The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-01 00:00:00

KOSSUTH AND THE HUNGARIANS.

TO 71111170 R OF TUB 117.11/H.

Sint—The accompanying interesting letter from
the patriot Magyar has been elicited through an impressice
01:427= from the lamented Professor Nichol and other
of coailasetal freedom In Olmgow who ier
preyed of the late attempt to free his native lead, gad, while
sore/Mae with him in his disappointment, had assured him,
threegh me, of their abiding Guth in his mediate sad pe-
erkeisse, end of a hearty welcome back to this country from
theme* of flootiand. The deep and continued interest
token la him by my fellow-citiseas will, I trust, justify flee
la &beg as much of his letter as may be proper and sib la
the pressat circumetenoes. The feats mentioned by him
regarding hie CMS for the safety of the Hungarian soldiers
who led joined him at Acjoi I was apprised of by other
mem wain a week of ite taking place, but did not feel
Punned in publielung coy lettere of that date with a due re-
gard to the safety of brave men involved. Trusting this
communication will suggest to my countrymen how they
should act in the circumstance., I am, nmectfully theirs
and yours, JOHN MADAM.

(Copy.)
Louden, Beet. 26, 1869.
My dear Bir,—Tbe fatal day of Witham prostrated my
hopes at • moment when we had the Mamma of my
country wltlda aglit say, almost within the reach of our
head, like s rips fruit ready to be plucked and here lam
sails, a pear nine es I was four months ago, only older by
tea years tram the bitter pugs of disappointment.
I my derignetUy " disappointment," sad not dealt."
Of dealt I „cannot complain—tor I took good care to goad
myself sad my country against even the possibility of de-
an—bat I feel my heart nearly broken by disappointment,
unwarranted by circureeteases, imamate/I sad mac-
°cantatas.

Without that thunderbolt from a :dear eky—the Villa-
franca arrangement—thie moment atwlloh I err.fte.ll?niary

wood* haw—akeady flied • page in the WA.'
th width aces equal elands yet se two; blew the
'lris Wien wee united, ready, sod reseduni as
we beam AU the feelings wet* sesmetlew War&
dem tato • national household, difforweef relish% linguae%
we, and distinction of awes, had wiled lule ace great
memos resoloUon—to get rid of the banditti out. et the
Howe of Asensio soon as the war would tails Its lsSkel
onputolon.
And the positive linowlsdp of this fent rely Ws to the
bitter pew el my disappointment. To be thus Mopped M
the memo Mrs we were stretching out w bead to pluck
the ripe belled liberty is distressing horsed Ilmertpdis.
Well, It is so it *and must be tome. It shall be brae
satimmedihely, though net without grief. I dal trenquul
in ay oteadauce that I hare dons the duty or an bane ma
and of a Want, by not negksielag to try Wear or not
evade be turned, on a solid batik to the profit of nty
native

Aid some tossoisNon I have bode, I had 00016311 to
pt tweed en the point that no alpismatic tricks—hi fact,
Whig ling the like Ina el despots may deviee—will ever
for a mama abort my nits Item be unalterable determi-
nating to Nis id amp tassmble opportunity for
" I MsLI.. el that We neektios ma es hula be broken
by linsihm is It am be shaken by say concessions ankh
the may &yin is the hour of their aced. I have
Ilitimpary knows how to endure, how to welt,
fiat name VE sbriew I know that the nation it se well
artres ft is ingrained.
bssa isedrawl, together with my nation, In the
coolants.' that ns pant European question can ever naive
its &Wats @tidies without us; nor can Europe be brought
to • NUM malliles without the rights and legitimate dams
of Swam bike Ink= into due account.
From this sendedos we derive the cendrity of oar future.
We balms Yee future freedom, therefore we shall bens*.
The conemming resolution has, with the whole notion,
buxom • nitelons creed.
To hen hunt ell this is some comoletion ; and one more
I have—l hum the intiefeinos to know that by not allowieg
myself to Is Named by premium that by insisting es the
breasslable hos, poliiiary to my giving
CanatiXel Sue debts, I Inn preserved my orostry from
groat mldenume for aims whisk wen not oar own, mil have
preserved Its future useempromised, intact. This et ilia Is
• bright speck on the dreary borlaos of my deep grief.
I was particularly card,' to went ray fdlow.countrymta
is mile sot to be led away by hoptienco, to throw up their
patient which they may have paned by Industry, before
events take • turn which will warrant my calling on them.
I even warned, in public papery, my countrymen in America
to welt, and sot to stir. Thanks to this no harm
list soma batty one oa my account. Hut the pitman d
war from the liungurius nutmeats flocksd spontaneously to
war berme._

Ws lad eilresay live battallona (upwards of 4,000 men)
—des! b three weeks more we ahould have had
;fOOll7l them. Wham the war was brought to an untimely
end, I considered it a duty to guarantee taw condition off the
pliant band. I wished than to return home, rather than
be scattered in misery over the face of the earth, provided
could secure to than a ash return. _ _

I therefore insiu tad on a double stipulation for them; that
of amnesty, and that of exemption (twigs defray) from
further Austrian military servke. 1 succeeded in both
regards. Prue insisted peremptorily, and Austria felt
obliged to yield. Both points are guaranteed as far as stipu-
letione can guarantee ; it remene to be seen how Austria
(Liss Austria!) will execute them.
On this point I want to be kept in knowledge. Accordingly
I ordered • He reports
that sons of oar hoesgeng braves may possibly write to
nixterse tOilberty ; 'sad should any such letters come to
year heads, do ma the favour to forward them to mo. There
will be nothing ia them of • compromising character. We
me ma cosspiratore, nor do we want to be conspirators. Our
aatkeell came hae long ago outgrown such swaddling
clothes. Whore the whole nation is one, an toe-
less as they are unwise.
I um like the birds of the air ; I lied given up my house,
sad have yet none-la fist, hers no spot on earth to rest my
weary bead upon ; theism, till further notice, planes (occa-
sion arising) to wad hews to the can of Francis Pesky,
Be., 13, St. Albaa's Ville, Highgate Rae, London, N .W.
Allow me to true the your hieodly fellow towards me
and mine have undergone iso claire by late seats ; sad
behove me to be, with particular oossiderekeiriare ever
truly, OW:Th.
Jobs WAdass, Bog., 46, Hyde- p 054,441464 Glasgow.