The New York herald., 1849-05-28

Gagern intreaed the house to await the report of the


imperial commissary, Won Wstxdort
Distseh urged the Assembly not ITO leave tho Saxon
people IN the lurch" Better would 1t be for members
to be on at once. than to do So
Loud applause ensned IN the peoples gallery. Inc
OF .he mouse rose TO great neignt ana tne
resdent found necessary to suspend the sitting or
nall an hour
Inc sitting was resumed at half past Two r. NJ and
aiter priei but warm DEBATE motion OF Soirons iol
referring all the motions relating to the Saxon affair tc
the imperial ministry and recommending the speedy
aoophon OF hucn measures as mght DC necessary wa
carreo py Iair MAJORITY =,
amid bisses and cries Of ashsme, from the gallery
Never was the aspect of the House. saws a CORES
ponden not even on the 10th of so ominous
hree times the President had to rebuke the galleries
in formal speech He had also to call Gagern himself
or some similar Term to the rdcue in which the ief
INDUCED when. deprecatns the mistrust with which
the ministry were regarded as unfair he sad II civil
forth he would throw himself bet
| thr contendiug parties He begged the President
pardon for having allowed the above OPPRESSION to es
cape him adding that il was difcuit to restrain him
! Voet. in a yery animated sneeob sunnorted Wesen
donci's motion He made two remarkable statement,
fui ono frst that tho K;nn ~ S.ronw b"d haeo ~,
tb nnjn Of n;n th nnsstt"n ~ tSSot M. nrto
So,aarn,;o ~ ss ; = 49,, ~ @ ' "; A.; ". P'Ia.ou .
90 h h y Nus a;,y+ Al ;ea sne oour, nS
] Pmnsd e;n not % 70 ,;s,d I oMno o f th;, ~hu L
sMe r romnt Sm ms anS snea was tnas
that Wurtpher min;a bsd tId ,ay e ., Ne hat
House that the King Of nuremberg had rece ,' yed
Asminisirator in which the ArcbdnIs urgcd ,he KIM
Tot tn ; & - % 1isi.a va a. ~, t uis.u - .ne hins
90 tb , "i1 h; o 'no prnupe VI accuru
fr.med No a ~ .I W., i,h ;a ouu.u . -. pe
udars cor,o frwar,, ond arn ',hat % ~ t.I - ~ w.
tout % ana aehy .hat Inc .futn OF tne
are a. h,r ,. o. 1om me sun ~ mere
..Tratnr trotor " T.; Vi W Wy % III Gr;es ;e ..
only niiv that pr;vat n, yhih had n h haa,n ~
in py way snon tbba aSiusttrtnr,s m;i % 10 ;.s iu
sboni1 bsyyo bcn ra do tha snhiaot - = =p"tiy
,ostrum T;,n. los nnt ,Hns 20 - 70 .a ~ -, 80 49,;
ThiItaon ho,e f,anS nauaS an, o,o puu.s ,.
ponnced tbo;r rasi"n.,;nn % w ~ "'P"'' III
o-....-..'-. .''-
MOVEMENTS OF RUSsIA-IHE ENTRANCE OF THE cos
SACKS IN AUsTRIA-THE HUNGARIAN WAR, ETC.
The entrance of Russian army of 10000 into
Austria, against the HuDgarians, is fully confirmed
The following is the latest intelligence from Vienna
VIENNA May s, 1S49.
The Emperor arrived from Olmutx early this morn
ing quite expectedly At the railway terminus he
got into hackney coach, and drove to the summer
palace Of Schonbrunn The strict ncognito observed
by his Majesty and the fact of his coming alone and
Unattended gave rise to various rumors Of which
had had particle of truth in them The fact is simply
come 10 place himself at the hend Of his army in Hun
gary ne rest OF the imperial family will follow short
~ VIII .ne Mnoie court II Is supposed the Emperor
the like and then set off for head omprtr s;h anu
imagine will be in Presburg ~
There is talk of the arrival Of no less parsonage
than the Emperor Nicholas who will also proceed to
he theatre OF war but am not aware OF any reason
ior crediting the report nave no fresh Intelligence
70 mere mas oeen council OF war heid
~ n..enueu py IIInce SchwAr,KehDurg, wei
saw Ereitar1 Int of course the nnhl;c tnow pothin
- VIA ,Tok pi"1e ne I , Hi @ riuen
nv; NV ~ lne eea. y. Tue anhy Hicny reTs ,
re? aIe 1pout pelhg trahs,erTeu 70 rrespure' Inc
cniel ot sne .ussan staI wiz, unoerseano, oe quar-
tereu at ecnlos.ho' vage WIN an iinperinl Paace
ahu pa" A. sSoa.eo n,iuway petweeh tis ano rresourg
on INC ieII Danupe panK Nost people are OF opinion
me Russians VIII hot attemPt 10 snare WIN US
@ non o, une nrs. srand setso wi'n sns
uut VIII reuln passive spectstors I'LL e0her sttacSeo
M .h'nseves' OF cSned upon 70 interpose Wna' they
may 40 ON IN southeLn nungary Is duite anotnor ques.
.lo Hc Io"e ,oNcu ior hote, which 10 W faeisy .he
Singnce, 'ne ".i,msanins cohsef'"'i'e Pa'rio's1
mas not YET come TO light .c
uu ~ uss ue Smas Wy snis .,e .nas INC siese Vi "o
NM 1, = nae poe.a , ~ W. Ups
ine MagyarS nnse nov heiT e'ons .ne naao
tn % ~. 1'e"' D""oe jain o"' "o'P' "o "' H0'
'',rss TS = -, 49,, c. r ~ .,.
20 NV "oon rom a.i Po,.se
a. -. .h S,; n;, apploao ms cau'19 n;
Wsssh hns ,asnd i'SioS 81. ,n % oppsr wo @
NOT tn tharnbv arc" ;vs - th. ondtr WIN q; n;, nri
Pet"' my s'e " ',ie 10 qu,, u
ns Ue - ' ;,t Ma ana, au sunni oanu Vr
ih, als ~ VIZ .s.' s nH ~ N Nv IPa r"' "o
HonvedS and Nt;onai 1nappSs Tut h ,naod 20
Ilon'eos anu NaIonai ouaros put nc manageu 20
an9 uu' III WY un1ougn f W .nc
ioee' A"e"'1 Vi '"o ''oe's ioii y" '"iS oo'"e'o"
THE INDEPENDENCE OF HUNGARY.
Kossuth has formally proclaimed the Independence OF
Hungary and has been elect, President of the indc
pendent kingdom general risi6g Poland is feared
~. ,i.G Ia M ~, 80 -. . y .I, =, LhD- 49, 80. ~ 20 81 ~ .
~. e cren's M s wch nave exerclsed M 'ne ereas
ers W. un Inc .ne us 9urns 'ne "ech' "re shose
copusc.eo WIN France anu Ithy.s ,. -.
nase aIleaay 1iornso you ., .he ueParture Oh
W ~ w I'.iJ w. ~ ruI f,eo
Oh bepn9 the ROMANS 10 restore tnelr rope ne TO
mans however nave received ther French friends Win
sno"erp "a Dunet nave oriVeh .nem pack from ,ne
panks Oh ne yenow Iioer ana are oetermned 10 ress
ANSpo'tah anu an austrian army are py this at INC
gates VI tne mPeLa Niiy, wnch ,s, ere tms, IN tne
MINUS VI one or a Parties' inc ocst joke is tnat
the rope refused 10 De restored by foreign bayonets
[epo,. speahs true, ,ne oiu ieonan p,ooa IL up ne
oais are q. 'ue gates VI hoHe, anu .no ROMANS are
sohs W aSI H9ra.ius ooclee o'eI aealh anu ucleno
lner senu YOU eA.lacts rom correspon,
uence Pupnsneu py mornips paper, written oy wen
IL,
noweyeI consanea IN tne acsPatcnen from Larl, tne
ncws psine Ntesi aPheu Ioni Mnr ms ueIeat
M ~ he nas g'en iisc W 'no oS' 'ioien' oeoa'es
III ,ne fiehch Assembly
mere were reports iast frday el check received
py General Oudlho, at inc gates OF rome pu tne tng
appeared SO improbable That no one would believe u.
we nave IL now, however, on the authority Oh the
frencn government tsei ana the news is connrmed py
the following extracts from oulon paper from wnich
IL WIZ DC seen hat the French have had lso men killed
ana 4Oo Wounded
We bnve rece;v,d newa tron, Rome nv tho ye,oce