The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-16
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
Nsw yoss. september "A. 1879


Nxw YORK. September a. isas
The Finale Of the recent War On Europs
We have very few additional particulars Of the Hunga-
ran catastrophe by the Earops's mails, which reached
New York yesterday morning at early hour. have
waded through thsondeous columns Of large number OF
foreign papess, and with patience, too TO find some
thing solving the riddle Of Georgeys surrender but In vain
additional clue is be cleaned Ia all therein pub
lished may, however,sa say that these papers embrace
sncen TO satisfy that he did not throw himself at the
feet oil the despot Nicholas until il was evident that
loogaon OF the struggle would have been than hope
less. Kossuh. being no Creaior previously sinking
der the difficulties by which he surrounded, had
rendered the dictatorship into the hands of those from
whom he had received t. The Of money emb
raised him really defeat all his projects Ia preventing
the success OF his grand object Of In body
all the Hungarian forces.
The impression that Geogey, previous TO surrendsrng,
had obtained through England that Russia
prepared TO insist the final settlement of matters be-
tween Austria and Hungary, that the national rights Tor
which the latter conended should be duly protected though
still urged by many liberal European journalists, Is fear,
wholly without foundation Paskiewitch and the Emperor,
with whom the operations OF armies caculable
the moves in OF ches, TO the experienced player
long have known almost the precise which
the grand event. the surrender would take place. Know
ing that their aversares substantially In their power
they nor the to dash their triumph with virtual
surrender OF the for which they foughot might
against right.
Kossuth, Benz, and Dembnski have fed The weeks
news embraces not paragraph from which learn
their precise whereabouts the future purposes of either
II is more than probable shall next hear Of them in
London, and, trust, after them In New York
Such men indeed invaluable country. Hating
the principle Of desposm alike, the first f coming among
cannot fail to do than any other OF the age
ether hemisphere Except Mazzin do for the Of
the progress OF liberal principles in this county while the
Of the others in the United States long they
fetain their powers mental and corporal, will prove
reason inducing absoutism studously avoid with
IN thata f tina hara Ofla md
rained armies. The history of the Mexican proves
that have the material always ready Tor the formation
Of admirable armies, which, with the help Of these two
greatest European generals Of the age may be the
trained II necessity may In time exist for contending with
The always pre- pared hordes of despotsm.
IL is known, that before the surrender of Georgey
Nicholas actually marching his hordes of barbarans
armed, not with the nusket but with bow and culver,
from the Asiatic steppes, down upon Hungary. The
Kugises, Baschkrs, and Camucks, thus armed
tually on the way to the seat of war!
find the English journals of all shades Of politics,
seriously discussing The political bearing of the fall
Of Hungary Already read in their articles the lively fear
Of its effect upon English commercial supremacy or
which, in my last letter foreign affairs
nimaed is generate terrible excitement throughout
the kingdom OF Great Britain The leaking of the fact
Russia has Obtained from Austria the cesson OF
important port the Mediterranean part pay for the
services Of the Cars armies against the Huns is causing
The English papers cry aloud for immediate interior
the part OF their government for official Motif
of the coded port will be regarded for i'm
mediate Alas for the hopes OF England Her govern
should have permitted Russia place herself in
the position which enables her snap her fingers
English protests What the Gear for English
sources when having been permitted the des
potisms Of the continent, and ALL power than
either had previous the revolutions of ls4s he knows
we'll that the grand result Of those revolutions is render
he monarchs but the slaves of his will who in fu-
lure never cease realize that in aiding him, against
England, the only hope of themselves and their
spectve families.
Though restoring them greater power is but relative
Their means shattered and they crippled quite
much man their natural foes the different Euro
people, who recuperative energies Of which
he different dynases, centuries old, destitute IL 10
worthy that Mazzni has already again taken the
ied against the despots, procaimng purpose which
will speedily bring his head the block matters
the continent unless he speedily seeks shelter In
England or this country. He is busy planning world
vide peaceabe agitation for the incubation OF liberal
prnc PIES and calls the reiormers of England inn
neda,ey to stand forward the leaders of the glorious
md Christian enterprise. Propagandsm, peaceable but
propagandism, which shall seek TO make
,onyers 10 right might In all classes OF European
,ocieiyn the family Of the Gar as well as in that
Il his meanest boor solder-is the alpowerfu weapon
Ipon which Mazzin calmly relies for the regeneration
of Europe a threatening far danger to the
cause OF desposm than existed In the late frantic and ILL.,
arranged efforts Of the people OF Europe TO right themselves
~ force Of He proposes TO teach men the folly oil
acing confidence in the promises and professions OF those
Who flourish best where the oppressed and
hat the great principle OF the rights OF shall be
~ where secretly twhere they may not be openly
ounded aud advocated. He calls on the European world
patiently pursue grand purpose remaining confident
With him that by this every army the continent
viii shorty realize that they but part Of the oppressed
masses, whose is indeed theirs Once give them
heartfelt conviction Of this great TRUTH and Mazzn thinks
,opular rights will NOT be much longer resisted.
Louis Napoleon actually written the Emperor con-
him upon the triumph OF his principle that