The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-09
Int.rr,,,nr Hnnuarinn no.nncnt.

C1iONS FOR INei HEE' ftONiLiNG A COUNEn
lFrom the London Times
In my letter u tbs sth. forwarded you su nmsry
Of the contents Of singol-r document found In tue
possession Of certain Czsplcki. Polish em,ssary
who aIrc,tes At Eresiau On the ed Of July. AT
the time gave you TO understand W was highly
probable that. series q papers which had fallen Into
cd would DO brought before the public. The result
hes proved that was not rnistsken, Tor few days
tnre document entitled Instructions for lnsurres
tiOpiapg Country vss published AS ths was not
Of the least interest aid not trouble yoa With t, but
letter Of the 6th June lsEo from that inseteraie
spi'ator fIinee Adam CIartorysh 20 the rebel chief
DeuJnsky, treats Of matters lar too Interesting to be
pcsssd over In silence.
Do utty upon the happy turn which the Hungarian
bsd taken from the time Of hi arrival but remds
bitn that the most dangerous moment had now come
Rusia having aksn the aeld tbaly Of Austris This
Prnce then points cut the necessity for reconca-
tion between the Magyar and scsyoac races and for
concessions on the part Of the former, adding
"This IL required by common justices the interests OF
the MsEysrs their safety for the future their present
welfare, the possibility Of successfu resstapce all
demend II. Herr Lpdsiz who hope "a noe with you
will lay before you the dmsnds Of the Sclaves" fhs
nss esnsra,or ,hsn 70 ny .gss we say
be the object of DeInbinshyis constant consitera-
ticn; hut II is his (Czartoryskio opinion that
long az possible form the rear guard. "Let the
Poles DO battle under the Magyar flag says the
Prince; "but let Poland he Kept In reserve u deal
the Death blow instead Of wasting lie strength In
partial and I'D prepared iosurrections. There 10 a
iecond and weighty resscn Tor this. We knov that
dcontent which would be destroyed Poland rose too
soon. Be II business to acquire influence In the
countries which Russia has taken possession Of War
lte spedi,ors must be undertaken In Lithusnis aHd
the Ukraine before the rising Of the Kingdom and the
rest ~ Poland can be permitted the Crac,w and CAL
neisn Russians ths should evidently b. Poes) must
rise until the regular Magyar troops have entered
the country The most Efficient blow against Russia
vill. however. BE- expedition to tbs Caucasus,
because &c will be the least expected The Polish
ofec.rs belonging to the armies marching against
ycu have sent In whole troops TO the Caucasus
There 10 II necessary TO come TO an understand
ing With them and the Cossacks " u Is further
Observed that posh officers and the Polish spirit are
rsquite but that was the business OF the
Msgyars TO provd. the necessary fonds, as their
csusr was ct stake. This you have srssiy thought
Of. General, and inform me- that they will advance
some teps ~ millions against your signature. The
ory difficulty H. how these funds TO be trspsmitted
bow they to be converted into cash appears
that the Hubgsris notes circulate only In Hungary
and vienns where they are In good repute. Could .
few Millions be sent over here by OF trial would
msrsge 70 act each for them In England or raise q
Kind of loan them, N could have authentic de-
cisrston that there vas security for them and that
nch security would be given into the hands OF the
or. ditorsn Here fellows long dissertation upon the
necessity for funds The Prince then introduces the
subject concessions TO be made 10 the scsves BY
the Mssyss The Croa,isns (this II, of course. the