New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29


Itch, Gsyon, and score Of other such men, ere
not destroyed and driven out Of the country. the
country cannot be reduced. FOR new armies vi
constantly grow up around them as long az they
are at the head Of the forces they now command
the nation is not even wounded though every sue
Of it's principal towns should in torn be oec9pied
by the enemy. Except Pesth. DO. one Of them il
like European city. Debretsin 10 me most va
liable bat even If it is destroyed no great damage
is done, and the Magyar only sEssrs deeper ven
gesncs against the invading 1surper.
But TO return 70 Paskievich. He is said 70
have creased the Thesis at Poroszlo, poiat some
| twenty miles from Kspons aud twenty-five from
| Erao, on the road 10 Debretsin and Gross " ar
deiD. The later place OF 5000 inhabitants on
the northern road into Transy vsnia, IS sad 70 be
bis destination, but tbisis merely the report Of the
Aostrisn. who mus, say that be 5 going toconq1e'
something. and Gross Warden Is the only thing
there 70 be conquered. AID II he does conq1er j;
what mas he gained He il only further II the
eneny's country and more exposed TO his ATTACKS
lat we DO not believe he has gone there Tor the
reason above stated. He has gone North 70 save
Tcheodscbef and TO save himself from being cut
of: thus he is between G0rgsy and Dembinski who
winharass him at every step, weary bis men with
constant alarms, while the heat and the fever con-
ste ntly reduce their numbers and when the night
moment comes they will fall upon him as they did
upon Wndischga,z last Spring. Indeed one
re port says that he has already been driver out Of
Hungary and that his headquarters are at Tsrno~
ia Gallicia, Bems birth place but this We do not
believe.
Il is also reported that G6rgey has distributed
his army 10 act as g0errllss along the slope and
eeiles OF the Carpathisns. 1t IS quite possible
thathe may have employed in that manner the large
irregular force which has attached itself to him,
and in case of need he might easily employ his
whole body for the same purpose bat we do not
believe il. Moreover there was no need that he
should 10 so in order to have those mountains
swarmiDg with guerras. The Slovsck peas
aatry are apt at that sort Of service. Il Is proba
bic that G6rgey's 40 900 men have been engaged
in disposing of TcheodscheH's column OF 20 OOO.-
On that point the next steamer will probably give
US more precise information.
Meanwhile, by their vgor and boldnen about
Comorn, the Hungarans are carrying dismsy and
sally out upon Dotish, town some five miles from
their entertainments at Old Stony, stop the dill
gence, make prisoners Of some Austrian officers.
seize the mail and its contents the next day we
hear Of them up the Wasg, some dozen miles
from their fortress defeating, with no trfng oss,
the brigade Of the Austrian General Pot, staying
as long as suits their purpose and then return
ing; again, with the gallant Kspka at their head,
they descend by night upon Rsab, seize a rich
booty 10 money, grain and cattle, and are back
again before the Austrians and Russians LETT to
keep them in check know that they have been
absent; our teegraphc dispatch from London
even announces that they have penetrated as far
as Ateuburg, town on the left bank Of the Da-
Dube. about half way between Rasb and Press
burg. driving Potts brigade before them. This 10
clearly a mistaken rumor, as Potts brigade was
stationed on the light bank. Bat enough is GER
tain for us 10 say that the communication between
Vienna aud Pesih is unsafe fno; entirely interrupt
ed. And if Auloh be roslly in that neehborhoo cd
th his army. there's god reason to believe the
Ausrians in that quarter are indeed in n critical
position. OF Auch We hsve for some months past
heard nothing, except that ne was in the vicinity
of Lake Balaton, at the head OF 20 600 Irregular
levies. Whet has he been doing there Disc-
phning his men, and now, when they are ready,
he brings them forw ard We should not be at oil
surprised to hear that he had cleared away the
iJrce before Comorn, as well as that the island
of SCI utl, and, acting in concert with klapks, en-
tered either Pes,h or Presbgrg thus leaving the
Austrian and Russian invading armies entirely
cut off in the interior Of the country
In the interior Haynau is marching southwark.
daily penetrating further into the great plain, his
soldiers exhausted and peTishing by the intense
heat OF summer sun beating down upon the sand,
aud drinking in disease at every drtught Of the
maddy and impure water which they procure with
great difficulty. On his way he has burnt Cson'
grad. a town OF 10000 inhabitants for no other
reason than that body OF his troops was there at.
tackled by a corps Of Hungarisns The bsrbarity
of this monster will be Of great service 10 the nA-
tionsl cause. He will yet pay dearly Tor it. On
his right ilsnk is Nelter, while in front Perczel
commands force stated at 10000 men, with bis
center resting on szegedin. Possibly Haynau uill
be allowed to enter that city But At any rate his
position is not an envsb.e one. With Net.er ard
ASiN~SA Nh WV SUES hau nv - ''-' -"
On the third rs not to be able soon TO reach him,
with wide sandy plain, just crossed with exceed
log fatigue by his army, between him and his cen
ter Of operations. Pesth, which is probably threat
ened by Aulich he will be luckier man than he
deserves to be IL he escapes.
The capture Of Temeswar by the Masyars Is
now certain as well as that they took in II large
quantity OF arms and ammunition. This fortress
is in the center OF the Bsnst or southeastern dis
trict OF Hungary, inhabited msinly by the sola-
yonc tribe Of Rsitzes, the majority Of which has
hitherto been bitterly hostile to the Msgyars lts
capture is fact Of Importance for ,houghthe cities
are Of comparatively little consequence the strong
forts like Comorn, Arad. Peierwardeia and Te-
mesvar, are Of grea. service as firm and safe cen
ters OF operations. Mesnvhil further south. In
the region about the mouth OF the Thesis We hear
Of fighting between the Msgysrs under Guyon
aad the Servisns under knicjanin. We even
hear of repuse Of the i,rmer reported 10 the true
el achich style, in which the Servisns lost kill
ed and % wounded. while the Msgys-s bad 100
wounded aud 500 Killed. OF Jellsehieh himself
we hear nothing. except that he is waiting for
Hsynsu to arrive before he resumes operations, 50
tnAtitseems that even If BEN did no; fog him, he
has been reduced 70 an extraordinary state Of tran