Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

sons chosen or approved BY the Pope is merely
cunsutalive-The Pope may feet MS VIE 'i'e
Roman people can DO no,biug. Has the itnen
Gcvernmcn, violated Art. oil the Cons'i,u.'oi.'
Lei the sentence OF The Judges De ~na' y VIC ,,
all Europe will aIswef-Yesi Inc hIuI'e c ua'
bt en- violated. We rerea' i, Inc ~ 1i oep-
,emher has decided Tie question. And Whatever
hs The seo,rnce OF The Judges. let The accused
c,rs,,p themselves; sooner or later they VIII
cave their prison greeted with The grateful sP-
nlause oil France"
P'~'' HUNGARY.
AppRgss FaoM KLAPKA TO HIS ARMY ne
German papers publish the following prooiaiha-
lion. which Gen. kiapKs, The late Commander
of The Fortress Of CoDurn, addressed 10 inc gar
fson .; that place on the occasion OF Inc capt.
ulsticn:
oCom,adcs | am sad OF heart IN addressing
YOU fer the last time You, who ale oouhu 70
lne by so many lies OF grief and joy; shaftIs IN
glory, lhoGgh emana;ing from the piooa 81 our
brethren. II is bur a short lime since we entered
upop our elorious and continuous career. we
have slriycn 10 reach The goal and We have s.Tlv-
IN. TOO. With The most generous devotion. we
ali MI that neral mcn could do, and we can
calmly face GCd's judsment.seal and thai 81 the
word. Blu. our efforts ayailed not, and we gun
The scene OF our combals, The grave oil SD many
patriotic hopes; Tor though VIC might still nave
shed our blood on il, il was decteca mat oCr
death could not BIZ Of service 10 our poor country
That Country demands This last sacfihce; II
wants cur lives for future day. Wequi' Int
field OF battle because We owe sacfen dnty 10
Hungary, for 10 he slaunchness oil cur devotion
lies all lis hopes 81 iulure salvation.
"Comrade>! coatnue 10 be what you archie
pillars and The hope OF Hungary. Your laie
TASK has been executed with a manly anc lnlre-
pid spirit You yielded, but it was TO tate--you
bent before lhe irresistible impetus OF Inc iaie
events. This consciousness ought 10 be your
comfort You saved your honor. Comfades!
receive the warmesl thanks OF the country Tor
your bravery and devotion, and with j; my SID
cerc and heartfelt adieus. God bless you all.
GEORGE kLAPKA."
SKETCH OF THE COUNT BATTIY-
ANI.-The following sketch OF The laIc EI-Pic-
mier OF Hungary is Interesting
"Balhyani was mol a iayorite with The Hun
gariaus. The proud and poweIiui masna'e who
devoted himself with energy 10 The liberal cause,
without ou,-slepping constitutional Limits, was
column Of support OF he opposition, al the In
pera Diet whom even the presiding imperial
princes feared and esteemed. His cool reason
was as lue capable o barbofing treason against
the King as his ars,ocraiic price was Of raising
the people 10 The throne. Ills ambition 10 hold
an iphuec,ial position vas satisfied when lie
was appointed Prime Minister Of Hungary; but
the love which be cnierla nee Tor his country, and
his penelgations that euaraneies against further
Infringement o.. the constitution by the Vienna
cabinel, could aoae save he Empire, drove him
TO open Steps against The iniiigues Vi The AUS
TRAN cabiEei.
Abandoned by Archduke Stephen at most
critical moment, when JIG lalich was advancing
on Pesth, Bauhyani 'eislhat he possessed neither
the talent nor the power 10 manage The rudder ol
The revolutionary movement; Ire king and his
stakeholder had LETT the country in contradiction
TO their own words; power'ess gogefnmen in
Office al Vienna, and national Using al Pcslh.
The athletic frame al Bat.hyani sank under The
,xerion he fell sick, ard The extraordinary
course oil eveEts alone, oGce more made him lake
his seat in he Diel 10 cnteavor 10 procure a
peaceful scluicn. On his proposition a tepua-
lion wai,d upon Prince WiEdischsraiz and 81
liue did his conscience upbfaid him, that when
the mperia! troops entered he did not think
oi leaving his own house. E'gh, days or
more elapsed before he was arrested, and h. was
greatly incenseG IL The outrage. Tic refused IL
reply 10 the iEicTrosa iurits OF tie military
tribunal and demanded, as a nobleman, to
be tiled before competent tribunal and as a
minister 10 he heard before hs die, the Empire.
The military tribunal threatened TO have him
sho'; but he proud magnate Ieplied.by disiainlul
silence. When oilers Ct his own class were
tried before he military commission, BAubyani
then refused TO be an exceptional case. aad le>
ruted The charges brought against him. 50 that lie
was ordered 10 be set al liberty. The coma siion
was rerrimanded for not having found him
guilty, aud after the lapse OF some months an,
other military commission found him guilty for
hay In rarorifr n rnipisfar nutSlanp.I
the concessions Of March, and infriDged the
Pfagmatic Sanction. But this was not enough
for Haynau, who sentenced one of the highest
disnilaries of the State 10 die The ignominious
death Of fcon upon The scafod by the hands
of The common hangman. \ voice of mercy, an
act of pardon, was expected, when the imperial
flag was uhfurled frcm the battle nenls Of Com
orn; instead OF which the people who hoped for
reconciliation have been hurled away from tho
throne. The Mayors now hope nothing -ex>
pee, nothing from Austria; her plighted faith
has been broken, The constitution violated.
They point with disdain at ar Austrian ministry
which allows The perpetra,ion of acts Of atroc,y,
disgrace to civilization, and 10 the century we
live in. The German Inhabitants of Hungary
blush for very shame in The presence Of their
Hungarian fellow citizens, and draw closer to-
wards them than heretofore. The day will come
when Austria will stand in ueed OF Hungary,
and we shall have TO inform our children how
The Austrian government dealt with the misgui.
jed, and 10 what guise she held out hand OF
reconciliation in the days OF universal commo-
lion. AS the murder of Lamberg ard Latour led
TO a new epoch in like manner is the execution
Of Batthyani noted down as the commencement
of new period in the history Of Hungary.
KOsSUTH'S CHILDREN In THE ClTA,
DEL OF PRESSURE.
A friend, military man, (writes the Vienna
correspondent OF he Times who has inst return
ed IRON Presbury, has favored me with some au.
hentic information as 10 The wo;nen and children
DOW confiucd III the castle Of that city. he states
that The report oil Pusky's cnlclen being there j:
erroneous, bu, that Kossulh's Two sons and on,
daughter, as also Two OF Guyon's children are il
he hands OF the lmperialis's Perzel's wife anc
The two Barunesses Splenyi, ale also inhabhanI
of The castle. My informant tells mt that IN,
lille Kossurhs are so lolaily without pecuniary
resources, that General Haynau was moved b,
compassion 10 ceposi $40 in The hands Of lL,
Governor Of The castle for their benefit. Tn,
tutor OF Kossu,h's children, who was concerned
in the rebellion, has been removed by the auho
rites, but the sOvefness has been left with he
helpess charges The Ladies Spenvi are any
,ihing but cast down, and exhibit "a bold unblush
Ing 'front.'" buas,ing, as oil yo!e, Of their high nj
mighty Connections. Madame Peizel would will
ingly have her children with her, hot her hus
band, in his hurry 10 escape, left her without
money, and she has not wher,wh 10 deffay lht
expenses OF their journey. Another officer who
has Just arrived here from Comurn, Informs mt
tina; he had when laere an opportunity 81 .eeins
Asserman's aid ac-camp, who, having laii aside
the modesly and timidi;y OF her sex. had not or
.toaSed The Honved Uniform, bul had teen &C
lively engaged in fourteen bali,s. This seconc
Jean OF Atc is about twenty years OF age"
PORTUGAL.
TRoUELE WITH TIE USiTEo SrATgs.-A lete
dated Lisbon, Uc'. B, says: IAN unexpected
circumstance has occurred here, arising from III,
last war bclweca Great Britain and Inc United
States An American ptiyaicer was chased BY
British vessel q va! u much superior force
aud The former. 10 avoid capiure, ran unicr The
batteries OF Favai, thereof placing himself in
neuiral waters. The British vessel manned hei
boats, and proceeded toward the nriva ceT with 2
view 10 hoard her; tn, Int boats we're healrn Of
they, however, returned with reinforcement
In the meanwhile The crew Of the pTivalcer