New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
M. Puiz.ky. the Hungarian Envoy.

The distine uished suthor OF the " Revelations
Of Russia" speaks a. follows OF Pulzsky, the Hun
ssrisn Envoy to London We copy from the pal's
Nss
NJ PulIsky, who may De Ia his thirty sixth year
belongs % an ancient noble Protestant family Brought
up sroheolosiss, ia conformity with the Austrian
policy which studies how 10 divert intellectual de
velopment from present progress, he De- anne among
the Msgyars sort Of Young England theerisi hope
ful OF reform through mcd a. example and recurrence
60 the past Travel however seems u have m ldintc
his views aud It's nrst fruits The pubcsuen Of
popular account OF this country which be visited dur
ins ksterhsxy's embassy Ia lrSo he nrst acquired
celebrity through a controversy IN the Alse~siac La
me with the famous bohemian Count Thur
consequence OF which was his subsequent return al
the age Of p 70 the hungarian Diet Here nc was
named member and aiterwArd reporter OF two dis
tinet committees OF inquiry into the criminal and com
mercis laws which were principally revised In accord
snee with his suggestions
Originally mild Opposition member he contracted
an inIimscy with psak and hossuth, Just hoersted
from the long aud ieesl Imprisonment he had suffered
for eonsutuuonsly publishing the debates Of the Diet
and became converted inIo formidable Parliamentary
opponent tie had. however, retired into prlvacy, Tor
he purpose OF culuysrng and improving his estates
when the accession OF his party 10 power in lsfe and
his appointment IS Under Secretary 0i state obliged
him 20 Renter public lite. When his chief Esierhszy
followed the Emperor into Austria NJ Pulxsky remain
ed from May u October, ls4S al the hesd OF thst De
Psrtm~AN II was IN THIS capacity that With hsihyan
he represented Hungary n the Conference lheld
through the mediation OF the Archduke Regent with
JeAscAlco AoOUt tnls lime he made a reply chArAc-
tcristc Of the Magyar, aud which has ACQUIRED some
Subsequent oeleefly-to the Imperial Minister Oohh
hof whom be was approaching with his Regeneration
toward the Hangsrians.
The fsct Is said N0eblhot. "yOu NssvArs ARE A.
wave scheming riots snd rebellOns"
Sir" replied Pulzsky. in Hungary We neyer rs.s
rehelhons-we make revolutions II YOU drive us into
one our fret act may be ~ come here and hang YOU
for your dcphcity'
When lew days after October 6) the Revolution
broke out IN Vienna during which Count Lstoar
murdered the Archduchess Sophie Tor Madame Cam
srills abe 10 cslledl remembering the words 81
Falrsky, and attrbuung the movement 10 MS insuga
tion And Hungarian gold hired band OF rGfiSns %
hang him ~ his doors fate he Narrowly escaped
The trial and scUittsl OF his Secretary heniz a.
proved hoWevei, beyond doubt that neither PsixsNy
nor any other Hungarian had participated IN TIE oui
break. sent BY the Diet 10 Nlenns. he soon tresa~
the suit which the condgct OF the eDnese leaders
WAS tending snd alter frutess remoustrance retrcd
the Hung arisn srmy.
His last words 70 Rooert Blum recall the pTCpheuc
aaiss c9rss saas t BY which the Prince oi Orange
answered Count Esmonts Ada, grisSs, saas tyrs.
via 81 should only remain here 10 Be shot or hanged
with you
tow dsys after, while Pulszky. sword in hsrd. and
by the side OF kossath attacking the nperisists
poor Robert Blum deliberately shot BY Wifdisch
srat,. for q resistance which be never inside.