,
uscly clear idea If the progress OF The n,
Hungary aud II tie relat,,o position, al
cont,uiug armies H. the statement. ana
ports of marches aud eouufeuuafcLes b,s.
dcieais. and victories, with which We bava N
for some time past entertained, We could ia.
tie that y.5- explicit. OF that m,lhi enahie II
form au aeraw,r Judgment Of the probable n
Of the e1mnaieu Il WIS almost mpos.h'I
separate fuWor from fact truth from t.l.es
aud wc were consequently ieti undecided !,
whether thr Marrars, or tEr.r lmtariaii.'a.
ouists, ~ reality, bad the advantage TO- "A
with confidence, Wa, rendered more dgs
from the circnm-iabr tuat aii the news
reached Us aas sIiia'ed hs lhr ehuaels ,l.,g
which il passed We are compelled /, v
for information on Russian and Austrian \,
tins, N winch the amount %. truth Ma. ~
ted according to tae success that aliea.et
operation at the allied arHlt, BIT the u..
now d,slpttcd, and We can plainl, soc
disaster and Disgrace have attended The n
riaists, while victor, ha, attended fbe IA
ard, Of tine Hungarian generals. The IA
accounts published b. He Auaro-Rus,aas
uandcrs themselves recorded the l...ls,,
their Own defeat
To the general reader iae detail of mlt,
operation are almost always uuupliieb.s !
perhaps interesting W. NiH. haAeyet
tempt to give view of tie actual .itls,,o /
ailairs m Hungary, "a as 81 N d t.lt a. i,o.@
The May4r- haYo NOV IN o., ueld re
force OF between -aaeaG aad 9aBuHn u
besides sist number of irregular "A
amounting t", perhaps, 2iH.u0u more IA
are Distributed IN different parts ef the com
under various commanders bui ia such A 4
uer that they can with facility. eomlnm
with each other Tire allies have a,.ofsl
many men, possibly marr, bat their d.giS,
arr wlae., 4p4r', .l.t r'aaai ailv be- hrgg-
to 4ci ia ,oaega ftl-. i tlHt.fl tae paI
Croatia wao has ta.lIt attempting Ca mase,
IMPRESSION on the souiAra frontier D, Id
-cige Ia lAe fortress ei 'e5crtasdan. das a
forced Nacs and gnitel, car III tfou tba !
army under PashieWteh The Magyar sr
occupy thc center 81 tie great Msla Of IA
gary, Wilde the lmpvraAs's M grouped srasl
Them, their lines extending from Transylfa1
on the Fast, along the Gsllclau frontier !, I
a, Prc~hUrF, thus describing the arc Of
extended CIRCLE Il VII az ouer be per.
that TINS position gives tho Hungarian, an
mcnsc advantage, ACTING Vthu cfal, 4
can readily concentrate 'iar forces. and 4
to any mellaccd point e pouAn,, ct naml
while theli adyef-ar.ts. Wees, .rpu iig Lila hi, !
ed line, are lahla 20 lr beaten In tetH
thelr scattered corps can be bfou thi toe,.xA
This view has lul- Gar been fully a~ihs4
the events of The war. lhe Austrian,
Russians entered the country a. manv di1.{
points, 10y the valley Of ibc Danahc. aud thra
the passes OF the tarpuhns NJ ms pa.a2
OF great strength were abandoned og The
yars, who gradually Withdrew iowani, [
Thesis. conscious that when their md
had advanced far enough, they would I
themselves attacked at some weak n
and ovcrpowered hy great numbers. Tie
peraiisis formed the mqgHfl 70 plan q.
crclmg their ioe>, and cntau!ne them Is
net II is the old Austrian system of "A
and looks VOL ou paper bat ID WIS alvai.
feaied by Napoleon. as II has now bra
sV!i i,'t' "Nu i''Ho'N5A 80 otoFFf
latest intelll renee informs us. af.c ueia
l'askiewitch at Watlrn. .nIJegly psnt.g
the North, siill however keeping omen IA.
munications with Demhnski. d, dis
menl the lattor has cieared the Gall.saa
tier Of the enemy, and encouraged the ~
of that district, who were about rising ~
to support their oouniYmen There ess
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