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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
PRIVATE hOVICES 10 IKE tribune.
TELEGRAPHIC AND EXPRESS NEWS
From our Liverpool Agent.
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING,
ENGLAND.
Designs of the Ministry Parliame ntary
Prospects.

LlrDoV ----r-aT, ne ---.- Al
good ses n ross aa7ai today respecting ne H.
.er,l0r of tie G5-4rer vith regard 10 he measures
which s7 pro2o.e o. force through ansni before
toe Propagation That many ~ The bills Which ln-y a-e
5r0ugh frrsrd 7. be dropped made 20 secret IT,
deed % VOID arpearss Z -a- lad Only beer ofolshi
s1-a ard a. coas al fora -ne 90 sassy ne qoP-A
Les1d AID 90 .oor ssfhs Peep se1ton . - 1i7ee-
tserefrou ue7 were t-rovr Up. Among these are ile
Fec astcal Cour,s ard ne Irsa Registration Bills
Tie Oarts p Whereby Baron Ro.Ascl4-1 eo1-g axe
"a. Tor Tie Cry u LONDON. . Tot certain Of 'elng e-
ned n me Lords IL certain il31eutiA. slsr'ers j -
h.,ed tbs morning nat - to-o1ghy 1isg1sted are Lo'1
Jor Rss.es Constituents With ne conduct On tais MAJ
ter tlsi be- ~. ia a. probability be o1'ea iToH '-s
Representation Of LONDON
Asiara can can the Cor ere1i na-e not yei leo.-
Cd what they are gong % 90 with ne lr-sa s-ae Frlso-
ers Al sutaor.tva gentleman connected Wiz ne rOl'7
Ofce-nf5rrea ne ast 1ight t1at ne pr'oao-.es aiV
that ne corcts viii be SER % Take Island and mere O.
,ained I'LL Her Majesty WI be- % ~sed 70 grant i-.' ana
complete pardon for vrhar sf,er a. sPpears 20 5e SLY
er provoked and carried on BY 80 u silly oui dee e.
ing Poee IL the hope Of obtaining frornonol ana pe'-
niary reward ,-..- s..-,s.- lime 7--,oo,.
Il, f. rakec Of 10 The ue.ghboraood Of "estmln''ei
gsu ,. naorung that the Government have resolved u
co..eoserce Of the continued ndsPosinon Of The LORD
cbs,ce,r 10 put the Great sea- 10 Commission. i u
aid ,hstthe Commissioner names viii Lord Camp
Baron Rofe and The Solicitor General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Manifesto of the Moderate Republicans.

The Committee OF the ANS lie Constitution have pu b.
l.shed q manifesto. IN which they say
W. p4has rsf- pr sh 'ho1t
y-i.s. 80 81 sl-t t-ios - as s-t'rs
tr-n. a. --arr.
- 'or iA pscsc 80 regular '-rs 81 ta- C-sffa
rfrraf lf- ths fno-s h~rrt
plnstsf th- ToTl-n of thr of lft Niy
-E- ths 80 ?c1; 81 ftctss rru' tnsr- ~ -h-s
s ~ MORTAR hist of 80 -,
z -os oi 80 Co .ltut1s
We tare progress We lti to,frn- siah -
1 1sasiat cn1sts1ty -r'ng cr- tst-ssl
gr-ales- 80 s-css ~ hsr- th fr. 80 fltuu ~
grafatrus
-tlcs'oa. OF 80 cntt'r o
r--ct-r- 80 90 ~ c ~ C-0 -
5ec-si 20 he AruF r-u - system o' tn
s'-. 17on - ,sss OF proportion s i-rocrNtc ogsartia0
a
rshf ID .n~--g af
u 'hs
~orkusu Ne hsr- cha 20
fs- ,ls ftau. - gassqtf
rf progress Il ,h- slen t~ares
1pra r1uri Con-rlsn tts
shouts is-f -reei M tt. tuatcn u Of .rtgss
cQ-a ne al rts tot cota iea-
o. tro-e 81 our rerts rh'. eeirs s'n'-rv elf I'm q
Rspltlcs1 bssfate stranrrg ao-g h- ice uscrd OF
shs tvi-f sh-n ih- hores of h- N'rth
Let precls The h'N ttf
grandeur sni nc-e stcre Res 10 ysi sh
Ha. s.vctnn anything uor- sloin- than - te'
"a Rs1ub IT, tsy on shsh tancs ~ u
f.t oa- - combat ~ih ccs--ei natsn- n
-asu- then nsi- D. ne at ani DID,
great factor, Of the pic ne wort siou become snis
the so 90 The utur ~ c~.aE
Nv- RepubuSle % v-n sni
adopted 10 e-n.rs ss--nhiy. III. ,s'h Nay, 80 ..--
be i-ub-r- OF ih- hif@su ~ mr.
Pr-scsrt. Pa Ba. Darrsis psscr'ss ps'
a.ssr. Pr--s-n,s Bri.soS. Fostss h5sprr. Raw
.s1 Jacerss Drsrr-ssr Hi~tspNsEs, ksutr, 6 "afF
IT., Secretaries. CHgrstr, ir-Asursr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
ITALY.
The situation of Rome.

Later from l,ay informs l. ,nat lie siflltsn q Rome
presented series OF cong LEGATIONS While 40 attack
was every moment expected the Tuumvirs % appears
opened ne-ocIauQns
General Due d'HarcClrt auved fna.gaiio in ihe city
lately and bad .u ltervie with Lessep- wao shortly
ai.er,var r. lowed him 20 The French camp
The French approached nearer and surrounded ihe CRY
The adjacent heights taken possession OF on the
22d ui by detachment recently landed a. Civia Neccha
The French seemed determined 20 enter The city but If
possible without eflsiou OF blood
The retreat OF The Neapoiians preceded by spro.
test Of Kng sgains, the proceedings OF the French
Envoy which protest said 10 have caused the ming
Of NJ d'Haroourt 90 Rome
The intelligence that farther srmstce OF eighl days
had been agreed 20 5 confirmed
The Minister Avez1aus Il replaced by Calsndrelh.
Tee Sgorla-l o. the Fl May says that Ganoadi has
taken Up position in Rimnt and Will dispute w,h ne
Austrars tie passage o. tie CauoAca The Roman
troops pursue busky The ryiug NeapOltans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

Tue accounts from the provinces represent that iran
llfy il generally restored, and that almost all
1f The ndHrhr have Joined hs cO.ors The Dan
sh Chamberlain. Eeed1. has arrived Berlin. toHeg
unie for an arrangement OF the SOh.ezwlg dispute bit
nothing II yet known Of te result Of fie negotiations
Nothing hs. Hnspired with regard 10 the deliberations
ON he sub cct 81 "a now German Constitution.
The Co0yaf S0xsffs Of The nth. publishes letter from
Berlin of me- I'm. which says The French Ambassa-
dor de- LednI, has deli Tered 90 our Governments A
containing protest ~ the French Cabinet against the
Intervention OF Russia b. Hungary The contained
beside reproach against Cabinet for having allowed
the Russian troops pass he Prl.sian territory"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

Accounts from Heidelberg dated l- - b l.t state hat
on fhe lith combat took place u DrmsfiIt The people
attacked the castle 4 captain ana many soil .ers we're
Killed. The result ii NOT Known Thrive na.a ions OF n-
ftury entered the ftafnafr 81 81. sHre cannon A. RE
hen fne curato Spreuger, arrested flr saving flat
hose soldiers Who tos@ part against he people were per
Iund
ln me Palrnate the public g-rousufs refase 20 iaks
oath f0 the NrW German Constitution. because they con-
slider thAt - not yei csah shed by Toe Dru.ucrs-
complain loudly against me Provisional Government AMI
rproacu them, above s with preventing The arrival Of
The l-Ie-lm l-.I .lIu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

DEATH or LORD WALL scOuRT.-Tbe Cambria
brings the melancholy intelligence Of the death at
Paris of Lord WAILsc0URT, Of Ardfry Castle,
Oraumore Ireland Lord w. was man totally
free from srstocranc prejudices, and sincerely de-
voted - the Improvement Of the social condition
OF his fellow beings, without regard 70 class or
race OF an original and independent turn Of
mind he many years ago became a disciple OF
Charles Fourier aud, soon after coming Into his
estate commenced the successful application TO
his teuautry Of some Of the ideas which he had
gathered from studying the works Of that eminent
thinker. His plan was gradually, by means Of
asys,em Of partial Association in Labor, 70 con
vert his tenants into the propretors Of the estate,
regarding their independence and prosperity IS Of
tar more consequence than the retaining for his
heirs Of the family property. He estab shed for
the tenants fund from " hich they could obtain
lecesssry loans without usury, aud also provided
premiums for the encouragement Of Thrift and
economy The progress Of these schemes, which
he considered more as matters OF Justice than of
henevolencc, have been seriously affected 10y the
caiamities " htch have devastated Ireland and
now are finally interrupted by death. He will
bee long regretted by large circle of warmly at
tnched personal friends among all classes Of So
ciety. He was not without faults. but his virtues
iaroutw iehed them. Take him all Ia all, he was
men for whom the world might be grateful.
Would there were more like him A.D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Later from Jeremie-Local Drouth and
scarcity of Food.

Boston. INDY, Junt 10
The schr Kokeno from Jeren,ie. May % re-
ports a severe drogth prevailing there for several
months The fruits were nearly all destroyed
There great scarcity Of food and the inhabitants
were suffering drcadfuliy
number Of the deserers from the Presidents army
in the sse battle bad been the capital for pun
ishment. The country generally was in : wre'ehed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Wreck OF the Bark Mary Elixabeth-Late
from Nenexnela-C heIera in Boston &c.

hostoN, fudAy- June I3-Iuf IN
Accounts received here OF Capt Hatch Of the
brig A 6. Wsshburn, from Rio Hsohe. May g report
that the officers and OF bark Mary Elizabeth from
Liverpool for santa Martha has been brought in there
The Mary Elizabeth WAS wrecked a, Point Galena on
Nav - Her cargo consisted Of 1900 bales dry goods
ssd p tons OF powder, valued n saSoco sterling As
.tSnc- wss sent 70 the bark the 22d inst Captain
Hatch also states that President MonSsas has been
obliged 10 toe from N~nczus TO save himself from the
hsrTed 81 the psoule Where be has gone to the &C
count does not state
The BOARD Of Health reported one fatal case OF Chol
era As happening IN this city to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Taking OF Baden.

The trst storming party advanced assault At ten
on he al lht " the lIh. The insurgents succeeded
with great l0sspn 10 go being allied The second assault
made a. eleven the n KIT 81 The l9h, which
they did NOT advance far the former
wing hundred the ned The h!rd
sDrmng eleven, me gh VI the uth success
ul A. o'clock IN ihr following morning the FOR
tess in tlc hands of tAe HunganaBs. Tho
Colonel ~ he 'rcprfn Infantry found
dead. HrnfIl severely wounded in three places
down without quarter. flt castle and single houses where
officers hunted down piundered. TIE MAJOR 81 fhe
Drsnlrr inr troops OF fe military contnes,l no with
shout 30 held he btefe p0nf gave orders when 10
III tle rebels. fo blow fhe bridge Hs refusing
obey MN he seized match himself With which be- 10
io tlr mine sumo ent ~ The powder exploded rel1
fl@ Ma or nab by Nub bur fte les-f harm
anal si0ruing estimated AZ ~ men and 81 officers 49,
THIS news appeared extra ofhs Wi>n<r Zefssg, and
~ distribution WA very soon arfward forbidden by ne
authorue-
The 10 Owing facts atve 10 preceding operations afs
added On the lttA Of MAY Oorgey crossed over he
Ofrn de occupied the BOcksDerK and schw aDeusberg
and advanced into Ofen far ~ the Place II Bomb.
Denera HrnZl did not ply with the summons %
pmate, but opened heavy hre that ihe beseig
obliged % retire On the evening also bonn
0arded Pe-h, from whence there had been fnug
the imperlaIisis
IN consequence Of this bonlbardmei The la.urpenis,
alarmed. kept quiet FOR several days aud threw bridge
% flr Island Of Chepe On the sfh the Hungans1s
began 20 Increase The severity u their tbs L .
greater fury than ever and house lDf Tatner ksr0ey
Wa SCI On IRE The worst period Of the bardneni
Wa however, ~ the evening Of The Jh when
great number " houses were destroyed BY rOcArs.
The scho-s he Burg, and tee corn magazines u Oef
wes destroyed 5y are Il could not hold out aaJ
longer
BY The capture Of Oen the army of G6rgey su0unuas
70 upwards OF 1900 men has been set Tree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Kmdn Tnken.

Accounts from Vienna. dated May ~ announce officially
noi ihe fortress OF Buds token bv assault the 2st
was stated iiat the commanders kiied. all the
Croarsn officers aud soldiers put 90 the sword ihe
castle and prraie houses were p.liaged The Ma
i0r who commanded the troops from he frontiers. occu
pyinr Che fortified bridge with 200 men, ordered them 70
blow up the bridge but be- obeycd He ihen him
sell fire the and che ou &c. bat t ed and the
building suffered no Injury The major alone b. ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
40 Ministry Yet.

PARIs. June The Ministerial arrangements are si.l
unconc uded The President Of the Republic persists IN
retaining VI de- Faoux. bat bic unreasonable ideas re-
gardng the Popes restoration a. Rome prevents the CO.
operation Of NM D1fsure Passy and Bsrrot Bugeaud
and Dgpn have been the Palace Eysee and asked by
the President form Ministry The latter II once de-
cned Last night general opinion hat after al,
new Cabinet viii be formed. Of NM Bugesud, Fa!loux.
Beuoit Piscators Mameu DE- Ia Redons. and some new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
SPAIN.
All Quiet.

Oar dale. nom Madrid are 10 Msy = Their contents
are satisfactory l. = believed i-si The project Of he
tarE til be- discussed very soon NJ &c Go.Ang tlira
Secretary ne French Legation a. Madrid had orougn
Tie posia treaty between France and span rslned ~
Tie Fresdeut " lie Republic. The execution u lie
t-rarv ui. expected axe pisce o. Tie is.h July
TIE Boarse WAS quie- a very l,lle business dong
TIE PEI Cents done 81 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

l. Is sad that The service which they are engaged .
extremely dsase 20 tie French troops and thai deser
uous very 10 aso feared that in case te
N-apoian " Austrian troops should approach hefrench
camp ihsf collision would ensge. bitter jealousy
ana hatred prevails between them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
MARKETS.
London Money and share Market.


T. None. fsrfh-r improved t-s -r1a-< ias-
Co goa. ia Moe ~ Colsos of Ace.--. Z. =
. tncA-r1-r 8ls - ~ 800. A.
49, - Norlh = tl4- >9-la AAsrH- =
D.. " - ~ ss-sru - ~s~a9--a - :.
- D. ~ - 40
kass Frsss Fte, vsSu-s-Frs fvr csuts 80 iar.s fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Mr. nupIn pre,idenr of lhe A..embIy.

Another Geographic report has just reached os, q
o'clock stating that in The French Assembly yesterday
Dupn elected Presdegt-Lamorcere and Ledru-Rol-
in being rejected This affected the English funds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

Tie report Of Russian Intervention by sea 10 NE CASE
of Denmark by Che B.ssau aee was oonradc'ed yesier
day auihorsavey and. IN consequence. slight advance
iook place 10 the Fund. Ths improvement ha- continued
today The whole business aspect Of affairs wearing bet
Ter appearance than any preceding dag Of ms week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

There was sold Oh Thursday pretended Message OF
he President The Republic 10 ihe legislative Assembly
70. owed by list Of the New Ministry TIE authorities
have ordered the prosecution OF this invention Pans
paper-he Patye-sstes that tie Message Of the Pres
dent VII not he communicated 20 the semby unit after
they define he constitution of the B1reauN For the pres
Drown de Lhuys Is likely 20 remain az The head o
Foreign Afars found one will release him Of
the Italian affair." which bas already caused much difficulty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

The discount OF Roulaa Bank paper Wa p to s. per
cent in gold and > per cen. u silver. which = a. I'M
pro,raeat Of about IS ceni ascomPAred With The sis
couu. raies Of ten or twelve days ago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Railroad Accident.

FHLApELrHIA Friday, June l5-FM
The Southern Trsin from w sshington for Balii-
more ran Oh the track last evening cnusins delay Of
several hours The engine and "a numter Of cars were
materially damaged but fortunately lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

Letters from Florence 0i Ssh ul Stale tal be Alslan
oiceI. are oJ ed u ile houses %. The inhabitants TIE
extraordinary contribution demanded by Gen ASPIRE has
been reduced 10 $4,000 lrrcs Gen ASPIRE hat
li. Intervention ~ss by request OF the Grand Duke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Steamship Washington.

BOSTON, fri0syi June -
The brig Athens, arrived here to-day, reports
s;xnshriug May q. lat - lon q, the steamship
Washington, trsua New laEk bound 70 seaihSnPsoH 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

ci.r~d hat the liberty Of speech wss saeked ~ss -
served for another nan but Of way o. thinking OF poAu
opinions opposite non Pierre Leroux 10 r-siors
tranquility The sodierks form Of harshs bugeea feee
De- mitsf % the tempest The veteran az ancet To iie
and Pc presented himself erre for moment
nss Restored Hi- words sre worth recording " &C.
sire b. .si. the of tle present session ~
Assembly % frd myself OMEN In accord win "
Leirl-Roin, rather tih Civrcn Lcdr- kon, snoea
h. prefer the after / give proof of ms lie
in supporting ife view he taxes Ms.ounes -Aoi'd
have more moderation Than rn0rtie- l. therefore pro
pose thar the Secretaries who have Quilted their pisces
should return CO. them and gGt % u iar Asseuh % p
-.der These words received with applause. TIE
opinion Of tie House taken ard the decision vas in
ne AZ ruarve Tre Secretaries resumed their places
suf after farther expansions ne order of the day,
demanded by srge orify was then resumed snd me
Chamber 81 lonrned q ., o-c.ock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
TURKEY.
Rn.-inn IiuIuoTr.

The Ras.isn Envoy a. Coas-au,noPe has len he ono
nan Court II ssid lie very 5esi terms We under
stand The Russian Army Of Observation, which has caused
% mach agprelens.on 90 be forthwith reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
NInr.ct.....s rrrAla. Jane lb-ePM-

Rsoapfs irthn ne past - holrS-FLoUR,
1000 bbls Wheat, 1900 bush CoRN, 5000 bush
Ia Flour there Is change 90 notice. and the sales
ave Inn rneaernrr For WHEAT the demand is fdr
with sales of 10000 bush AZ -5c ioi Ohio In CoKN the
sses are i2pOO bush at 42c. FsFIGHrs continue Co
nave an upward tendency, and We quote fLoVs -
WurAr lsc and COIN l3c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

Recc,pf, b. Canal rahn ne past "a hours -
81 ORR. $500 bhls CoEN. 1880 bushels FiovI.is
oi,b,t change and the sales are moderate For co ~
the inquiry Il good and the rates add up l.bV
bushels yellow st o.. cents. OATS are % cents IN
.ales Of 2OOO bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
o.euips of the Legislative Assembly.

No,s.v The 18Th az beng the day appointed Tor ne
rr-inr III - res Assembly. consi1erablS rlHo~f 81
VNorkr~n collected on the or-se opPose ne Nlsn-''
OF ne s1sys AZ ne -isaoosnoos ~ ~ S~A--ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Prn-sian Minister Arrived.
GERMANY.

Count Ho'zzeI, Ambassador from the klg Of Prussia
the Republic Of France las arrived in Pans and pre-
F@uted Liz credentials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
LiyerpooI Cortou Market .JrSE ?

IT, 1sfsst Array ~ikJs. c1sags Prc-s - 49,
teay n1- 500 AAsfNAl
si.ssS Icc ECPu.a - - ~ sunn sa5f iN 80
ls..ac. - -
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THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD,
HY THE STEAMER CAMBRIA
..,uKr1Ir raErAHED, coNDENsED AND AANASSA'
Toa rHE SKvroSK TAisrNf

TIE Cunsri Steamer Cambria arrVea a. u''
sock in Jersey Ciryst about o'clock la'' evening
hire our reader. the ususl full details OF
her news arranged from tie foreign eA'''H='' -
Tt Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

The Line South of Philadelphia is not ia work
ing order. owing 20 a severe thunder storm Tho Eos
ton Line is alec ont of order and the Western fails to
work beyond Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Railway King. Manifesto
Ambassador Arrived.

The .euer purporung 10 be addressed by M 0eO NO
. -. ne hsreboders Of the Eastern Counties Railway
dec .sred by that gentleman 70 be hoax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

Falmouth dates received today state that The Brazil
packet Express. from RIO Janero bad reached that port
yesterday June j. with dates and greal many pas
seugers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
ENGLAND.
The A.tor Place Riot and the British Press

In the British Parliament nothing Of AouisN'
has been done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

We shall speake more fally Of recent events
affecting the relation Of Hungary TO Austria II
future article We close this by again asking that
these leading facts be remembered
l. Hungary has ia no sense 'sr0hed against
Austria. she was never de penfency Of mat
country, but an independent and every way e91al
nation, which chose 10 be presided over by the
same Executive, bo, . be governed by her OWL.
Constitution, Laws Diet Tor Legislature and
Ministry.
2 This Is no snsurrecti0n or war classes MOBILES
peasants, trsdesmen, magistrates, army, are a.
engaged in the struggle, rot for the subversi0n
but the maintenance Of time-honored Institutions
Doubtless extensive notifications Of their Political
system viii result from ths struggle If victorious,
but 1t vas not begun for that object.
g. The solemn act Of The Hungarian Nation. ior
mally deposing their Austrian Executive and de
claring that the House Of Hapsburg has for ever
forfeited the throne Of Hungary. IS legal and
valid act, founded on sspeciGc rental Of outrages
and perhdies perpetrsted by the Austrian rule
which any cbsncery in the universe must pro-
nounce sufficient . work forfeiture. Hun
gary deposes toe A7ituan monarchs as iorms =
hDl ltEhIt a. tNe r@IAeQ mem 70 irf tAlyiits Auf
act Of deposition Is precise counterpart OF or
Declaration Of Independence, save that We were
colonists Of and ofshrots rop Great Britain, while
Hungary is an older aud originally more powerful
nation than Austria, and never dependent upon
her The same power in the Hungarian State
which called Austrian 10 her throne now de
crees his deposition.
Z. Hungary has made 10 war, resisted no legal
an .hority but been most peradiously wsrred upon,
with the papable intent Of reducing her people to
sbject vsssslsge and slavery. While her armies
were fighting the battles Of Austria IN Italy
when Lombsrdy had lust been recovered snd
Sardinia driven n sue for an gnOmirlo1s peace
by their vslor-powcr armed bands were secret
~ organized and melted 10 invade and attack her
By the Austrian Court These bands marched
through her territory, ponderng and ravaging,
publicly oisoxned but privately encouraged by the
Court and this vas but one among hundred
outraees driving the Hungarians 10 this single
alternatve-resistsnce 70 Austria or utter fenun-
citation not only Of Liberty but Of al rights what
ever. Their choice and It's consequences thus far
are known to the world.
Such is the controversy in which DesPot SIN
appeals 10 the God Of Battles against Freedom