Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
Foreign Correspondence.

0N''' SihOS i4o tNeIlS t Mt'Ch has
pulse II me successful outbreak of Friday aud Saturday
last at Jenna. Unless mistake this afI4ir wI prove
N NJ the real Introduction % the revolutionary epoch
HI ihIs counry all the rest has been merely preimi
nary.
Ever since the first agitation tha. in Vienna oweI he
revolution Of February France and Of March in Prus-
sa and especially since May. when he Emperor left the
to ft the party about his person have steadily lahored
9eed IS The absolute power which they were then COM
influence oven All the that skill in Intrigue
vavero.r devoti RIDES subordinate Ausril and IN
have been applied vihe object in view could command
Camarla. Of which the Ardnsani's cessation. The
Archduke Louis the >lui, havaSI SOPHIA and the
with tart badness, had they not had f0t tAelr game
people against whom their instruments poF94isiS
ana whose INK lligence penetrated their designs, they
must have succedeiIhe Emperor.a amia0le man ofuo
grea! force either intellectual raj, has served AZ
Ter mask; their Strumenrs have been WnISchgralz
haceshy and JeIlachch; their power has cuSseu in the
army and IN the supersltlaus feeling with which tie
people regarded monarch whom they believe God had
anaontei to rule over them.
The Gamaria. not daring attack the movement al
me centre. lenna 50 long The eXren!es Of The
pre- were ~ rebellion. beg by reducing exlreu
til u submission. The Revolution had r,nsed into Az
un tile desire Of Independence IN Bohemia among tAa
Scages il Italy and il Hungary. Bohemia vas taken
hr5. as ha weakest, and forced into obeiance by tHr
llo ars and cannon u " nd-chgrat2; laly followed next
TIE victim Of the rude and merriless EaGeisky. Ham
gary the strongest OF tie Austrian tributaries,
served 10 the last, and Jaaohjch, the Ban Of Croatia,
vas nj against IT.. prateXt not difficult TO nl
The Crats, aiie having Jeea received int, Hungary ia
he thirteenth century, and assigned aterury where
they m1ht hyeln peace from their enemies the lurhsou
condition =; obedience ~ the laws Of The ciurty, sud-
denis resolved upon becoming c.tiraly independent
ms ieelinJ lc pllt que luc sp!1it Of tle
times anl il rart to Austrian, What il this il rhe
~ane thing to Russian em!sslrcs, found FIJI hos
TITLES II he attempt " the Hungarian Diet u rerLor
ihe Magyar language 'he only egl tongue II t.e caan
try. cannot Say Eainy hai t.s attempt WAS iusti
gated by agens from the Cabinet leuua but it is far
from improbable. The policy Of that c, bnct his been
10 redu'e hungary from an independent nation of which
the Emperor was ony king 10 the cJuii'I If simple
povnceoft the Eo pe, and this end every means OF
provoking into wal the jealousy Of .he Crais against tie
MagyaTs was likely 70 be employed 1t striking fact
tat this wa MT allowed to become serious I'll! after
ladetSky had settled the Italian question BY tile conquest
Of Nllan and part Of lis army conld be sent into CI0a
tia
JELLACHIGH
Immediately after his, JrIachich commenced prepar-
ations for powerful invasiono Of Hungary In few
weeks he crossed The Brave at the head Of some sixty
thousand men, great part of whom were in f.ct Aus,
ir2n troops, aud though in degree independent si
subject to the orders ofthe Emperor Jellchch himself
also held the office Of Ban of Croatia by Ipera appoint
cle Of GENERAL IF the fYpa 2taGA q TIs }7
account against nation a which his Emperor was the
march,, ana whose Ministers held their office III caal
piIaHce witt. the cousliu m III this emergency Hun
gary sent depuatuns 10 Vienna To tile Emperor anu tIt
Assembly, asking their direct interplston prevent lite
continuance ut tie This ajerrusitrn refused,
and finally, Jeliaclch and nearer 10
'Pesth, an Imperial commissioner reap the
fruits ohlS victory, and at the time take that
ms Crotan love OF savage Independence and the ambition
of conquest should not induce him sci himself up for
monarch and deprive the Camarilla Of the bennett Of
this skllluly managed affair.
MURDER OF The CONlnSSARY.
This | Nh NJ, IA
was to be murdered BY the people Of Pesth, Of
vengeance against the hated Cainara. On THIS the re
action resolved u take signal advantage Of the event.
when hled all parties with hOlror and with general
sense Of regret and Indignation at such an act, to flush
the whole hungarian affair. On the It'll appeared a
manifesto Of the Emperor, speaking of the death Of the
conmssary in the strongest terms disolvng the Diet on
the ground that it had refused obedience the royal re-
scripts of which Lamberg had been the bearer appoint
ing Reezy, creature of the Camara commissioner in
Hungary and couterng authority most unlimited upon
JaIi1chich, who thus became the absolute ruler Of The
country which he had Invaded in direct opposition TO the
guarantees Of The Munargh HE execution If this
it,o must, il i plain, accomplish all The designs ofhe
Camarlla with regard To Hungary; hencelrward that
country would be only an Austrian province.
To aid in completing the subjugailon Of the Aaqyars
troops Were ordered fIom all the provinces Fifteen
thousand men at entered Northern Hungary from
Moravia the garrison of Cracow left in haste tor the
same direction. and the troops about Vienna to
march or the Oti Instant, Friday last, on the way to
Pesth.
Previous to this the sympathy which must grow UP
between the military and the people, when they are
brought into contact, had developed Itself among The SUI
diers si9oned a Jenna. regiment Vt German gren
adeTs had especially made friends with National Guards
and the students legion, il the quarter where iLey
stationed This process Il, BY the way, gong On
here Berlin and here, too, the troops again be
made fight they did in March; in the event Of re
voulIOn large body Of them would at go over 10
the side Of the people.
The mant $40 in relation to Hungary was received at
Vienna with the proloundes dissatisfaction by the peo
ple Thy saw IN it only an outrage upon liberty, in
the Of The Magyar natlun but the last blow at the
props which truu without had sustained their
ullon. After the submission Of Hungary they under
stood perfectly that the forces Of the Camara were 70
be directed against themselves and the old mole VI gov
eminent restored. Now was the line for them 10 act,
ever; they prevent Hungary from being crushed
or they must count upon being crushed themselves.
1--WE omit the of the instruction Vienna,
having already given full one
The upshoI can hardly fail to he a civil war between
the republicans on side and the Canarila with the
portion Of the army which remains attached the En-
pire On the other In TINS all Germany will inevI-
tally te engaged Russia will intervene on one side
and Z rance Will be compelled BY her own people to du
% on The other hand and the European cJaflict will
begin.
EVENTS IN PRUSSIA.
In Berlin this Intelligence. which a report that the
Hunqarians lave beaten Jellachch adds Importance has
raised the spirits Of the republicans and depressed the
Kinu and his friends. The Prince of Prussia is bsy
at work seeking take advantage of the crisis and
bsh an absolute monarchy founded Socialism, instead
of the present mixed monarchy He has in his pay Held