New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

sphere a their ravsces. i1rthe Austrian sid iers
stationed 10 Hungary refused 70 obey the GOV ern-
meut or % resist the Insurgents while tie Hun
aansn regiments were away fighting ior Austria
10 Italy. And. 70 cap the climax oil efrontery
note from the Austrian 70 the Hungarian Minis
try, dated three days pr0r TO the Archdske :
speeon Aforesaid, announced the intention oi the
Imperial Government u support the Pretensions
OF the Cros.s, now 10 open revolt against Hun
gary
The die plainly cast ut the Hanga-ia an.
labored % avert the catastrophe OF an open col
isioa with Austria. An issus Of Bank Notes an
levy Of 200 0)0 men Tor the defense 81 ;he country
were voted By the Diet, warmly approved oy the
Hungarian Ministry and the acts presented for
the ROYAL assent, but no reply Was given. Mean
tine things were of course growing daly worse.
and afresh deputatiou was sent 10 the Emperor
King 10 obtain bis assent 70 the sets which had
been PASSED, and to u-ge him 70 come into the
Kingdom personally and pat stop 10 tue whole
sale outrsges committed under the sanction oi bis
name. t. tbs request an eyasive reply was
given. Bot. says Blackwoo9,
AZ the same time and while the two Ministers
were ~ Vienna the King without accuantng them.
.is,afched On the 3lst a. August letter % The !aa
tine directing him 70 send several members % me
Hungarian Ministry - Vienna for The purpose 90 cn-
errIng measures with the Austrian Ministry % con-
-olidate and insure ne lHny y t. G7r1nn,H ani %
Tie monarchy and 90 open negotiations wlth The Dro.t
Tor fne reconciliation 81 their differences. f-t me
King declared % 70 be- indispensable condition that
The Ban JellaCuch-Rh0 IN the cad ~ May hai been
ien0uEced az trat0r--hould take part ln ine con-
erenre- that al preparations fDr war should cease "a
both sides and that the districts 90 %" m iiary IRON
rcr which have av- formed part % Hungary should
e PROFESSIONALLY subject 20 the Austrsn Ministry a.
ttf. doctHlsHf communication Wa made 10 int
Hungarian Ministry ~ rQte 20 the Austrian Govern
mont ou the relations % he established between A--
,. and Hungary IL was stated THAT fhe prog-ll n
Of tho Jaw o. li- by which the ArcnduSe Palan~ nad
%. IN appointed depository Of he rnya authority ana
chief az The executive power DO The arsfnce - n~ hln-
-and bv which r. spon-iole ministry had been D
eedcd 10 Hungary. detacing from the central govern
eif ~ Jenna the admin stfafDn ~ ar hicr ana
Commerce were contrary % the Pragmatc Sanction.
luuo-ed 70 the legal relations between Az ta ana Hun
s4ry and detrimental alike to the interests 90 hungary
md Austria GLfsf o0Hcssi1ns ufrf fr0red ,ga and ~
non, tfea under the preiex that they bal not been
consented o. by tie -por-lbe Austrian ministry and
although thew had been sanctioned by The royal WORD
Dn the ih Of April. aud agan formally recognized DO
be speech from the throne the 81 July. ~ Wa an
bounced that ues iGus rye 20 b. c1nsirf'y mni lf9
a ora,y q central poiov mQhfbs established o. Viepna
We pause before tbs impUdent avowsl o. the
most aagitious periidy. Let the humane sni con-
.ervstive ponder H. and, above all, let It never be
'orgotten when triumphant Nations shall hereafter
1e expected to repose faith IN the promises and
oaihs of PROSTATE kings.