The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-23 00:00:00

THE HUNOARIAN EXILES.

The following is the speech made by Koeinth o.
the 29th of October at Widdin, on the mosaics of the
arrival of the decision of the Porte respecting the
Hawke exiles. The speech was attentively lis-
tened to by his own countrymen and by an immense
masa of Turks, Bulgarians, Christians, and Jews
I feel happy, redraw+, to have it in my power to coin-
lianiatte to you the greeting and blessieg of the good and
glorious Saha. (" El* I Maar aria equivalent to the
English " Harrah!") The messeswer of that noble-hearted
swatch afield yesten!ay, and brought the followiag
Sultansews
'
has not only decided on not t • Rath',
denied. of Austtia and Bowie tar oar sztraittr, but has
mareerer Muni upon his Nth as a lashomedan to continue
his paternal proteethm to as in every way, should it even
Widow, the safety of his kingdom. (E a, Eljers, Mien I)
Chatisma,—lt is settled that we are to leave Widdiu,
the war that wen all earnestly desire, Is order to fns out
country from the &vim of slavery ; and which has until now
named &Oda!, has become a cowtsisty. It is merely a
question of time as when it shall commence, bat upon this
point the minion of Feed Effendi to St. Petersburg will
speedily bring us certain information. Brothers,—Our day
has not yet closed ; the rays of the son still shed their dial
gent light upon us, sad we have not yet played out our puts
in this drama.
The 11111,11 tidies will in future occupy a lofty and
growing pc hloa fa the polbical soil of Europe. To maintain
this positional. now our task —a difficult one, perhaps, it may
prove, but therefore the more glorious.
But fear sot my brothers, that we shall again be left to
fight alone. The powerful Parte, Ragland, France, and
Switzerland, are the strong arms which will assist as in
future.
A abort time ago the feeling of the Brinell parliament wee
not very favourable to our cause, in coasequenes of the eon-
versos of come of Oar friends to the Mahomeden faith, and
also of the proselytism which ;penile here. But a letter
of mine, addressed to the noble Lord Pa'meratoo, and the
triendly notions of several honest Englishmen, have et
fisted a change; and all the English no aspapers, whether
tory or whig, are nine imons is our finer and in their
efforts la our mew. I can my, *sectors 'teatimes, with
a elder conseience, that England and France ere 11&11111MUNIS
is their support of our tense, and that they have resolved in
alliance with the Sublime Porte to defend the imiepend-
ems of our beloved fatherland from the steaks of Rana and
Austria.
Is aserceemes of these t mete the Sublimes
Pate his resolved ea tieh Hagman emigrants
tram Wilda le Sneak. we shall remain there
es ass will be added by the wbkh Pad Elendi will
befog teem St. Patereberg. Ice my *dot Saumla, though
not peps the best. is at keel lid most ezpedient place for
the reddens et the HITSOIIII4 emigrants; for, in ease of a
diderldlii war ageism Russia end Austria, it will be very
easy kr us to reach Rustaikeek when we as cross the
Dees% sad so smelly nen one own amary, where we may
effew tea the soil the remiss of a /Ms=
which whiles ea Its frost the *Mesas ems of as
Get he the aurae& enehlealt les issidest is itslrial-
seen Isiesele a pestri aireaskiesespia.
Ibsen eme Tidings is Sebeak set peen eidkisedy
sap, which I ma smelly believe, we shall Sad la the Dar-
deaths 14 limgibk esemeimer, seat then by their revers.
meat to naive the Beetteelis emirate, tai wash wind
*wee few der We. OS head of thisinmels we amine
well rained soil kindly estailaral aatlthesutbreak silks
war, a nialliss whisk segessimeles a se Great Basis—a
amaasestry widajeues leseors weete—has as slims
er er Uks Bale mei Austria with whisk is demob Si.
Wert of a salsrerof a potpie like HeyessAis which
usseibmie ad- stand= for ths simile' of eat
Isese papa Idle meld slake taw simmsbeill meet at a
isessmy. which has suited tie
by
eavesedi
bemoked pees. (Ras
the realm wee letivispeed east naif
I has tbe Tarim_ in whim were most snalleat " Bea
JesekelEosentle r Illik JambaDemblaskil" " May Rona
live a thousand years I " Ike.)
When the isterespthes Eineeth seettneed :
A few wads morn. seedcase, is order to prevent all_pse.
site inmpekrities and apisassetsies, the Sabina Fats
wines that the whole body of
wsitrests should fees thins
selves into ese caps, of which -I
as to be the Wier.
(rages, Elm D. ft hoar will, gesdamis, it le
Wee abet. Set I grin • iikll4 above all, to see
nate and Grin Mei meat pessimist eberesem Saks a the
corm, for aci body can be seal sakes Si eapesat pries
set is harmony with ash elleem Ow seisgo pales Aim is
stkieLbeity, kr mimes perilades nail Ste Si' 4
sap& neismen sanitary amiss' shall mho
"ereedendene elneetlea. • •
eider to worret violates on the pin el Seario, est
journey win be by lead ; sad Is eider to nada SW }Oft
enekelsbie as far as manilla; expenses an essektesi.
I
bun sauteed from the Sublime Ports the sea of 24,000
*On es*, a Bekaa gift to she whole of the einyrreate, and
which I shelf at ride divide equally mess you.
The sassy having- beta divided astoeliheweeil-
grants, they separated to pupate for their
which tech plant at the 30di end Slat - of
and an the let and 3rd of November, in Ave bodies •

OattIIALDL —A letter Ina the Wand of the Maas-
Was, of tbelita oh., amoebae**. lepsnar• el' Chribaldi
' hoes that plus ; and sambas boar oUthe 11th, kola Alp-
sboateireherietel Ittehosteratheorlielaa oosa•ot was touched
at elblosard. It is farther laid that
the Pietlimatisegomeinieht bill erievei 10,000,baao to be
baled to Ida ea hie lASI tbatlo ref to swept
ilia.. The mama et IA sot olkow. to Am
keg 'A lbso ,ea 4 . souk
Dismal 6> do kb'wood Ist see Ateasesthata Spapioli
'Wise; Isithe wiser refight le iceiply until he had ro.
°dyed inoteettkes trout Ws govuoinont.