The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23

SIKH, after q sesies q kerDac sc1-0ns, la
thrown Of The iettss Ct monarchy, and taken leT
position in the work a. a Republic, ~e Place
oeioGe them Inc following arilelss- Tie hfst :
iIoIa tie "a Bniish RsnnsE,' - S1Ossd N lAe's Ma
.lOaal Era" The seasond : fIOm TIE L" Boston
Aiias-"
Ca,l very 1Aiely, ne case q HssazAIy lLAs
go nr:!e uateIsIoOd n England nor - tss i
resnaIz ale, - almost every panlcie q Inf5Taaa
i On o. IAc sahjecI cones - - tazo1sn lie Ells-
arg ceasorshsP Of vienna Instead q = PEO- /
vince, aeedlessly revolving against Ia sOEsEt4,n
A. ne ERglash TezcllOnsTy pes w0ult Aalte
Il. Hungary kss psessnIed me spectacle Of |
Soo2.e GaaHinlOzsly sPPeAilas 70 AIMS IN Ct
leEce u 1lserly; ana, instead q iOIE11g =
.nerr lrsccOn q the AGsIuAn Empire, szszly
,rCugn. 70 sabnisslcn, the Hunzar-A1s have
% Tar prOEoG LheIr supaTEongy over the e.
tIre Austrian power, i1Af Russian Interen-
Ion has been iouRd Necessary, and meanly sup
slieA,ed, 70 save NIeana Itself tEom IEyasAJai
siungaTy has never been dependency q A -
ina; bar, lot q lOng time, has been unI;ed VIII
Il On specified lerns--Ine tao cOGnines i0EnIEs
eOafeasEsnOn," eh.eey uzltea - ne o<ll
q a common s0yeIsy1. In 1876, Fe11In4n1 l.,
Of Aasrna, ~as eiecssd kIng q Hungary - IL
met, and ihe throne continued elective unnI
1851. Ehen The sacceSsiOa Eas declared % -
established IN me House Of h4Ps5uEg ThGs,
though sfrae1sd 70 ASEsIna, ne h1nyanAl= h4sEs
alxavs possessed . 1egree q Eoery 70 NhlCh
oIheE pOTtlOns or The empire were eatle sllln-
sers-Ia ZACH they have 14agaG CAGsta,
Ireeton Of conscience legally established, an
0lheT constitutional nights, strongly resembling
OF OvR-
Afler the Elght Of lIetIsraieh, lss- year, Hun
szry asserted her enare Independence, and re-
aOGneed al cOansetsOa with Aastria, except u
ne recognition q ne r1ie q the House 81 hsps-
ouTz- TIE demands q the diet were gTaaied D
King Ferdinand lasi August; III the uetOaesO.
RaGiessky having EeassuEe1 ne Alzsgnaa Aulls-
ny, they nj oRly p.sTh1lO0siy Ieiased 70 lahfy
he undergraduates Of Hungary, bal uthlessly &C.
.eFmlned 70 destroy Is original pnvIleges, anG
cr1sa is RafloaalIiy, b. me non naie q cen
Irzitsed A1StnA- Moe than 100 90 AUsIrans
e0nhdenE OF success, marched against Ihe Hun
sanans, whose etielenl sOldiers xere chiefly en-
plOyed n Italy, and who were compelled % o.
pose the immense fOIce OF the enemy with only
a, GO regular InOops. Las December, HunkaTy
xas attacked from nine different xaATiers, and
| ne most enthusiastic owes u Losry saw d
grounds cor ne slightest nope Of is making any
edeeiBal resistance. Unsuccessful IN IhelT iiEsl
struggles, the HGngsrlans TeIezted, and efI ilssE
esplLal and the seat Of GoyeEnnenI N ths hands
Of thelr enemles- A1stnAn lntelhgence repeal-
4l4AlA4-lrs@ LII - u
gznAa leaders, with the total defeat Of then
grooPs; ana TIE Tory press IN England rei0eed
IN beng ale 70 state tnst the 'EeOsl1Oa IN Han
gary Vas virtually al an end. These statements
0I time sslnod psEGiy belief. but, anon, Il a.
sySdent, even from AUstrAn reports, hat TIE
i dnnganaas could receive q yasE number Of de-
ieals, without sesInlng 70 URterstand AZ a. thai
hey ~eEe beaten; ana fuTiheI, nat 70 TeeOnt..e
Ihelr present posg-iOa with their alleged defeats
vas totally impossible Gradually, TIE truih o.
| The matter w4s appzreaf- Austrian IeEe-sS
co~ld 10 longer os palme1 on a. vletOnes; snG
| EurOpe was sITUck with AstOnlsanent and AIM
ration 70 I'M, nat not only we're Tie Hunganans
aasabdued, ouI thai, step By step, though unsup-
PoEtot By any iorelsn Power, they had recovered
every advantage hEsI gained By the Oyer~ helm
ing loIce and Simultaneous attacks Of the enc
ny. After losing eight battles n The last mOutn,
the Austnans have been foTce1 70 evacusts he
terntoues Of the HURganans, VITO catered Peslh
On the l4Ih ultiID0, and the aeelamacOns q tie
| Inhabitants.
The conditions q reace pEoposet b. the Hun
gansnS weFe veEy moderate They lad usen 70
arms--nO< Tor Rsputlle OF . change o. dynasty,
ana theT CHEF sIlPaiatsOns NeIe foE Responsible
Ministry, and the InLegnty Of Hungary, The Te-
cal Of Hungarian regiments from Italy and Aus
tina, AMI the possesss0n By GallcIa Of the same
/ f0un Of gOyernmenE as themselves; Of which con-
dltlOns. the two frs lad been Eranted by the
Austrian Emperor, IN July AID August, ISIS
But, rather than grant these demands, the Aus
tnans have resolved 10 cal N assistance from ne
North; and, according 70 then Offclal accounts
6O,0O0 Russians have already eniezed TIAlsyi-
/ yalla- Thlss however, = cOniradIsted 5y TIE
Ossr Z>itHag, which thinks Itself justified IN
stsEng, that no Russian auxllarIes WI cone 10
The an Of the Oimuiz Cabinet. some ascnbe
ihls sudden change Ot Russian policy 70 an snsE-
gere retnOlStrance fOn Lord Palnerston, and
Others - disturbances IN the InteTlor Of Russia
which require the exercise Of a. Is military re-
sources Al al events, the fact Of Russian IN
tervenilon being sought, and the probability Of
It's beng granted, lmPart to HUnganan struggle
an aspect OF terrible importance The Hunxa-
mans have now formally Ten0ulced the House Of
i Hapsbury, proclaimed thelI county, vita The
sdcItaon Of rransylvsnla and Croatia, an In1e-
/ pendent Republic, and unanimously elected Kos
suth for their President This extraord nary
man nov fifty heads the people, whose liberties
he has % vel preserved He has done more
than e1Pel the Anstrlans; he has prepared hls
country Tor The threatened INVASION, BY the for
midaole levy and the thorough equipment Of
more than one hundred thousand men, and
| without beng himself warTlor, has guided his
eounirYGen, and inspired the whole amy! This
| large number Of tTooEs, flushed with victory. de-
termlned 70 MAINTAIN their nights; and. most
skllfully commanded BY Polish generals, vii.
without doubt, offer pFOtTaeted and sanzainary
resistance To Russian INVASION
| The extracts which follow, frOm The Au.s, IN
dieate very clearly the spJrit which animatss Al
classes in Hungary. A people capable Of such
magnanimiiy and justice, may be DESTROYED. b,
never can be subduei-
For more than half century the Hunsauans
have been tying 70 induce Their kings 10 cal the
attention Of then Diet 10 political subjects, in Or
der TO bnng about Important refomstons in a
i legal manner. Petition has followed petition
and promise has followed promise, only TO De
evadedoT onoken- Al length, il lS47, the long
sought favoE was granted; the Archduke Pala-
une-representlng the kIng-called the atsen-
ton OF the Diet 10 those subjects which had been
80 long the object OF petitions, and the results Of
the dehoeratlons CT that assembly are without a
parsDel IN history. The upper House-Hke the
hngllsh House OF LOIds-was composed Of The
Hereditary noeIilty-owners Of the sol, who r.
eeIved Is produce and were exempt frum taxa.
non; and the lower House was elected in a area;
measure, from the class Of MOBILES, Who were in
IKE manner free from all the burdens Of the
State; and yet, IN the words Of the winter IN
Blackwood:
"By Hsaniasus votes Of both Houses. the
Diet rot only established perfect equality Of civil
nights and pubic burdens among al classes. de.
nominations and races in Hungary and its prO-
ylnces, and perfect liberation Of religious xo.-
snip, but, with a generosity perhapsunpsraIleIed
IN The history Of nations, and which mus extort
me admiration even Of those who may question
the wisdom II the measure, the MOBILES Of Hun
ssp Abolished their own night TO exact either