New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

FAASxyosrcS rAx MAIN. Aug q, l-u
Mss, Grss.sy hsEkalAs
Toe suddea and unexpected changes tn haH
ssan sfsrs At prrseni oceupy the press snd poltes
circles almost exclusively. and have put the GERM an
question In the rack ground Ana lndesd the receui
re~s from Hungary could rot susoseupy The attention.
Of everybo ard make as forget eur own inssresis
for some tire - much TIE more a. they were 10 =
elose and mutual connection with the end Of The Hun
SNrsn The vel thu; covers the fabulous and
sudden submission Of thr brave Magyar hss ret YET
Seen tally hfied Il seems 10 us an eus'ns stu 70 -
unradled. There sre. however ssurcient uamoer o
different suggestions, and VII relate h you What
nnis most belief smoos the rierds Of the Hungarian
Gauss According 70 them. Agsts has BY the lnfeenee
ct another European power Agreed u pursue snctsef
wsy than thu; 81 war which hitherto has proved 80
ut,e favorable to her and ~ which, moreover IN ths
case Of saceess she would have gained Hothns e,ss
than runet lsni But in order not 10 tevisie fr0m
her prnciple Of not negotiating with rcos'' snd 10
order not TO derogste from Der own disn,y "s furo
pesn power. she neesded to sive the matter the ~
pearsrcc a, Il the insurgents (Which name 10 sPpled
Il The HangsraDs) hsi been compelled BY ansVorseie
circunstanees to surrender At discretion IL cannot
bs supposed that the submission has been agreed T.
BY the greater part II the Nssyss without concuons
ard OF these g nations rhsi most pfNnsnN rrN IN
due time under the Of concessions granted most
grAcioQsly hy the Emperor
General Hsyusu advanced BY forced marches from
Sxescdin toward femeswar, and after having eessen
the HIngsrisns Szoreg the 9Th. and At kcln becs
ksreS on the 9th. he relieved the fortress The
news Of that fortress being taken BY the Hungsrsns
wss consequently premsiure.l meeting OF the Hun
gar an leaders took al New Arsd On the lith,
which occasion the Governor OF Hungary resigned hi.
pDxrr info the hands OF General Arthur Gorsey On
the same day hos.uih informed the Hungarian people
hy an address that animated BY that iesns II pure
patriotism In consequence 81 which be hitherto hsi
.acrifced all h. life "a bis native land he resigned IN
hi. own name and In the name OF the Provisional GOV
eminent and invested the General A. Gorgey. With the
hlshe., civil and military power provided that the "a
ton should not decree otherwise 40 the reason OF his
resignation he states that the salvation Of the nation
ana the securing OF ts future destiny according q the
ls.t unfortunate events could not Do expected from
nybody else than from the chief COMMANDER oi 'ns
army.
O6rgcv thsreupou, announced BY proclamation,
that after the voluntary resignation Of tho Provisional
Government he Professionally accepted tns e'ii ana
military Dictatorship Whatever he should be sble ~
40 tor hi native land in its dangerous situation by wsy
of war or peaceful negotiations be would do, but Ger
tsiny IN such az 80 Lessen the great sscrinces
and TO put end 70 prescriptions and TO ~ erue,'
ties he advises snd requests the citizens TO Keep q1
etv In their dwellings and not to resist or 10 rng.ge 10
citing even 10 that the enemy should take pee
session Of their cities ,.,
itation That the prudent patriotic ho'suth should
should give that great cause 81 suddeny-thst me
new Dictator well known for hls enterprise ana nis
courage should recommend peace, seems sinsuiH ~
IA. however sacL that Gorgey, after having SUCCEEDS
i, turning the Russian armies BY his admirable march
from Comorn to Grosswsrdein, laid down bis srm. At
yaso. on the 18Th. being al the head OF army on fD
men and surrendered at discretion 70 the Russian
General Rddisrr We cannot yield 70 the thought that
the heroic G0rgey should have become traitor hter
hi. submission he ssd TO have forwarded orders 10 al
OF fDrtresses that they should also eur
al has
ortresses su refuse TO open their gates 70 INC aus
trisns
In Transyysnis the Hungarians have also been beaten
In the lsst battles the 3lst II July 81 scha's
burg and ReussmsrkI The Russian GENERAL Lu'ers
hs. succoured Harrisburg and taken from the M'sy~s
commanded by Benz. the important CITY OF hefmsn
.tsd the Och Of Aug after sooody contest ~ pres
ent IL 10 OF the greatest importance "a kno~ wnr'nsf
the equalization Of G6rgey has been OF merely mlA
t.ry or political character, and until fu explanation
of this point has been given cannot gay wn"tnef mo
Hungarian war 10 10 be- considered 80 nnishsd or not
cannot be- doubted that for the present II has bean dc
cided In favor OF IN. Austrisns
The reac ton Of the end VI the Hungarian war on
the political regeneration Of Europe and espeesy OF
Germany cannot be mistaken VIII not Aus'rs beng
Tree from that heavy hich bad been put upon her
By the war now ssy serious word 40 to the .tsnss
,nent of the political affairs OF Germany WIN no.
Austrs listen TO tbs suggestions OF her husssn eoheo
and try to give deadly blow Ia that sms
II freedom granted by the Constitution framed p,
Prussia The Prussisn Government In spite Oi th1
circumstances being much changed strictly snnefrs
Ia H. 90 that should q German confederation De rstsp
.bed the supremacy OF Prussls would be- all essenu-i
condition tor this confederaey. This is plsin. from
what the royal Commisssry, under Secretary stste.
Count Buow said on the 9th OF August 10 the bcfis
Chamber quote from his speech the following pas
uoweysr flexible the idea ofthe Confoderaey may b.
here are two conditions essential To H. namely COO
rned strong executive power To Keep order within Ger
many and ID represent n sbrOaf and common f~pfr
.eotston 10 cooperate 10 making laws The fret coudi
~. lief nd % a.
power A rejects Directory u cannot suffer that ~
great powers In tho Conf-derscy should be hys' 20 onS
another great power cannot allow any olhef 70 fepfe
~nt IN abroad compromise 10 possible In his case
Aastra ha. - chief without tho limits OF Germany
e 80 NJ submit her Gsrmsn Province. tho 0sunsn
let her Constitution ~ Tho an Of March esnno, 'ahe
aoy legislative power beside that II essbhshes Sors-
cuety nobody undertake tbs supremacy but rfas.s
TIE question a. 10 Pru..s's supremacy D. d.nucsl - u
IN. e..b-bment Of our Confedsrsey Therefore We "e
oty.d 10 epds. 70 establish enduring alliance vim
Au.fra In order % tear Old connections
nsunder TIT. WI. the s-esnd important ,sh ~ our GOV
srnneut FOr this The pros,t o. tho act o uhoh
h.,een the confederate States aud Austria ~ss kns
led The Fundamental des Of Il 10, soun"n Of
IN. 0ermsn question: me establishment u C0niedsfsey
sna a nniou with Austrs are equally neossssry'
Then, after having proved tnst ffnshs vas snu'''
10 such a unon, snd after having REJECTED proposal
made bv Bavaria 10 attribute the Exe uuve power u
College of Princess he proceeds TO show the rrisu"n
Of the different German governments 70 tbe uni"" ~
| the three Kings To this the following states na''
formally declared their accession Baden, Nassau ne.
torate OF Hesse Weimsr Altenburg Anhsit BEND &
| B,up.vick and aecklenbutg sretx. With the ~
.trictlon Of ratification the following have .ssnbo
| lease Darmstadt, Mseklenberg 5ch~ern, Coopfsoo
| ths Meiningen Oidenburg schv1rours kndol'tsdt
| hsus., Hamburg and Bremen. Some Oh me smahs'
| States 80 HOmburg and Lubeck have, without i"l
| Their negotiations, declared ueir Intentions 70 I'm
| the Conisderscy. But Wnremoe'g, honenfone''
Liuve Detmod LlchtenstelD, and Frankfort, nsSe ho
vet rnsdst any declarations Whatever. AZ 70 Dss'
| there are NEGOTIATIONS sui gong on
| Now continues the Commissafy u me oovefpw~n'
tho Invitations % give decided sDs~efs nars .,.n -" 49,.
a.. soon as hey given, he Det shall re mmsolss.
r.ss together and project 20 sfther united scuon
.s.u ~ ad before H. fts possible hs We sh.i hD' ~
f.a our object 10 fhls vsy Above al, u necs'ey ,h1
no and soyeresus should seIuay ~lsn coh 1o"t.
kbo Ia be sh-vn that confederaiss are Dooee911
~ % Yin y. 70 tho snd email put anew ne q.ss
os hsther our nearest Interests shsI DOT ha'e we w.
| s,..-e- utsfh~f shall any longer pufs@ an oYJr'
D. .a@u. uu1snsbie. TbsD AFTER haylrx done f'f 'h
y,e.t rau.e overriding We could do-naJ mWo, rsr'y
hag that possibly could h. espsetsd-~. sna ~ oonx'
10 tsse, ne solution Of mis- question % ortisf in.fs
| Indeed splendid prospects for German uDioh =
And In SPITE 81 that 20 morrow, In moot cities on -
man the hgndrsdh anniversary Of cothcs oiftn oAl
l. q, De celebrated festival Ia this melancholy uDs
In which our native land 10 stlll bleeding from I.
wounds IL has received the wars 10 Sortn snd rcn
snt !. more disunitsd than ever must confess m
not Ia state Of mind participate 10 the ortn dsy GO
ebr.uon of 20 Morrow and cannot but esyet 70 mos
who are able ~ BE- above mincng our melancholy o
| fsifs ,..,
Inc executions In Baden have nor yet resebeh Ins'
| ens Trftzschlsr hss slso fallen . victim me 'fsD
Duke Of Baden returned 10 his capital On me I'm
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