Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-07
NEWS FROM HUNGARY.

The news from Hungary which NE publish this
morning. Will perhaps not satisfy the antlcipations
| OF those who wait impatiently Tor some decisive
event 10 put virtual end to the contest Still il
the reported successes Of Benz and Klapka be true
It Is most encouraging, and another deadly blow
has been struck al the imperial coalition and the
day of Hungarian independence has drawn nearer.
The probability seems TO III favor of the truth
of Benz s victory IN Pennsylvania He has alrea-
dy once before cleared that province of Austrans
and Russians, through series of the most brlli-
ant dnd daring naneuvers of modern warfare in
which small force, by the CELEBRITY Of its move
ments and the fury of its attack. mot only resisted
but actually defeated and destroyed large one.
and there Is reason why he should not do il
again.
The dispatch says that herased an army from
among the population OF the country. 1t should
be remembered that the Seekers of that region are
the bTavest and most lndomitable portion of the
whole Magyar race, and that in the frontier reg-
ments to which they belong, they from their
youth thoroughly disciplined as soldiers; and il is
easy TO conceive of body of such vigorous ar
dent death-daring nountaineers, perfectly famili-
ar with the art Of war, overwhelming much lar
ger force Of Russian and Austrian nnercenaries-
Moreover Benz is the leader under whom, of all
men, such feat could be achieved 1t Is also to
be said, that news from Pennsylvania, brought BY
way OF Galatz and Constantnople, as this was, is
Is much more likely 10 be true than that received
by the way Of Vienna
As FOR the capture OF Raab by Klapka that has
more direct evidence In its favor and the announce
ment made last week of a movement of Aulch
from the Platten See or Lake l}aaton to the north
and consequent interruption of the comnunica-
ton between Pressburg and Raab goes TO increase
the probability OF the fact Raab lies on the right
bank of the Danube, II miles from Comorn where
the Russian column under Paniutin was. at the
last advices, holding the Hungarian force in check
hldpka. the reported captor, who was before on
the left bank at or near Comorn must have NOV
ell with wonderful secrecy, crossed the river which
IS here divided into three streams including the Is
lands of Great and Little Schutt. with skill most
army through its outposts, and fallen upon the
garrison of Raab like thundeTbolt, seized the
booty to be taken and at once made his way cir
cautiously back TO Comorn before the enemy could
reach him. There is also a poss bity that PAM
Utin has been defeated and that this capture OF Ra
40 Is merely the usual Austrian way of reporting
small calamity, IN order to save the necessity Of
saying anything about great one. That the In
perialsts have been decided losers by the recent
operations in the region about Comorn NAV be ia
ken as certain. If the report was mere bank
ers speculation would it not have appeared in the
Vienna journals. Wetrust that our papers which
will arrive this morning by the steamer will throw
further light upon the whole matter, The news
will appear in fail N our evening edition.
The conclusion of peace between Austria and
Sardinia, is unfavorable TO the Hungarians 1t set
a. liberty a large numbar OF Austrian soldiers
and possibly the veteran Radets<y with them, for
operations against the Maygars However we
have no fears The Hungarians are people We
ry hard to beat.-Nel0 York Tribune.