New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
HUNGARY.
Order refans in Hungary.

Correspondence u The London Tines.
yIESsA sept The EnPsrors A lisri. Court IN
ne who some tme ago went o. specel mission 70 Gen
ers H1ynsu Ard, IL his way bscs 70 vienna Of
Il not exactly known what hs osr1cuon. were
bat have good military az hoiy or '.s,ng ns pa ~
erals had been transferred By the Russian hsrsha 10
the Austrian Commaodsr-n-C Chief, wo1ld have Seea
brought before Drum-head Court A. Il u DOW decided
that they 10 tired by regular cOuri-narua even
should sentence Of death be passed upon hea Il vii prob
ably be committed 10 fortres- srre.t Sofsry ~to a.
Informed you yesterday. had received f pardon has A.
cording tee oct Det.o> Post; been oscoret BY coone
Ancrassy Csrinihz. General n.ynel has cleo so
not msinf0rmed. received hints from Cabinet that DIS
system Of sk0g whole communities respons bic Tor ne
scts individuals IN he ~ TIE festh anu bndA
Jews IL anything bot calculated 20 ssy 20 iucs irritation
and agitation Never had country greater reason Tor
rsde toward her armies tam Austria l1 Il IA
uderia5e fact hat The commanders n hose armies laFe
frequently slight degree incresseo her perpleNues
Tnss, WiDdischgraz. oy recognizing ne ho-stn uoe-'
In direct opposition positive orders Of Ministers,
not only Indirectly aided and abetied h9 rebels but he
also materially Increased the difncuiues connected YIN
the Innate pscfcsfiOn Of Hungary ssis shown BY MAJOR
DOndorfs report When Nin1schgra fell Neioen sei
forth bic ideas Of military iuesponsibiliiy totally Al
variance with the hrst principles Of CONSTITUTIONAL
Government: and now have Hsyrau. who 10, bow
ever cable than bis prececessors - WIN me
downfall of rebellion. the infaence and power Of civil
Government have naturally materially increased A. !
have repeatedly informed you 10 IL cerany III present
the Intention Of Ministers to sefnpt 70 carry ou NE oon
si.uon Of March bat confess that the dtcnues nat
present appear 70 me almost nsupersDle aud
fancy that Time viii show ihst many modihc1ton' tend,
rather federalism Than cenrsizsuon vi be found
absolutely necessary One tremendous cifculiy, a. Tar
IA Hungary concerned, IL the tobacco monopoly Tor
will prove infinitely easy TO deprive the lower
classes Of the Hungsrsns Of their sDcen Charter than 70
make them psy high duty o1acco and unu ne rus-
,oo houses which separate Hungary from the rest 81 the
Empire are thrown down great and perfectly united
Austria nconcevahe. Cabinet Councils al hich Ills
uod rstood The affairs OF Hungary and The Lombado-
Venetian X gdom be the principal subjects OF c--
cusson will lie held. when Prince schwarzs1Darg returns
10 Vienna and II u Understood that Marshal hsoet.ky,
And Generals He's and Haynau, and the Ban, vii lake
part IN them The Minister President met the Regent OF
he Empire at azhu7g, The 28h ult and be was 20
have conference With The King OF Bayars a. Hohersch-
waugan on the SOlh Of last month.
News concerning the Hungarian forresses We have
none TIE Russians al marching bar 10 Poland, with
the exception Of Two corps, which Will remain Tor time
D the ghhorhoOd Of Munkacs Keschsu and Dehfeczn
and third which will occupy The the district Of Bisuiz.
In Trausyvania The Prince Of Warsaw has already eit
Hungary The that the Czsroyz Of Russia had
received The Order Of the Golden Fleece was incorrect
The House Of Austria gives 10 only 70 Catholics.
The IadefndrHoe Of Brussels ssys Ills not true that Count
eningen no shOt by tho Alsirens for lighting with
The Nagyare related 10 The Queen OF England TIE
family 10 which the Count belonged was Ouy very de
any connected with that Of The Duchess Of hens hfI
husband.
The paper states that Tue Russians vi" leaFeove'V
men IN Hungary during The Winter