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Rv n. GREEN, .a.sGtiOneer.

n0 sfs o. hkEtaN, sAhnHOnefTs
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO
IL FORTE, nc, AT AUCTION On Wednesday, the
2lst Instant, al 10 O'clock M shall SELL the residence
the Hon. VIM j. Brown Capitol Hill, the north
capitol gate, (he flag will designate the house) excel
lent assortment OF furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa, parior and arm rocking chairs
Do hsr-seat and damask-covered ouomans
Do marble-op pier and centre tables
Do Sideboard. dressing and plain bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
- DO eight-day clock, hatrack
Hghpost beds,eads, &c.
Also superior piano forte, made by Jo@ph Risky.
Oh Baltimore, six octaves
Maple French-post bcdsteads washstands
Zane and wood sea, chairs, walnut tables
SOAR hall. and other lamps
hndrons shovels and longs
raather BEDS hair and shuck mattresses
'ithosraphic portrait of the United Statcs Senate
pparor, chamber. and step carpets, mating
rassage ocloih, hearth rugs, stair rods
Ccnina, glass; and crockery ware, knives and forks
Giu frame, pier and other looking glasses
Oookng alright, and other stoves with good assoIt-
meni OF kitchen requisites and rsfrigerator nearly
Terms All of and under S25, cash S25, a
eo sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
'',,,ed, bearing interest A. GREEN,
mari -5t Auctioneer
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Communicated.
The Responsibility.


proper discharge OF his duties President of the United
STATES, does that responsibility rest with his Secreta
ries' This is very important question: and much de-
If General Taylor be not responsible, then he is OF
about little consequence IN national point OF view
the brazen eagle that adorns the Capitol and for all
practical purposes OH Whitley is BY far his superior;
Tor he at least can say NAY, (neigh)
IT, however, he-and he alone-is responsible, then
Sinking from the duties OF his high Office and must be
considered as virtual acknowledgment the part of
the gallant soldier of his entire un6tness for the high
station which he has been called fill by the gem
er0us sympathes OF the American people.
The constitution holds the President responsible, and
not the Presidents hngers-the heads of departments.
General Jackson in his day, considered his whole cab-
unit and read all that were not harmonious out Of
place. easily he disrated non.cosmssioned off,
Ger in the field. The opnipotence OF Congress The
competence of the cabnet! What presumption The
representative above his princpathc created above the
creator! Such doctrine smacks of the hauns Of roy
aly and is only to be tolerated in the vicinity of West
minister Hail.
We confess. however. we were prepared. by General
Tayos repeated declarations during the canvass, to
pect that he would give up all his Legislature pooers-
superrisory-to arbitrary and reckless majority IN
Congress and from his inaugural which was too long
if it meant nothing, and too short if meant anything
that he would surrender his conscience to the holy keep
ing Of the Supreme Court But that the conqueror Of
Baena Vista would give up his Executive powers to Ave
advocate not commissioned by the people, and scarcely
known the great of the people. is disrobimg
that did not expect from the hero of hundred bat
Ties and which the constitution, in our humble judg-
ment, never contemplated.
Surely If is not expected, that when the military Presi
dent has Invested himself of all the proper duties and
command of the militia Of the District of Columbia, and
revving the Washington fox hunt Surely he will be do
srous Of doing great public service for his salary
of $4,000 per annum and house rent kali yard free.
If this should be the case, have doubt but that the
present loyal major general of the District would resign
in his favor and that fellow. CITIZEN Todd would
| furni i'm w
worthy of the giver and the receiver may be- however
and we trust it is so-tha General Taylor has been
misunderstood in this matter and that he Will act the
part of the great Frederick, boots, and ALL and
by to the CONSERVATION of solitude speetened" and the
other members of the cabinet If So, no matter what
them patiently, for they will remember that they elected
him, and are responsible for his acts,
$500 BUENA VISTA
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NhAkSPEARE; Ane Engliah copy, London Is4s,
81 G III "'o P'0A'' 'o''''e' "o" oo."'" Pi'o0
MaIA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DEAR SIR Upon the close of your official duties at Wash
ngon and your retirement from the aduous field OF public
labor, which you have filled for the last quarter of
fury with such high honor YOURSELF your native State
senatives of the people of Pennsylvania assembled
Harrisburg, many of whom have had the pleasure
OF making your acquaintance personally, would be highly
graed you the seat of government OF the Key
State and tender you the expression of their und
minshed confidence in your integrity, ability, and sound
craftsmanship.
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Intere.,iuu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Itgves us sincere pleasure 10 lay before readers
the following correspondence 1t is an honor justly due
to the noble services and talents, and virtues of James
Buchanan:
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Designs of The pope.

private letter received IN Paris from Gaets written
BY disunsuthrd prtsonase 20, leushian' p
the Ambassadors Of the four Powers composing The Con
Gaeta the plan " Government tie Pope had De
vsed for the administration Of his domniors His Holt
ness hs subjects the extensive mlnici
pa franchises 10 district there u 20 be munci
y the members Of which 70 bee elected by the nhaoii
ants, Tue electoral n.ht being granted 10 Almost every
male Individual ll ne district TIE Pope Only reserves
% himself he choice Of Mayors and Deputy Mayors who
be- selected from among he members Of me nunlc
his Holiness also proposed the establishment 10 each
province Of provincial council the members Of which
be elected by the landed prOpretors snd merchants
aid whose powers VII prsy much resemble those Of ne
grarl iIries 10 England and the council general n
France Ia cases a emergency, me Presidents OF these
collcs WI Lave 70 appoint from among lhehseiFrs d
committee charged with the administration Of tho prov
until matters shall have recovered their normal con
dilon In addition 20 these, stste Corfufl, imposed
u one De egale from province, and may Other
members may please the Pope 10 appoint IL 90 meet al
Rome THIS body viii be consulted On Al The Affairs oi
The state butts not 10 have deliberate vote. council
f Slsr, tie plan and with he Attributes VI Aat VI
France, : also 10 be Instituted
When the CARDINAL lad concluded rs atifess % ne
ambassadors the above effect, NJ De kAyrrvtl, u-
French Envoy, Commented 10 nEh Terms ne hbrraty
the municipal Institutions ne Pope proposed 10 oesio~
he SUBJECTS lie would however, have wished, we're
10 only o. rssfy The exigences Of France that TIE Con-
f sL0lt parake Of the character Of represen'
iatve assembly The French Government when u1dertak'
n. The expedition with The ~ restoring The Pope,
have certainly couiemp plated the rcesaDshmcnt oi tue
fflfls gu0 a. Rome wnsn TIE holy 1ihcr " A. compelled
10 ty from hist cap4tal. lie was accofdlnsiy ahal4
thsi France would uot End that concession 'ufcienL
Count Esi-rhszy, Tie Austrian Minister who ole we'd,
sad hat Ire Government YES snxiols INST ne Pope
should be rersiatcd IN t- u en- eni OF IL Temporal
ngtls sni rowers and could not hns = imposing upcn
him Det-rause Assembly. winch would share me Gov
eminent with him. NJ. Dc Lldoi, nc Nespo-ian eti-
poisuuay concgred n the opinion 90 te Austrian Alis
ter n. Aartlez Ge T. Aosa- lie rpanlsn Llfoyf sad
thar the destruction be bad received rln ne r1Fcrn1
Alter short reply from he Cardinal 20 re OBJECTIONS Of
N le Rcyurval, nc CClefelcs Wes a. o-fr-o.
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RUSSIA.
Rejoicinss over tho Fall of Hungary.

Tie following lester 10 the BrsslaHsy Zst4As from
W,r.aw, Aug ~, We translate tor The Tribun<'
grand cslsbraaoa took pace yesterday IN eonss'
q4snee Of he " victory ron he army. AL The
tr9ops from ne ciy ard Vc.ay part 10 d. About 4
oc.ock nc Cbape. surrounded BY members Of Tho
Council u stste Of me s-uais aod a. tie civil All nil
.ary fl1eossrss The pupils u lie vanoas institution.
" ellcaao1 win heir Instructors Stood About 10
oe.ck lie Pnlcsss Of W.r.sr arrived, sceonpsn.el 81
the ss u Gen. L4moncere a1d great humber " dis
l1g-.sled aides soon 1sr r1Dpe-s and Da1ds u
ul.c a. vel ICE ,-d cheers announced Is approach
~ TIE Emper0r wlo cane a. - 1cock, ssndsd - he
Grand Pnncs Hchs-l Psa.oTich, snd an Imposing rel
1-s IL The pfoce.sioa, Cognt Ssssefoce 10 Ass
sn Ff-nc1 zld Pn.si.a An 4ssstor' AEc ne iDfes
o5cers 10 general, waO are DOW reading 10 "Ms4T
Tas emperor clsn0ualed from Dis sor'e' and nc Clergy
commenced ID. diyins sery.cs. Whe ne Tie De1n was
Staging salute Of l0l gus was fired Amer the prayer
for ne Emperor La family, tie Price of "us@"' AID
IN. Imperial sly t9oE place, The whole BODY q Isoops
d-1 sd before Inc Emperor who commanded 10 person
Ansr ne review ibs Emperor rearred % no Lsz.sak
pa.sre
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Tbefouowing letter. addressed by Marin 70 friend
ll LIS county = lyN Y. - 49,. - -. -
be- AZ feel. therefore, 10 hesitation as 20 giving . a
place in our columns
ror TIE CT NE belongs e1lrey 70 France re error 20
civilized Europe and above a. 70 your Lnz ane. say
10 vour Ing and for 10 he three questions which are 90
A. ssae Rome, and hen % 10 van 10 ausipI ~ sun
~ brute force Eng ard appears 70 ne and did .pp-A "
IS a. o. be- especially e1ae7rsl. Infes q.ss-yns-.-e
Question VI principle, o. li-rre-or4l rsn oi E1foPr-
o-s itv-ih- porcsl question. properly 80 called, -
"a .u q power In Europe nfrerce 20 - preserved GO
o5airet-aut The religious 4-rslol-all were, 10 TACT
s.d a ready 10 Roue before The entrance ~ he French
The question Of pucp pie o. irsls Co.. slfcrliF Gear
r,tIst-ou " more thar two Millions ~ mea having
r-a-sflly s0lsmaiy and legally chosen through con-
s1iuuolal Assembly, regularly elected form 10 Govern
uleuf i deprived of % oF foreign violence snd i1fcr
49, 10 bui o. ne p0~er SHEA had been Abolished
~ hat without maj population having furnished i--
sff-st ureexi FOR such violence, made ne sngl--
atl-rrt s-.n.i Tue peace VI nei--30riug c1ul-rrs-
TIE cal - 81 icl Lave tc-l ~ lloli- -Y--rti-
-. v crs af-d a.ansi Eerlllc. Il Like l lr
lance. necessary 10 drisne taO-e ~hos % tsl
Teen determined % destroy b4i itr nal Tie .1
JIG voted almost u1 snifno-sy BY The Assembly Lad lr
general al spontaneous qro1srOu % The country 40
20 I'll. he explicit declaration 10 almost a. tn- r14lc
Ia les % be Roman STATES vO'-rI-ly renew l e. fts
u- OF he French invasion. without any initiative on %.
~ or ~ Roman government decisive proof a.
nm hat with toe exception Of Ancous, where the tlm
vrs.e were obliged e1ergercaly % rePre-s cersn erin
ia srs Of porA. ven. ilce nc Republican cause ~ "a
never s1ed by me ltesi excess that never wss n-a
any Censorship assumed over ne press before ne s.
never 4 tie occasion zIs- iol exercising curng tls
s-lE ru-Lrulalol % death Or exc Dll1
wines % seventy which 3. ~O1d have been or rgn
10 lave exercised 5ui which the perfect gnA1ity lc-
reigncd among q. A- e@nslis Of tie sisie fendsfel
useless.
Aru that except IN the case o. ihr-e or for priests
who hac been guilty o. sang upo1 or couo.An-s a.
Who allied By DC people during ne as dsys - L'
sere rot single sci Of so1sl voienc- Wa conriel
By a1y fraction VI nc Population sailsi An1'-ef - =.
ever ik-le was IoNE presenting tie prctes ol ~.
Of tro.hefs pursuing roro1 enc al y0-li .-ri
tte sane farm i Rome under he Aep1pic11 rae
TIE city hssitec b. iore zsers from a. parts o. in'
Vol ~ he Co1sulzr .gcus BY Laly ~ year --if
usc, e Al CLe Of i1s arise and 1-rf ~ -af.-,e7 =
lis oTr spzllIe deny, Il DC can 1e I'LL u -. -
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TIE splendid sgspers0n bridge 81 PEE, . genera =
-lfposec io have t--l compiled -eulslet tl1rz Pc
~.elf- ~ ..r Urera."r- ..iFrtl frf II
az ard Alstuars, hlL ~ To De pre- .rt the are
gad 0 learn from c1rresporfr OIL he pot 10 Serious
damage hes been done Oh me ructre TIE rrst r-r-4-
tf- A--frsr army 9bl el t0 make from P-.tr. fte
General gave orders for if- --irclr ~ -- rrcr- .r-
~ c~t- ~ powder were ace1 30. - cEt-
sce, under Tie rls - VIII t@ FleT Of breaking
Bon charge. were fred e. il- sane tine ne person who
slprrni-nce- Tie arr1 -el-1s al cred ile charge
.ersy dashed t0 ece. It- eject 10 produced o.
r- bridge vas ire oessirg down d the rlsd vcl con-
ssts % ransFers- cas.rol bearers Obj cD1s--ratc e
-lt The vibration " fl- chains reT great AID ror-
tnue1 for some e Gf1 ~ tine, b- after .l- fseai %
ne Alslr-ls. fle ur.l ra- szal- paired
TIE H.rrar4rs. however, were -r1 a.s 10 'I rr--fa
over me tr1le w-rI D-mrrski gave orders f.r - doe
fiur.ur Nr Carr. ai P.st.. Tert Oh D-If. skl -nl
.rafet VIII lin. end iId lm iha- 90 would 'e
.tlr- 90 be credit General. to destroy 90 IRE
structure. The 0-rers f0f Mr C.srk flsi 80 order.
were refeu rlry, bug ster Er-at cta oi Tx De
clasrfe1 lhal NJ irs bearers should t- iakrl 19
pl boats. 11d down OBJ -= T. sr1 ~ - l
Che Doas 90 b. clued. aid sunk r deep ~-ter ,ls -
done Ire1 Genre '.e R---r s-r -.'ris- n.-s n-
tc bearers were -sss- ard ie bridge aEsr r- AIRED
Several shots have s.c Doe s1re ofS in pisces --i 20
ear "a
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sALrisOkK. SEQ llAu sns. F-e-a. lssDesrs. N.ts4s
~ FcE Taf5sr. Bsas sci. Wsr-tsn, % ~ht- -
5.ry. loot, Ca>ssrah hls- 0s..-Al1 & B.s-f, -
Ero1- l...cs. FsSc14c. "a. >ss fofE.
ca seiys Poss<r kotLsr1sa, Nsrer Asyne, ~
u H.a4ioa
ALExAsDRlA s.,t LIAR ,s.p xsfysss. Bsfp, ~ .sesk
schf Jos-pt fsf~~l, A sraltsr. bcstA
CO. ica. sctr Barn~r. Wet Poet.
kfCHAO>D. sspt liar s.zrs Il nss.o, srh Essf "a =.
e. Burr klsyp g.
ca SAP ysnsss Soos Liverpool IAN Wits cosi tls.s
Baha
sATAsSAH s.pts-Arbns nseon ws,sl.s, ssr fosa
Cdbrts Cgsn Sostf. Orfsy Tar Lscssg 90 t<o>~
ksls-s. >fora lnoai A.frsss Sfors.
NOZZLE Sep, s-Afr s.s wa s.s<, Cole Sas;se s~s
cs.hsr.- y sLss. skes, Bcssoa-
81 go snnnosA, 1Sy.s, he1Iea
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E,cnt. nefere Ihe snrrcnder.

The CORRESPONDENT OF Gle plfe Acrs gives the follow
Ing account Of the events which immediately preceded
O0rseys surrender " have some further informant n
respecting the advance OF The Austrian army toward Tens
esvsr nom Lovn, which evidently was not elected vi .
Out some hard fighting II u sn il'sp Yiape ia.. lai
Gen uayuaus rapid march 10 the cener of ltc banhi has
mainly contributed 10 the prescott position OF stifs Tor
hsd not The Austrian army been where II was, OofEey
would not have thought Of suuendenng % the kussian
but the way which the advance was managed was as
far a. can from military authorities, one ~ ie csi
hamm scarum Affairs tat ever was undertaken, all goes
10 prove that daring Is sometimes more saccessil us
1.-THE hrsi stand boy the insurgents az KisBesAse-
REX not from TcmcsyGr where they had most aiNan-
ageous position battle took place 'efe, "uch iasira
ten hours. ana though no mention whatever hH. Nttn
made of BILLED and wounded, me lots on ile laIt r le
Ausinns must have been very severe, 80 many hours
elapsed before al The lmperaAst troops ana aiu.ri
could be brought into ACTON. Although lueittaA-
nothing ~ iactcs, 10 appears 10 me uA4 ineitti- "
managed most cumsiiy, ~ Tie Commallcflaclit' pm
Impotence 90 get ol and ts ieat 'ts' iA' gun s...
oufs uudp. most Gsadvautagcus cfcunsla nctss az an
his lyosurs were maze ou The ieId o bAN' rAN q
troops brought into action, not ln Niuef u uH.He
but in marching order TIC nitn.On oi tne ere Mas
n have rcfftai in The direction of ST. Anireas, but Pc
INK hard pressed by The reserve DIVISION they al as' Yea
The follow ing simple fact viii prove what singular
concept on haynau las of .he duties of cemlAeef-
chief Soon afUr Tire IA-t cannon iha been tt.f -tf-
me Nl94fen FrcHnf General hsynsu's sian lost ss4 q"
hun search made on 81 e.les guy i '- -.- pr
srau fO Qflw d.fa. fAe sitf returned iu Nrffl fIs
ks BeishAerek, the supposiuon mat ihe "en,iai l
10 there. such, however was Ao. tns .1,.' So -
milo rht came without any udires having been F'Nt-
81 was conclude that Hay luitnNcu 10 hf"A-' "'.
the commander OF one Of ihe divisions Al .ast il.
which reached headquarters al b I'D tNo n'i-.'A -'
his anxious sian that ttc collthtt -ll,-i'i -" o.
III qsoIesvar AL The previous evening, accom- 1hea uHt
,, four SQUADRON. and few haiialions, o. De nAlse
mentioned in his report Haynaus Wish was lo pc ll1
go ~ announce tu iHc garrison That their ltcuirs v, e
=, an end and 10 gfaus 70 he lth the pc army lui
more Than Twelve hours 3D. 0'a! ignorance oi DIS 4'e
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Ministerial Runor-.

The s.s-bts Nathalie has src- relative To wang
fr 90 Ministry which DO to be- lrssfanlr AIlef
stating lis Ifereut reasons Tor il.s decided opinion t
.av= "rhe ur.v confederation which may have cnor ca
Id .sv th iis.n ufiou OF ls Ministry he recousu.
uon new Cabinet Thal question sppears now To De-
resolved Moe will ac cpttf- ffeigu ON r. Ii W"
tue council without Portfolio. "a. ihicrs. who a. 81
flol of the Nin.y Of Finances, ~l en.sf That o ne
Interior Itispo.vey asserted Lat be- himself begged
NJ Moe to accept tho Presidency. NJ de fslOlh vii
remain 80 Minister OF Public Instruction u - SAD tnAl
the President Of the Republic thought OF demandts tnc
e,r.ou ~ Berrvsr iu Dob. flson. n this crusade IN
favor OF order Nothing sppes 20 have been yet decided
900 with regard ether Minister'S, bli neyeflheio"'
some new men have been tnuug o.
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fIlsceilnneous.

Tie Cas.se De Franc. which had published an article
I'm when 10 was stated that the Republic imposed up
an Franc@ that The Republic was neither deberaed nor
put n The vote voted aud mat % IT, therefore, mere
revolutionary fact and al usupsuon Of me NATIONAL SOW
-rrl srty. acquitted Or tho 1Jn ull
N Victor 0randin. awellsno"n member VI ne legs
aiivs Assembly and formerly member ~ 1ns Chamber
OF Deputies and who, beside, IL Oi ne most extensive
manufacturers OF France Las died 10 Paris OF Choers
Crrc OF the former Secretaries OF ne thamurf
of DEPUTIES and 6c1era do Ouehelrlc bfotherina~ 0f
Marshal Lsnnes, The D4ke VI Monsbeo, have also dsd
Of The same complaint o..
Al Enslshmsn, about - years Of sge, throw himself
from TOP u the column ~ the Place FrndOc on Tues
cay evening, a. o'clock. lie vas killed on ne spot
There papers found on him th-i could is1d %
know edge of hi, name rs unen 10 Marker ~ ~, y.
Tts The suicide Of the same Kind sinee me Kew
ollon Of February and tho J5h since he sf-cuon VI
Letter. rom Bois mention that the forest Of nonifch-
ard The private properly q the eIkng Louis Philippe,
hss been sold a. his desire, 10 pay bis deOts
Afr Roberts the President Ol he Republic u Llhsrs
has sr1 a. agent France % purchase steamer AMI
1ar.cnoonef for the navy u MS state. .
Capt k,her, Who was lately Condemned 70 DEAN iOs
having With ia gmsut on he lJn Of June, utter
II .edOus cry In the presence Of nc insurgents Ap-
pesred the j8 ulL before he Court VI Apps. " hear
Rad 10 eters Of Communication ~ "hen tl' :
reduced % years imprisonment These leirfs were
then registered 10 h- 1'us rsy The Captain Is 10 p~'
bis time 10 ne Penlennsry Al 81 Osrman.
Ths permanent committee u The Legislative Assembly,
wh.ca remains In PARIS during NO vacation 10 wsien
over progress Of events 10 order 10 case " Necessity.
m..as N he - III Hotce Or hls n-siag va. sent
t9 ali ne member. u he committee, anl hose who were
terlgorsr " absent from Pans The question upon which
tf committee had f0 d-brfs.s az % ~hetlsr 10 ne
f.r- Of he sFcuuss which have r.en 10 the sstefarnt
" be shs!s " Rome a1d " he event. which have sAsl
place 10 Hungary ne Assembly ought DOT ~ De called a.
once iogstler General Cnaag afn.-f va SLAMMED ~
he COMM e>ss % le stale n Paris which he STATED 10
be .ar.N.cfory The result u 10 discss-sn "as mat
tasre Wa no s1fcea. ground or calling me Assembly
t1yettrr Immediately The cOmmlilee adjourned VIII
olt ..li1x any SUMMONS ~ nOlcs Of any ki1d
10 The e-cuon iOr members OF me to4nci s7->fsL "a
H. r.rt.n ID C.rbrem-r Calyado. n Glizot, Who vas
canddae on obtained Jl0 yoIrs While be cOmpellcff
81 TLIa1 a notary and Mayor o CanDg-nef. Wa slSct'
81 b. q ms Orliy u ~
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GORGEY TO THg NATION


The following letter has been addressed by Gen. Arthur
Glrgey 10 Gen klapka, the officer 10 command Cen
,ra the die Is castOur hopes crushed Our power
has broken by the house Of Hapsburg Lorraine aid
ed by the armies Of Russia The and ths sscd-
Of great Nation fruiiless and IL mad
persevere General, you viii think my actions al
NagOsh mysterious and even Incredible will exp ain
ny motives you aud TO ths world. am Hungarian
love my county above oil thiDgs, and followed The die
tates Of my heart which urged me TO restore peace 10 my
roor and ruined country aud thus 10 from perll-
ton General, this Is the motive OF what DID 40 Wis
gOsn Postefly will judge me. General, by virtue Of
lie cniiv Of Dictator, which the Nation conferred
The dissolved Parliament summonyou 20 follow ny
example and by Immediate surrender OF the fortress OF
komOrn a vi which the prOTsctlOn would for
crush the greatness and the glory OF the Hungarian
Nation. General aware of your sentiments know
10 / Know you understand my motives May God be
with you. and may lie guide your ps-Grosswarden,
I4tb August ARTHUR OoRGEy."
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nlnrrence. b.rween III, nnn AID pa.kIewIch.

Iae .olowing interesting article "a tl.s su1lec -
translated ior TIE Tribune from the K0aisie ZeifIag
Hsynlu's I.i lu et1 u which be takes to himself he
whole cre., Of 1H1gas e Hungarian rs ar 90 Close s
dect.d attack o1 Paskeglch. VITO reduced Hungary o.
ne fec. of tie Emperor 70 j. The general option in
Vienna that The dispatch was conooc'et in lat city, The
Intelligent correspondent ol the Augbvvg Gfse''e tssers
1 lect contradiction 20 Hsvnaus account, that The news
o. G1isey. surrender produced Che greatest surprise a.
lae Ausrsa headquarters. VIA regard 90 0ofseg, Tie
Cont Z.fang SAYS. De- T. was not O0rgey who wished
fo sarer-r in December DO Plnce IS I'd schGraz. ard
received the weIlsn1nA answer. y d. not treat with
rsbe bat .hs Pince himself summoned he leader, mol
YET a. llt lms risen INTO importance. % suue9der and
received BAT. liy, disdai1mi reply Tlis circumstance
10 u great weight in or judgment Of corey i9f %
shows tst 90 long there any hope Of success 10
had 10 ies Of sunenlerlg. and only when every pros
m vas DESTROYED DID be throw himself into TIE arms of
te R1ssans The Pets za'urg contains long article on
tie relations of O6rgey 10 Kos1th According 10 MS,
On open breach ,ooA place between them l he begin
ming of July O8rseg. who g. iAaf time commanded ile
main Hungarian army 81 Comou, was called away in
o,5el 60 undertake .hs Ministry Of Wa, lni vas o D.
replaced by Meszaros 0 nom Demb.lsE attached
es Chef of l1s Genera. snf. But neither could now
reach Comofu. no ihe army bad advanced too faf and
hence G1rgey retln-d the command Of bis army and
fought Whit fa .aies 1l .le % and lit Dear Comorn
Aihoa is time lhcre seemed 90 be- 80 urgeli neces
s.y for lhe toads OF he Revolution 90 une. willie Gogey
o.eyed te ordcs lnl with fhe larger part Of be army
attempted 10 combine with Denbnss o. Waitzen, YET the
nsre ~ fs rlsa confirmed ban in the opinion that Hun
gar, must sacrlmb 10 iasl TO tho superior power The
corps Of Gor.ey are siiA encamped Villages They
tain The aims iat have teen given Up only the munitions
and le cannon were taken away o. once Meantime they
receive half pay.