The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
AUSTRIA AND uUNcApv


Ddtnqdnl, The details OF the bulcheries com
"'V.eu oy me blood. thirsty HayAau, under The
authority OF the Austrian Government, nov 20
Velhns In triumph over the fallen Hunpariaus
are heart rending. Count Louis BathSan,
nooie oil hungary, who was arrested in Deem
oer last, whle on appetite mission to Prince Win.
u'sc"gra'Z' mas been the Chief victim OF the bar.
odious cruelty OF Haynau. The FOLLOWING is the
sentence which was passed upon him:
F" Louis Count Bathyani, native ot presh,,rr
lor'y years OF Catholic married w as convicted
Pdiuy on MS own confession, party bv evidence
o. having, IN his capacity of Prime Minister Of
hungary adopted resolutions, executed the same
or permitted them to be executed which lar
overs'epped the administrative power granted to
hungary by the laws of March; as also of having
Ioosened the lawful ties between Hungary and
the Imperial Royal Hereditary States as estah.
lished by the Pragmatic Sanction, and of having
placed the Constitution OF subyersion He e
iurther convicted OF having, after his RESIGNATION
OF Minister, on the Sd of October, lS4S. entered
the lnsurgent army, and of having strengthene
and supported the revolutionary party. bv his
puolc summons TO offer an armed resistance. as
also by re. entering the Diet which had been dis.
solved by his Majesty. He is condemned to
forfeit his whole property for the indemni6cation
OF the treasury OF the State, and to suffer death
by the rope, which sentence, after having been
auhed and published, has to-day been executed
Imperial Royal Court-mart
Pesth, Oct o.
Having Intellectually petitiCned for an altera-
ton OF the mode punishment the Count made
desperate attempt upon his own lie, by cutting
MS throat with knife which his wife had con
Veyed TO him, concealed in his linens for that
purpose He was not successful in DESTROYING
lite, but the wounds he inflicted were so severe
that change in the mode OF execution was in.
dispensabie. On the OH he was executed He
appeared at the place OF punishment, leaning on
the arm ot'the medical attendant The place
was guarded by cavalry. The Counts long
beard hung wildly about his features as he walk
ed with calm dignity TO the spot assigned as his
last toothod upon earth. His ewes were bound
with handkerchief. After few seconds passed
10 prayer the signal was given, three rifemen
advanced close up 10 him, fired, and he tell lead
without struggle. His last words are variously
| reported. One account says they were, 'Een
haza,' (my country forever According to 9th.
ers, he exclaimed, lez aIIez lager = Quick
quick RifemenD Ladies of high rank, report
says sought to dip their handkerchiets in the
blood OF the slaughtered, but were repulsed by
the sodieTy. The city OF Presburg and even
Vienna, was thrown into such agitation by this
terrible event, that it became necessary. bv
placards, to remind the people that the state of
seige was in full force.
Bathyani's wife has retired to Tot. 90 cIuded
country seat, the property OF Count Stephen
Caroiyi. IN the vicinity OF Pesth She is accom-
panied by her sister, Countess George Carolyi
Both are of the Itchy family Countess Baih.
YAM is said to have brought her husband seven
millions OF forms as her marriage portion. She
purposes Withdrawing altogether from society.
leaving her property to her sons.
The whole OF the property and effects of the
murdered generals tall to the crown.
The total loss of men in the Russian army. in |
'he late Hungarian war, is according to the re
ports of the officer, 5000. The cholera and ty
phus lever have carried off at least three times
that number so that the loss sustained by Russia
In the Hungarian Campaign is at least Il, 900.
Thirteen persons have been executed at Arad
10 addition TO the executions of the Hungarian
generals, it is said that the late Minister, Csany,
and Baron Cessenak, have been Hanged.
The Austrian papers, notwithstanding the risk
incurred in doing 50, are deuouncing these bar
barltles as unnecessary and cruel, and demand
their cessation. A corresponds ant OF one of the
leading Lon on journals, which has distinguish.
ed itself by its antipathy towards the cause of
hungarian liberty, thus writes from Vienna on
the IOth " Y gu must not chide your correspon.
dent II his letter contains nothing but accounts
OF executions. Batthiany's only led the wav
many others have followed him to the scaffold'
on representations being made to Haynau against
tnese executions, he replied by holding out the
parchment which conferred unlimited powers
upon him. "They style me, he said, blood
hound, tiger, hyena; am ready to take up-
on myself the responsibility of my acts" So
much is he feared that the officials in Pesth
trembied for their lives, because thew had not
hanged Bathany at once instead of postponing
the execution for twelve hours. Hsynau is said
to have been greatly incensed when he heard o,
the postponement."
ROME
Singing IN Rome forbidden. By letter
from Rome, dated the 9th of Sept, it seems. that
the ears OF the priestly despots Of Rome have
been disturbed by the singing If persons ia the
streets OF the city An ordinance has therefore