The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.


Democratic Pacihque has private and authentic
advices from Hungary, which confirm the re-
ported victory Of BEN ovef the Russians in the
Rothenthurm Pass in Pennsylvania. The reason
why there is any doubt or obscurity with regard
to recent movements in Hungary is that the Aus
trian authorities take all possible means of sup.
pressing intelligence from that quarter
The Democratic afirms positively that the
Russian advanced guard suffered check near
Jablunks, some thirty miles from Cracow in con.
sequence of which division laid down its arms
abandoning IFS artillery, with horses and equip.
page, its baggage, munitions and materials oil wa
II. tho = :. 49, Lr.;eS DO ski has he afen
the Russians and driven The whole BODY winch
was advancing by that route back beyond the
Carpathians, all the northern gorges OF which
range he Low occupies.
But victory which even the Austrian Gov
eminent journals do not dare to deny. saws the
Democratic, is that gained by BEN over Rus.
sian coluG oil %, 600 men seeking an entrance
into Pennsylvania by the Rothenthrum (Red
Tower) Pass. He allowed the enemy TO pene
traie to the very extremity of the valley, where
ne was ready to receive them behind some forth
hcatlons which he had erected for the purpose.
While the Russians were attacking these works
the Seeker Mountaineers suddenly appeared on
the heights of the defile, thus threatening both
TANKS and the rear Of the enemy, whom they de-
above.
Terrible confusion instantly appeared in the ranks
OF the Imperial force and flight instantly took
place among them, leaving third Of their wholo
number on the field of battle.
| The Hamburger Cores pondent announces the
success OF Benz in these terms; &c BEN has sought
the frontier VI Russian troops from Tenzin to
kublo. More than 10 Russian officers have
gone over TO the Hungarians. The Hungarians
mean TO avoid pitched battle"
The Democratic Paci6que also publishes let.
ter from Cracow, dated May 81, which SAYS:
BEN, who at hrst had but handful OF IT,
surgents has now army OF more than 60 600
men and 200 cannon. Kriwan and Arsa have
eeento us precious arsenals OF men and arms
Inc Russians ask moth ing better than to be dis
armed as soon as they are away from the author
NY OF their Generals The advantages which
BEN has gained are astonishing, especially from
the I'm to the 10th OF May. Dembinsk has also
oeaten the Russians on the Polish soil of Galcia.
In former letter announced to you the pres
ence Oh noteworthy strangers French and Eng.
iIsh) at headquarters; but | was beneath the
reailty-there are Americans there also
A correspondent OF the National writes from
Vlena: g Kussuth pays his men literally. The
common soldier receives 10 Kruxers Tabout 2
cents1 dayin money, sufficient quantity of
meat, bread and vegetables, and chance Tor en-
traordlnary rewards which are as high as 500
HORNS Tor The capture flag, a cannon, SC. The
skIli OF the Hungaiians makes it unlikely that
they VIII be brought TO pitched battle.
The Weser Zeitung says: 1t is repor ed that
Eszeck has been taken by the Hungarians. The
district OF Sumegh is in open Instruction which
may render difhcult the retreat Of Jellachich -
Perhaps we shall sooa see Magyar armies on the
shores OF the Adriatic sea. The Russians will
advance with greater difficulty than the Gar
seems 10 suppose, and The fever which will pre-
vail during the Summer will greatly weaken his
army. The war will last long and if Austria
should obtain the victory she will suffer from it
Tor many years.