New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Another Manifesto.
The fl0wng important dispaeh has iusi been issued
By the Cabinet Of 81 Peersburgh.


by the Cabinei Of 81 Petersburgh
CIRCULAR nispArcH OF TIVE RussiAS GOVERNMENT
ITS FOREIGN REPREsEyrATIvrs
ApEIL =, o. ;. or May $40
Tie rebellion n Hungary has laitery made such pro
Fress and developed t-e % such on extent th Russia
LONGER remain AZ ndderent spectator In conse'
ouerce OF nomeuary nsucency Of the forces Of Aus
a which arr spread over remote points where they are
detained By necessity o. provide f0r the defense Of the
slIv ron he Tnr.s 20 The Danube Nearly al Upper
Hungary ami ali Treu-ylvania are In their hands IN The
same pfoporioa as sleir military operations have tx
tended The circle Of their Revolutionary plans have been
enlarged
rportat by he presence OF Polish enigrsnis
yyio f5rrn whole corps IN the Hungarian amyi ard
through The inaaence Of individuals, who Ike Benz aud
Demtlnsk belong 20 these al project unlimited plans,
ornsve and defensive, he Hungarian rebellion - be
come the Of an Instruction, rezd openly through
Poland Hopes entertained nr- Of insurr-conzi lg
Galhcis and then according 20 circumstances. oul
PROVINCES The nfgues and citation OF these incrndit
~. have a. eadv scattered the seeds revou ion IN Gal
ii. ard Crnrov from Tran.yvana they attempt ~ pu
obstacles 10 the way Of those erdeavors, which are
n.kpg N common ~ifh Turkey establish tranquility ir
ne prucp sfes giving al possible inst gAon ard en-
confinement % The ma contents IN WaAchia sad Moda
via and hey raise along The wide extent q 0ur fonne
permanent source Of sec4lo-s ihelseni ADJ ivrrlen "a
such slate Of things cannot possibly last without dan
ger for our most important Interests lt contains the germ
u pncsous which the plailesl dictates Of prdeac'
command a. 20 provide against
sllee the Austrian Government canno-. upon her sfe
by Of the accidental einoarfass~is 81 Der pot
a. situation oppose us moment slcl isrce 10 ~
insurgents a. j. necessary, "nuuI exposing o1ef D.
less important portions OF her d0mirions, s Majesty ha
made formal application the Emperor ior assistance
IN order 10 suppress The more speedily rebellion "h.e
eudalgers The peace u both pires bOt ca)ets -f
naturally compelled 20 meet or this point - ch iogc lei
closely their common Interests, and ia Consequence
this agreement our troops have entered neeA 20 otle
70 cooperate for the quicker exlcLOn VI ae n-nes Of ~
Ti Crer,nest,- which are as Interested a. We arr II
the maintenance of the Ian1ulty when y wholly cis
IrheC in Hungary meu1c-l u Tie ne gLoounE c11n
tres BY The most anbrded d-nsgog.es vi, We nePe
nsiske The motives which determine ocf course o. &C
ton While the Emperor. his great regret. abandon
the passive and expecrsnf posucn men hr t- ni-n-
vi0us araions For hen The Emperor declared IA
b. gkc4 TIE rEtt IN a. STATES Ia 1rclc -cor14k
lvr own ns gai upon their Poalcai 30 ~
lowed strictly ne prnclpe o. ioforall< 20 .neuls " ~
the Alterations which they think proper 20 msAe ein
their iors % government or - ln-.r intsina- oi 49,
uon- his Majesty reserved % 1sei ~. Aoetl 81 aclc
Tor The In which Ire reaction or h-Fo1ilons n 20
Ehb0rhood sh0ud encauger hs o~n srearty or acc
ne po rca balance existing 90 ne ifOn-er OF Is e
Bat tat our security N tie Interior IL the empire me
naced BY what going OF or preparing IN Hungary,
manifest ircm the plans ard cIdeavUrs which re is1i
gents themselves avOW and every -iiacz on Utt fls
against ne confirmation ard The unity o. ne Anseft q
nonafehy w0nd be. a ne sane ume an ateA -p2r ~
territorial pCssesslor which bis Majesty, m eoni0rni
y With The spirit and letter % ieanes regard. a. neeessa
~ i9r ne eqlorzn q Europe, - Ne a. of ne secu
ny oi us o~a louiniens Granting eFea la 80 e1
causes could enr An ephemef existence 10 Al indeend
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sources q Austria vii Be evident mai sach a. nee
penoence can have no prospect q duration bat rased
on ne base q anarchy, ard pelefraec Win the hos
spr which surAfes the chiefs Of ihe Hungarian rebe
hon against Russia, presents sspect traugn VII
great danger 10 ~, which ogghf 10 allow 70 gain
| more uliscuiercu- extension.
Therefore, She the Emperor protects his Polish pro
vinces and the countries lying on The Danube from II
scoarge Of prcpnganda whose intention Il 10 70 keep
perpetual disqaie while be- IN compliance with the e1
press sole Af0n Of the Austrian G0verusrf hecs 10 =
establish peace 10 hat part Of bis dnmini0rs bis Msj-st
believes that be i acting less favor Of order and
| pose Ia EaruYe. mar IN BIS own GieresL
! tsrnedl NESSELRODE.
The Cotas Cas re describes The prsols Of Warsaw
se.ng died v.la kgss.sz s1esrt