The New York herald., 1851-10-16
MOVEMENTS OF KOSsUTH.
HIS Voyage % the Unitsd stases-ycntsnc' @
and Exeeution, In Emgy, or Kossuth and
ether Pstri0ts for Treason-Incidents. &c

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Vienna Correspondence Of the London Chronicle,
telegrsphic despatch from Smyrna, OF the l2sh
inst, reports the fact Of that vessels arrival, and
ON the 10th she reached Syra. Fifty five refugees
were on board. While one paragraph describes
the festive preparations that were made on board
the American vessel for the reception OF the exes,
the eye is painfully arrested in adjoining column
by long list Of names of persons accused Of high
treason, who were tried and sentenced IN con.unl1-
canr on the morning of the I'D at Pesth. Many of
the names turn out to be those Of the refugees now
on their way to America. The Sultan has kept his
word; and the Austrian government, not to be
behind hand, caused the notice to these unfortu-
nate men to be published, who were called upon
their trial on the charges of hi treason pain Of
being burnt in effgy. The time specified having
long elapsed without any one Of the individuals 80
summoned appearing, the sente ace was put into
execution by the common hangmau, on the day in
| question, the names Of the "rebels" being at
tached to the gallows.
now forward you list of the men thus efigied,
50 in number !, Paul Almasy, vice President of
the Lower Chamber; 2, Count Julius Andrasy,
member the Upper House, as Magnaten Pafel;3,
John Balosh dc Galantha, deputy 4, Count Gasinir
"Obergespaun," and government Co@missiary;6, 6,
Louis Esep Czernatoni, government Emissary; T.
Steven Gorove, deputy of the Temes count,y;s,
Riehard GuXon, Esq, ,(native of Bath, England,)
Colonel; " Paul Hsynik, deputy of the country Of
Pesth; 10, Francis Hazman, deputy for Buda II,
Michael Harvath, Bishop. and after wards Minister
Of lpstru 'tion; II, Daniel Irang deputy Is, Baron
| Josika, member of the Committee of Safety Ii,
George Kmetz. brave soldier; is, Professor Kor.
! MS; 10, Louis kossuth; IL, udwigh, deputy; Is,
Ladislos Madarass, deputy-chief Of the Magyar
tss nn ~ Baron o 5osfePh Maheuy member Of
Lamar Mes 'aros, Major General and Deputy, and
then Minister of War; p, Joseph Orosshegyi, que.
MIA leader; %, Maurice Perezel, deputy, and
after yards guerilla chieftain p, Nicholas Per-
cte, deputy, AMI afterwards general; rs, Nicholas
Puky 20, Rakoczy, confident ofKossuth, (the name
alcre is historically; 27, julius Sarosy; 2S, Enton
Somogyi; 70, Lonis Splicing, Kossuth's agent in
Italy 80, Baron Stein, General; 81, Szemere; 81,
Szontagh; 33, Sztancses "a, Count Ladslis Teleky,
deputy, and Kossuth's envoy at Paris; 35 Vetter,
General; 30, Vukovieh, kossuth's Minister of
Justice.
Besides tie above, the Pesth Zeitaag of the 22i
has list of thrty-nine moro "rehels,'' declared
con'umacious by the military courts.
from the same. Sept, 25l
forgot to mention, in my yesterdays letter. an
interesting feature in the proceedings when Kos
suth was about exchanging Turkish for American
protection The captain Of the Mississippi went on
board the Turkish vessel which tanned the exiles
and, addressing Kossuth, said 'that he COM
missioned by his government to place the frsate
under his command at the disposal of the Hdngar
risn refugees, and to present him with the sum of
$l5,cC0." The number of the emigrants on board
the Mississippi is fifty Eve. Count Casimr Batthy.
an is s!so of the party, though the accounts differ
as to his having embarked.
Ii may interest some of your readers to hear the
lull accusaJOD DrOugnG against hOSsutn lSuSure5
in the PcSlG Z,unng, as one in the long list Of
thirty-six persons whose names were affixed to
the gallows few days ago. To each name is
appended sketch of the life ard the exploits
that entitle the owner to the charge of high |
treason and its Attendant punishment. / select |
two only Of these, though they are all of
historical interest, and serve to mark the period.
hossuth is thus described -" Ludwig kossuth, |
born in Monok, county of Zemplin, Hungary, f)rty
years old, Of the Protestant religion, married.
father Of three children, advocate and newspaper |
editor, Hung arian Finance Minister, and deputy of
the city Of Pesth at the Hungarian Diet, has (from |
the beginning to the end Of the hungarian revelu- |
toD) played the principal part, and this preemi- |
nence was particularly shown in October, 1913, |
when he prevailed upon the Diet to remain toge- |
ther, and not obey the imperial mandate dissoly- |
irg further. that he took upon himself the pre-
sder cy Of the provisional government, so called |
committee of national SAFETY, and issued paper |
money in order to furnish means for an armed re-
sistance to the imperial Government, which he de.
veloped in a dangerous manner by rccruitings, or
ganization OF national Guard, and 'Lanisturm
that nc himself joined the army in its invasion of
the Austrian archduchy, declared the succession Of
Francis Joseph n usurpation-transteIred the seat
the Dict from Pesth to Debreesn on tho approach |
Of the royal forces under Windi chgratz-that by |
means Of exhortatons and pro3laiz ations, by re-
wards, snd mart al corrts, he raised the enthusiasm
OF the army and the people and excited the TO so
on with tho revolution, and tried to gain the synpa-
thy OF foreign countries through his agents abroad
that he, finally, the 18th Of prii, ig private
conference, and on the lith in public sitting, pro-
claimed the total separation Of Hungary from the |
Umpire, outlaw ed the sacred dynasty, chose minis
try in his character Of Governor, took the oath of
Independence On the ith of May, and on the 18th |
Of May, and Oh June "a, lsi9, preached crusade
aganst the allied forces OF Austria and Russia and
ruled Hungary with the power OF dictator, till at
last lie was compelled by the events Of the war to
resign (August II, at Arad), and soon afterwards /
fed into Turkey"
The second shal cite Is Richard Guyon, Esq,
native Of Bath, in Somersetsbire. "eho served as
Lieutenant in the Austrian Ilus,ars, quilted the
service ard married Countess Spory, and be-
came q gentleman farmer. On tho breaking out
Of the revolution be joined the rebellion and vas
raised to the rank Of colonel in the insurreut
army. Fought at Monnswarth and Tyrnau, t5rm-
cd the pass tf Branizko brought the nc W. OF Geor-
geJ's approach to the Comorn garrison, conquered
under Veter, in the nights Of July i3 and t., 1919,
at Hegyes, and with the Polish and Italian X gions
covered the retreat of Kossath to Orsova. lie
then escaped to Turkey with Dem."
believe mentioned yesterday that thrty-eight
others Of the fugitive Hungarian insurgents were
summoned on the 22d ty an cdic from the military
courts, 10 appear and take their trial for high |
treason. Ninety days is given them, at the end
OF which period all who do not appear will be
tenccd, and the sentence executed, as In the other
Thirty six cases, where the period given had long
elapsed. OF these thirty eight names now pub.
lshed. there are none Of European note. IL will
be sufficient for me to cite the following Alex.
Lukacs (ihe Hungarian Governor ComInssary),
Count Alcxe nder Teleky, Colonel Of IIonvcds and
Francis Pusky, kossuth's agent in London.
rEMoNsIRATIoSs IN HONOR OF XossUru
Prom the London News
a Turin paper speaks Of the arrival, on the 22d,
OF the American vestel Mississippi, with kossuth
on board, at La spezis, where the Americans have
a depot
The Corrioe Mercantile quotes letters from |
Srezia Of the 22d, stating that the inhabitants Of
bat town, on being informed that kossuth was on
beard the Mississippi, mado great demonstrations
in honor Of his arrival. The town was illuminated,
rockets were let off, and large number Of boats,
eaily decked out, surrounded the Mississippi sa-
luting kossuth with music and cheers. The Ame-
ricsn Commodore, who is taking the waters at
Lucca, has been at La Spezia to compliment him. ,
Letters and dispatches have reached Southamp.
ton, addressed TO "His Excellency Louis Kossuth,
ate Governor OF Hungary" A general belief pre- ,
Fais that kossuth will land at that port His most
intimate friends state that he will land in England
md iemsin here a fortnight, and then depart for