The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-05

cove seals upon the Bosphous and Dardanees, and 70
iup the Black Sea into Russian lake, from which, At
days notice, Mascoyte feet may swesp the Mederra-
mean.
thus dwell upon this subject because desire your
readers TO see with me- only that the future OF civil
lied world Is involved In the question OF the course OF Eng
land upon the Hungarian affair." but TO understand that her
government iii refuses to promptly in the premises
has taciy joined the other monarchies In strengthening
the hands OF Russia at the expense ofther respective realms
emily because they realize that the longer continuance OF
olgarchic rights and privileges anywhere In Europe win
depend the virtual ensavemen Of all the nations by the
Gar There thousands of the English arsocacy and
their dependents who understanding this point are anxious
aid in comprising the plans OF Russia YET common
has not He'd from their brains Il do nof expect rom
any Of them manifestation of common honestly they
know that will prove difficult to enslaye the Eng
sh people at this and maintain monarchy
in place OF the government ofhe United States OF America
Up 70 this time, the of the Pope has made no pro-
gress in Rome The uumvirate of cardinals who
govern there In his proving that, like the Bour
bons the church orget nothing and learns nothing They
pulling down and denouncing everything done by the
republic and re-esabshing everything rs Il existed prior
to Popes concessions the inquistorial powers of the
ecclesiastical courts included Not single Roman ever
before heard OF out of the city has yet come forward to
take part in public affairs. Ali admit that the Pope's Off
hold power twenty -four hours after the for
eign troops on whose bayones they now upheld may
leav the temporal dominons of their Pontf tool.
In France the quiet Of despotism is reignng as In Pc.
and-on the same terms precisely Men have liberty 70
think and TO feel but If they dare speak write thoughts
feelings offensive the viceroyay of Nicholas prose-
cution before inquisoria tribunals 10 their inevitable
doom and prosecution there 10 now well known to be
equivalent to punishment with little respect for law,
JUSTICE mercy, looks for in the action Of the
thories through whom Nicholas administers the knont
Siberia and Vienna, death by the guns of platoon Of
infantry In Berlin. Your readers have little idea how
expensive despoiism becoming in Paris When its
must be met, will then know how many hundreds of
mil 0f fran nall
lin France who love liberty God send the day of reckon
ing soon pray The hand which may rid France of the
greatest fraud upon freedom which existed-of the
souess Louis Napoleon and his brutal ubagents Chan
GARNER and BaottwiI have done much for the
Of oppressed humanity has yet been done by the
hand OF man.
p. s. Since writing the above, have letter by the
Caledonia which gives the last and fuue very interesting
from seat This letter bears date Vienna
the 18th Of August, three days after Oos arrival vi
enna which you will ecoect the signal for the spread
of that Dembnski had completely routed Paske-
wtscA The failure of the Austrian Minister of War to
publish the expected bulletin, caused the of Ps de-
arise The author OF the letter writes that that
the reason that Oro brought positive correct
intelligence of the total annihation of Georgeys infantry
on the 3D. Gath, and 25th July Mskolcz; after which
he etreated with his cavalry followed by Grabbe and Won
Sacken, from whom his escape entirely owing the
fact that he had but cavalry At the time
Paskewtsch, with the main army, turned south after DEM
binsk He says nothing about tho rumored engagement
thought in Vienna that Odof brought The reason
according this letter. why bulletin published,
was because the Austans regarded victory gained by
the Russians disastrous to Austria than II they had
been totally routed by the Huns, owing TO the universal SEN
ment among the Austrian that they came to con-
quer the country which, rendering them far more odious
than the Huns also the why the Austrian
eminent Is embarrassed by the impossiby OF getting
their soldiers fight against the Huns. whom they looked
on as brothers. fighting the enemy Russia The
particular Of the CONSERVATION existing At Wen
Of the fact that Geogey, having moth
ing but cavalry, could at will join kaPka, and probably
Aulich Also who between Vienna and the Rus
SLAMS; thus having with the help Of Georgey's hus
sars) Vienna Presburg and Pesth at their mercy-a
three of these cities being liable be taken by them
before the Russians could by possible means come
up TO their projection. The writer also declares his
disbelief In the reported defeat OF Bern in and around
saying that the Wanted victories Of Luders
unimporant skirmishes He farther states that
Paskewitsch had lately written to the Austrian Minister of
War that only general the Austrian service with
whom he will In future is Radezk all the except
Schlck having proved themselves incompetent, inefficient
disafieced that he would conduct the wholly with
regard Ausa paric paton in it. paying regard
troops officers wishes ORDERS unless Radezk was
of the Austrans and that Radetzki hav
ing been written has perempory refused to fight against
Huns in conjunction with the Russians He demands
the immediate withdrawal OF the Russians into the terrific
res Of their master That being DONE he offers undertake
negotiate with the Hungarian government the basis OF
frankly acknowledging and securing he1 rights! The
writer also says that Radetzks denuncatons OF the
poyment Of the Russians most indignant He de-
ella red he would be instrument aid the barbara
oppres, brave and patriotic people, whose fidelity
and courage had been constantly vindicated by their
conduct when the field under him, and especially
when as at present. that people but struggling for
their undenabe rights His refusal to against tho
Hungarans positive and conclusive, and nego
tiae until the Russians quit the country and shall be
authorized to offer concede Kossuth the rights OF his
country intact
doubt the OF the portion OF this information
relative the humiliation Of Georgeys infantry; Aus
TRAN accounts through other channels, only claim that
Grabbe took 900 Honvods killing 1000 In the three days
fight before referred The balance is one
the letter. tells Of facts which be better known
Ia diplomatic circles in Vienna than by any other parties
On the WHOLE this letter places the prospects Of the Huns
in even more favorable light than the newspaper
by the Caledonia According TO the writer, hatred Of
the Russians and dread OF their ueriof purposes IL
the prevailing sentiment Of the Austrian court
You will perceive that the Courier Of this morning coin
cides in my views Of the mpossiby OF further import
ant offensive operations this the part of the Rus
SLAMS owing the fact that from the first instant the fall
ainso deluge the plains Of Hungay-might be expected
to set In
The Independence Of the gallant nation. least all
Kossu,h win demand, 10 secured II cannot be otherwise
for Chrstendom will not permit Russia TO make another
such campaign shortly, IL well understood TO have
eminent throughout Europe. w.
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