The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

A latter from Const Ia n,inorIs mthe I'd, in tn
Asstriam Loyfs, says-"Kessuth .. III signs hi
letters and documents as President Of tho
tee Of Defence Of Hungary This is proc, Una
he has not yet abandoned his projects refugee
named Chegyessy, has attempted to commit suicide
BY opening vein, owing, he says to the reprosches
of his conscience for having for short time
embraced klanism. Another, n .med Nadasdy, re-
Gently died suddenly. Some Hungsrisns spread
the report that he had been poisoned blythe surgeon
in compliance with the wish Of the Austrian govern
ment. The house Of the surgeon was attacked,
and the authorities had TO employ force to pro
tect it,"
The correspondent Of the London Herald, writing
from Constantinoplc ons the 9Th ult. says" The
great talk Of the day is the protest presented by the
Austrian Charge dAtfaires respecting the refugees
detained at kutaya. The cabinet of Vienna protests
against the measure of the Porte for their coming
liberation, and produces papers tending to show
that they were hard ut work for the organization of
grand conspiracy to overthrow the Austrian en-
pre, and that the recent plot discovered in Vienna
was got up by kossuth and his party. According
to the convention entered into by the Porte and
Austria, the liberation of the refugees to have
taken place on the immediate re-establishment Of
tranquility and order in Hungary and it is to pre-
vent their liberation that Prince Schwarzenbcrg
has sent in the present protest. The ministers of
the Diyan have attempted compromise, but it
not accepted by the Austrian Charge d'Affaires
1t remains to be seen what steps will be adopted at
present, and much apprchend that kossuth and
his fellow prisoners will be detained until power
tui meuldtiou copouSts tucU cause.
The PrusSiam Stats Anseigr, Of tn, 10Th ult. !,
says:-"The affair Of the refugees OF katay ! may
be considered as good as settled. The am bassadors
Of France and Ia gland had received DO ,itiye in
structions from their respective governments, 10
consequence of which they have seat 4 Joint note 10
the Porte contestng the right Of that to
the refugees as prisoners and calling up il to re-
n0unce the convention which it has no right to en-
FORCE and of which il bears tho entire expense Tho
Porte has accordingly decided upon terminating his
affair, and Cherf Efendi has received orders TO
leave Vienna, unless Prince Schwarzenbcrg shall
accede to the demand of Turkey.
A letter from Naples of the lith ult., says -
The American fleet has left last; the Commod ore
went Oh on saturday in the Mississippi to join them at
SpeEzia
Austria.
THE RETURN OF MEITTRNICH
The return 0! Prince M,lternch to his Custle Of
Johannesburg, and his palace the Rennweg OF
Vienna, is event which signifies to some that tho
revolution has its courses and, the word indi-
Gates, has returned to the point from which it
started. In this, however, there is great mistake,
for Austria, and all the States OF Germany subject
to it's influence far from being in the position they
before the revolution Of 1913, have fallen ia
state of servitude and tyranny, that the Emperor
Francis never attempted, and that even Mctternioh
shrunk from. Hence some of the liberals especially
OF the arstocratc class, hail the return Of Meter
mich Us something favorable, as his counsel must
dissuade the Emperor from following out those CEN
tralising and powcr-absorbing schemes by which
Schwarzenberg is in truth assimilating the Austrian
empire to the Turkish. The popularity Of sSchwar-
zenbergs rule is, that it is as odous to the arsto-
cracy and upper classes, to the citizens and to
the lower orders. And if the Emperor was to listen
to the noblesse he would infalibiy pursue milder
policy. But Schwarzenberg has the full support Of
the Archduchess Sophia, and is certainly enti,led TO
the gratitude Of the Emperor for making Solyman
Of hun, and for enabling the do scendant Of Maria
Theresa to put his foot the neck of the successor
Of the Great Frederick.
Algeria.
The Paris MLna0U announces that COM
bat took place ut Oued- Sahe, near Jurjura in Al
geris, on the 10th ult, between body of French
oops, under Colonel d'Aurcllc, and a body of
Zouaves, under tho Dorvich Bou- Baghla. Tho
Zousres were put to flight by the French. the vii
lage Of Selloum burnt, and great number
were killed On the part of the French, officer
and ten were killed, and one officer and thirty