The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-04


milk. doze thee o thou most faithful Of the nations
o. aay0pe = doas the Liberty TS Ss o which thou Sai
never saace thee from his memory Mayes thou be for
ever blest.
yet my acts those of Tell desired free naton-ee as
man cannot be made but by God And thou fallen
flowers still more lovely than before Thou art dead for
hath not thy winter come ont But u will not endure SO
Siberia. No, Fifteen nations have dug Thy tomb But
the host Of the sixteenth will come 10 save thee Be faith.
holy coansels Of the Bible Lift up thy heart in prayer for
the departed; but do raise thine own hymn until thou
mountains. and below in the depth Of thy valleys.
FAREWELL beloved companions Farewell, comrades!-
gels Of liberty forever be with you Do me- You
may well be proud for have not the lions Of Europe risen
from their lafrs destroy the "rebels 7" wlprocaim
you 10 the civilized world heroes and the cause Of
heroic people will be cherished by the freest nation of the
Farewell thou land dyed with the blood of the brave
Guard those red marks they will one daybear testimony
And thou, farewell. youthful monarch Of the Hunga.
Forget not that ny nation no, s ned for Sss
dawn when shall be proved TO thee even on the ruined
May the Almighty bless thee, my beloved countrymen
Believe Hope, and Love!
Kossuh issued the following proclamation the Hun
garan refugees. on the 18th October. He signs himself
governor OF Hungary"
81 hereby make known the official declaration OF his
ii; That his Majesty the Sultan, whom may God gran,
enemy any who wish to remain but that he viii protect
US, and afford Us the rights Of hosp.1i.y ,,..,
,ay for the future shall be supplied not only food as
regard to their pay they expect that indemnity which
compatible with the glory and renown Of bis Majesty the
Sultan The hope pei also held S o1, thu, The Officers may
their religion, the Turkish service and that
templated the destiny all the emgran either
by the formation OF colony, or in some other suitable
manner" '..s.a
Austria and Hungary.
Count Caroly and four other Hungarian State prison
es have been removed to the fortress OF Theresensad
in Bohemia
In consequence of the ntercesson of the Papal Nunco
with the Rs in favor Of tine
Of imprisonment in fortress and who in the meantime
had been quarered in franciscan convent the Emperor
widow Of Ious ss passed through Vienna
lately, her way Switzerland, from which country
she embarks in the spring for America.
England ana we're seos thence to Tarksv sot per
mitted to land at Constantnope As they had not got
military passes, and were in uniform they looked
upon as deserters,
One Of the officers Of the Comorn garrison has been
lately executed at Schemniz in direct violation of the
terms Of Gen. Klapka's capitulaton.
Sixteen hundred and nineteen sentences in all have
been pronounced by the courts sitting in Vienna
Twelve men, charged with putting to death some Croa.
an prisoners at Ouns in the early part Of the war, have
been given over to the hangman.
Schuselka's new work entitled German Journeys"
has been forbidden in all places within the state Of siege
The change of ministry in France has caused great
sensation in Vienna. Tue calculation of reliance on
French aid had all been swept away by the circumstance
and Austria would than be thrown into the
hands of Russia.
The Emperor had given his sanction to the report of
the Minister OF Justice concerning preliminary measures
for the establishment OF a universal maritime and COM
mercal customs union with Austria and Germany.
Roman States.
Notwithstanding renewed personal solicitations by M
de Corcees and General Rostoan, his Holiness still re-
fuses to return.
The dlabolcal scenes which have disgraced the Aus.
trian rule have found counteparts in the Papa States
On the 3s ut four persons executed in the mead
ows OF ST. Anthony, at Bologna
'Lunat and Rossi, the minister's who received an
order of exile weeks ago. have obtained leave to
return home
Dr. Achii, the Protestant missionary is still confined
the Castle of ST. Angelo for aposatising Popery
and distributing copies of the Bible the French envoy
refusing to interfere in his behalf He is allowed 80
sous day to maintain himself