Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
oF THE T7MES NEWRT R. L. THURSDAY MORNING.

I 1850, unless this power can be transferred to
definite pow er before that eriod.
Gen. lIaynau in his administration OF the
Military Affairs Of Hungary. loses no oPPor'u-
nifty TO preserve the bloody epilhe' 4! at has so
universally been applied to him. He has thus
far succeeded in numbering under the guise OF
a Cour Martial l3 Hungarian Generals Who
delivered themselves up at the close OF the
war, and induced their soldiers 10 lay down
heir arms, and to make the tragedy display a
suitable denoucmcnt Count Baltyan! has
been shot under circumstances which forever
will make the A usirian name synonymous +" ill'
cruelty, treachery and dlshonor. To rel der
The last hours of this brave and accomplished
Nobleman MS bitter as possible, he was sen
tenced to malelacior's instead of soldier s
and to avoid the ignomy Of the halter, the
vito of the Patriot had dagger conveyed to
him in his lnnen, with which to anticipate his
doom. The Count did not succeed in the sui
eide, but his throat was so m"ch injured by
the wound he had inflicted that he prevented
his murderers from strapgling him with the
cord. lie fell pierced TO the heart by the bull
lets Of Austrian soldiers, his last words being,
" NV country forever!" Some ladies' Of the
highest class endeavored TO dip their hands in
the blood of the fallen patriot, but were pre-
vented by the Austrian bayonets.
Letters from Vienna say tfe necessities Of
the State require that new taxes should be
hired, and those already existing increased -
Thus the mpost on the soil, buildings, trades
and professions will be considerably augmen-
ted and an income tax introduced
A letter from Semlin, dated Oct. 10Th, says
that tie Austrian General Hurlaf had arrived
at Widen, from which the dates reached TO
the 9th, with letter frem General llaynau-
TO the Pacba, by which the Hungarian refu-
gees from the Sergeants downward were par'
doned, in consequence of which the greater
part of them returned to Hungary General
Huraf then proceeded to Constantnops
Several hundred officers of those furnished
with passports from Comorn, have passed
through Berlin on their way to the west
Some of them are going to America. Klapka
il said to have been among these refugees,
an 1 to have embraced the resolution Of cross
iny the Atlantic with 800 others.
According to Loyd's Hungary is TO be di-
videJ henceforth into 10 districts, each district
to have its own provincial assembly, yc, the
Deputies to be chosen by m,jority ofvotes Of
The population.
ROME
The accounts from Rome are the reverse OF
satisfactory. The return of the Pope Is still
talked about, but when it may take place Isl
still subject of conjecture. There has BEEN
misunderstanding between one Of the Ca'di-
nails and de Corcells, and tho Frenchman be
ING offended at letter received from the Ecle-
sias,ic complains Of the number Of traitors still
tolerated in the Eternal City. The point was
referred to his Holiness, who dlsapproved of
the Cardinals conduct, and threw him over
board.
Garibaldi has left tho Island Of Santa Mad
alana for Glbralter, whence he will sail for
London, and ultimately, ii 10 said, for Amer.