New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23
FRANCE.
The following letter has been addressed


cssions the work Of General Gorgey The number Of
to-day contains article width leads to the belief that
when Quilted the command left matters in deporsble
position. arc that change made only when General
GGIgey received the command. HOu Sir will comprehend
make doubt that cannot suffer opinion false and
injurious my military reputation pass in silence
Now have already replied 70 the LnireysdL dugsJug
Goefe by LITTER inch was likewise inserted in the Co
ogHe Gazette have the request you place
in ourua TO the station Of that letter which
dare hope that your importantly will induce you
admit ny reply to the attack, which have had the pain
to read In j1urnaL HENRI DEMBESsEI.r
The following Is a translation OF the let
ter addressed to the Cologne Gazette and the iogsdl
Aygsburg Ga-efe:
~ SIR: have read 10 the Augs5ug Ga;dt several ex.
tracts from the work of Gen Gorgey, and particularly
that relating private conversation between him and
NJ Kossuth at Arsd, the 10Th August ls49 In which he
wishes To present NJ kossuh guilty with him in the
oisgracelu surrender Villages, and likewise the ex.
tract which speaks Of the which passed between
him and me at TIsca Fured the 80 March, lsi9
A. 10 his couyeJ sstion with NJ kOssuth cannot know
whether his recital contains the exact truth but with
good conscience, aud with my hands full of proofs
beth you and your readers that the entire
recital OF NJ GOrgey as regards me contains nothing
but errors-wiltul enou-cunningly planned, and
nevertheless absurd. Ny memoirs have been finished
two years. When they shall appear everybody who
possesses the least acquaintance with the art of
war may con Vii ce himself that as well regards
military operations as that of supplies Of pro-
visions, bad looked after everything and directed
everything Whoever has an elevated knowledge
of On grand scale may convince himself from
them that II is solely 10 the characterization OF NJ
Gorgey that the Austrian army is indebted for having
escaped total destruction, destruction which would
have taken pl ace ia the month Of March tn Rus
san Intervention would have been impossible and TAR
from that, the latter Power Itself should have been
forced 10 hold Itself In most dangerous defensive posi-
ton. There Is one reproach which may have usty
been made against me- aud that is TOR not having sub
mued NJ. Gorgey 10 trial by Court martial Ii would
be too long 81 detail here the motives which induced
MOTTO do but may even at present affirm that the
most noble feelings induced me 10 commit that cult
that sct of wee ness If you will
Receive, Sir, the assurance OF my confederation,
"HENRI DENBINsKI"
This letter is confirmed by another from an ex Min
later Of Hungary.
private letters from Algeria" says
the Prose- "conm our statement that the conspiracy
ain oct at end Of a serious nature and had
extensive ramihcatohs. A provldendal chance led 10
its discovery at Coma The police there found, in
carr stationed in the street, guupowder, arms, and
box containing letters. The drivers of the cart de-
clared that those articles had been delivered TO them
by natives residing out of Bona for native inhabitants
OF the town. The letters announced for the plight OF
the 18th June massacre like that of the Slcilian
Vesger
tops OF the towers The garrison OF Bona only consists
Of 800 men. The Arabs of the vicinity were TO call
then cut by sstting the hsystacks on fire, and the
natives of the inferior would then have easily disposed
Of the civil population The facts account for the
rous which have taken place at Bona The cor.
respODdence we have before US, and which emanntes
from merchant OF Bona, mentions strange fact the
presence Of English trgatc which cruised before the
during the whole Of the l7h and only left on the
lsn. For our psr we regard this TACT a mere for
taitOus Coincidence"
The heat that has now prevailed lat
Par uniuterruptedly, and with more or less intensity
for tie lat four or five days has produced change of
the tmpOI tant and satisfactory kind In the appear
ance of the crops. The accounts received from the
departments speak In a cheering manner Of the i'm
provement that has taken place even during the brief
period that has elapsed since the wet season passed
away Ii s probable that the fears expressed of the
of the mischief oceasoned by the inundations
were exat ger ated.
Throughout great part of the Pas de Calais the peas
snts have aeaoy begun 10 cut down the Rye and the
Wheat Is presenting fine appearance Toe accounts
from the Central and Southern departments equally
favorable, with the exception OF those districts where
the laid completely flooded and the produce routed
during the late foundations In the Bordelais the Wheat
crop also in very fair condition. and the vines much
better than those IN the neighborhood of the RhOne II
the present heat continues for days longer there
will not remain the slightest ground for alarm.
Several lsmeDtaOle cases of hydrOphobia
have occurred In Paris since the hot weather set ill.,
Among others IL that of lady living In the Rue Jacob
She small white dog few days since In the Bots
ee BOulogue which was wandering about II 10 search
Of its master. She brought him home with he At first
toe animal was perfectly gentle bu, in short time II
began TO bite everyone that approached IT, SX persons
Two men, one woman aud three children-we thusin-
jured.
Ou hoDddy night Iast, tbe ady In question was at
tackled With hydrophooa, and notwithstanding tho best
medical attendance, she shortly died Daring her NAL.
86y the unfortunate lacy, t appears, through the
streets, attempting ~ bite every came in her
way, and AT moment che became violent that Il
became necessary to call out guard OF soldiers
Test her
The deg in quest, bad disappearei but the police
have as measure Of precautCD seized all the dogs of
that quUer Of Paris. child of three years of age
brought to the Hospital Beauon, in the Faubourg DO.
roie, yesterday morning, VINO was nearly half de-
youIto by mad dog.
The following IS the address of Marshal
Jerome Bouapare Ia the senate at It's ast suing:
MEssiEURs LIS SENArEURs: OuE order of the DAY is
eIhzusteo and f-V you WILL have read 10 YOU
from the Prince resident of the Republic putting
81 10 cur ators Tor the sOn Du the time that
the has Be en- holding its rngs has wortLiy per-
TONED lie outy II has IespcId.d be expected
b. the rhderce Of the Chief Of The State and hoped
of TIE country. Amer conscientious exsuioaton. aud
discussions remarkable for their ability has adopted wo
oTssc seaas eonsulta which the Constitution has allowed
IL "a vote.
lie sanction which hiss given to the bills voted by the
legislative Body always proceeded By an exami1 son
With will their moral authority aId 10 their infu
ebce yer the populations Before we seperae hermit me
g,nten en- thank ytu for the co0ueraton whch YOU
hsy, afforded ard which had fully reckoned; for
between you there indissoube bond that Of
the Dmpathy and ttyoedne which unite TO the coun.
Try tni 20 The rTuce President Of The Republic Who ike
hn only N yeS the welfare honor and dependence Of
comfy
Ise Times correspondent saws the
chief 1ew' IL The deDirise rupture of negotiations be-
t~etI The branches Of the BOurbons effect the com.
pronfe called Fusion The Count de ChambOrd in.
sisted before negotiate should BE- opened upon any
olber ueu Ton AZ issue betwe, himself and the princes
OF The house o. Orleans that The latter shOud acknO9
edge I'm rs king. II found i'm Jossioe by the or.
lesns piD' es TO acceGe TO this demand, the ac-
kno'iGs ueIt OF ihe Count de CharoOrd as kign
wss teefd OF tn negotiation, and could not therefore
. adiit 81 the beginning Tnev insisted that such
pTocs ding was against all known -ass of d.
p sF, which requires that TIE conditions should be
discus-d before The surrender re made the Count do
.r.HiH "a
lrrc submission ihs point snG the Orleans urnces
ie-!iugt eustlvrs sg1ieved by tie arrogan, preten
sons' The head Of the elder branch, have ceased All
nFEoiiGor Therefore for toe present there suet he
lessi hpe # any fusion being effected
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