The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-26

AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR THE HUNG ARIANs-THE |
CONDITION OF THE REFUGEES, ETC

Turkey.
AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR THE HUNGARIANs-rnE
CONDITION OF THE REFUGEES. ETC
The American Minister, MIR. Carr ct Constsutipople
has received letter this letter was published several
American citizens who held meeting At bs Hosi Ss
Paix At Paris the 22d month for the purpose
ofeIpresiDg their sympsthy for the refugees
upon Mr. Carr to exert himself In favor Of Kossuth and
his friends, who have sought refuge in the Ottoman
Is.oTy ina. ne WIN place any ships Of the American
should be necessary for them to fly from the Sultans
domisions; and that when an opportunity offers Mr.
Carr will express to his Majesty Abdul Medjid how
much his noble and generous conduct in the present
question Is calculated to excite the admiration of the
take in this The letter has not probsbl, ths
hands Of Mr. Carr Our previous accounts stated that
he left Constsntinope about the time this note was
drawn up in Paris Ed Herald.
Matters here are not much changed since our last
publication The refugees were still at Wddin care
fully guarded but comfortably treated than be-
diton to England France or America whilst the news
daily arriving Of the murderous atrocities perpetrsted
much apprehension for the future
The entire number Of renegsdes is now reported at
he has made Sns profession Of fssmsm '''n 'HA'
There had been public Thanksgiving the mosq
Tor the conversion OF three Gisoar generals Of such
putstion as Benz Stein and Kmetty The first OF these
has been invested with the rank Of vizier and the
Mussulmsn name of Mourad Pasha.
A correspondent, writing from Constsntinople, thus
refers to the activity prevailing there-The Turks
continue their warlike preparations and their whole
fleet will BIO ready quickly for they actively
Turkey is now in a state to defy Russia.
The Porte has Issued to all the civil and military
with Russia and Austria 1t is stated that so far the
rupture is temporary, and no apprehenons whatever
are entertained Of events taking unfsvorabe turn
this thsyi will be Informed by future advices The
employees likewise formally instructed to give aid
and protection to all the refugees who might appeal for
mes I'M mi fha
moves Of the cabinet by delivering them over to the
foreign authorizes who might hsppsn to claim them.
Austria and Hungary.
The Austrian ministry, in its want Of money has
taken leaf out Of the English tax book and has pub
shed imperial order for income tax be levied
for the 1850 This is provisional until the meet
Ing OF TIE Diet which some persons, discomposed by
the Greek Kslends, that Is never paw -
After oil the judicial murders that have been perpe-
trated in Hungary by Haynau (whose agency In them
government, which ordered and sanctioned themJ he
las actually at Presburg and Pesth opened the prison
doors for the relief of some parties who there i'm
Two executions had taken place In Transylvsnia,
Andrew Ismas end Ladislaus Sander having been
hung at Kaussnberg. The latter accused OF
having put to death seventeen Walac hans whom he
lad orders to transport to Wallschia.
Ihu'y four fresh combinations had been pro-
fnement with hard labor for the Of four years
down TO the term OF two months.
that all officers who returned to the Austrian standard
previous to the 26th November ls4s shall be restored
Internationally to their rank; that the same favor
shall be extended to those who returned previous to
the end Of last January, provided there exist
sonsbs ground for suspectpg their loyalty and that
all who returned from LIST February to lsth April may
be rsinrtated after undergoing examination
The bohemian papers publish an interesting letter
which the late Count Louis addressed to the
Hungarian Parliament the I'd OF October 1sa8 and
hich expresses In the strongest terms the writer's
abborresce Of the murder Of Count Lamberg, and in
which protesting against many illegal which
the Parliament had been induced to take, the Count
Rntthy resigus his Office Minister and his seat
ss member Il the Hungarian Parliament.
The Austrian official" prints portray the suffer-
state that from fear OF being obliged to embrace Maho
great number Of them desired to return
their own country From 900 to 900 had already
rsturps1 and we're t. enter the Austrian service.
Generals BEN and Guyon were using every srertion to
prevent Others from following their example.
Another execution had taken place at Aradl Louis
kHtbinsky, ofszspbalon, vas shet there the 25th
ult His crime 10 not stated
Authority has been granted by the Austrian govern
ment for the printing OF journal 10 the Hungarian
language, to be called the nsngari Garette
Three Of the Vienna newspaper To be prosecuted
for transferring 10 their columns an article from
bohemian journal relative to DR. Bischon. The Fri
bunals Of Fret Instance and Of Appeal have acquitted
the latter gentle man Who Is new at liberty
The Austrian government, by an imperial decree,
has imposed temporary tax for the year 1850,
varying from one TO tea per cent II Is intended to
meet the expenses Of the army alone.
The Jesuits fast returning to Austria. Some of
them have already arrived at kong-gratz, and pre-
sfstobs being mate In Vienna for the
II the female Jesuits OF the order OF the Redeems
Austria has ordered the denle. Dukls Jublunka
and Pryymys leading from Gaicis Into Hungary, TO
be carefully fortified.