The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

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Taos foreign prints, the Tana sad ( Aroniek,
onatinue their inveterate cruNade epic,* English
feeling. The most notorious and treacherous butcher
of his age, HATNAIJ, has been hooted and hustled for
his revolting crimes. The lhssa forthwith sets to
work to make the spontaneous ostburst appear a con-
spiracy. It recommends a commission of pollee in-
qat7 to make it out one. And the Chronic* follows'
up the notion by iroposing to set tile Artoitmnr-
OZPIERAL to prosecute the brewers of Banksida Three
writers notion., I,ko their hearts, are altogether
continental. Thy actually believe tbenteaven in
dear aor Paris, with a minimum like BACH or BA-
HOmitt to imprison and interrogate for them, and a
general like HATKAU Of Cat/10MM= to sabre all

oppon mtg.
Since they will tot slow HATNStI to rest, or rather
to hide himself in oblivion, we must continue to
inform the public as to the acts and the
character of this I ern and martyr of the
moservative press. It is well krowu what
qualified and recommended him to the command is
Hungary. It was the combined ferocity and h) pocrisy
which he di,played at Brescia. Brescia rose in
insurrection on the second declaration of war by the
Fiedmonteee, and on the demand of a large am in
the shape of forced contributions demanded by the
Austrians, sorrow: did by an overpowering army
outside their walls, and by the Austrian garrison of
the fortress within, the Brendana held out with indo-
mitable valour for nearly a fer:night Bat what ren-
dered them °twines, in their defence was the belief,
that the Eiedmontree general had been triumphant
over. Itarnersge. When 'headier surrounded their
oily, and summoned them to surrender by a certain
hour, he could easily have procured that surrender by
showing to them the official intelligence which be
bad of the defeat and submission of the Pied-
sonless. Far from being aware of this
troth, the Breeden delegates produced before HAT-
PAO the copy of a pretended armistice which they
bed received, and which stipulated that the Austrians
were to evacuate Lombardy. They confessed to
NATIIAtf that the city was spirited to hold out by its
belief in the authenticity of this armistice. The tiger,
lIIATNAV, in reply, never attempted to undece:ve
them. His words merely were, " I know all." And
thus Willie,' the Breaciana into the false confidence
wh ch made them mist, HAT/1•11 proceeded,
merely far the gratfication of his ven-
geance, to sacrifice the thocsands of lives,
inevitably lest in the s'orm, the reristanee,
sad the final massacre and destruction of the cep-
tared city. Nor was the murderous hand of the
soldier staid, bet to give place to the as fierce and
simoet as wholesale activity of the executioner. For
this exploit Her:eau was promoted to the command
is Hangery.
In order to follow him there we must take
up General RIAPIIA'iI able work,' written with
es
much impartiality and truth as vigour. We
pees over the lugging of women, which took plane at
Bnob, as well as in the more remote parts of Hun-
gary. There is no need of proving the brutal ferocity
cad bloodthirsty habits of the MAIL But what en-
hances them is his ctaisommate hypocrisy. After
BATMAN had captured and caged the unfortunate
Hungarian 'emends who surrendered at Arad; he
insp.:Aid all immediate executions, and hastened off
to Comoro, to steam the der of that fortress,
before he pave scut to his thirst for blood.
It was immediately communicated to the governor
mid the garrison of Comorn that their surrender
would app.'s. the Emperor and his general,
who, oa getting peaceable possession of the fortress,
would pardon the Huogariaa generals and those who
had surrendered after the example of OZOROZT.
What chiefly prevented the garrison of Comore from
continuing their resistance was, the belief that be so
del mg they would exasperate or re-awaken the yen-
pence of the Austrian towards their captives. As
10 HAYKAU, he pet soapily assumed the Weediest as-
pect, and looked mercy itself.
•Oa the 3rd of Oecober," writes Ylsoks, I met GISIPTII
Aqua mid/stall ow its fait is past es the Thumb*. He
lee just come from Aoh a maim. tee work, sod estressk-
Seats is sod arouse Camara. We easversed kw a keg
time, but our conversatkm termed solely ea the susegik sad
the retard advaateges of the heiress, had ea the battles of
the 2•4 end 11th July. What he mid ham the caprioles
of se much h smutty, that I was tempted to dissever ia hie
lisataree • dram for resessilistisa with the simpered
*enemy. Ne tboushts of review seemed to lurk spew his
brow. Aid yet it was ho who skewing la this la.
sasses sad is the corns of hie sejostistks with ear ono
mbeieser, a meet hyposritkal sympathy and ofeetio• for
illsaisay, so fer belied kis sesertiam that, bat a few dam
later, he emearred with his emperor la beasts, sad
bateheviss the noblest men of the satiation if they were so
may thieve' sad incesdiaries."

ILAPIA devotes a chapter to sketches of each of
the illustrbes victims wham HATXAU, the moment
he was muter of Comoro, pot to death at Arad. The
Ewes published at the time most affecting ao-
sante of their death, as well as of the subsequent
atrocities and executions committed ander Hayststo's
orders in the Neutebaude of Ps sth.
Such, without further illustration, is the man of
whom the people of this country are forbidden to ex-
execration. It they hiss him, it is • conspiracy ;
if they felt him, it is an isdignity and a dig/pace to
onr nit/titration. If they threaten to clip his
moustache., it is a crime that calls for
pniice inquiry and • public prosecution. The
whose correepondento excised the pub-
lie dogging et Madame MADERSDACII, can tied
no excuse bar the brewers of Bsuksids. It is fortu-
ne* indeed, ter those bor est and right-feeling men
that they form no pol.tioal Blab, into which spies or
suborners nqht have penetrated. Fortunately
they iudu'ged in no cries that might be wrested
into having a seditious meaning. What delight
it would have been to the tory party it
they could have brought the Aare of cent-
isauiess, or Sung the stigma of red rwriblirser ors
the people. Fortunate it is that mendasity ma have
so handle or pretext of the kind. Aid this conden-
sation of the Austrian butcher will go forth to Europe
es the verdict of as fair and sunned a jury of the
English working classes as snidest maid throw
"Vr, or good f attain provide..
ese the Frown soeservative papers soh, the
T met. The reason they give is characteristic. They
ILO tint talk of enraged civilisation or the Austrian
butcher's gray Mitre; bat they dwell on the dance
of any pnpular dsueonstratioa. The people, accornm
to the Jussoisid des Mists, amid be mute. And
he win would appall to their opinions, or provoke
their expression, is playing a dangerou part. This
Ind°, ressocirg might be followed up by regretting
that Provident(' peopled the earth whita hie( so
rational sad ambitions, so eslf-wiFed and &uprose,
as man. ?ken philosophers weld people the earth
with sheep, or with area like sheep--men that could
win theism lees to be driven, and therm and slaugh-
tered, without the privilege of a bleat. Frenchmen
nay be brought to this; bet it will not do for old
liestaaL

• " Meeeeles .1 the War la thiseeey." by Omega ILlepka.
MC Ogees.

Tan mpeet of the Lucid committee en Um slave
troths brit g forward, as tbs ar of that dull bat veer
fashionable theatre, a ges.Ulnaa when sayings and
islets have from Use to time Tossed themselves ea
gablie settee daring ths kat dome years of the slave
bade esetroverl. 8 hie abilities bad la every de-
Cappreached hi. appetite for aoteriety, neither
m &Lao our the Archduchess forms would