Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
AUsTRIA AND HUNGARY.


The circular forwarded by Count Nesserole 10
the Russian diplomalics at the different foreign
Courts. communicating the termination oil the
Hungarian war, fully confirms The statement
made sometimes since that orders had been IS
sned for The greater part OF The Russian troops 10
return 10 their own country. The Russian Min
lister goes even further than this, Tor towaIds me
end Of his circular we find the following 1.-THE
Emperor's aim is accomplished. his troops
have received orders to leave The Fiungarl"
an territory, and they will return corps alter corps
without loss OF lime 10 their own county"
After the siege Of Comorn was ralssd on Inc
9Th of April, Lapa aud his aid.de>camp Coionei
Assermap, formerly lieutenant in the I'd kegi-
men, OF Hussars,) did all in their power To re-,
pair the damage done to the toithcanons and
strongly inirenched the SandbeIe, which Tom
the right bank Of the Danube commands Comorn.
Ten bockhouses, with redoubs, were construct
ed in order to prevent This spot from falling INTO
the hands oil The enemy.
The famous teie de poni, which has often
figured 10 the bulletins is on The right bank, and
may be called The Danube fcr. IL contains
b,mb proct casemenes, with space ioi 2,Vuo
men. Even if the Sandbefg and Danube toit
were in The hands OF the Aus'rans, The task
would be but commenced, for the fortress and
Pala,inal works are b9mbproof Before The
fortress, which is on The lett bank Of The river,
can be attacked, the Palalnal Notifications
(Linie,) which ale $4,000 ieet long, must be la
ken. Surprising this Herculean labor accom-
plishe6, the garrison would then be conhoed 10
the inner or acual fortress. II we add to all these
difficulties, that that part OF the island OF Schulz
which is close 10 Com IN is inundated during
erea, part Of The year. and that in The low grounds
The bog waller never dries up it may be imagined
what terrible sickness The investing troops will
be exposed to should il be found necessary 10
starve out The garrison. According 10 The calcu'
laiions OF experienced engineers, an army OF 7o,.
900 men is absolutely necessary, ii The siege OF
Comorn is 10 be carried on with any chance oil
success.
The Governor, General Wohgemulh. has de-
lermined ON disarmins the whole race il such
excuses should be continued. IL is a singular
fact that the deserlers IRON The Hungarian resi-
ments are delighted II they are by chance senl
back 10 their former regiments. They have 80
much military pride left that they cannot endure
the idea Of being mistaken for the recently re-
cruiled Honveds. All The prisoners taken lately
in the Banal are encamped near Temesvar. The
healthy and serviceable among them are put into
The ranks, the manned and sckly sent home.
II is said thai The Emperor has RENTED The
foe inflicted upon The Peslh and Buda Jews cy
General Haynau. This is but common justice,
az the idea Of making community pay Tor Inc
misdemeanors OF individuals is The very essence
OF tyranny and absoluism.
The Ministers are recommended at once 10 nix
a certain sum, say 10000 COO for liquda'ing The
Kossu,hian notes al The rate of IS per cent oil the
nominal worth as maximum. Thus, u noes
10 the value OF 60 900 600 have been omlI.eH, tne
holders would receive IS per cen'; II ioo.ooo,uuo,
% per cent, &c. This is ingenious enough, ou.
it is NOT ill., for it is proposed that me ouIaeu VI
paving b: se 20 900, 900 should tall upon huhsa-
nv alone. and that The sum should be raisea by
means Of lax Tor series OF years upon tooa.-
co. Il Is question whether The Minister o! ~
nance or the Hunearians themselves VIII oe
more edited by this idea.
The latest financial statement oil The Austrian
Government shows an expenditure OF 10 O00 O0o
forms against an income OF 70oO.Oo0 nc-
rims. The money expended ia The fifst hall
wear Of 1913 November TO Apri) amounted TO
81 GOO, 900, The income being 45,OOo,Q0
Au,rRllN Hue AID CRY AFTER kGsscTH.-
That the fugitive chieltains and leaders Of Hun
gary have no mercy % expect il They tall in'o
Austrian clutches is evident from The writ now
issued tor catching hem. If possible, with des>
cfip,ion OF their persons. 10 enable the police to
recognize and Identify them. The list contains
so such wris, Of which We give lew, oy way
OF specimen ;,
BEN, Charles, insuIsent general, between 5O
and IS years of age, OF middlins stature, lhin
has round face, brownish rnddy complexion
\ low forehead, ereyish hair, grey eyebrows,
sharp pointed hooked nose, broad mouth,
round chin, and mous,aches. He speaks Polish,
French, and German, stops little 10 his gait,
Nud 10 said 10 have scar 10 his face, from gun
shos1ound he received in Pesh.
hos<h Ludwig, once LAWYER, Journalist,
Minister c>giuance, President oil the Hupga>
rian Commute IF Defence, and at las Govern
or PIesiden. .. fs Hungarian RepuIic, As
The Catholic religion, .jsd, above the m u
dls height, ,olsrably s,rots Shin, hs. an ova
face. pale complexion ioi.S Ph,Stsrow, chssnu
hs;r blue eyes, strong dark oroS S.ayebrows
smoo,h compressed nose, small hauuso ~ o,aou,h
1901 ,e, of teeth, round chm Olaea ~. ." ae
mi heard, speaks German huosa'''E .osc
cIoysk. some French and i'a'ian. on
s;sns or marks are, natural comp ",aosss .
az hair on the crown vcrg'pg On oa'o ra;ssd
,.r.hly broad chest, rather ia. "an snse
dsGcste white hand. with long 'sPefus %
Hi, demeanor calmi solemn ~ aara,ly
handing and imposing; hi, walk sens. ond .
r;eht. hi. voice agreeable, inslhua"p s ND
when he speaks low, very dis.'nc. = a n;s hsiny
He iupresses one with the iaea VI ~. -. hoe
administration enthusiasm u"e'i' I" -.
(nl f,rmed eye; his upward look, 80 p e.aa
n ,s 10. additional force to this impress
a%' s sSs Of hi. character is not revealed
h Ine outward eov appearance. He writes Ge,
nm o" or,hograp hically correct, nor RICH
other respects horn Miss Me>z,enya,
nossa ;, Kossa,h, more Than .hiry yea
OF luz ~ Catholic religion; tall, 'n'n,
ss S..n fac aee brown cOmplt1son a. s Sss