New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

anti q Hungary Nothing is more vsred than hat
population In ne west are the G-rmsns. Of these
there are o5l 5ls, besides 1000 n Trsrsyisaria.
Introduced into rbe country since TOE Of M Ho-.e
oil Hspsourg LIVING on TIE borders of Austria 'aey
sort Of reaez u the fuo countries 5etreea
which they are placed Hunsar.ans in costume, they
have rer1s.sd Swsa..ns in feature and 5-srnz and
The q The hUsssr IN he most pacific isf7n
Il by vicinity Of heir mother country hey have
preserved their individually. they are sr under The
Hungarian Influence. ard The Magyar la1s-sg. gains
ground among them notrhsisnen. 80 const4n, cur
rent q In ri grafton from Germany
4, The other extremity = the country toward Tran
sylvsuia d~eI The Wa.ach.sns IL trese there ar,
l2il53f bes.6s 100 600 .n Trsusy lv.r.s de-cend
ans o. co,9ne. planted - Trs54n INA. pe ps sao~'
re lrsi an orisn - Pc qay slque joel language i'' hs7
t. and even - suyersltcus P-tlrescle 10 .ts ors
ns,'y. j, hss torroaed s.me'irz ~ n tle rai '1'
vhlch s1rfolnd 70 there - .orretLr Or-rs. n t1c-e
Z nsns il rsc ,oots garments n er-roseFsd Anen.
with their hsir llsi,so ard adorned With cons
The sciaves Who With The Wslacaisns are the s5o-
2 snes q Har gary. tsvs not 90 s'fons'y NAKED
| phys.ognony q. they Enssved Fl oaefeut e1ochs -
oil the nations be- which hey have fought the sea
vouic -evefyWtere more or ess sssnaie1 r. is
victorious Antagonists ir Huss's you ind n u cer-
Tin A--f~ stamp that j. relic Of tie Aongosn 1o H.
nation. bohemia carrisd away ln fie movement %
| Europe wears German aspect The >c.aves N 'he
Dsrsteisve borrowed Of fhe Turk mary ~ tae Yecl-
isr,es q ther d-ess and language. I-.se 7a. I've
ia Hungary have adopted zoe costume Of te Marysrs
sn3 seine feature 81 ihfrmsruers Near the frontiers
az --yus td4s j. more striking than rfHAere On Pho
hungarian territory pho ~rsees are dressed Ike n-'-
riana Pas the fictitious barrier with 'epsTstes me
Two cogniries sDo sou see orly the German costume
and yet the sall md The people ere the same
The -claycs inhaldt tho mountains which surround
| Hungary m The North snd South They divided
into slavscks rlc-7 156l end Ruthenisns if2sc, in
the Noril snd Wordes s0s64l Croat. SO J19l and
Ilyrsns r 4,76c3 In the south. The rest are Bur
garsus Cemenilns aud Moniene.ri who are scat
tered in small numbers among the preceding tribes
and who have tek.n refuge Ia Hungary from Turkish
cppre..ion. Each trite hss 10 os.,ct end some Of
.aeu lterfr,m others more than Russian from P.ah
Amid ihe,e various and important populations there
are 90 De- noticed some thousands q Greeks and su
equal number Of french tbs, 20 say. o. color.,s
brought from Lorraine and Lux in1ogrg during the
l4st century. The Jews. who found every whore.
have increased if gl'ary m Hungary @53o00 -ince rio
avs became fayorallr % them. They he dispersed
torough the whoie county Sometimes you see them |
robes su1 ostsrs. and al oi them wesr ihe
beard long. % b. especially with fhe sons Of tbs |
greedy that must contrast That vsga10ud pop
ulaton which. under the name a. Gip-ies or Bohe
niabs C0OI0l adds it, strange pec-lsnres 10 the "a
nei picture We have just gone over.
The Hungsnsns. or N,gyars ss they call tbersel,e.
their language form fhc most runerou. race f4339
U-s and in 1Iansylvana $4,000 Ttey have given |
their 70 tho country alch they conquered BOO tfe
fXih century Fihui 60 their A-'a'ic taste. they |
took possession ri the stepp'- which form DO, center
OF HUNGRY. Endowed with an astonishing energy.
equally fitted for attack and resistance they have cav
ded along with tnou .l he process oi their develop
nent the other rsces around then, which when un I'd
are nrumher superior 90 themselves Al fbe sana time
though for three centuries they have been ruled by
Austrian Princes they have been able io rep,i their
"ncroschneuts sud preserve the int,g1 and the DID,
erty Of she Bin ssou. Aud now At ast ia the sferns
tive of combat or suniss5n ,tcy have taken % arns
and we know to what extremity tacy have reduced
Au.trs
The overlooking population of -rmsay vaioi seek.
ID new bone even ia Am rice t,r5s also toward Hun.
gary T.s has s'as,s been tendency - thst ra.c o.
sh.ch ihe Danube offers attractive route lts silent
and continuous invasion produce movement Of the
population .n Hungary. which ior ~ years hs. been
growing remarkable The Germans come in md o.
iahlsh tb'In.c.ves in the 'a.ts among the Hun
.afans More Industrious ard more 81. .se than thor
PES rcsttors. They gradually become owner. OF ttr
greater part Of ite cob which Of i.st the Nscysr-
4 .snl.n To ' m Though .g.'.. .e and friendly %
a WIZ snc X ~ he door iae Nagy.r peasant does
aoi Ike ~ te crowded ly s,las .,rs Who c.tsa.sa
themselves CA iis territory, bringing With them il.r
language and crstorns i,s-i oi al does De- lae taa
Germans. because they have been used hy ,he M
pe1'rs ci Auetra as the means Of spreading ih,ir
iuence. But insieai o. entering upon struggle in
hich Pc would come of second best because would
lot De 10 b.. Bee leeds hs dock away sui fets up
his ieni elsev here The arned ccaqueror Yields ihe
ground 20 The pacific invader Retiring toward the
Fast the Hungarian presses beck The scsve who then
crosses the Danube snd tee N.staian WHO goes into
irsn.y isans and We Aehls Iti, movement IL hardly
a1uced because Dr. eoes or grsc-s s. We can ioresee
'ae uine ~hen Il w.. ceaf- al4 sl.l zoe ua.tcs who
have nof yet abandoned ile ifolier w. be s5e 70 re-
sist Tie pressure of Toe nea conner.
Do has been observed tnaf fhr hsfc.szll man doc.
n9; readily bee me As,.tlsi.i % contact VIA a suns
Hof culture hs Bret instinct q. 90 shut hnse'i up .n
s own ideas sd haht. a4ta fts greater obsascy the
more they are 10 contrast with those opposed % iea
TO measure ihe Distance va.sh separates the German
from the Hungarian 60 appreciate the qa..,ie. p,cul
At 10 each u only need. glance cast INTO taeir res
Pecuve hebltatous Ire hu, ot the German viii show
yoa good tools. excellent Instruments OF industry in
hat Of tue Hungarian you viii see the sad le the har
oess aud his arms IN perfect order 4nc former is ls
eouous workmss has hat.s OF order and economy and
lives IA certain comfort the latter j. AZ intrepid
horsemsn snt owes 90 breathe ia the tree air of heaven
above all he desires independence tlls makes him pre-
ter has light and floating costume vast sire l. OF h
village where his horses meet DO obstacle and the PLAIN
where nothing checks bis rapid course he has anlal
love Tor The soA which his tree is sna which r
semales the cradle ol his fathers while the G.rmh.
as iatherand wherever lei VEL Co. The Huns.rar. |
ihiaks little Of the Irsieay oi hs ne.-h oor and %,
-srds those things IS important f.r lch the ls, M
90 esteem Never without reason does be ls ASH,
that gravity OF gestures and bearing proper q the GA
enisL Booted nd spur-ed be Is AWAY. Ted, p, 90,
So horse and 70 look picturesque when rIour,.s F,
ann ms Is an sH'-r OF dignity aud he Iot. q With ci,
dam The '9r',os sesl, the ll.dressed GERM, m
Pacific by nature the German is inoas Nv. ohio.
dent He only demands to employ III ACTIVITY is ,-r.
s'in mi's and then shats h door mi s,,.rs-tl, ep
o,s the goods he has acquired T,eHu,-sr..s OF. .