The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-22

- q he 17lh August,
1nuender Of Georgey and
~ nARok uArsAu 10 HAS MAJESTY
rns kNPkRoR.
Z[rI3eacy Baron Haynau informs His Ma.
Emperor, that The rebel chief Georey
nc Part Of his army of $1,000 te 40 100
nrendered on the 18Th inst. Unconditional
II <l'1Sos,
ruls.s, Angus, IL, 1919"
oorrcspondeni gives us an account of The
= x.,lcl preceded Georgey's surrender. Re
~ eSflieT report OF GeOTgy having crossed
with his amy, our respondent pro.
say that after GeoTgy's crossing The
the 3ist ulL, both The Austrian ana the
IA Generals were at loss where 10 find
Goa the Isl inst, continues our eouespon.
ent "Genelal 6Eabbe received orders 10 follow
Ss 5lsn Of operations originally laid down for him.
$3.50 rss 10 paciiy the Western Hungarian eoun
49, The Russian Marshal states that after he
al routed Nay SsrdoI before DebTezin, he De.
kIniaed 20 wEit in that city until Georgy, who
relre3 il0m The neishborhoOd OF foksy,
"a come down 10 he south. Previously L. a |
let account OF The battle with Macy Sardor
r. IS given, Tie Marshal remarks thar, his ar. I
Il 81 Uay0ras, he could gain no lidings OF the |
s,py A. be found the Inhabitants or the counIr, |
suscheg 10 GeOTgy that he could get no spies /
er,re the Jalue,' says Prince paskiewilsch, al l
anl u5t letm whelhsr tOuT squadTOns, Is UhI|
r. or Georgy with his whole army, was al De- /
'IrgiaLF rhe result OF the battle 10 known. Macy
500 Vas ra 4lCd add suffered a severe lOss The
Nsr-frl states that, what with killed, wounded
.-a me prisoners Who were made, Macy SsIiol
.nas,. ou The following DAY, have found himself
,D.gls. , o. ~ men. The LEI division Of tie
lfr0r1-iars ought Al DebrsZn. IL was objected
-,,erupy our attention IN order 10 give GeoTgy an
,55r-Tui.y OF escaping IL is said that during he
t.ie q orc, pissed 10 The left OF DebreEin, and
tsEtin isa course Of the night he was 50 wersls
t4Frg4 mai C.y. lie IS on his way 10 Grosswat-
trie Uaegr lie intends concentrating ali his Tor.
RyzflN. Aus. 9l-The brief and imperfect IN.
t.lseu-r q ne surrender OF GeoTgy, the Hunga.
Ran General, and his corps, received yesterday,
hgs been tully confined by private Letters to-day
It5..a s.iI without details. The following is al
ua. i, known f The event up 10 this evening"
despatch arrived 81 Vienna on The I7h, bringing
il.aI..g ence 90 the surrender OF Georgy, viii
SLu0m and 50 pieces OF artillery, 10 General
Hs5aa-, d. Villages, on the 18Th; the surrender
Wss without conditions, Georgy and his ofiiceTs
t-r5aIug themselves on the mercy of the Emperor.
50 aegs Les 70 lle northeast Iom Arad. GeoTgy
had sr-iyel there iy march Of $50 German miles /
extending over four weeks, under the greatest
.flllss and istigues. and pressed continually
N ..- enemy. What his precise position was
ahel he surrendered is rot known, but il is fair
-gsupp0se that IL must tIye been desperate one !
l-e .erud ylpgTS stsl' that he had some dlvs
before opened ,Jmmuf gcatiOn with the Russi ian !
Clnmsr3er-.1-Ctief, P5skie witch. with a view !
u ttst.ug Tor d surrender, but the answer was, !
.-s gss only Chaged 10 suppress The iusUuecti0n
sl1 could grant no conditions. GeOTgy there I.
lls e;ered TO General Hsynau, who accepted {
ne surrender Teser'ing all conditions 10 the will
u ,.s Emperor.
BEsus, Aug. 2l.-The intelligence from Hun 5
ssy continued 10 excite the greatestinterest in all
-r-es. From tie tenor Of letters from Vienna il ,
E1-t appear ila. The surrender was not so sud en- :
resolution on the part Of the Hungarian COM :
lsltsE as generally supposed. There had been "
grsfgs neg0l.at0as, but they weTe he pt perfecITy
secret kOssuth had made over his powers 10
GeJ-aV VINO Usel hem 10 put end 10 a conflict "
v VI. .-- lie had Tor some lime despaIred.
Ttl Vienna lJlIEEls OF the lSth are full ofdetails
% The omission Of Gen Georgey, and The cor. c
Essg---- o! he Independence OF Brussels thus "a
resumes Iefl.-" According TO some journals, u
Isogsy was invested with the Dictatorship, bul a.
whether by hosslih OF the Diet is not stated; end y
-7 as --Fa l-s a-ms after having sent orders 10
Fls.- l1t only ~ The commanders OF the different
corps, tut also 10 the commanders OF the fortress
s-i.. occupied ly tie lnsurgent. IL Is added y
--i, according IL q .eitef nom Semln, Dembin- D.
e.. has lail down his arms with 2OOU0 men. Ac- a
r1r1lug ~ EnJItC- version, GeoTgey, seeing that
prolonged resistance would be vain, summoned n,
lie 5lltT commanders %. he Magyar troops and q,
.lILessfs ID yield
The German Reform says the force Of Georgey e
vleI he surrendered was only - 90 men. with a
81 guns. The Austrian Lloyd's states that /, was -
l an assembly AZ NeUrad, on the lllh, that Geor- y
sey, on hossuths proposition, proclaimed :.
.c.a0I, aHd aiter long deli5erstion resolved 10 -
E.et Ali lie Austrian journals consider tie wal !:
m Hungry as defntiyely al an END, as they do !"
rJl doubt Inst al The other corps aTmee will a.
rsnder, aad iha, II there should BE any bands of y
ARTISANS hey Wall seen be put down. The indie ~
Of ~ -
Emperor Of Russia has put price "a hossuth's ~
head, The 2Tice being 60, 90 rJu5ies. -
The 6eIman Papers contain the fullest infoT- - :,
Is.1n concerning GeoTgey's suuendeE Il sp- n
l-sIs nom these PsPeTs that the power OF NJ hos
sll sas been 0yerhroWn ~ sn intrigue OF the 9th -
eI hrLsaT.an leaders. ~
OK correspondent in,0uns as that NJ KossutL 81
tas established his government at OsshOVa. From b
re aeWs which has reached US, II appears that
o-3 par though indeed large part, OF General Of
OroEs' l,my -lueudeTed, nor is there any Tea &
81 o. tecgs .li The otter Hungarian corpa will NJ
.luec siey subscribe % the terms, rather 10 ei
ne 40 terms, which General Georgy has made for Is
tEl.ll end bis followers. Nevertheless, 10 al IN
lf..l.llce he surrender OF so large part Of the d
n-az. forces must eventually prove a death
1oF DO ne Hungarian rising. Already d as the Ii
@ari 40 IeOrgy's corps make itself felt for we hi
--Ff ..lel-feuce-ard We have now no reason 20 "
-slfet- That kaa5 is gain in the hands Of The 10
lnPeaas-s. Il is also stated that the Hungarian u
til. 90 rausylgan0 was, on The Isl inst, defeat 81
r. 81 Nalibsch and ReussmATkt.
Nf imam papers. too, confirm the late news
/" tr .ecaPailOu 0, brJssWaTdein by PaskieWitch,
-l1 Lie lem1syaT b. Hayuau. u
VIENNA, Aug. II. q
ha!usu's bulletin Of the 10Th, from Temssyar, "
les today been published. ltsates that after the 70
.-ie % SzoTeg he pursuit was continued. The u
insurgents ATTEMPTED 10 make a stand at 0Bes- 81
ss1y1, A1TeehtsfuT AID Marenie,d, but in vain, ga
9i leY were speedily routed by the third army p,
COPS aud the cavalry division, under Wallmoden ID
me LlnostUgm was completely dispersed, and a sa
srsi macy deseneIs, principally Imperial troops an
s1ch had been forced in the ranks Of the in
enemy, came over 10 The lmperialisls. The num- III
81 o. prisoners aud deseTiers amounted, on the ar
~ 70 ABOVE S,UJ men. Lieut. Field-AlaTshal hs
'cIick sent Eying corps TO Mezohegyes. which
% possession Of the Imperial establishment, fe
~ sue OK $40 horses, which is established TO
mere. As he COmmander.in-Chief had been in nj
'lmea hat The defeated Magyars had been rein IN
-,.oe- ~ Netisrs army in the neighboThood OF III
's.-fs'aI, where, confident in the vast number ay
y lleif troops and 100 cannons, they INTENDED 10 af
"a decisive battle, he advanced On the 9Th with
az cavalry olslsioa Of Wa,moden from Croated NJ
H.--beckskerek. The Russian division under gu
a-luhs, win the reserve artillery, also went We
SSaioa his-BeeskeTek from Loyfn, by way OF ca
9-lrL Tue reserve division marched from Peszak G.,
Wy Of huez 10 HOcony and kaTany, in order ri
~ llAe lne enemy on the night flank. As General
nallal vas aware that the siege Of Temesyar bu
al 1een raised, side columns were sent from the Gs
g.'iaoa along the two banks of the Maros 10 IA
'e1sAa and Fonak, while the main body Of the as
- corps look The direction from the Racs TO
--sa.pi and finga, ~ order 10 cut off the enc
- 1ttutst tfom Iemesvar 60 Arad, and 20 cap