Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
FOREIGN NEWS.


''s onnounce the arrival of the Steamship
r. !; which left Liverpool on the 22d alt. We
p'h ALLOWING extracts of interest:
~D,rs-The city of Peterwarden has sur.
rh Comorn holds out steadily. Turkey
'. 1--WE up the Hungarian refugees who
.ast safety within her domi MONS.
R7;,sh Ambassador has given passports TO
= n.mbiaski, and other Hungarian officers,
'.,od. Austria demands their surrender,
5Spk.n OF Turkey persists in refusing to
.r his protection from them.
49,, is to be invested by an army Of 10000
+ is reported that this citadel is provision
:. year, and can certainly hold out during
.,1d. Il is further reported that Gen. Bem
,.n taken prisoner by the Russians.
t,cayr-The Hungarian forces garrisoning
"a amount TO 10000 men in a complete
discipline. The officers had held a meeting.
large majority resolved not to surrender.
;,o Of this force was encamped before the
and it was expected the Magyars would
4. Austrians battle. A number of Bem's
: md men had been put TO death.
,IgpCTORY LETTER FROM KossUTH.
ne,SovA, august l4.-I am regardless of
"a safety. am weary of life, as now
,be fine edifice of my country's freedom.
il the sanctuary of European liberty
,,sI--not by our enemies, but by our breth-
/ his no, then a cowardly love for existence
Lermincs my departure, but the conviction
nv presence has become injurious to my
ltr. General Guyon writes me that the army
[raraed near Temesvar is in state of COM
F.soIuion. You. General, are placed hors
sSSd; Georgey is at the head of the only army
according TO his account. still exists, and
e,res that he will no longer obey but govern.
,6red him to rem1in. AT all events, patriotic
bhhful 10 his country, and ceded to him my
|, this moment am merely private citizen,
,hing more. have been to Lugos to as
% The state Of affairs, and to learn what could
ua>io continue the Struggle. ] found the
] fGeneraI Vecsey in good order, and ami
4 with the best spirit. but all the others nearly
Ind. Descrof and Kme;z declared to me
heir army would not fight any longer, but
h retreat at the first cannon shot. | found
ete want Of supplies. and are obliged 10 feed
|sqaisition-a miserable means. which renders
/ rOple our enemies. The bank, transferred
lad, is in the hands of Georgey. | am con-
bed that il Georgey surrenders. the army will
say near Lugos 24 hours, as it is in want of
J. hing. An army may provide for lis ex-
Esce By requisltIon IN an cnemy's country
IN lis own country So far as regards myself.
|EaII never consent 10 measures of violence
/ Hs. my own people: | am ready TO save them
be sacrifice of ny life, but to oppress them
7. You see, then, general, the present is a case
ascience. | could not resign yesterday, and
5a the relns of power today. If the nation
ae army decide otherwise. it is different but
|umy Of Georgey. the bravest of all, should
|s is consent. Hit did not, remain simple
|rsn, and as such shall never co-ope rate, even
|slSeIy, in measures of terrorism of destruction,
ilisge Ofrequsition, and OF oppress ion, towards
soPe.
Ihe army of Georgey summon me TO resume
|sf-ifyou succeed in executing some operation
Eier TO secure supplies for your army without
g recourse to acts of foppression--if the banks
be flee 10 operate and AT my disposal--under
I coalitions | shall respond 10 the call of the
Fn, aud | shall resume the Government. If
will never consent 10 do so.
Tor me, war is not the object but the means
ETng the country. If do not see the possi-
4 OF obtaining that object, | will not consent
continuation OF the war merely for the sake
Enying on war. advise you then, as 4 good
"A and a man of honor, to name n committee
EPraseniatlves of The people for the sovereign
only can dispose of the Government. Send
F srs 10 Comorn and TO Peterwardein TO sum-
lnem, and secure the cooperation of tie
fsandant of the fortress of Arad. This, aud
|ny presence, is above all necessary; because,
70 nus, have recourse 10 force TO feed your
F. do not wish to sanction by my presence
+ measures. Receive, | pray you, the assu-
r of my perfccI consideration, &c.
LOUIS KOSSUTH.
|TAustrla continues her atrocities in relation
4 Hungarians. The following is brief ac.
/ OF one Of her more recent horrors
alters from Czernowitz, of the 10Th ult., in
fDgue papers, state that the Hungarian Co.
hish, whom the Russians captured at Cron-
had arrived under escort at CZernowitz,
cit was intended TO try him by court martial.
He hIsh appeared very cool and collected,
10 being given over 10 ,he Austrian authori-
resented the Russian officer who had escorted
Nth valuable ring. He was then confined
oOn in The prison and fetered, but he ex-
pa his opinion that il was quite useless to
+ dying man. Colonel Kish expired few
r afterwards. as it is thought from poison
+ he had taken. He had been taken in arms,
l'nd not hope TO escape being shot,
b Liverpool Albion comments thus bitterly
|1sly:
doubtless this is but variety of muir der.
nay be killed without being shot. A Rush
Cs playful way of doing things, a Ma nning
'a', Geering another; but Austria under
4 them all. Under any circumstances, Co
hish is dead, and "dead men can tell no
: and no coroner, we opine, was sent TO note
I !he marks of self-destruction. The most
''.lnle can only say that he died most conve-
llJ' But what a commentary does the death