The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
who vas govsrpess here In bankers family IL de-
scribsd as being very intelligent aud anna BILE.


who vas rovsrpess here in bankers family is de-
scribsd as being very intelligent and amiable.
TIE BAKoNY FOREST.
One Of the most extensive forests in The Kingdom 10
that Of Bakony, which traverses more than . dozen
eoupti+s many Of them tn. most highly cultivated,
and the mott tbicky populated in Hungary viz De.
d~Dburg tisenburg SCALA, Fejervarmezye (Weisseu-
burg. Veszprsm Som6ey, &c. Some parts OF this
vious to the tread while others
aiiordrg pasture for the drOves Of swine and Jocks u
rude huss Of the shepherd the swn-hsrd ami the
ary inns which alone offer refuge the occasional
traveller; and whose owners, halt robbcr and half
dlorc are probably quite much to DO feared hs
the more declared bandtti Of the forest. Here aud
there all hamlet rises along the lip OF the esfy
solitude but they are rare and rude and the pilgrim
must have light heart and empty purse who lin
gers among them from love Of the pct uresque ;
Tor the Bskony hears NO peaceful reputation having
long been the haunt Of numerous bands Of
men, as bold a. II not gay Robin Hood himself
Tbsse bsDdtti are generally composed OF deserters
from the army digostsd with Austrian discipline, and
German rule but az opportunity makes thieves he
rpgih constantly reinforced by peasant volunteer
ing to suicide in France or to misanthropy with as
throws The hungarian ferf into one or other Of the
robb.r bands Of the forest and the mystery and ro
nance by which they are surrounded render them
ferabe to either In the eyes Of brave race.
TIE FORTRESS OF CONFORM NEAR RAAB
The town of Comorn is very delightfully."- situa-
ted being only parted from the river by some meadow
lar ttudded with trees Az town il contains little
that picture squc from the water but its line fortress
distant about half mile and built ~ the southern ex
tremity Of the Schutt immediately above the junction
Of the Waag and Danube abrupt point OF land
which seems TO stand In the river, is noble feature in
the landf cape II ~ virgin fortress, which has yet
kui. ed only from the shock Of Earthquake aud
the ComorDiaps pride themselves greatly upon it's i'm
punity, though their neighbours some what saucily
auo,t against them we'll known French proyerb which
rays that "Forteresse assault s femme aaaant
ne sucsombcnt jamSrs" Be this as 1t may, 1t boasts
Of Matthias CorvDus IA its founder and has been
built and strengthened during the present century
while on the opposite shore Of the river lesser fort
has been lately erected by whose assistance it would be
easy for the garrison Of Comorn to rake the Danube
up and down and bar all hostile passage The ram
parts Of the man fortress stretch along the edge Of
The stream to he end Of the promontory and float
ing bridge connects the two sbores
TIE EFFORTS To BRING TURKEY INTO THE FIEI.D--
THE POSITION or FRANCE, ETC, Ere.
The Paris kepuJiique, of the 18th Aug has bold ar
tcle on be war in hupaary-a theme which no doubt
viii BE- well worked during the recess This paper
taking fer granted that Benz has penetrated into Mol.
daviA aud snpposipg that Russia. although she has
violated that territory will nevertheless tyrAnDi0sy
call Turkey to sxp.l the ntruders thus proceeds
The Porte has now magnihosut opportunry il she hsd
much upeIor 70 zoe Ru.aan her army in the Danubian
Of cpine TO that of the Gar. declaration Of by
h Srf s 10 S0q 9s save u. g.PS
vheb IA he true mara Of Russia One word of encourage
taisn. But france viii give it. Tho French govern
Egn, too that, GOOD an
tom lhe French soysrnI e 4 the q The mas
Hungary The ministry Of H. Louis Bonapars has the honor
70 I',o,s ,hs hoy ,gnss,og a. home Hungary win
dS.po'sn and Tie road to Pans opened excellent
Of burgupas and Armagnoes opened the heart of
Iraeee 70 the Enslsh-noyer did unfortunate country
sufItueh depth of humiliation.
Such is specimen Of the language by which a
publican inauyurates the raising Of the state OF
should contain 80 much truth By their false position
IN Rome the French government have not only auho-
Iss the Russian invasion Of Hungary, bat by the
force Of ciIcumttaoces in accordance toe with estn-
cii alton become cOInivipR party with Russia her
self touhose nquitous acts this govern wsh
cess Let any who doubts the direction OF French
government fyopathics take up the Conditioned OF
the 18Th ana only read the pretended history of tho
late events that have marked the campaign The
seizure Of HIsb cannot according to the Russo Gallo
organ, have any Particular effect IL simply
ST. ned BY The delay II Russian corps and such
ties cannot again take place when the Russian corps
under General osien sachen. 20 GOO strong which has
orders to march to Comorn shall invested
The place Then care told that an expedi,on from
lestb on the Razb road Is In the Of the jnSur-
gents bus an imposing army will soon deprive the
Hupgarians Of the advantage Of their sor.e" In
fact. according to the account given by the French
gu1efLneLt organ. the Austfians aud Russians
b, stipa the Hupgarans In all directions lirynau Ia
Triumphant BEN beaten, Jelachich carrying all be.
fore him. and Geurgey surrounded 80 that he cannot
stcspe Such H. the French government version Of
The state OF the campaign in Hungary Fartie. may,
indeed take an exaggerated view OF the conjue Of the
govt n meBt wDsn they accuse uDrm OF .orniveucs
with Russia but. whether the charge be- wc founded
or not one fact Is undeniabe and that H. the evident
satisfaction with which the French government organs
cord accounts not favourable TO the Hung arens and
thIt III q moment when the Sympaibies OF consttu-
tcnsi monarchy. England beat high for this heroic
people II quite night that the government should
not encourage war but their coponct ia that respect
ought 10 BE- placed on high ground and not be marked
by tbe rrovelliba sentiments with which they appear
to he inp.led The Steele and Pe, have each strong
ond.Dnaiory articles on the foreign policy OF Frapce
I Le Si6cc appr.b.nds that the amnesty will not be
ynlly grapttd. but thai ad snfage will be taken by
tina II The reserves and stpularions with which she
AZ sogs her merely verbal promise and then hsv
g. notice The chances of fresh rupture owing to
TIE srery speech Of he riedmontese CHAMBER, this
IsFsr says-
rubs,t. gLe Amy Of tie Airs s ahishsi Rome
hhh thar tis has t'en adopted VITA the Of
snst ssstli ,he ~ postsn CIR even acre " de .l-
even b. would n3t sTs to impose On tho eauary Do they
hoy ha, they have gone oS FAR already IA The ar Of
lsovs tie say nh, coiae Snen ,hail he oesed to warn
Ap,rs placed in ,itvnuo6 rot ls ridlspleus chan
saioes lre,r tho haeew Of The French a ta Carln ls
l'h clerical onstrosites pcudnz those Of the rqpnon
lS ?'"' d''''' bankruptcy Of % percent The measure
The shcie then turns to Hungary in language re-.
i.n bling much that II the Repsbqus saying that, al
Eoufh. f,aDse chooses 10 withhold Encouragement
hon ibe Porte. yet hst England cannot look indif
.rehty at an invasion which every Of
Der own property.
Austrian Frontiers Closed To EngItsnnson
and Americans.
Berlin Letter Ia the London Times
u msy hc useful 10 apprise all persons leaving Eng
land fsr Austria that that power folioving the exam.
p. II Russia has closed her frontiers aud It is oaiy
" ith the raisSt dtcuy that ristc FOR passport
To- Vienna con b. ob'Sined ~ the Austrian Embassy
here IN Berlin Al consular passports are rsj,citd
sHd ssp,cisi ,tr - srsrcistd feards Engstaen end
.4mo,cans. To mercantile men the inoonveni. nee u
b.it dt tartd in Berlin T. very great asd wilh tho
certainty OF being stepped at the frUner 1t l. useless
To- prtct,3 l. necessary. Therefore 90 take an
tsGdors or foisirn cfcer's passport, aud that NUT
state distinctly the paccto which the Traveller l. going
md the st,,et Of Ne journey.
The Russian Empire.
The Here lisiy Grand Duke Of Russia has Just scnt,
In his ard In that of his WIFE GO 900 silver
In Ng ufslf IN lua nv