The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-21
THE UNION.
The ImpsrfaI Commando -an-shier OF the Austrian

Army.
We have been favored by friend in this city with the
following extract OF letter written by American c-
zen abroad Its short but graphic sketch OF the
head of the Austrian army and confirms the views which
have than expressed. that those English
tjounals from which the foreign is made up for the
people of the United States are in the interests of the
monarchs and aristocrats of Europe; that they vo
lent foes of the republican going and
that they cannot be relied for a picture of the
publican and Cossack contest which must ere long, fix
the desnies of the Old World and effect the progress of
free principles throughout the earth
After the defeat by the valiant Hungarans OF the
first generals Of Austria Wifdchgraiz, Jeachch, Schck
Puehner, and Wedenhe latter OF whom styled by the
mendacious tory press the first general Furope-aiter
Hungary and Pennsylvania had been freed entirely from
= the Of the armies OF the moth
ing could prevent the victorious Magyars from nerng
Vienna rnmphany. The world is doomed to behold the
Unprecedented spectacle of huge pire descending
the humiliation OF begging the invasion of for
Neen army U7O0O0 men ~ TO protect its capital
against revoted province and this overpowerng force
begged too, OF despotc, ambitious, and fhles egh
boz
The world is doomed behold yet stranger
spectacle of The young and inexperienced Emperor of Aus
ra taking, after begging such an INVASION the command
: in chief of his army which becomes in fact aud
bers only auxiliary Of the Russian! Yet fact hui
initiating is announced with great pomp by the ministerial
press And is IL with such that both the Schwarz
enbeg ministry and the Camariu expect to strike great
blowto antaIize the proud Hungarans-o repudute the
constitutional regimen so loudly proclaimed by them Poo
4Schwarzenberg ministry! They feel the abom
nation Of their stupid policy, indeed if they submit
become e OF Russia, and sign by their deeds the
= hard sentence, "Austra fuit." To this their
OF good faith of manines of satesmanship has brought
them, and with them the empire In order to comprehend
the meaning OF this their last desperate
conclude that by the sudden and appa
on of the boy Emperor, they expect equally sudden
change Of mind throughout the various tribes that compose
the chequered empire, unexpected ardor Infused into
mechanich army, mmediat detection spread among
the he roic ungarans They thus believe, having draws
of the tabernacle, where stood invisible prolane
eyes, the living symbol of unity and power for the
Thus, the middle ages, the ordlmme of France gath
cred around the citizen in times of extreme danger
As the seminar and turban of Nahome exhibited in
the believers the
do the Auic ministers draw of the OF
musy offspring of the Hapsburgs and transport
il proc ssonally under tents, conidng in the miraculous
: changes that such exhibition is to operate.
empire reduced such condition may be considered
unworthy of all regard and extinct Yet shame
full say such is the that the select press
Eng have been extoing for the las. eight months
model of wisdom, moderation, and good faith. Such is
tie government that the London 90 Times !" Chronicle"
" Post" Britannia "Sandard nc, sold body and
soul the intriguing aristocracy of England, and the
principal despo of the continent have been unfolding
sufficiently powerful to make its authority respected
throughout the empire only, but conquer and submit
: the whole OF Italy
May Is, 1919.