The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05

dewce Of the Catholic Chsvch a~d the rights Of tAs
people are at iss~-the latter ought 10 g,ps ,sav
1t 10 not believed that the views Of NJ Thers
will be responded to by the French nation, and lt
Is certain that both the matter and style Of the re-
portAis very unsatisfactory to the President Of the
republic. His displessure found vent in a letter to
M Odillon Barrot, in which he informed tina, the
sentiments expressed In his letter. and the policy il
advanced, were those Of which the Roman affairs
must be solved, and which alone appeared to HIM
compatible with the interests, the honor and the
dignity of France.
| At Ministerial Council held subsequently, 1
was decided that the government would follow
exclusively the policy laid down in the letter Of
the President on the affairs Of Rome, the effect Of
which resolution will be, it ia said, to cause M
Falloux and General Rulhieres Immediately to re-
tire from the Ministry. No action had TAX en- place
on the part of the Assembly, to indicate III. views
OF the majority on the report of M Thiers; but
there was rumor from Paris on Thursday, that
the difficulty between M Theirs and the President
had been satisfactorily adjusted.
In the Assembly, on the 18th and 10th, the pru-
c'pa subject Of debate was the annual dowry Of
100000 francs of the Duchess of Orleans The
bill was vehemently opposed BY M Michael and
others, but was finally passed by very large ma
iority
The High Court Of Justice at Versailles COM
menced its sittings the 18th. and is At present
engaged in trying the persons concerned with the
affairs of 18th of June
Several exciting disreputsbe scenes have occur
red before the court, and there reason to appre-
ne nd that others will follow.
On the 18Th, M. Emile de Girardia was being
Ms a
place between him and the Procursur General, in
the course Of which M. Gir,rdln declared in open
court that the constitution having been violated,
resistance was right and duty. At q subsequent
stage of the examination, the Judge forbade M. Gil
rardln IRON replying to remark Of one OF the coun-
sci, when ali Inc prisoners arose en- muse, aad de-
manded, with violent restculations, that the wit.
should be heard. A fearful scene of tumuIt and
confusion nsusd and nearly an hour elapsed bef r.
the hurssers could bring the accused and the
judges to'a state Of calmness
On the day following, one of the witnesses. a
Lieutenant Of the gsmdarmsris, boosted of having
tbrnsied his sabre into the breast of man VINO
was uDsrmed and had advanced with his bo-
som bareo, whsreupon all the accused rose
up and denounced the witness, as a coward;
one of The counsel declaring that he was not
worthy TO wear epsulets. Indescribable csniI-
sion ensusd, which terminated in the judges
seski"g @jety I" 1ighf. They rstSwnsd, howsusr,
IN a~ hour, 10 say lhat oies shosld be taken of
the Interruption.
The National Assembly have annulled the cleo
ton ior Guedaioupe, in consequence of accounts of
assassination ON the part Of the supporters Of the
present members.
M. de Fnlloux's health Is slightly improved.
The Projects 10 NJ. Theirs state that there are
seventy departments in which red rsysti.ea n,sr,
" spreading to nL..------ --.--.
- 49, y, .o.,p fmm the Emperor Of Russia
arrived in Paris on the 10th, charged with an o.
pecial mission TO the President of tao republic.
Austria ana Hungary.
THK AUSTRIAN BUrcHKKiRs IN HUyoARY-EIacU-
TON COUNT BArHYAur, TIKI HuNsARiAN
rRnn hIsIsrsR-HIs ArrxnPr AT SUICIDE
INTKSpkD KaioRATIos OF HgNoARIAss To ANA
RIGA, kIC.
The celebrated General Hsynau (whose grand
fther sold his subjects to England, like cattle, at
much head, to fight against the Americans in
th. Revolution of 1870 os~s no opportunity. in hrs
administrator Of the military affairs Of Hungary,
to preserve the bloody epithet that has been
universally applied TO hlm. He has, thus far,
cerded. IN numbering, under the guise of a sort Of
court marital, thirteen Hungarian generals, who
delivered up al the close of the war, and
induced theiS soldiers to lay down their arms and
to make The tragedy display suitable JSemeai,
Count Bsthyany, the Prime Munster OF Hungary,
has been shot, under circumstances which, tor
ever, will make the Austrian namo synonymous
with cruelty, tTesehery, and dshonor. To render
the lsst hour Of the brave and accomplished noble
MAJ a. bitter O. possible, he sentenced to a
mrieisctor',, instead ola soIdier'., death Toavod
the ienonony Of halter the wife of the patriot had
a dagger conveyed 70 hin in MS linen, with which
to anticipate Do doom The Count did not sue
coed in ss,cide, bat has throat was so much in
JuI,o by The wound he had Inflicted, that he had
prevented bic murdefcrs from s,rangling hun with
the cord lie fell, pierced TO the heart by the bu.
len of Austrian soldiers. ms last words being,
M, county for ever" some ladies Of the higs-
.st clsss. endsayored TO DIP their hands into the
blood Of the fallen patriot, but we're prevented by
the Auslrisu bayonets
A letter from Vienna esys the necessities Of the
state require tho; new ares should he levied, and
those already existing increased. Thus, the I'M
poet the soil, buildings. trades, aud professions
viii b. considerably augmented, and an incoms
tai introduced.
ietier from Rowenin, dated October IOih,
say that The Austrian General Hswslaw had ar
nsed 1T Widdin. from which the dates resched TO
The eth, with letter from General Hsynss
O. NJ tschi, by which the Hungarian refugees
tum he seIsssnt. downward. are arrested, IN
conssquencc of Which the greater part Of them re-
tlrned 10 Hungary Gen Iiurab then proceeded
O. 'onstsntinuIle Several hundred otFieets, Of
those furnished with passports from Comoru, hsve
ptssed through Berlin on their way to the West
S,me Of then are going 10 America. klspka is
sald 90 have beeo among these refugees aad to
have embraced The resolution Of crossing the AZ.
sntic, Wiih g00 Others.
According % Losds Hungary is 70 be divided
hsncf ortt INFO Ten districts each to have rs own
pf,vncia governor. set the deputies are ~ be
,hosen ty majority Of the votes Of the populationi
The herman Confederation.