Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-01

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Tfe rfand lherns a esr1msats relates le che +
Queens slsg. Tle preeiSmeiion Of the Lord
sisvof 81 Dab,ia tot q gsusra illumination iRihis
much eeasaf-,i Is ell parties ihsrein he
Ffeemans Journal safs: "Dlliiu tbfurs asrssli
nes ,rpan Der knees Is her Majesty, bot On her
ilce She spreads not hercloak onih mire.t her
Majesty to walk over. hai gives herself to i'e ne
Faagwag. Proud he the s.ep Of Der Majesty as
she tramples on her, and naughty her tread as
she spuTns her. So viii she best fulfil the wish
IS Of subjects in Dublin. as these wishes are rep
gcscntedby the Lord Mayor aud the Corporation,
who have neither dared 10 intimate thai they bad
any memory Of lhe past, any sense aiihe present,
or any hope for the future save only that
Rsgaiy might shine ard shed blessings on
then"
The eIrishmann ef this dsy. Aug, ath en- the
same subject, is very caustc, and cuts up The al,
hirin A mos unmegeiul manner. The Cork
CORPORATION have refused 10 issue proclamation
for Illuminating the city
On,he subject ofthe Royal sisi, tho "Erishman"
has an article headed "Last Words" in which
there Il very strong language used to dssuade the
citizens Of Dublin from shelving any mark ofes-
TEEN and regard Tor her Majesty. "No cause
can be shown" says the editor, "but that she is
Queen who has exercised her preogative and
approved Of the Legislation which enslared her
subjects"
HELr FOR THE HcHGARIANs.
Tie neuische AIIgemeine Zestung has letters
from Constanlinopl. of the Lib inst, stating that
the relations Of Turkey with Hungary are he
ginning to assume more friendly character than
they have hitherto had. A large Turkish army
is being concentrated between Semlin and Or.
shoya to protectthe frontier against the Imperial
lists armies. and to disarm the insurgent Bos>
mans.
BAN
The intelligence ofthe defeat of Jalachich has
been fully confirmed, and the Weiner Zeitung
publishes an official account Of it. This account
states that the Ban advanced from Nerbasz to
Hcgycs for the purpose ofatiacking the Nagyars.
He arrived during the night, and after some sue
cess at first he was overpowered hy superior nun,
hers, and compelled to retreat lighting to kis ker.
The fords ofthe Thiss ut Perlazand Fodyar were
seyeray attacked by the Magyars, but were
maintained by the Imperial troops. This &C
count proceeds to give the Bans loss as amounts
ing 10 600 killed, wounded and missing, and
concludes by saying that the Bans headquarters
were at Ruma
The Oesterreichische correspondent gives a
frw details Of the Bans defeat According to
this journal, which gives his loss at 200 men, the
Ban Of Crolia learned on the 10Th ult., that vast
bodies Troops had been forced down upon him.
He determined 10 retreat to the table land OF Tit.
tie, and to act on the defensive, hut first to at.
temp, surprise Of Hegyes. This intention was
kept so secret that the Ban troops had not the
slightest idea Of what was TO take place. At six
in the evening oflhe llth they begun their march,
but two Of the enemies officers who were cup.
lured on the 18th ult. confessed that the Bans
intention was already known in tho Hungarian
camp.
On reaching Hegyes, where the Ban expected
70 meet his enemies, oil was found 10 be quiet
and il was supposed the Hungarians had fled
when on d sudden some single rockets were ob
served to ascend. The very next moment the
Bans front and flank was assailed by tremen'
t.aus discha rye Of grape and canister from The
hidden batteries Of the iiungarians. 4 charge
was attempted. but all in vain, and the Bans aT.
my was compelled to retreat to Nesbasz, anc
thence 10 ks Ker. Here the exhausted troop:
believing that the pursuit would not be conitn.
ned, attempted to obtain food and rest but the
Hungarian forces appeared again, ard drove
them across the Roman ENHANCEMENT 10 kacz
where the Bans rear guard arrived at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj, having lieen 81 hours on their legs ten
uf which had been passed in hard fighting
The Vienna papers THE 25th, speak of pri.
waite accounts from the South, to The effect thai
tho Ban or the Generals Ouinger and Kncijamu
had defeated the Magyars, between Peterwarden
and yiloyo, Or near Title, and had captured i
Magyar battalion and Is guns. The Hungari
aos are said 10 BE- led BY Bem or Guyon.
Later eccounts fsom Vienna state that tn.
Hungarian commander had defeated the Ban 81
Grolia's troops IS not General BEN, as has beer
supposed, but Genera Guyon an Irish officer ID
che Hungarian army. General BEN. i Is stated
has taker nup a strong position between Bis
sricz sud kauseBbsrg.
MAGYAR GOVERNMENT IL A STEAMBOAT.
The enhnsasrn Of the Magyeis increases dai
II. The ecclesiastcs caused - be carried be
tore them collossa red sword, a ed cross ant
4 large fag, with this inscription, Death to tht
Russians and Austrians T. Oh il in back letters
These professions greatly excite the people
The seat ofihe Magyar government is szSezarS
and Bra, in a Steamboat, which ascends or dc
sccnds the river as circumstances may require
and which ia provided with cannon for It's de
fence. KOssuh has said that On his lete day III
viii disen,bark on this boat TO Pesth. lie for
merly made sucn promise, and he kept hi
word.
Al pesth, on the 14th, the same day on wllic
Hanynsu' first proclamation appeared, two Hun
garians, Major and Honved, accused Of act
ing a. spies were shot in the Court Of III
Museum.
PoLEs PANIsHED.
Several members Of the committees Of Polis
Refugees have been ordered by the military I
quit France. These gentlemen have resided i
France for many years, and have always eau
siously ahstained from mixing themselves up wit
French politics. This ID admitted 10 be the case