The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08
TWO CENTS.

Hungsrans routed by the main t,dy OF the Ans.
PsD'utipe to~Srls the cl 80 of tho Ne u Pr,ues
,chrn tins division arrived by 90 fortuos
BY tho Arad road and plo I'd the defeat he
my lis probable that NJ or these treeui "a. b ,~s
kossrM and The Pols wM effect their escape tAs
1''Ls'A Jronner and a" o'ss"tses 'ss'Hsnee ~sy,
IN spite oi The violence Of this oonfist and the alb
toute triumph which appears III have orownod the III
sr1s Of tn. imperial armies. IL L. most atty be
no, ed that the An trisn goveramept snss every
f-'rg OF nrisstiop toward, tho def asej psrry aud
proceed tn reorssnize the kiIgdom of Hungary
tern Which may revive the 10y atty aud good fsrax u
thai imp portion OF It's doutu oas We have
ttastly maintained thai there hsv- been IN oughout
this insurrecton two parties in Hungary tue
,out"nary the otker not revolutionary, but natona
the former has W. trust been sno'hiistsl che latter
hs- lights which no d,fsat eIaoe, ard its
tioual character and spirit constitute Que OF the
brightest je"els In tho imperial crown lt IL iodis-
rn'aor Tor the welfare aud security Of Auta AID Of
bUpguy that these vigorous shoots should b. an
twrtd in tho constitution Of the mopx-chy aud that
the stsfe st crid rert not on the subugaLon of ebe
but the consolidated and eJt, btr UNION Of both
Above all We trus that no hing will lead tn. AustriAa
repeat the fat al experiment OF ths En-
percr al Kus.a BY driving into exile thu xrdrnt
and inte portion OF his subjects until they be-
cm,, Xix. foIes tho 8edouns OF EUROPE b.ca use
thy have be,p deprived OF Their natural aud
tors hts. IL II the duty OF state to govern itg
subj O.. not To exile them ami still less to ,na,ot on
iiegn countries population which IL csnnot render
happy anu cont@nt.d At home
fhs Au Z, Ian cabinet rtl adherss to the execution
OF the ri,S constitutional project OF the Arb of March,
BY winch al paris Of tho empire 10 DO conr,uud. d
In one vat ~ TEN ~ ropre,en atise government aud
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be practically inverted with tbis amount OF su-
prsne power. such an assembly NUT be one In its
structure and su bo'iiy hlsh IL include ike the
Imperial Parliament Of the nited X 81 the repre-
s-r'rt,ss OF thrte more nations We that
the crow aud the army do institute powerful and
sndupns bond Of union between the provinces
OF the Austrian empire. The question which has
now to b. decided l.. whether the zane
be maiptsiuod by The common liberties aud patriotism
OF the Ieopie Upon the success OF that experiment
depends the dissolution Of tho Aust,sn monarchy,
or tts gradual extrnsioo Of union civilization, aud
freedom to races aud PROVINCES which !. alous
ard imperfect system OF government has kept too
~iorly slert In soch a systsm Of government,
Hungary would claim and exercise a large. and,
perhaps, . prepcnderstipg part. aud Though
fsf, ttst We look with great doubt to tho fuldi-
m.ht OF schemo which requires many sacridcrs
ut Fr-judice and tradition. yet we are c,n.incod
thai 10 the bsnds OF AL sbl, minister and liberal
sovereign such con would raise Ausrisn
enPi from it. ~ hsr and promote the common welfare
oil Itr m- u,bers In "A ngary We b.ey 70 that a IL.
considerable part Of the population fcom the highest
n Lao. 30 Ire pta-sntry, - h-ii the return OF
WITH sItbo.i. N aud rally round hrnnprroe Francis
which ,eDpot but have left the ,aal i'm prsssios
In 'h. county we trast tho emperor vi RassiA ~dI
give h. mct electual proc. Ut his din policy
by wing his forces with the least possible delay
from the London Standard Aug ar MI
Ees ali tho German journals oo.sider the wik
Hungary al for they con eDd that wbsther the
sutnsion II the insurgents be general ined
eroups under GsorRsy. conaand IL can b. ot ssls
ncmtpt since the fact II the dctstor's surrender IL
pDoenixtis and THE must have such mora ef-se
upon the whole army ~ to rendsr all further
.Ii,mlts to oppoes the Russo Austrian tro,ps
vsr-- than u eless 1t appears quite certain that
Ce,rg.ys submission was entirely Dodltiosak,
he tL,bkipg IL likely that hs should Obtain uso0c
clrn.pcy from the generosity " the Emperor of
Austis by voluntary turrentcr than In eui-as"rny
10 exact The beet terms be oanld from his Majesty
G.Ug-y taken to the camp 81 Narshai Paskie ttch
where he will remain under the srrei lance of
chief until the emperor OF Austria shall decide upon
hue future destiny. he onicsrs under the tsd
Of Gtoigry expr,ss-d their ~!insness Ia proceed
the otter rps. With tho Ru..ian Austrian con-
mstionsrs. To induce them to lay down their arms.
Como'n aud n, I'D 80 said hare srv,niered TO the m-
y,ted,s The Brussels Isdepsndancs givss a nor.
for kossuths head.
THR EFFECT IN FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent OF the Loo ioa Globe issrux
from positive that the Russsn Minister for
Foreign Asirs has declared that tte iuencs Of the C.sr
~m Dc .Ierei,edJor tas good 81 hhs h"nssrians
which ~in appear NJ MOLE must be the Inevitable re-
cult Of The Hungarian catastrophe so much weight.
Ia drsd is given 10 the Pr-idents psrty which n.,u
little ehnnee Of success remains to thu otnsr Tao
siiinis are 10 despair at the result and the
turn u their n,ortrS ~ distant The hare heli
em " the great rcrers. Rnsia aud issiia 10 > Pres-
dsrf IN the shape II meriaee ' no,p, erps,,.d 10
To- b. ib~ prime 81 the intrigue the result OF
which would be match between the President aad the
Princsss Augusta OF W urtemburg
Venice.
Venice still held ont against tbs tustrans With the
ZANE spiT though this esnnot continue long, n the
Emperor Is now nj liberty to direct over hrlnng
military force against II.
Irish Intelligence.
We are In possession of as'c,s frona Duslin Of TIE
morning Of the 18th ut They contain ths CORES pm
d'ncr ~ Belfast and Dublin agents We take from
them ali that l. interesting or important
The papers arc eth busy spesa.ang As to the result
OF the QUEENS Visit and although Victoria has been
rc,sd With ihsuts 81 apparent o5 atty st there
very tefi"us mnrmurs sgAinst her ninisers Lord Ga
reDdon included.
1hs letter Of Sir Geo Grey 20 the Lord Lieutenant
continues with much amin version IRON ali
quarters
he frishman IL particularly severe against Il. He
fsysAre We TO PROSTATE sbd oil all ina
give n ~ condition IL TO be changed a
cisns wand; berauss forsooth. the Queen came amoss
Va Tor few days, to pause In for
principles to forego cherished aspira-
tons to become many lisins lies aud consent To
our ctnipste de naturalization, merely bsc<u-s n
kIylish Secretary OF stafs rs produces lying d.
crpiv- letter dictated eight and twenty y, ago By
an i'm moral end abandoned King
A. the Whit Of the uncle taken 20 herald our H.
b.rty and prosperity. 90 No instrucAd by syco-
pfsLt TO regard A.. visit Of the niece but req,rs
d.sds. not words; we follo~ HIGH author az. aud
put rot our trust In princes. We have no faith in
fngiish professions We have been taught u rely
upon osn resourcss-to regard the advances Of
trgii,h policy With suspicion aud would in
1truct our people 7"
But IL ia the papers or the psopl. Who advocate
the foregoing principles Even ths Protestans jour
rails rrrrutsts Sir Georges letter State trick,
shsn.ful and upcailed for
he returns frvm all parts Of the country respecting
the hgrve,t are most encouraging aud sztifactory.
crop bourishinG IN the most satisfactory manner.
reported.