The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-26 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

(sow ova ova COAPAPPORDINT.)
PASTE, Jaa.lll-
- is one bishop amoog the Roman Whale
of Humeri—Se Hight Reverend Menai
of zatluoar—who disturb* the patriots saani-
niity of ha solisries. He • reset Austrian if
pertains from (eressay, having no family ties I.
Hungary, and befog ignorant of the language of the'
coaatry I but for that resist be feels UM WPM U.
tithed- to the Toper tu Francis Joseph, and to the
Cocoordst. Hr has iatreeeeed the Jesuits into the
schools of his chariot I he seems not to know the
Wood " patriotism," instead of which he speaks only et
loyalty, first to i..• Homan 8.., end then to the Empe-
ror, and he feels very lonely &moo' the other bishops.
Dissittided with their unanimous hostility to the
Amiens administration, and with their lukewarm-
nes se instils the defence of the temporal power
of the, Pope, be istablishad an altramontanist
politico-religions paper at Nigh, in ("posit's to
the patriotic press. It is prissipally devoted to the
interests of " the slier and of the tinsel" that is
to say, of civil mid religious daipoties. The paper
was dosses" by the inflonittal Homan Catholic
Associatiee of ht. Stspkwin, eves before it had al)"
pawed, ead the fist that it is subsationed by the
Nthop of Oxidiser, which had oosed our, denied
alt befseettassi all (Ma the country. We weed,
therefore, not at all astouished to hos; that a
party of young sea bad horned the first number,
wh:ch appeared on New Year's-day, in one of the
most frequented coffeehi.u.es, for containing a sharp
and vulgar attack agreed La Owroanidre's
pamphlet. The Austrian pubs, however, instead
of taking no nor•co whatever of each an irrelevant
fact, at once squired tato this siselvissatiour, as it
was styled, and alter a fortuight's investretion son-
tasted, on Monday last, N. Charles ZilalAssowa
ant b connected with th•prevs,totereedays'ime
men ; M. Tnali, • li.erary gentleman. and three
andergrodests of the university, to 24 hours', tad
another stockist to sin hoary' isproonmest. We
do not know whet her such a patty policy of annoyease
is not more ridiculous thoa odeosivs, theme' we
know that the govsramsntr peculiarly touchy
about La Oserousinis pamphlet, the leading Panel'
paper at Lemberg having Jest revolved a warthog
for giving • hew, asset to tine prop:wines of that
obnoxious imp vial publicatioh.
A sew domoastraus, most Olin to the officials,
took place on Meade) last at the Hungarian Moats*.
A piece was given is which Breasts, a prince of
beryls of ins fifteenth century, after Oaring first
.soptiortisfi the Goressies, %ma maimed to side with
the Tarks,allies himself at Ist with the Hungarians.
The pit,malls„ and boxes woreill with Hungarians
and &orbs ; ad die passages al the common
interest of *seta sad Hun cod with
the namteathosiasic applause; , the stor—
k 1849 oat of the political coniesionsases of this
aatisal government—wee literally over•holehed
with wreaths and ationgayr' ail hound with do
iiacranan and borbian wipers, and pit, gallery, Safi
boxes shouted is tars, "Pspapsetty to the norbs..,
and " Prosperity laths Hairerisoe," with ea
altorthwe ismitiablo *Ohm Vteasa politician=
moil to pit ono ontedity analog lb. other in seise
to oppress both. hey ore now pretty clearly that
this game is spoiled, sod, vexed by the dieeonifitore,
they lad • peculiar pieties", in annoy beg the ilea-
prises by osatinamo pronesatious, forgetting that
a policy at tertian's is not always a sae
sae. TM Mims agaiasi ail the portinipstann

im-the Protestant inostiag at Xteemarh,. on the
27th of September, 18dV, adjourned until MM.
Ziedenyi, Medal, and Palkovy 1111 T• found gQilt7, has
been recommenced in the sprit' menthe Count
Reday, M. Sarkozy, and M. Ftlo, the diairman
ami learetariee of theadvisist meetiag at Petah,
have sow likewise beam summoned to the Criminal
Court, together with M. Otto Demewly, who had '
made a speech against Count Thun'e decree at the
Luthana meeting at Pestb ; whilst at Debresain the
ingeset will assume gigantic proportioue, about 40,000
peeler having assembled at the defiance meeting,
two thothand being inside the church and more
than • hundred being charged with wilfully
and maliciously exciting to opposition against the law
and the public officers. These political trials, carried
on at the same time at liaschao, Debrecato, and
Path, will fairly keep ap the agitation and irritation
all over the country, eines the defendants belong to
the aristocracy, the gentry, and the clergy—in tact,
to the educated cleanse, well able to defend them-
selves ; and unless the pobliaity of the law courts
should be suppressed, the trials will do still more
harm to the miaietty than the amelinp themselves,
' of which they are the offshoot. The Hungarians feel
well satisfied with this result, daps they have given
np every idea of reconciliation with Austria, and are
on the look out for so opportuaity of a eomplete
separation. We often hum the woes, "the salon
with Austria wee as ill-assorted match I we meet get
• dimwit oa the well-emabliahad plea of oreeity."

M. Teedlteiyi is about to pretest in the foreign
papers against the injarious everts of the =been-
timed press, spread about his conduct during his
political trial, and seeming him of having ems
solicited the favour of the =sisters, and promised to
retract his opposition against tie ministmiel deems.
I need not say that this amnesties was altogether
without the slightest foandatios, invented by the
government to give him a hint of what he was ex-
pected to do. M. Zseditnyi however refused to take
the hint, and resents it as a personal injury. Thus,
even men of the stamp of M. Ziodenyi—the Manna
((tampion of Prince Metternich's system—are spite-
matieally driven into the ranks of the opposition.
The 'smiths of November end December were in
Hungary entirely devoted to patriotic meetings, is
honour of the one hundredth anniversary of IC a z in cey's
birth. The enthusiasm for the great national poet
and philologist has now assumed a mere tangible
form. Subecriptione are pouring im for cleanse his
anessisal seat from the heavy ineambranoes which
lave nearly beggared his family, and though the
'movement has only just been, already 30,000 florins
have been sent in to the committee, formed for the
rpese of making kszinesy's grandchildren I.
. Net ireassermosfal is the sabseriptian
ler the seethes d a suitable building for the Has.
prism Academy, wild& new holds its meetings
lodgings, and is unable to make its magniUmt
library available for themes(' the public. -Eighty-
five thousand florins have hew collected within a
month, and it is quite certain that the mob
required, aesoeding to the *imams, will NM he
completed. Many of the subscribers are Beebe,
Croats, and Germans. The Bishop of &lett heads
the list with 10,000 florins, the chapter subscribed
an equal sum, the Archbishop of Katona 6,000.
. _ _ _

The conciliation the diairent nattioilition be-
ams, day by day drum sittabbahed. The Croat
Gab. at Agrag ordered all the Hungarian papers
iis their researefehandexeladed the eubreatioosd

plat of Vionea—ruidZepberg is return, the Huger
rises subscribe for the Croat sad Serb ['obligations
is plasm where there ie sot a Aegis Riau who could
asdammead them. The mamma moat* area rely
epee the somiltivated Elora& moustaiasers, who
haw say—" What a queer Emperor hare we:
lastoad of leading us mossy, who are sorely is seed
of it. he always trim to borrow it from as! Why ea
Emperor who ha so mosey eaanot do asythiog for
as the mew we get rid of him the better'."