Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
TEE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA
END or raE HUNGARIAN WAR.

The New York Commercial Advertiser Of Thursday
evening publishes fall acc unls. per telegraph. of the
sd rrs,lt 81 the struggle in Hungary. which we annex,
Tighter with same otbef Items If intelligence not given
In eur iclesrapinc despatch published in yesterday pa
per.
The Vienna correspondent of he london Times, IN.
der dat uf August lSlh. saYs:
'An o1icial report # the sih. from Cul. Dossner. who
is al i.mausia5i. gives The particulars nf what has tn
ken plsce in the :. W. Of lnusylyanta, since TIE 4ih at
which date Gen ld9ers was at Galfalva. After Bem's
defeat an the 3lst. at Sehessbnrg, he proceeded toward
M-dgyes. which he reached nu he Sd. with a force Of
5000 men and II guns. Having been joined at ,hs
place by an auxiliary curps from Clausenburp, cons Stlnu
of 1000 6pi. 800 horse and II guns, he prncreded t.
ward Hermannstslt II. Gen. Hassfofd. who had been left
with six baltalions, el- hi guns and $50 Cossacks. 10 pro
teci Hernannsradf, had gone 10 Il -issnakt and Luhlrn-
hack. where he gained the victory mentioned We tefday,
over the insugenl general stcinalf This having been
made known Ia Gen. Ipders by his scouts. he faIesaw
BEN would fll upon Hassffd, probably drive him into
Wallschia. and then take possessi n of liermannstadt.-
Nothing remained 10 be done but 10 pursue BEN with all
speed. u fre, however. Luders GUILD overiake him, he
harmed that llassfurd mad actually been attacked, driven
from his psfi. n, and, after m~utderous battle in the
street VI Her nanhstadt, in which he had many killed,
and wounded. had been ohli- ed to retreat 10 Talmes.
Oa the 9th, At l0o'elock, 4 NJ. General LADDERS ar
nv was hef.re Hernannsladt six baitaliuns uf the enemy.
500 harse and Is guns occupying he neighboring heights.
A considerable reserve hal BEEN left IN The city, and the
remainder If the army had gone in pursui, of Hassfurd -
A battle ensnsd, which ended in he complete mute Of
the Magyars. The Russian cavalry put such of the f,
Giuves. as attempted 10 resist. ia The sword. The enemy.
WIN lost 1000 prisoners and II guns in This battle. had
GOO killed and 500 wounded. The troops which had fol
lowed flassford made The best If their way after their
rpu,ed comrades, The Russians. including the luss sui.
fered by General llassiord on The h, had 36i killed aud
wounded.
The battles Of Schessburc and Hern,nnstadt produc-
ed a most disfiiting fl CT upon the insu rgenis. Many
thrsw away theft arms and sought refuge in The woods,
while oihefs ca me over a. the rirtlrs.
Inc ' ienna accounts. by the way uf Warsaw. of Al.
gus loIh says that he Hungarian Die,, having surren-
dered rs P wers to Geogey, dissolved itself. A NEE,
ing. including kpssulh. Ge"rgey and BEN, subsequent.
~ iU"k place at or sear Arad, al which it was determin-
ed 10 put an end IN a war as slnguinsfy as useless.
Georgey, Addressing The Council. protested that he had
no h pes for the cause Of Hungary that all resis, ance
was ~ vain. and that nothing hut utter ruin would attend
the prulangati'n of the struunle.
Georgey's reasoning induced a large number Of the
Hungarian generals 10 side with him and insist ON suuen
dertng. Nj only GcuTley's corps but alsn part of the be-
seigiag army at Temashac. numbering 10 ali from 10000
10 4O.WO men. stood by Gaorgey, aud the war party,
headed by kussuih. Ben, and the leading members Of the
Hungariao Parliament, had nothing ltft hut to hasten ID
Orsnya. 1t is said that they have already entered up,n
Turkish territory. and il is slsn said hat NJ. Kossu,h ear.
red with him the nsignia of The Hungarian Empire, in.
Guiding The state jewels.
Geufgey SURRENDERED to Prince Paskiewiteh under thu
one cundiiion, If cordili1n it ear be called that the Prime.
"NN'- 'ft' WIN TUT ISlhPtIoi v HIMSELF, MS lrOuIr
and his country.
It's said that Georgey's desperate resolution wa,
pF'fnp ed by the mntinous spirit OF the hussars. A vi
emma letter in the Deutsche Reform represents the humble
ofifa1ps that Surrendered with Georgey Ia have beer
2I,o0O men, with 50 guns. Il was thought that Gen
Klspka, too, would now be induced to surrender Co,nora
especially as the city Of Raab was. on the 18th inst. &C
cnpied by the lmperalsts, WHO have likewise despa,che,
u cnrps to the valley u the Waae.
From a Vienna letter of the l7th, in the Rolaer Zei
funs. II appears thai Kussuih intends TO bold out Ia III,
last. He has ~pnblished a proclamation announcing the
translation Of bis government from Arad to Orsclora
where he is no protected by Ihe Hungarian army irou
the Bacsk.
The Russian papers publish the following letter from
g Prime Paskic.iieh TO his Majesty, the Csar.
Hungary lies at the feet Of your Imperial Majesty; TIN
governmen, Of the insurgents have transmitted their pow
81 To G'orsey, and Geprgey. The chief Of The army Of ii,
insurgents, makes IN unconditional surrender 10 the Rus
sian army. his example will lie followed BY the o,he
iusurgent csrIs.
"ihe officers whom he sent Ia capitulate offered
pnce+d with r without Austrian Commissioners to Il,
corps, ~ induce them 70 surrender.
~ have The I RUNE 10 inform yonr Imperial NInjest
that Gercey's only cnndiiion ip his surrender was 10 h
allowed to lay down his arms 10 your Majssty's army.
have nsde arrangements for The insurgents 10 be d.
armed.