The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Important Intelligence from Russia.
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The Hungarian Refugees to be Imprisoned in
Turkey.
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Another batch of foreign papers and letters,
brought by the CALEDONIA, arrived last night from
Boston. Among our parcels, we find letters from
our London correspondent, and the London Times
and Chronicle, of Saturday, 10th INST, the day of
the departure of the Caledonia from Liverpool.
There is considerable important information in
these letters and papers, relative to the Turkish
question, which we give:-
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Nov %, 1sis.
The Demands Of the Gear Turkey-Ths Hungarian
Refugess-7he atrocities Of the Rulers of Europe
The Isntan Islands-Maitary Despotism Haty-7ne
Condition Of IreLand-Men Women, and Cdiidren
Scoused and Starred to Death, &c, &C., &c.
There is q rumor that the Gear confines himself now
to the delivery Of Kossuh alone and will attack
Turkey II she will further agree to keep the other
refugees prisoners in the island of CANDIDA OF course
these terms published in the Prss6yg Gazette, as
coming from Belgrade, 14th Oct) also prevent the
Hungarian officers who have become Ishmaslites, as
far Russia Is concerned from being received into
the TuIkh ranks This will not be q greater dissp-
pointment to them than to every republican in the
new or old world. That great cause has no more
glorious. heroes than Benz and his newly converted
sriends and their exclusion from the command of the
armies Of the Sultan for the ngorous exile OF CANDIDA
Is contamination devoutly to be deprecated But
what feeble indignation rises to the lips in the form of
words only at the contemplation OF the ignomuious
fate Of Louis Kossuth hanged like the worst of male
fctors, at the command of the most internal wretches
That dehle the globe their Christian majesties Of
Russia and Austria Nothing but the sword and
bayonet nothing but powder and ball can respond to
the impulses Of an universal honor too strong fer any
different uttersnce And depena upon it. 1t is for the
cord that they destine Kossuth, if he shall be at last
trsscherousy delivered up by the Sultan, after 40
many promises Of safety and hospitality. Ne other
form OF execution, in their beastly eyes, will suffice
but the vile straDguation of the scaold for the
tsous chief who has been to the hungarian republic
the same column Of smoke by day and of fire by night
which led your fathers through their of l6
Kossuth Is but another name for Washington. He is
the incarnation of the principle, appearing at
distance of space and time and to different races of
men, but with that heavenly mission which In the in
tsrsst Of oil posterity his predecessor so noby dis
charged. They have both been rebels against in
tolerable usurpations. The has succeeded in
crushing the usurper-the other may yet perish mise
rably under his wrath; but not more worthily Wash
ington the laurels OF victory, than will kossuth
If 1t must be, the thorny crown Of msrtyrdom. The
people and the of the United States
to be In that fortunate condition where they eau as
found BY their acts, as well as words, the kings Of
Europe. They cannot be supins much longer II they
would. and would not If they could The cause of re.
publicanism all over the world, is their proper
cause and the inflated barbarians of Russia and Aus
tfia know full well that 1t is to the MON of American
6atesthe great federal republic that their challenge
Is made to bring that cause now to final judgment.
They are preparing for the last war OF principles which
will x the destiny Of the human and their
the blood and ashes Of the continent is towards
the destruction, In good time, Of the republican
ample. 1t Is for shat goal they press forward, day
after day along the red vulgar road Of murder asd
psxe in Whose mire the choicest spirits are destroyed
like reptiles to arrive finally with the asurancs OF
conquest and the forces Of comb nation before the
very door of Republican France the early constant
worthy ally and disciple Of the United States IL they
overthrow her by violence or by treason they will
tend the Chinese wall around the continents Of Asia
At such crisis the suspense IL awful, especially a
each hour brings the ssddest intelligence from every
direction All over Hungary, the old men, the women
and children imprisoned and beaten with stripes:
the young men brutally hung shot like the fowls II
the air and the beasts of the field Every morning
there accounts Of new executions The mass OF
the Hungarian generals whom the infamous Georgey
sursndersd have suffered violent and dissrscefui
deaths. Fourteen Of them we're killed by the
tioner at ATad alone and Pesth and Vienna rival Arad
Haynau Is elbow deep In Innocent blood not to be
pared with the filthy current which fills his veins or
these Of that young TO whom he IL the cherished
servant All over Italy there Is nothing common
this accursed destruction, by military tribunals Ia
cold blood Of the salt of the land and the the
Church.
protested republic of the onian islands as good as
amy other example, to show the unerriug brutality Of
man under given circumstance. THIS wrotch has
about three hundred thousaud OF thu
cent Creeks under his de- potirm who tantslizsd
to frenzy by the forms Of constit freezer than
those under which old Athens eliminated all antiquity
but actually administered after the worst absolute
models Il tyranny, extant or extinct The Ionians
have all the modern divisions OF governmental power
with the fullest compliment Of ocers but fact the
natives do not choose anu have been chosen to
once The makers OF ana the eIpounie OF the
same are designated by Englishmen, and, Of course
the Offices themselves filed with characters chosen
from that alien and dominating race" The breath
Of liberty, last August and September reached even
these miserable people in spite II British protection
and Il the resolute symen and priesthood took
against the oppression OF Ward aud his psrtsans
in certsin districts of Cephalonia The insurgents
we're not numerous, although the spirit OF rebellion
Vas nearly unanimous. There was tumult and vio-
lence, houses we're burned aud some very obnoxious
persons killed.
wsrd isIu.d the most fsuguin.ry procl,mssions
taro tEafs land If L.. ia.
and setting large prices the heads Of the chief
ees The insurrectisn vas put DOM, aud couts mar
tis set up Their proceeding. vie with those Of
Austria Theodore vlscco tried the other day, by
Engsh council Of var general charges OF rebel
lion, and the special charge Of having committed or
being prrtsnt at the murder OF certain ctrsn Of the
village Of Scala whore house was burned, and himself
shot by some OF the crowd The FIRST witness
proved that amer the FIRE bad commenced and some in
mates killed, Vlacco was at neghboring village,
but afterwards at the Gre aud murder" present.
according to the charge The testimony fixing Nlscco
with the murder IL insufcient and could only have
been appreciated by native jury upon cool investgs-
ton The British officers nothing bat guilt how.
ever. ylacco stood alone before them. He defended
himself He protested his innocence, and stated that
the witnesses we're enemies, liars, and Of them
cuiprits he was condemned TO death By the court,
aud the day Captain charles Troope ordered the
execution to take place with su due form and eers.
mony" (sc) Of this robber assassin and rebel chief
that his Infamous memory might be forgotten.
The TINES, In a column devoted to the Ionisn trou.
to bow that he had declined offers to kill some Of his
leaving out the fall assertion OF innocencs
which that passage was intended to support. This Is
British justice.
In Ireland the state Of the country Is frghfui The
assassination are competed at more than ten per
half hundred per month which, added TO the system
alto starvation Of almost ano her hundred In the same
time gives state OF things without parallel In modern
civilization. With this dminution Of the people, the
million Of work house inmates aud dependents In,
oreasss In lees than month 1t will be more than
propretors life Is worth TO be seen by his tensntry
Rents which Of course are nominal In collection have
therefore lately Junk TO the fourth OF their nominal
amount Lands let hitherto at two pounds ten shil-
linQs per offered at less than fifteen shilings;
and such IL the alton Of the starving millions,
that the brutal landlords afraid further to agra
yate their sufernes The country IL one vast seq Of
burning allegation and the grim military authority
81 ENGLAND must sink With the narrow isthmus VI oc-
cupies because Of the incessssnt waves OF suffer
ing which will break over their inhuman bounds.
This IL the " dark and bloody ground" upon which
the tory papers lately painted with ,seur de rose the
royal progress they had In the middle OF February
1913 Wanted the solidty II the throne OF Louis rni-
ppe and In the fall winter of the year boast