New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MINORS 0F HU>GARrtN Lazy. by The
REsl PUIszKY i2mo PIP 375l-A valuable work
| bv the wife Of the Hungarian Minister 20 London
giving vivid picture Of the events of the recent dis
astrous struggle with au elaborate h siorica intro
/ duc,ion by her husband. Franc. PrIszKY The
details O. the war are presented with great dis
tiuctncss and force, the narrative often being inter
/ spersed with graphic descriptions Of Hungarian
manners and character An Appendix contains
several important documents among which We
/ find a notice OF Hossuth by the suthor OF Reveal
/ tons Of Russia. which gives discriminating
/ view Of the noble though unfortunate patriot
You have asked me tor my impressions Of
/ KOssuti and want Of space now prccludes uy
complying with your desire beg ond what the limits
/ Of lew lines VII permit me- % convey derive
/ these impressions naturally as much from what
! nave heard and seen OF hs Influence on others rs
directly ON my self ! believe hossuth. then. 20
| have IS profound knowledge 90 human nature as
his favorite writer. Shakespeare. of whose bust
/ his features in some degree rem ud you. To com
rete his ply sIcai portrature should, in TACT, only
ada ~ tins descrirtiou The chin and mouth ot By
ron the eve and comp cXou 90 Napoleon Bonapart".
I as painted hy De Ia Roche. aud beg the reader 10
suppose the effects of few years imprisonment
of his long parliamentary campagn-and OF the
period OF hs ministry and presidency This know J.
/ edge OF human nature, together with his power 81
/ adapting himself % the capacity Of those he AL
dresses : the source OF his eiOqucnce-and % the
test Of e8Quence be 10 move and % persuade, ne
5 assa-cdly the most eloquent OF all men living 3D.
I The masses adminn-ly term hls 81 IL. ma address
.ng them Biblical and perhaps DO not lnapty char
acterizc 10. Ills enemies rrProach MN Justly =" I'm
/ being poct,--aud assuredly his writings and ms
...H.. , 10 IA 81 - flr
der-tut they fail into the most grlevous error
when thereby intending "a imply that he IS nothing
but poet. The distinctive peculiarly 10 which
he differs from al other popular leaders ! can re
/ member v no have been gifted SIth that poe,cal
. genius which is So important constituent OF clio.
/ quence i the rare combination, with this talent Of
/ an equal aptitude Tor figures facts aud admin stra
tive detail There are two men la him The hos
suth eloquent with tongue and pen in halt the IAN
gue 8 a Europe who can raise the whlrlwlnd Of
| pa .ln ln the masses, and lead the people as Mo
/ ses did the Israeltes and the logically argnmen-
/ tstive kossuth OF dellberatIye assemblies, the al
mipistrator aud hnancler, who writes secretary 5
clear round hand and enters willingly into the
most laborous detail Add to this the most iervent
patriotism and an integrity and dlsinterestedness
/ which has never been assaled except by nOtOr-
ous hIrelings of Austria or on the authority OF WI
[ Ter, whom | could show 70 be either Austrian
/ spgrl9DSs-men ow ing their bread 10 Austrian pa
trouage. Or ignorant Of every language spoken in
the r1uutry they pretended % describe. You will
say from all this that Who repudiate so energetl
caly the doiatry Of herow worship have fallen into
I IL Ii is not so / am perfectly awake 10 Kos
suths faults. which are serious and many. He
is too soft earted He could never slgn death
warrant he hardly ever known 10 punish.
believe. that II Kossuth bad a servant who could
not clean bis boots he would never think OF super
seding him, but clean the boots himself Ga this
principle be wastes his time and energies, 10 details
/ In which he should have concern, and wears
| out II DOT bis untirng mind, & body which would
! be otherwise robust. These weaknesses, which
might be amable 10 an individual are latal ia one
. Who IS literally a nations representative. But
believe that he has Judgment enough 10 see, and
vii have sufficient determination 70 correct these
faults IN conclusion, ! can only say that alter tie
calamitOus issue Of the struggle which he directed
I the people call tIm fItter kOssgth-wear shreds
OF ms portrait on their bOsms-invest their boarded
savings IN bis notes which have seen purchased
/ at 20 per cent though their possession "a felony
and that II he could present himself upon the from
tier with 100000 muskets, few presses and
some bales Of paper. 100000 soldiers would rise
I up and be would ind his paper money received a.
eagerly as before.
The HrSGARIAS REv0IUriOS,' by JoHAss
PRAGAY. l2rno. PIP. l7s.-A lucid and anprstend
ing narrative Of the Hungarian War from IL com
] ucICENCAl - Is Nasc. Tue h4LnOF, 1Di. frfgGy
enjoyed singular opportunities by bis official sta
zion IN the Ministry Of Var under the sdministra
ton OF Kossgth Tor obtaining an accurate know
edge Of the progress Of the Revelation and b.,
iarness Of 1d gment AID clearness OF intellect have
enabled him TO give an impartial and reliable bis
sory OF the scenes N which be was distinguished
actor. HIS book s written IN a compressed and
vigorous style which hss ost nothing At The hands
Of the gent.sm who rendered it from Col Pra
/ gays original German manuscript, Mr.. w II
/ Huntington. reproducing the Transactions of the
last two years With great distnctness and pre-
sentIng mass Of important information which car
nowhere be found n so limited compass. IL wi
/ be read with svitity By al who have watched tn,
course Of European politics .NewYOrk G. P
! P imam
REPORT ~ TIE TEAL OF PRoy. jog,
/ w. WEBsrER,' PIP. 3li 5yo.-This is full Phono