Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

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?, Tufkeu.- -Adyices from Constantinople
state that an army of go, 900 men had been
ordered to assemble on The Hungarian frontier
to protect the Turkish territory and to disarm
all who made the attempt to cross the frontier.
A Russian Polish paper states that a republi-
can conspiracy has heen discovered in Rus
sia; that the conspirators intended to overturn
the reigning dynasty and establish republic
Numerous arrests had been made.
s The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung has let
tiers from Constantinople of the 18th ultlmo,
stating that the relations of Turkey with Hun
gary are beginning to assume more friendly
character than they have hitherto had, A
large Turkish army is being concentrated be-
tween Semlin and Orshova TO protect the from
tier against the Imperialst armies, and to DIS
arm the insurgent Bosnians.
Prussia, VIENNA, July 2O.--The Journal
de Forme says the majority of the public is
convinced that the German complications may
lead to serious conflict between Austria and
Prussia. Public opinion is much excited and
very uneasy on the subject, and war is con-
sidered inevitable.
Two Austrian Counts were killed on the
10Th ult., at the stoIming of the Geldcar by
the Hungarians.
Kossuth is still said to be on board an arm
ed steamer in the Danube.
Rumors of another instruction at Vienna
were afoat. causing great excitement.
Denmark and Holstein The Prospect Of
Peace-The march of the German and SchIes-
wig troops from Jutland commenced on the
23d ult., and the greater part, if not the whole
of them, will by this time have arrived south
of the line of demarcation in Schleswig. On
the 25th ultimo, the Schleswig Assembly ad-
iourned its sittings to the 9th of August.
A Frankfort paper says that there is Sc
cret article in the armistice between Prussia
and Denmark, by which Prussia engages to
execute the armistice, notwithstanding the
opposition of the Duchies, and TO enforce its
observance on the part of the Schleswig- Hol-
steiners by force of arms, if necessary.
The Danish blockade of the Elbe was to be
raised on the goth August
PRocLAMATIoNs.-Th annexed procama-
tons have been lately issued by the Hunga-
rian and Austrian leaders respectively. They
are indicative of the spirit in which the war
is carried on on the different sides Nothing
can exceed the cool brutality of Haynan's
manifesto -
address by ~ Kossotth.-The following ell
ouuent address to the nations of Europe forms
part of a proclamation recently issued by M.
Kossuth.
The armies of the Hungarian nation have
already fought out their quarrel with Austria
The liberated country needs only to be made
to flourish. But the House of Hapsburg L,r-
rains had once more petitioned the Russian
despot for aid, and he broke into Hungary at
the head of 100, 900 Russian troops; through
Constadt, Lemberg, and Vienna, he broke in
to our Countrywide country of the martyrs of
liberty.
We do not throw down our arms We will
fight the armies of the allied tyTants of Europe.
God is Just; his power is almighty he hal
lows the batte-f for the weak, and the
strength of the mighty and the wicked is bro
ken.
But we would speak a loud and solemn
warning to the constitutional Governments
and the nations of Europe:
Ye Governments we are the official guar
dams of the liberty and the legitimate INFER
ests not only of your own countries, but of all
Europe. A tremendous responsibility rests
which YOU allow to be committed against lib
GEIV duu TIT VI llltI't WIZ SOAIC AOulC ~
you and the lands ye govern!
Wake up, oh We people at the approach Of
this enormous danger. The tyrants' armies
are banded together to tread under foot, and
to silence every free word. They have begun
in Germany, in Italy, and in this our land Of
Hungary
Thou naughty English nation Hast thou
forgotten that thou hast destroyed the princi-
pie of non intervention, that thou now suffer-
est an intervention directed against constitu-
tional liberty? Not only dost thou not de-
fend the holy cause of constitutional liberty,
but thou lendest aid to the banner of tyranny
by suffering this coalition of tyrants. The
proud pennon of the British mast is threaten
ed with disgrace. God will withdraw the
blessings he has lent it, if it prove untrue to
the cause to which it owes it's fame.
Awake, oh people of Europe On Hunga-
ran ground the battle for the freedom of Eu-
rope is fighting. With this country the free
world will lose a powerful member. In this
nation true and heroic champion will perish.
For we shall fight until we spill the last drop
| of our blood, that our country may either be-
come chosen sanctuary of freedom, conse-
Grated with our blood, or shall form damning
monument to all eternity in token of the man.
ner in which tyrants can league to destroy
free people and free nations, and of the shame
| full manner in which free countries abandon
one another.
Signed, NJ KossUTH, Governor.
| B. SzEMERE, Pres't of Council.
Pesth, 81 July.
Proclamation Of Haynan to the Inhabitants
of Buda and Pesh.-" After several victo-
! ries, which the imperial arms have obtained
over those of the traitors, we are again among
you w have again planted the imperial
standard on your steeples. But our feelings
are far different from what they were when
we left you short time ago. Doomed to
| death is every person, no matter OF what rank
| or sex-doomed to instant death, on the spot
of the crime, is every one who dares 10 assist
the cause of the rebels, by words, or by deeds,
or by revolutionary dress; doomed to instant
death is every one who dares to insult any of
my soldiers, or of those of our allies; doomed
to instant death is every one who enters into
traitorous communication with the enemies OF
the Crown, or who maliciously presumes by
rumors to assist the rebellion or to conceal
| weapons
The Austrian General Haynan issued the
following diabolical proclamation ON the goth
ult before leaving Pesth:
-" To tho inhabitants of Buda and Pesh =
Scarcely arrived within your walls, quit them
again with the greater part of the troops.
expect that during my absence you will touch
not a hair of one of my officers or soldiers that
stay behind, nor of those of the brave army in
alliance with rs for the holy end of e-estab-