The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Our Austrian Correspondence.

PRAGUr, Oct 25 1913.
The Ban Jellachich has just addressed the fol-
loving letter to the SLOVENIAN association of Boz
hernia, called &oranska. L,pa -:
Dear comrades. and well beloved brothers The
conduct have hitherto held has Indicated to you
sufficiently my wishes, and the object towards which
| direct my views. As am animated with the sans
love you for the Sclayobisn nationality, and
you are as am, convinced that Sclavonism Is the
strongest support of Austris on the other side,
Austria is on Indispensable condt on for tho exist
ence OF ScavoDism to such extent that IL Austria
were not in existence 1t must be created for that end
There Is OF a man Of sen,e who does not know and
feel that the existence Of Austria Is closely and reci
procslly bound up with that Of Soiavonism It was
then my duty, az good Sclsvonian-and am from
the bot ON of my heart-to put down and destroy at
Perth the anti Austrian party which had risen against
Selayonism. But when marched against Pesth, the
| focus OF MosRya aristocr,cy, our common enemy
made an insurrecton at Vienna. If they had con-
quered in that capital victory a P.sth would have
been only hall SUCCESS, and Vienna would have be-
come the chief support o our enemies This is why
have turned with my whole army against Vienna in
order to chsstise the adversaries to Sclavonism
in the capital Of the empire have experienced
a lively joy seeing that brothers of Bohemia,
guided by tho same conviction, which has only been
ned by the departure Of the deputies to the
Diet, were hasteniDg to range themselves under the
victorious sta ndards before Vienna holding out the
hand Of fraternity TO me- aud this army of brothers
which command. to conquer like heroes or to die with
glory. have been led to present myself before Wen
natter myself with the hope that you only COM
prthend me but will support me Accept my ssluta-
toLs From the Head Quarters of the Sclsvonian ar
my, at Zwoelfaxigsn. Oct %
"JELLACHICH, BAsus CRoArIx."
This letter was read in the evening of the 9th,
al the sitting OF the SclavonIan and
received with shouts OF enthusiasm impossible to
describe. To-day, the Bohemian deputies, M.
Palaky and Dr. Pinkas, went to the Emperor, at
Olmu,Z, with declaration from the Bohemians
assembled here, that they would no more return
TO the Diet at Vienna, and would not answer for
what might happen in Bohemia, If the Emperor
transfer N.
ma to some other town of the empire.
Our italian Correspondence.
ROME, October 20, 1S4S.
For some time past the road from Rome to Ci-
vita Vecchia has not been safe. Several times
during the last week the diligence has been
stopped. Several country houses have been
ransacked, and travellers robbed and assassi-
mated. The police having been put on the trace of
the authors of these crimes, soon discovered their
centre of operations. It was the house of a pea
SAINT In the middle Of vineyard few hundred yards
from the Castle OF st. Angelo in the place called the
Meadows of Nero. At the commencement Of the last
night fourteen brgands surprzed by the sbires,
Of the police Of safety at the moment they
preparing to set out on expedition The num-
Der Of ~ Sbires was only eight Discovered by
one Of the robbers whilst they explored the issues
the houfe for the purpose Of preventing any exit
they bravely advanced to the attack. rha brigands
received them by heavy fire; but no doubt unawars
OF tie number Of their assalants they took
fuge In the upper apartments VI the house. There 1t
appears, quarrel took place brt~een them At last,
leaving one oead and two wounded, they hnisned ny
suIrenderipg. Nine men and one wouaa were con-
Quoted the fort of ST. Angelo and the two wound
ed to the hospital, where one Is since dead OF his
wounds sfter having first made confession. The
of the stoen property has bsen recovered
1t required several carts to tako it to the town.
Amongst the dhguises used by these brigands were
tupics and caps of the Civic Guards, well several
costumes Of ecclesiasti les and monks.