The Sun.
London, England, 1848-10-03 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES,

CROATIA.AUSTRIA , HUNGARY, AND
It was rumoured at Vienna, on the 27th, that the
BAN JELLACHICII was under the walls of Pesth. The
Cologne Gazette of the Ist October has the following
under the head Pesth, 23d September :
" Our fate must soon be decided. Each courier
brings bad tidings. Archduke Stephen left the army,
assembled at Stuhlweissenburg, in great haste, or in
other words, he fled—in the hour of danger he proved
false to his country. An immense responsibility,
however, weighs on his shoulders; his flight was the
signal of the breaking up of the army. Jellachich
has this day entered Stuhlweissenburg, and without
one blow from our cowardly troops ; he is now eight
short miles (German miles) from Pesth—and what
will !come next ? The Emperor will dissolve the
Hungarian Diet, the Ministries will be removed once
more to Vienna ; the short dream of Hungarian
independence is past. But that is not all.
The wildest passions have been aroused. The
Slovaks of the south have been aroused, and
their battle-cry is resounding in all the de-
files of the Carpathian mountains. Will all these
wild hordes retire to their dens at a wink of the
Emperor as early as they come out of them ? Does
the Servian and the Slave fight only for the Hunga-
rian Ministries to be removed to Vienna? No, that
is only the first act of the tragedy; the war between
the imperial royal armies may then be at an end, but
the war of races will then commence, and the nation-
alities of all will have to be placed on an equal foot-
ing, or this ' holy kingdom' will be divided into two
Slavonic and one Magyar state."
The Allgemeine Oesterrischiche Zeitung of the 27th
ult. contains the following :

" It has pleased his Majesty the Emperor to ap-
point Lieutent Field-Marshal Count Lemberg (a
born Hungarian) to the functions of Royal Hunga-
rian Military Commissary, placing under his orders
all the land troops, Griinzer (frontier regiments) and
guards, not excepting the Croatians. His Majesty
demands the immediate suppression of the civil war
in Hungary, and has therefore ordained that an ar-
mistice do take place forthwith between the contend-
ing parties, and that troops be irnmediaely sent to
put down the Sclavonic insurrection in Moravia.
It is doubted greatly whether JBLLACHICH will
obey this order and withdraw his Croatians, or
whether they will obey him, should.he order them to
retire.
In the meantime the Hungarians are not inactive.
KOSSUTH has addressed a proclamation to all honest
Hungarians, inviting them to unite with him in saving
the country.
In the sitting of the Lower House on the 24th
KOSSUTH mounted the forum, and stated that he had
received authority from the Prime Minister to
gather around him the Hungarian people. " I shall
call upon them," exclaimed he, " to exterminate the
fiendish brood. You will either never see me again,
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shall take the standard in
.the Duke and Duchess of Argyle, left on Friday morn-.
Czegled, I know not whither, but I will be every- the
Dinugninaisit, via D almally, on a;visit to Mr. M•tDeouLgoarldl,s of
where. If any one is desirous of accompany
me he must do so instantly.—(Cries of 'l, I.,‘Oban on Satur
There are others, also, who will be more useful in day morning on a trip
His CastleL o,
Lordship i p lineal
internedperde steontat
leaveive of h
to Stan and lona. His Lord
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another sphere ; let them also depart, and the people
will flock round the standard of freedom. It will be country, ship's. subsequent movements were not preciselyh. known;
bat
nittr wasth expecteldd t,huitt
Gbelefonrceoelcnng
thet BslapcakrtMoountt,
assigned to each individual the district in which he where yls'e weeyulwdobue received by the Marquis of Breadal•
is to work. If I look around me at Pesth I see many bane. Lord John performs his marine trips in the Ban-
capable of bearing SOUTHAMPTON arms, which alone can inspire the shee, one of the swiftest of
?the 9.:rohveerrnomeyanitmstaeialmsetresa.m.
enemy with respect. Let all come, and if they have
Western,shiouGetON ,°cur. nder the command of Captain
no weapons at least they have cudgels and stones Clapske,rieaft this afternoon for the West Indies, with the
with which each may kill his man, and we shall be'
usual West India mails. She had about eighty passen-
saved. Here, in Pesth, not one tradesman shall sell gers, aneciet do
tahlarevgeluaenodf.v4ailu2a6b3T ca,Noe,
OameeounngssttewamhicNh
awvais
his goods while the rest are carrying arms. All the
magazines shall be closed for a time.—(Applause.) New York on the 20th ult., may be looked for iu the
gationp Company's steamship Washington, having left
course of to-morrow.
The public authorities will this day hold a popular