The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

Tsrss to the yorst be,rs carried 81" shrs
ha'ed then ,ns frontiers 81 Turkey
Ssp srdsrsS 20 Tr.syi"sna It is 4, day a. korys sas
o sns o%rs in "s s 10 ssss % *. ~"
| The Pesfh Gezens of the 2lst inst states that .
rested on the wallnchian frontier, with fourteen
carriages Another account IN 1t the DICTATOR
hsd h+ep recognized driving through Lipps, socom-
panied by Bukovirs, Horvstb and cssnvi A letter
dated P.sth the 18th inst .nuoupces that treaty II
peace bad been concluded, the terms Of which ~ond
be ,bcrtlv published; also that 1t the intention Of
the allied monsvchs to proceed In tn hungary
whether 10 pssth Debrcczn Ciross~srdsIu was not
decided Both runors require con arns'iou .
The Consifv,iom,el states 1t hal hesn agreed bs.
tween the Austrian and Russian governmAnts that
occury certain po'nts Of Hungary, until the complsto
psci6rstion OF the country.
According Ia the same jourrsi Russia had obtained
from Austria that Hungary should hare line
Of Customs. and shauid b. included vhin the Castoms
tnion of the -7ust'isn Somfrions
The Emperor has ordered that the soldiers belonging
t. the Of Georeev shall h. In Ia part reenrosd
and the other part discharged TO their homes Georgey
IL +" he SEPT to Omu's or 20 fortress In Boh-mis
Benz and Kossuth IL reported had reached Adrian.
ople and hsi be,n permitted embark board English
vessel.
The rienna Gas,fe publishes authentic news from
T.m..vsr Of the 18th 10Th. by which Il ap,ears
that the rhole Of the Magyar forces ia flight had
submii'd
Como,m. stated obore, has actually cspituiated
Alas. poor Hungary
why HUNG AIRY PRLI..
From the London News
The general belief throu gbout the continent is that
Psskie~itch on pledge hsipx given by the Russian
commander that his master the Czsr woud guarantee
the ipdepend,nce Of Hungary should th's he the
pcstion of the enigma and 1t u very natural one,
for the Hupgarisns In disgust OF Austria have la,tery
been not unwilling TO pR themselves into tho Of
kussathen will this power have achieved very great
stride towards that univer.a al prs welded eieh-r
drlacto or nv influence. which Napoleon fcretold to
Europe Such conclusion ~ the places Hun
gary IN the same position with the other Dapubau
prpripalitirs which remain each Of then nder tn.
nominal sovereignty Of ope power bu. updsr the real
nsTp and Mo wi hal pug
TO the Porte yet have IN thi campaign Russia
treating them altogether a her own provinces oocupv
Ing them and making use OF their and money to-
wards the reduction IL Hurgsry. S-rvia some time
since has passed from looking in any ~sy 70 Austria
and to II total dependence on Russia Aud hungary
be considered another ~ those DsnubAo prin
Qualities whose Independence Russia g1srsutees II
the Hupgarians have tn plain Of Austria
It to Russia they have To look for support And pro-
ydsd the ungnrians fcrswear liberalism they will got
/ this support
Every Of tho strong tendency Of the al
1cians 20 effect the rsnsf-reDce OF their hopes
Pusssn troop, end officers have of sto been Welcomed
In rscov: and TIE trarovisns have taken part with
these RossaH their many aud serious quar-.
rrls with the Austrian commander That large NUN.
Der Of the Polrs Themselves reapsipg under the
zane despair Of recovering their own nationality aud
u at they look to attaining this beboforth rather by
reconciliation with. and adhesion to Russis than by
chtrhpg vain hopes I'm the sympsthiss Of the vest III
Europe-this also IL we'll known So that russia has
play q deep. n polite and a sfui game whilst
Austria has played asuiridai giving 40 her best
pr'vpcs TO that enemy which has most in Its power 70
absorb
As to an Hungarian or Danubisn respecting Aus
ria o- looking upon II With feelings those Of
aversion spd cnntt that surely IL hopeless The
house of Lorraine has ceased to reign In the hearts Of
OF its subject sohorred by the Itsisns
contemped by the HuDgsriapa instructed by tho Boz
heuians; the ~hol-sis murder OF their nobility by
the ordrs q Netsrnich being si alive In the breasts
Of tbs Gslicans whilst all that 10 German in Austria
watts but the opportunity throw ts degra-
dirg and dishonorebi- yoke; what Is Austria In the
rank 81 pscps how does Its dynasty subsist except
10 psms'
But indeed Of Austria It will be beucrforb useless to
speculate To speak IL blotted from the HAT Of
the independent nations the result inbred not
OF the ipcapscity aud ach-ry and bioodtnrtiass
Of Its princes and its Statesmen than Of the uuuaturs
sgelomsraop OF people under It's sway and the utterly
fslse spd irtupportsb. h@sis which blind chance
and stupid bargaining put together such heteross-
Decus m nsttr % an smpirs.
II REMAINS TO be what use Russia will msks
OF her npd"uh,d and incnlculsbe triumph. win tbs
Cznr wissly conhnr himself 10 the building no sur
rounding completing and establishing that great Sca-
vonc pire winch once seenet reserved far Austria
but which IT has thrown swN' Or will Rn.,is buoy-d
up by put forward Austria tool to work
action In Germany
Reaction there doubt already In thst distracted
land But sin the movements II Sis have left great
many be- ehs aud free habits In Germany. ths pre-
serving which depend. its present Development and
future grsstp.ss The liberty Of the press fr exam.
pie, ttii exists in Germany to very great degree
Berlin journal can. at THE momest. give utterancs to
sentiments which would cause the instant suppression
81 Paris print The Prussans may call the present
chambers sitting In Berlin the parliament o' the mt
boriy whilst french editor durst not tell VI. Bsrrot
ttnt b. hsd broken the constitution. Truth may be
t,din tn. Germsn pr-,s ~hil.t nothing but
tolerated In the Psrsisp. WIN the Emperor Nicholas
besths drv-opm,nt Of free opinion at his very door
H hno that to preserve his empire from its effects
h. has dramatically sealed the frontier forbidden
fors,sp,r to visit Russia How Ru-sian mobiles besr t.
be thus CONSUMED 90 the nursery and treated like big
chilcrsn, a. they are We End IL didcut 90 imagine
But 20 II IL. The Emperor secs Germany iIiiDdstsd
by hind or political hsrey and IL IL 10 he feared that
bis fret step will be tn try and prohibit 10 he will
put hrvArd Ausffin's claim to be the prominent Ger
man State AID IN its demand this r.storz oa OF
that d system II the German Diet Ia which the
voys Of courts met aud decided the dearest Interests
and liberties 81 the German people.
Should the Emperor Nicbola- enter upon such q
sadie ibis h. ~ Ind u much serious under
taking than even sn Hungarian var We nre by no
esrtsn that he will he folih; f1r ~-srs
ncent at rould merely tend 10 the consolidation II
German lih-rtrs The Germans are noe divided ut
terry di,id.d which constitutes the weakness OF the
bati-n-l CT liberal causs But let be psin that the
Ru,ssrs march tn the attack ~ German liberties aud
then there Will be- one stsndard and one opinion to
rally tn throughout the country; ana vsr 81 opinion
will conn epce the rsult Il which wi back the
liberal idea, wishes ~ the Germans sgsiast all
the iR,oIs of Russia with the Crosts and tue court
rettesss 10 help them.
THO Russian Empire ana Csreassis.
Russia has Withdrawn from sirea-sis Der army Of
70 600 in order TO strengthen the sry ~ Huogs.
~, tDo cunt Woropsyv. the military sod ci.l COVER
nor has Ieft st fet.rburrh Pre,i-a. T. qs,ttog
1ife he i,urd pap.r 10 the warriors Of ibssels
souehsd in very friendly terms lie ssys-
ri s sss s ss, ss' r - ne ,s. 'r''a s,
,etr thereby advanced o-p ",
i.s, .@vsa se.,Is. S.ul ssss p..s. ssa sroSss'
guersntses satsfsction- W
s"leu nj, in qui-t '. ~t
drtsks vithdrsv the "a order
ssu,e AL res-cr, Tor arinoi aud hostility 10 cess,.
The Circessian~ have sg-rsd tn this. They nov
openly e,uliog ths victory ~ diplomacy their
pert; add, that the Russian Crsr withdrass
bic 5ocsorsn they know how they are TO manage to
rpsin lest ground
wsrs- i.ttsrs ~ the nth ul.imo In the Dsischs
z>,,.~s contain elsbcrss. ptons ~ the brilliant
reception ~ General LsmorcSre By his NsIrsty the
Cssr. The Ambassador 20 the french Republic
brought 10 wsrssv In the csar's state csrrisg- de-
tsehmept OF general Officers rode 20 meet him aud
escorted him to the city created some astonish-
mspt that the Czsr should show peiiitsuess TO
the sntasssdor ~ republic than he had dona In tho
Of the Emperor Of Austria warsaw u full Of
Russsn ncbl., and persons of high eicsi chsrscter
Among the Ministers 1T Wsr-sv is the Pre- ddcut
OF the Russiap sbinet asiits bkov and Prince We.
ronzov. OF foreign tiplomati-ts, there IL Baron
Rochov the Pfussisn charge dsfsires ambassador
frs m Turkey and several Engiish dipiomatists A.
] new Holy Alrsnce," q ~hich France Il to be the
chief msrber " much and eagerly osuvsssed In the
anLofscisi circles