The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06


thers executions h~ replied by holding out the
msnt which conferred unlimited powers upon him
sns sm ready to tass upon mysslf the responsibility
cf my acts So much Il h~ feared that the officials Ia
Pssth rsmblsd for their lives because they had not
hanged BAtthyau ut Instead Of postponing toe
execution for twelve hours Haynau Is said to ma Va
been greatly incensed when he heard OF the postpone
ment.n
The Official Gazette Of Pesh Of the eth, publishes the
sentence ~ follows
Louis Count Batrhyan. native Of Presburg aged forty
Of arr ntSwns IN part. ass
n.y. Ssuea or 70 "r
ostsrigPns rhs administrative linis of Hungary, as
si bonds urgsy hereditary States the
d.nsr yiosn ~ to overthrow the c'n
sttutien Of tho state also of having after having
BY joining III, By making public sp
.1s The ssu. ss Of ri the
volutop has be- for the crime OF high treason, sentenced
susor and conhrmation and pubieasion t6ss
"PestA. October T. lsis'
THK EXECUTION.
The Vienna journals and private correspondence OF
the 18th inst state that the tIsgo death OF Count
Louis Bstthysni still the all absorbing topic OF
In every circs casting into the shade the
important question Of IN European war-s Qusstioa
which IL ON the eve OF solution. . few days must
nov bring the reply Of the northern sutocrxt to the
fim though peacefully worded joint note Of England
aud France on the Turkish question. Every journal
In the Austrian capital and the fact remarkable
s'gnihcsnt-b"idly speaks Its condemnation of Hsynau
and OF the government that allows him place his
heel upon the head OF uDoffsnding and PROSTATE
foe. The 0si Dentsche Post thus expresses ITSELF:
"Ths execution Of Count Bsthy of the most
enigmsticsl acts Of government What object can
there be In these political utions in Hungary
To inspire terror? the land 10 bowed down. II will
be long before Hungary again raise the standard
OF rebellion And will Theses dxments eud nov
that they have commenced Why hang one aud par.
don the other Klspka may be seem the opera 1T
Pesth ana Gog-y psraDbuStes klsgsnfurt; whilst on
the oz Psiz IN pesth. their fellows bangle from the
and prudent cspitulation CT omora-the keys OF Hun
gary without drop OF blood being shed The bloody
drama is over, men said, peaceful times sr. coming
the day OF reconciliation org apizaton of the TAB
RE Of tb. Stats When To- suddenly the curtain rises
and displays to view sixth act terrible scene OF
biood,bed The European public will prououncs Va
rious judgme nt- upon IL we shall conue to
the pie question " therefore, this?n
The Con,hfuhonoi Gazette quotes saying of Fox:
The WORT revolution restoration And then adds:
-" The sword good too to uprooy weeds and break
the ground for the reception OF seed but 1t is
eye and tooth for tooth may encs have been allow.
cd but those are bygone d.ysiv
Bauby ani's wife has retired TO Tot secluded coun
try seat the property Of Count Stephen arsy in the
vicinity Of Pesth She Is accomplished BY her sister
Countess George Caroyi Both are Of the Itchy fami
w. Countess bstthyanf is said TO have BROUGHT hsr
husband millions Of forms her marriage Dor
tion She purposes withdrawing altogether from socie
~, leaving her property to her sons
The Peshrr Ze,fDms brings some additional particu
ami. IN the sfternoen . o~tachnsnt Of Jsgers
dered to The place Of execution the to witch
we're blocked ny posts OF cavalry Towards six clock
the Count bad recovered sufficiently from the fsntness
occsson-d by bsoss Of blood ss to be able leaning
the Of the CLERGY who sttsnd-d him to totter
down the staircase Of the building lie dress
ed In black, and wore light blue cap, embroidered
with silver this luxuriant beard which appeared to
have been grizsed by suffering hung wildly about his
CHASTITY bsggsId features He declined the Of the
medical attendant who offered t. support him the
other ride and walked With calm dignity towards the
wall whc fsces the place of tsnd Here the party
halted The Count eyes we're bound with . white
handkerchief HIS last words we're request that his
The Jsgers ieve~d their pieces and the report Was
scarcely beard before the once prime minister Of Hun
gary lay extended on the ground, . corpse.
IL said that hungarian ladies OF high rank sought
to dip their hssdksrchiss In the blood OF the slsugh
tsr mssnste but were r.pased from tbs fatal spot BY
the soldiery An Understandable tumult OF feeling agi
tstsd the city. Military precautions we're taken, ~
against an Imminent outbreak Patrols moved st fire.
QIent intervals through the streets dspersng the be-
wiidsred groups that commented In whispers on the
terrible event. 1hs tnme CONDENSATION pervadsd
frehbufg Ard even the giddy cro~d 81 si.sns was one
II stunned by tbe inteligrpce AtPresburg, there was
pIacsId possd up by the authorities, to rcmind the
Inhabitants that be ttsts Of siege Was 10 full force
be Consfrtmionat Gazette ~ Sy'is declares, openly
that the execution Of Count Bsttnyaui 10 death biow
to Austrian authority In Hungary. The Presse, In
judo'ous article, the moderation Of whch reminds US
Of ~ state OF siege questions the utility OF such re-
venges.
SKETCH or TIE COUNT BATrHYANI.
The follo~iDg sketch u the late ex Premier OF Hun
gary 10 interesting =
ttbyapi not . fAvorite with the Hungarians
The proud and powerful msspate Who devoted himself
with energy the liberal cause, without outsteppiog
constitutional limits, column Of support OF the
opposition the imperial Diet whom even the presd-
Ing imperial princes feared and esteemed. Hts cool
little Of barborng treason against
the King hts aris,ncrate pride VAS Of raising the
people the throne HE ambition TO hold an inituen
a position vac satished when he was appointed frtme
Minister OF Hungary but the love which he outer
tanned for his country, and bis penetaton, that qua
raptses agaipst further Infringement OF the oonsttu-
ton by the Vienna cabinet could alone save the I'm.
pre. drove him 10 open steps against the intgues oil
the Austrian cabinet Abandoned BY Archduke Ste
pteb ct . most critical moment, when Jelialic b
vas advancing Pesth Batthyani felt that he pos
tessed neither the talent nor the power TO ma
mage the rudder Of the revolutionary movement; the
king aud his stad holder had lett the country In eoo-
tredicton to their words; powcrless government
In fce At Nienna and paopal rising at Pesth The
athletic frame Bstthy ami sank under the exertion
he fell sick and the extraordinary course OF events
alone made him take Liz seat In the Diet 10
eudeavor to DIT, q peaceful solution. On hs pro-
position a oeputatiun waited upon Prince Wintisch.
little aid hts opsci. upbraid him that
III. Imperial troops entered he did not think OF
lesbnk NE s~h noose .,sne uayr v. "Vie e'sps. I.
pslofe DC Wa AuIestea ~" nc 70, s,s~.y ,.
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