The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29
Death OF General Haynau


It announced By telegraph from Vienna Of the 4th
inst, that Gem raj Haynau was dead Who has
the Austrian service and well kno by the part which
be took in the Hungarian He born el in
1856 He is said TO have been the natural of the
Duke OF Hesse by goldsmiths daughter, and nng
notorious for his eccentrcitiss which while he was in
the military command Of Graiz led to his being consider
ed insane. lie does not appear to have distinguished
himself by any great military exploit He com
naDder Of the Austrian forces which s.orned Bresca
when that town revoited and II eas probably owing to
hs ehcient service this that he appoint
ed 10 succeed Baron Weldon in command of the forces
acting against the Hungsrians This appointment he re-
ceived in May 1S49, with the style title Com
mander in Chief Of the Austrian In the Kingdom Of
Hungary and the principa'y OF Iranylvans he being
at the same time charged With the Of both
those countries declared in state OF siege In August
Of the year he captured OF szegedin and
within week he led the imperial army to Temeswar,
where a sapgunary conflict ued which terminal led in
tie utter defeat OF the Hungarns The sequspce Of
this battle was the surrender Of Gorgey and the temina
ton Of the war in favor Of the At the eoe IT
the var Hay carried into effect the exac from
the Hung rans with the most unIaring cruelty He
reported to have avowed n intention revenge through
the eaold all the dicomftures Of the Aurans in ars
and that reributon had be dealt for the Aus
TRAN. slain in battle BY the hsg,ar After rating
acts OF the greatest cruelty he would often spend hours
ard Gays IN tears in wretched state OF excite
nent with hs eyes red With weeping The inhabitants
oil Pesth however the OF hi services to the Empe
ror, win strange Inconsistency, presented him with
most beautiful album. token Of gratitude y In
July, ls5c ~ was removed from his command IN Hun
gary having fallen into disgrace with the imperial court
at Vienna, in consequence 1t said Of his changing
to the opposite extreme and showing too great enencg
10 the rebels shortly af er this event he upon
tour through Europe and arrived in london in Sepem
Der. On visit to Messrs Barclay Perkins brewery
IN that city the Marshal attacked by mob Of dray
men and others connected with the esa sbmcnt and
very severely handled being badly beaten dragged
through the mud by his immense moustaehe uotn he
vas, with considerable difficulty rescued by the police
VI late he had been residing his estate at Ialma.a
and, 1t Is said became quite liberal in his principles
Turkey, Egypt, &c.
MONTENEGRO MISUNDERSTANDING FAILURES
IATtALExASDRIA
Accounts from Montenegro state that the Turkish
arm, has completely evacuated that province
Alexandria letters Of the 9th March state that the
Nile rapidly falling There grea. depression In
the grain trade and several mercantile failures had taken
place.
Captain Benjamin Cramer, Of tho American ship war
White has died ri Alden.
India and China
BRITISH REvERsEs IN BUHMAn-TkIuNPH OF THE
CHINESE REBELS.
The Overland India and China Ia press reached London
the 18th inst with oates from Bombay W February
IL; Calcutta, February and Hong Kong January e.
The revolution In Ava had terminated in the De ,ositicn
Of the ing Of buImah by hi. brother The socksdc at
Aebs hsd been surpred and captured without loss
by tie British the 6h NJ January but General stse-
bad been rspusd before the Stang ntccksds boat
petition against robber chief DoDsbsw was si-s
driven back, and . second was under orders Ihs no