The New York herald., 1850-01-17

prec,p, alton on a course of action wnct :, ruIo
lesd TO ibe most fatal results; good understand.
ing between Austria and Prussia now, and al al
times, the only secure basis for the progressive
welfare Of Germany and the tranquility OF Europe
Attack on the Moral Chsraouer OF SOssuth.
The following letter, although some wnat old
date. contains rome few details relative 10 Lewis
Kossuih and bis companions, which are not with
ont interest. We take II from the Austrian Relchs-
Zsitung;-
"Sc -uMta Nov. 2s lSI9.
reached this place yesterday where the Hung Ar,an
refugees had previously arrived from widdin. IL
msy well be- imagined kow xious WAS TO the
nov the Fact Who whether for good or evil attract
20 much int-rott I soon met vIeh opportunity
TO bee me acquainted With sone OF these gentlemen
and learned irom them highly curious fact rels
tive TO the principal prrsooage, Lesn kossuth
He is the chief of the emigration tie
hss fallen aud Mos sevezsl has undertaken the com.
mspd The cause of tins phase Is undoubtedly
nost interesting Kossuth, who, according to all pre-
vious descr ptons considered to be solely devote to
the accomplishment Of the mighty project whch had
raj ed Eis to worldly emnence Kossuth. who In
ali his speechs preessed to have devoted the undi
vided eneIgies OF his soul TO his Macy
kossuth, Who hitherto seemed to labor for history
alone has now entered the field Of rom aud ex-
changed the laurel Tor the In word, Kossuth
has fallen iEto and through-lovs
Already, during the march from Widdin. serious
alterations had taken place between the leaders of
the emigration especially between Kossuth, Cassimir,
Batthany, and Psrczel. The principal cause Of this
tender connection between L. Kossuth and Coun-
tess Dembipsky, very baudsQme woman, the daugh-
y
gel who accom- panied the travellers clothed In mans
attire under the Of EBilius Hogel Kossuth had
separated himself and his fair friend several times dur
ing the journey from his comrades This separation,
which lasted 1t period several days proted by
the latter deprive Kossuh the chief command and
in despe Of his numerous psrtsans to place it in the
hands Of Morce Percze II said Murad Pschas (Bem)
influence with Hsbel Pacha contributed mainly to this
"revolution otherways Benz lives in retirem mt SOLE
ly occupied with the Of bis wounds, and satisfy
ing his vengeance against Russiait is to be hoped,
also with looking ont for the passage of his soul over
the narrow pontoon Of Al Sirat
The Magyar fugitves had long, however, been dvid-
ed into three parties consisting OF the blind fol-
lowers Of Kossuth; second imbued with ultra demo-
cratic principles attached to Perczel; and thirdly,
less democratic fraction supporters Of Count Battki
any At one moment t was proposed to make over the
command to the latter. His historical name and
arstocratic connections appeared to at him for
the poet; but considerations Of . different
ture obtained the victory. The fugtives are 10th
to lose the sympathies Of democracy. They hope
(Are they perchsnce lookisg for gard q rising Of
the Bulgarian Roumeap, and Albanian democrats
against the Ports!) Thus 1t was that many Of kos-
suth's and Batthiapys friends voted for NJ Perczsl
husnce He will find the ways and means to make
face against all events Thus, for instance, during
tho journey, he promoted several Of his dependents
OF civil professions to be staff officers in order that
they might obtain higher allowances, according to
their military rank without considering that he
thereby circumventipg the Porte Kossuth also
made list OF the persons whom Austria demanded
should be cent into Asia but that the English ambas
ssdor in Copstsptnope had promised to furnish pass
ports and protect them This Intelligence OF the emf
u ants being about TO be removed Asia produced
extraofdinsry efervessepce Kossuth declared, as
garded himself that he would only submit II removed
In chains The refugees are quartered In the great
artillery barracks but Perczel aud Kossuth have pr
vats lodgings. was struck by the appearance, among
other officers OF captain, named julius Saros, who
discovered to be q very pretty woman