Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

continue successful. They have defeated and out
mauceuvered the combined armies Of Austria and
Russia, placing the former n peril aud cutting off
the latter from their base Of operstions The three
grand divisions of the Hungarian army under BEN,
Demblnski and Georgey, are in full communication
with each other, ard ready to act in concert-their
respective positions being rendered secure by the
nature Of the country. The whole population are
assisting the HGngarians, by supplying them with
all necessary food and provisions as well as in CON
veylng them intelligence of the enemy's move
ments.
The London News of the Sd contains Vienna
dates to the 2Sth July. Lord Palmerston's speech
fell like thunder-clap upon the Ministers. The
news OF Georgey's victory over the Russians at
Coassed, and his entry into Kesihaw, at the same
time.
There were rumors even Of the Austrian gov
ment having intentions to negotiate for peace.
Ii is reported that Iemeswar has surrendered to
the Magyars.
Ban Jellachch was continuing his retreat towards
the South of Servia
Gen. BEN announced his last great victory in
three words which are as follows viz -" Benz !"
"bdm," "ba,cm" In a later despatch he says,
''our army has now to conquer but two generals
more"
Letters from Cracow Of ODD June state that
numbeG OF Russian troops, who were on the point of
leaving that city for Hungary, had received counter
orders.
Seventy railway wagons had arrived at Cracow
filled with wounded Russian soldiers from Hunga.
ry.. postscript in Liverpool paper of the 9TH
giving accounts from Hungary through Paris and
Vienna, announces another battle at Ezlaw, in
winch the Hungarlans were victorious 1t appears
that the troops of Dembinsk and Paskiewch came
To an engagement which ended in the total defeat
OF the Russian forces. Gen. Haynau is described
as being in a most perilous condition. The Mag
var Generals are masters of the whole line from
Esey to Asova. having direct communication with
Belgrade and The Turkish provinces On the 18th
OF July, desperate battle was fought at WoItzen
between the Russians, commanded by Paskiewitch,
and the Hungarians under Georgey, in which the
latter were completely victorious. The army of
Georgey broke through the lines of the enemy and
marched North, thus effec,ng junction with the
main army. A letter from the seat of war saws that
The charges OF the Hungarians upon Paskewich's
division were tremendous, and the Russians were
completely borhe down and compelled TO Weld be.
fore the terrible onslaught of the enraged Magyars,
VINO fought with uneXampled courage and daring.
Another letter Describes the Russian retreat To Do
hakess before Dembnski's Huzzars as dsorderly
Hight, and says that the Russians were only saved
from annihiaiion by the timely arrival of General
Ramberg.
1t was admitted in Vienna on the 4th, that the
victory of the Hungarians complete.
There has been change in the Austrian minis
try.
FRANcE.-The President of France is on tour
TO the South. On his return to Paris he is to re-
view the whole of The army of the Seine, amount
ing to loO,OOO men. The spectacle is fixed for the
18Th August
There seems to be every prospect of most a
bundant harvest. In some OF the departments the
wheat has already been cut under the most favora-
bic circumstances.
The Funds are also on the advance, so that ma
,lonal prosperity to be within the grasp of the
government.
The President is still! accused of aspiring to the
imperial crown.
lrALY.-Although the French have restored the
government TO the Pope at Rome, they have not
succeeded in persuading his holiness to the Vatican.
The Milan Gazette of the I'd states that rumor
was current on the Neapoitan frontier, that Cara
baldi had embarked for America under favor of a
disguise and that the bands of the Tuscan Apprentices
merely kept his name as sort ofsaeguard or watch
word.
Charles Albert, ok King of Sardinia, died at Lis
bon on the 2Sth of July.
TURKEY.-Advices from Constantinople state
that an army of $4,000 men have been ordered TO
assemble on the Hungarian frontier to protect the
Turkish territory, and to disarm all who might
make the attempt to cross the frontier. Russian
Polish paper states that republican conspiracy has
been discovered in Russia, that the conspraors in
tended TO overurn the reigning dynasty, and esab-
lish republic Numerous arrests had been made
The very late hour at which the above despatch
reached New York caused the necessity of abreva-
ting it more than usual.