The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19


boxes Of the Jews and robbed them Of all their savings
One man tailor, who had agreed to pure base bust
ness In Hamburgh was robbed by these protectors OF
had collected to for the business he had purchased
Several ladies and young girls Of noble families have
been arrested and thrown into prison by order OF the
Cardinals for having in the churches prayed for the
souls OF those who had died in defence Of liberty.
letter from Geneva states that M. James Fazy, OF
ultra republican celebrity has been elected President
OF the Council OF State OF that city, and NJ Moulinie
Vice President.
The divition OF the army under the command OF
Prince Argutps Ri Dolgoruki has totally ed
the ewn OF Teshock, in the Caucasus after lombard
Ing 1t TOR several days The Russians are said to have
lost only fifty men, while the loss OF their enemy
ported to reach 5000 killed and wounded.
Turkey.
THE SPEECH OF KoSsUTH TO THE REFUGEES AT
wIDDlN.
The National Zeitung publishes the following trans
lation of the speech which Kossuth addressed to the
from Widdin:-
"Gentlemen-I an happy to be the bearer of the
greetings ard blessings OF the good aud glorious Sultan
tCheers) messenger from the great monarch ar.
rived here yesterday bringing that the
Sultan has resolved not listen to Austria and Russas
demands for our surrender (Grosns) No, the Sultan
has by the Prophet that he will protect any
hazard even at the risk OF the overthrow OF his
that we are to leave Widdin. The war for which
We yearn-tbat war which alone can liberate our
poor Countrywide war which hitherto was doubt
full 1t Is now certain. The question OF that war of
its outbreak, say. Is now but question of time. aud
its commencement will be determined by Fuad Efendi
for such is the object of his mission to st. Peters
burgh My brethren the sun has not yet set there
are still sems rays of light nober part remains still
for us. The Hungarian emigration Is Of high imper-
lance in the politics Of Europe deserve that impor
lance is our task, which, though difficult, is most
stand aione-ss we did; that We are disowned -
as we were. No, indeed We are held up by Tur-
key, by England and by France Public opinion
in England, in the Parliament and without, has,
indeed, for the moment become doubtful Of
But Why Because some OF US have adopted the Ma
hometsn faith. But what these men lid finds some
in the prevailing desire to make proselytes; and,
besides Whatever they did they did not as Ian
gariaps As men they will have to bear the conse-
queDces and only they but also certain people in
this city of Wddin who urged them to this step But
that H. all letter which wrote TO the noble Lord
Palmerston and the unremittipg lsbors Of an English
freud (Mrs Thompson) have served to place the
question In It's true light and the organs Of the
in our favor Gentlemen, am enabled to assure
you that England and Erance for us, and that
they have declared that allied with the Most High
Porte they will fight for the liberty and Independence
Of our country. In consequence of these important
events, the Most High Forte has resolved to send
the Hungarian emgrapts from Widen to Shumla
Shuna H. according to my opinisn IL not the best at
esst the most advantageous place for the Hungarian
tor in the case Of war against Russia and
Austria, We shall be enabled to proceed to aud
the Danube at Rustshuk, and to reach our country,
whore hundreds Of thousands Of kind hearts and stout
remains of bloodthirsty dynasty which exhibits the
just Of angry God by these strocous deeds,
which In its frenz.d bndners, 1t perpetraes against
poor and helpless people But shumla were threat
euedthough, indeed, there IL not much fear Of that
there Ia Britsh vessels in the DArdanees prepared
to take US to England. where OF kind
treatment; for Great Brtan-to speak with Lord Pal
merston has not indeed orders and ribands for q
serer like HsypAu but that noble country admire
and respect the remains OF gallant nation which pre-
vailed against and theok to it's foundation the firm
and towering stronghold Of tyranny. CHEERS and
stf MT If he 1urk las a lash
Dembpski" or, "Msy Kossuth live thousand years"
when silence was restored, NJ kossuth proceeded -
" have but few words to add. To prevent disor-
d.rs the Most High Porte wishes the smgrants to form
q corps under my leadership. cloud cheersl lift Is
your will, gentlemen, consent. CCbeers) But wish
harmony and erder for without these corps
not exist That corps Is to be military institution,
which will do my best to improve To prevent the
possibility Of any violence the part of the Russians
journey by land. To defray the expenses Of
that journey the High Porte has sent me goo piss
tres, as ssirsm's present for the emsrants.