The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30


himself before the Emperor
Our accounts from Madrid are OF the 9th instant The
Gazette publishes the frs, part Of the tariff law II
rs followsi
..Art l. The customs tariff which accompanies this de.
cree reformed the basis Of the law OF l7h July last and
in which Included the articles Of the manuiac-
hxed by art Of the same law Is approved Of Art
heeasr 1 u determined. the said articles Of cotton manu-
shall be admitted into the Peninsula and the Ba
Sebastian, santander corunna Cadiz Malaga, Aimera,
Carthageba, Alicante Valencia, Barcelona Palma and Ma
a which now e.s are Preserved, with the exception Of
those which do yield sufficient to their expenses
In conformity With clause Of the law, there shall be es.
abhed IN the ports OF Corunna CadI and Mahon gene
sitons of the tariff may into effect at all the
custom houses the following periods are fixed from the
Gazette Fifteen days for the export tariffs month for the
importation Of cotton goods from whatever part they may
ductons Of Europe and Africa three for the pro-
ducons of the Spanish possessions in America any part
for articles from places situate 70 the west OF the same
eight months for The P,odaSS ss1 Of Asia and the
demands for exemption from the tariff viii on any account
be admitted"
Letters received from many OF the officers of the Span
ish expedtonay division in Italy agree in their state
respecting the decided opposition OF the Italian
people to the Papal government and the policy OF PIC
Nino and are quite different in that respect from the
statements Of the Hraido and the other ministerial papers
OF Madrid
Austria and Hungary.
1t has been rumored that the Hungarian refugees near
leave to return to the Austrian territory and that their
request will be granted The statement that Georgia had
been shot at Kagenfur bya brother OF Count Zchy who
executed by the Hungarans has been coptradiced
Most OF the captive Magyar officers have been incorpoa
ted pryates in the regular army The Bishop OF Men
soh has been deprived Of his see and sentenced to SIX
years Imprisonment, for having actively favored the
Magyars Several Hungarian ladies, besides kossuth's
mother and Guyons wife, are kept in close imprisonment
by the Austrian authorities
tan troops arising out Of the late conflict with the Hun.
garians the following letter, written BY a lady named
Madame de Maderspach, freezes the blood:
As my heart has been turned stone relate with
date neishbohood army Of HungsIian amounting to
Two days aitsr, some npetlal troops dec.sehmen: q
RaseSy g
my .envabe family happiness had created enemies in
ana 9S ey naa as . as a
lies, and united with the before
about to be related was saddeny taken from my hus
band and children and without any charge being broug
into square formed by the troops and in the place
reside and in the presence OF its populatlon which had
tress but the whole Of my life deserved it,
was logged with rods. You see can write the words
Deprived OF all other pons, he shot himself with
small cannon looer general cry Of horror was raised
the author of my misery, but he was protected
by the troops MY son was taken IN Geogey army, and
cup OF bitterness is full Can you form an idea OF my
state of mind 7"
and intellectual qualities OF her deceased husband.l
my misery is boundess; and the moral torture have
beyond description ny snfissngs can Know no
msortunes Only the wish TO lberae my son keeps body
any Acquaintance there do not forget poor boy who Is
but ~ years Of age"
SURRENDER OF CoMoRS-The patriots who have so
haxa haan hin
make excellent terms with Austria the following ex
.traordinary aocsnsnt will show, rs, 49,. 49,.
az The free of the garrison without arms the
pSSaS9 sns a s
. s side % s,S % be they ~ S
imperial royas army viii receiye passports to foreign
% 20 without et or hndrsnce their homes with the eT
cepton of those who voluntarily place themselves at the
that is those who have served in the imperial army
will be dismissed TO their homes without any reservation
he imperial royal regiments receive full amnesty and
they, as well as those persons who had in the mean time
become officers will be set at liberty None OF all those
mentioned will be subjected any future judicial
ton, p. . s..,u .n :. ,.a =, an
those who may demand them within the period OF thirty
days I'm
and the rest OF troops ten days pay in Austrian national
bank notes, according to the Austrian usage OF war
by the garrison by means OF war assignss, OF
800 900 lorins, G H., will be paid (By war assgna
"The maintenance of the soldiers in Comorn who
crippled sick in the hospitals shall be provided for
ALI private property, whether consisting OF movables
or immovabes, TO be respected.
"7; The place where, and the time and manner in
which, the arms 70 be surrendered 70 be hereafter
fixed.
50 All hosttes be Immediately suspended either
side.
80 Aier the ratification both sides, the fortress is
be delivered up according TO the usages OF war"
Correspondence Of the London Timssl
VIENNA, Oct. T.
The uncertainty as to what will be done towards the
reorganization OF Hungary In great ever. Although
as long ago informed you, the crown land in question
will for time be subjected to military government
no possible why the preparatory steps for gradu
should not be taken matter OF vital importance Tor
the future welfare OF the majority Of the Hungarian
Daton-the Kossuth bank mote question-is also still
pendng and until this be definitely settled all idea OF
improved state OF things appears totally mpossi-
ble As have already stated large Quantities of Kos
suh notes have been committed the flames but they
are as nothing when compared TO those which still
kept under lock and key or made the object OF illicit
speculation
From Debreczin we learn that the news of the surren-
der OF the fortress OF Comorn most agreeable sur
prise for the mercantile world and, truth, this remark
will apply to Hungary in general The scarcity OF
ney very great and in many parts Of the country the
inhabitants possess literally currency but kossuth
notes In the counties beyond the Thesis but few as
as great request and well paid for silver zwan
zgers The immense Quantities OF manufactured goods
and colonial produce which have been forwarded 10 Hun
gary since the surrender OF Comorn but drop of
water in the when compared to the necessities of the
peoples for stores Of all kinds excepting just the
mon necessares OF life, were completely exhausted
In letter written some days since informed you that
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