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LETTERS FROM KOsSUTH TO BEN.


OF which are published in the OSierreichtsche Cor
respondent. Kussuih is said in them to complain of
Gorgey, and of the want of harmony among the
Generals in the South We translate the following
for The Tribune. They are full of interest:
PEsTH, June %, 1919.
| must candidly and honestly express the opinion
that il we rapidly, very rapidly, concentrate our
forces; The country is saved--f not, she Is lost.
must say, with bleeding heart, it Is true, but still
with firm conviction. that am prepared. it 1t could
be done at once, 10 give up whole provinces, even
ihree-quarers of The country, III order to see our
forces rapidly concentrated. For thus we can van
quiS the enemy and when he is vanqulshed, the lost
PROVINCES will fall hack If themselves; but If the SUI
preme power uverrown, the Whole nation, pOllti-
cally considered falls To the ground, and the prov
lnces do no good. therefore wish that you would
come it'll your whole force, combine with our ar
my, aud take the supreme command. We shall thus
overcome all our enemies in turn and conquer the
freedom Of the world. If this cannot be done, fear
that catastrophe must take place within fortnight.
Meantime will defend the country to the last man.
now cali the whole Hungarian people to arms
l.. KOSSUTH.
SzEGEDrN, July %, 1S49.
A Circumstance has happened 10 the last degree
unfortunate for me, and for you. and for the whole
country. Gen. Gorgsy writes from Comorn on July
20: "The battle of Raab is lost. The enemy will be
in Buda in As hours" The Government must attend
to the securing of the stores, the bank, &c. had
no garrison in Pestb, aud hence unwilling TO
leave the bank note machinery exposed to being car
rIed off in case of unfavorable event. WIS
therefore obliged to take it pieces, and cause 1t to
be transported to Szegedn "a heavy load, OF at least
900 hundred weight of presses aud matrices) just
at the time when account Of the approach OF the
Russians, was obliged to break up the apparatus at
Debreczn. The erection took at least IA days, and
for that time fabricated no money. You therefore
get nothing except the 125,000 forms, which sent
a. O-L a hat
do but | am no God, and cannot create ou OF no.
thing. For whole year, nothing has come in; emp
iy purses and At this moment, have the fol-
lowing troops TO sustain: in Transylyanla 40 600
men; Upper army and Comorn as, 0UO South army
3G, 900; Thesis army $4,000; Peterwardein 5000;
Grosswarden, Arad Szegedn, Baja, Zarunder, Granz-
GORDON and small detachmens, 10 900; in tie whole,
IT'S 600 men.
Besides the reserved squadrons of Is Hussar reg-
mcnis. battaons in erecting Notifications, 10000
sick, GU, 600 militia to be sustaned-powder-mis,
boundaries. armories, boring of cannon, making of
bayones, "a 600 prisoners, the whole civil admins
traton. This, General, is trifle, and the bank
note apparatus has not worked for fortnight. ask
for patience. | not God. l can die for my coun-
try, but cannot make Creation" In three days,
the bank will again be in order and can then deliv-
er to your treasurer 10000 florins week. You
write for 900 forms, ard this is scarce u
tenth part Of our monthly expenses So much for
something very important. Boexes and Balliach,
emigranis from Wallachia have proposed 10 me to
form Walla chian legion have accepted the offer.
in general and referred them for details to the COM
mander-in-chief. | recommend them. The matter is
of great consequence. If you should return into
Wallachia, hope, this battalion will form the
advanced guard. The effect would be incolculabe.
consider i, very important announce in the proc
lamations that we came friends Of the Turks and
WallacIians, 10 free them from the Russian yoke.
The Turks pursue a two-sided policy. We must
compromise them" L.. kOSSUTH.
The SURRENDER.-The Vienna journals of the
18Th full of details the submission of General
Gorgey, and the correspondent: of the independence
of Brussels thus resumes the theme: According TO
some journals, Gorgey was invested with the dicta-
torship, but whether by Kossuh or the Diet is not
stated aud he laid down his arms after having sent
orders 10 yield, not only to the commanders of the
different corps but also to the commanders Of the
foriresses still occupied by the insurgents. 1t is add
ed that, according letter from Semlin, Dembinski
has laid down his with 10000 men. According
TO archer version, Gorgey seeing that prolonged
resistance would be vain, summoned the other CON-
manders of the Magyar troops and fortresses to
YIELD" In p. S. the correspondent writes: IL learn
this moment that Count Sollick arrived last evening
with dispatches from Gen. Haynau for the Emperor.
If my information be correct, Kossuih attempted to
enter into negotiations with Marshal Paskewitch, but
his oYertures not accepted, whereupon he made
over all his civil and military powers TO Gorgey
The latter, with the advice of his Council, then in
/ formed the Russian General Rudiger, that he wal
resolved to yield. No conditions with respect to the
submission stipulated; the Hungarinns having
thought they would obtain more from the generosity
of the Emperor by voluntary submission than il
laying down conditions. Russian Commissioner:
had been sent to the camp of Gorgey, and they were
it is said, struck with the order which regned in ht
camp. at the uniforms and accou,renents Of The
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troops in the camp were nine Hun garlan regiments
who fired their last shot in the air, and then piled VI
their arms Count Soltck also announces, il is said
that invitations yield had been addressed by Gorge
to the commanders of the fortresses of Arad, Comorn
und Peerwarden; and il Is not doubted that Klopka
ON intimate friend of Gorgey, will promptly comply
and open the gates of COnorn the imperial troops
In passing by the headquarters of the Ban Jeachch
Count Soltick learned it is said, that Kossuth ant
Benz had crossed the Turkish frontier" The German
Reform says the force Of Gorgey when he surrender
ed was only 81 ,00O men, with so guns. The Aus
trian L0yds states that it was in assembly a
Neurad. on the ilth, that Gorgey, on Kossuths pro
position, proclaimed Dictator, and after long de
liberation resolved to yield. Ali the Austrian jour
nails consider the in Hungary definitely at a
end, as they do not doubt that all the other corps
armee will surrender and that if there should be
bands Of parisans they will soon be put down. Tn
Independence Of Brussels mentions report that th
Emperor Of Russia has pat price on Kossuih's head
the price being 10000 roubles.
How GoRGEY SURRENDERED.-The London Time
takes tn, following Of the surrender of Gorgey
The great victory Of Gen. Haynun at the battle o.
Temesvar, fought in the neighborhood OF that city
| ON the 10Th inst, and the submission of Gen. Gorge
at the head Of his entire division have appeared 4
give abrupt termination 10 the struggle; but il
reality both these events were the results to whic
the whule plan of the campaign obviously tended
FROM tie moment that tie advance of the main bod
Of the Russians had secured the line OF the Uppe
Tbeiss, the communication of Gorgey aud the prin
cipal forces of the Mngyars was obviously cut of