The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

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VIENNA
VIENNA, May 8, 1852.
Arrival Of The Emperor Of RuSsia-lfiiitary Or
ganisataon of the Poiice-Sentences of the Mil
tary Courts Of Hungary-Names Of Persons
Sentenced, SC.
The Emperor of Russia arrived here yesterday at
one o'clock. He passed the preceding night at the
station of Prerau, for which place his Majesty
Franz Joseph set out to meet him, the same night
at o'clock, by special train accompanied by the
Russian Grand Prince Constantine, and his own
Adjutant General, Count Crime. The two mo-
narchs met early in the morning, at the castle Of
Prerau, and set out together for Vienna, where
they were received at the railway station by the
grand dukes of the court, and the highest military
and civil authorities of place. Among the gene
rails present, was the Ban Jellachich. The Emperor
of Russia wore the uniform of an Austrian field
marshal; and the Emperor Of Austria, Russian
uniform, ofthe same rank. They rode in an open
carriage together from the railway station to the
palace, where suite of forty apartments said
to have been in readiness for the distinguished
guest, and his retinue. The streets through which
! the Emperors and their train passed, were crowded
with spectators, who gazed on in perfect silence.
| To-day there will probably be great court drive
in the Prater, and tomorrow, the 10th Of May, is
| to be grand military parade Some people regard
the coincidence of this event with Louis Napoleons
May fefe as by no means work Of chance.
| The Russian Emperor will remain here for some
| days, and then proceed to Berlin.
The organization of the Austrian empire appears
| to be proceeding rapidly. The Vienna Ga1Cste Of
yesterday contains an ordinance separating the ad-
ministation Of police from the Ministry Of the Inte
ror and constituting n supreme police authority,
independent Of the other departments and directly
under the Emperor. General Kempen, Military
Governor Of Vienna, and General Inspector of the
new police authority. The whole police is to be
re-organized on military system Stadthauptmann
Weis the present head of the Vienna police, is to
be removed, and an officer of the army put in his
place.
The military courts Of Hungary have published
under the dates of May 9Th and 6h the sentences of
about hundred persons, concerned in the Hungaran|
revolution. First, under the date of May 9Th, are|
those Of fortyone persons, all condemned to death
by hanging, with the conscation Of their property;
but this punishment is committed by his Majesty|
the Emperor into periods of imprisonment fixed by|
the cours-the conisca tion of property also the
loss of all titles and dgnities being, however, con-
frmed Accordingly, nine of these persons are conf
demned to ten years imprisonment. Their names
:, Anthony Basko, officer of the insurgents; George|
Hankovits, Honved captain; John Messy member
OF the Hungarian Diet; Loseph Imredy, lawyer
member Of court of civil and military persons III.
der the insurgents; Joseph Milapin, t the same ]
Joseph Pilapanovich, Judge; Stephan Skubbich,
captain and military Judge; e. S0ros, Catholic
priest; and Joseph Szabo-O rosshegyi, major.
Thirteen are condemned to six years imprison-I
ment--Charles Acs, President of Tribunal; ST.
Esuthy, Protestant pastor; John Daniels, colonel
under Gorgey; Anthony Domsts, Catholic pastor ];
Count Michael Esterhazy, Imperial Chamberlain
Knight of the Golden Fleece, and member Of theI
Hungarian Chamber Of Magnates-he loses his dig !
mites as well as his estates; Daniel Fabian, Pro-
ma md x,ofk1 o n.ot II
lawyer, and auditor of the military court; John
Meczer. Protestant pastor; A Pusnik, burgomaster}
Of Zombor; Ferdinand Scheinert. Commander of
Arad, and Vice President Of the Committee of De-
fence; Michael Schwendtner, Catholic priest; Ga J
brel Lorok, provision commissary Of the troops.
The fourteen following to four years-John Beko-
wen, notary, also captain and member Of militar
court; Moses Berde, rebel commissary; Samuel 30 |
ros, burgomaster of Szentes; A. Dosa, Doctor 0
Law and Professor; Martin Finta president of q re
veelMgtionary court; Mathew Hofbauer, lieutenant
zts, lawyer; Anthony Markovits deputy sheriff Of Is
ayad, comitate; Michael Mike, Judge; A. Okrutzky.
lawyer, officer and member of q military court
Paul Iatay, lawyer, and member of a military
| officer of National Guard.
The remaining five to two years :--Ingatius
Beneze, lawyer and deputy Of the Diet; Leopold
member of the diet Charles Harvath, lawyer and
notary to the rebels ; and Francis Simon, Catholic
| priest.
Also under the same date, Joseph Kiss, peasant
Anthony Rozsa, miller and innkeeper; John Cali,
peasant George Goher, swineherd; John Gulyaz
innkeeper; Joseph Ringeis, hostler, and Samuel
Atern, dealer in country products, to periods Of
imprisonment from four to ten years.
FINALLY, under the same date; Sigmund Sakacs
clerk, for being concerned in the death of Count
!.amberg, to twenty years Imprisonment and hard
labor in irons and Rudulf Woyna, clerk Louis
Denes, teacher in an institution for the blind
Michael Viragh, servant Joseph Clap, common
soldier; John Keristo, lawyer and John Bartfay.
railway raj conductor, charged with the same crime,
set Mt liberty from want Of sufficient evidence after
long imprisonment and trial.
Under the date OF May 9Th, twcnty-six persons
are condemned to death by hanging IL, confmn,a.
11am,, and their names stuck upon the gallows
President Of the Tribunal of Justice of Marosch. T.
Alexander Boros, landholder of Eskrand 3. Louis
Collin Won Colstein pensioned Captain Of the impe-
ter Of Golnitz. s. Ladslaus Decsey, Deputy Of the
Diet 8. Stephen Derczcnyi, landholder. 7. Ed.
ward Eischl, notary. 8. Leopold Fulepp, lawyer,
and Deputy Of the Diet. 9. John Ivankoyics, CO.
cholas katona. II. Joseph holman, Imperial Can
tain, and Colonel in the rebel service. b. joseph
Kopsanyi. a. Stephan Kovacs, Catholic priest
Diet. IS. Joseph Matyas, notary. IL. Baron
Caesar Medniansky, Catholic priest, chaplain in the
rebel army then in the rebel ministry. 10. An
hSsS Il 9SS s Tribunal s x x a :s
President Pre- >, TO- Francis Pulsky, Deputy ii the
Diet, then Under Secretary Of State in the Hunea-
ran ministry; Kossuth's agent in London, and now
kossuth's private secretary. The enumeration in
ms sentence, Of what he has done against Austria
SHOWS MIN to have been one Of her most active and
dangerous enemies. 81. H. Ronay, Catholic priest
Of the order Of Benedictinss and professor at Raab
~. Felix Spellelich, landholder, and Deputy ct the
Diet. u. b. Szabo, ex-lieutenant Of the army.
"A. Adam Ssabe, apothecary. Is. Paul Won SIR.
may, landholder. rs. Count Alexander Tclcky
Yours, Sc. j. c. C.