New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
Circular of the Hungarian Government.

Hungarian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, addressed "a
the Hungarian Legation At Paris
Aner the OF which the Austrian dynasty has been
guilty toward Nation and especially tow ard the King
dom OF Hungary, might be supposed that Us sanguinary
rage would be gluted, that should longer have to
record the history OF unhappy country any deed
Of injustice or cruelty
Treason perjury violation Of Pill GIFTED faith inidgges
excitement 20 REVOLT alliance with murderous hordes
that do nothing but .lay. burn and piage the arrest of
rucebearers the imprisonment Of PATROLS their conden-
nation and execution contrary 10 all law the exoron Of
money the fraudulent emission OF paper currency.
every kind Of injustice bombsrdment and burning Of
cities without cause the savage destruction Of private
properly well Of the public stores. the oursge u
personal rghs everything which lerhes and .cksns u c
soul-these part Of the atrocities which have been
Indicted on our unhappy country
Hungary suffers bui she has never Ell the path Of JUS
dee, never yielded to policy Of vengeance made
OF lke these the pretel.e Of fepnsas The
Hungarian nation victorious In close quarters BY ne
hero-m OF soldiers and justice OF IL arms, the
Of her soldiers has shed bis blood In defense
he person, sparng the enemy Ia the hickest Of Tie Ugh
This explains the profound grief which Is felt by this
ton when u sees the gnomlnous treatment its unhappy
combassnis who fall into the hands of the barbarous
my There is act Of nhumanIiy which has DOT been
committed by he Austrian mefcenanes towards these W
fated cspnves To be exposed 10 tho pains Of iamineo
be dragged, without cause, from plsce anothefo
be loaded with Insulting words and personal inunesof
ten even to be condemned 10 deah-.uch their 0rii
nary tate while. the contrary Ia the Hungarian camp,
the majority u Austrian prisoners have enjoyed humane
and generous treatment, and some Of them have given
public testimony Of their gratitude.
The General IN Chief Of The Hungarian army. hoping 90
put snd 10 such state Of hinge addressed dispatch 10
the commanding Marshal Of the Austrian army While
he upbraided him with bsseness Of h. conduct he
manded him longer suy the Of The Austrian
army ADD that Of It's officers Beside be pointed Out 90
him that 3 1900 Austrian prisoners, and almost a.
large number VI .ck and wounded. now 10 our
hands that his number far surpassed that u TIE hlnga
ran prisoners and that among The Austans there ~7fr
officers OF superior rank Hungarian by birth. and hence
guilty Of treason toward their country and that only
awaited the 6rsi signal FOR The head Of any msssacred
Hungarian 70 ie reyeDged BY triple execution
But his appeal TO the General without effect On
.Ae contrary, new crime committed.
The Baron Asdy ani. the heroic defender Of he fort
Leopoidsiadt as well q. he Artillery Captain Gruber 'e
INTO the hands 20 the enemy the ;apl anon u part
o the garrison They aiken from one prison 70 arc
her for several months hey then subjected 70 81
Illegal trial ard IN spite Of the protest q our genera 10
chief 20 which BOT even answer wac received these
7eer. were put 20 death FOR hsvsg performed hsrduy
Ia defending the fortress Ard 20 make the ersellon more
degrading. th-y we're sentenced 70 be hung
Hunyarv a. always held such cruel rcprsas 10 horror
eseens TOO highly the lives o. ts brave citizens % de-
vsr them Up 70 savage usssacres and for hs reason
be Government has decided 10 depart Ia Tie future
rom he measures which have hitherto been dictated DO %
y 4 sense Of humanity
sail me lot Of unhappy prisoners - involved 10 10
1o.r cruel uncertainty whether hey have fallen 1-o he
.nss Of the enemy prisoners Of war or a. Po.iaea
r,ouers For his =njou upon you 10 impress
zee faes on the Government 10 which yOu are 'enL l1
he name Of humanity and cviizsnou, censn-oi % 70 a.
IN % 20 put a. end 70 Ihes- urheart Of grizzlies
n the foreign powers .hai prove unwilling 70 ac -
=, hen A. eAs, MAINTAIN The rzt q divIe lsrce srd
be sacred rshts Of The people By making Alsira fee ne
,.yrsee q such proceedings. WORTHY Of savage nsions
"A save he life Of many housa1d men, or a. -as.
.suase their sufertn.s
D-,ource the.- atrocities 70 The press. that public
,isiou nay Judge those Who are stained with .hese
ines, AID tae.r names may be covered with etsrrai g.
osinv IL fne declare hal The Government its-if viii
rerv desire 10 restrain he people ADD The SOLDER viii
,r be unable O. corfro the erasp.rst0ns which .be.4
u. have caused ard nothing Re terrible than
vsr 70 th- DEAN E1rn every axes BIZ xhis frf s
~ hands Count CAsIAlk BAIHIASY
Minister ForeKr A1s.r.
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