New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
Gen. Haynau.

Among the interesting news items in our
London papers received yesterday, is telesrsphic
dispatch announcing the death Vienna Of Field Mar
.hal Haynsu No particulars are given of the end OF
this notorious individual but shall probably her.
on the next arrival that be departed in peace amid the
blessings and tears of the whole Imperial Court
Surely the feeble imbecles OF that family have bad no
more willing and interruptions tool than he was.
julius Baron Won Hsynau was one Of the multitude
of iegitimate children with whom the Electorate OF
Hesse has been cursed for the last century by its pro
gate. cruel unprincipled, shameless and british
Princes Whether he was the son of that Elector
who sold his subjects England to enslsve the Amer
can Colonies or of the worthy successor Of that dis
grace to humanity we have not the means of clearly
deciding, among the conflicting authorities at hand
Whichever was his father, Hsyusu was born at
Cassel in the year 1856. He received the
bes, education Csssel could furnish. and in
1901 entered the Austrian service a. Lieutenant la
the campaign of 1905 he distinguished himself much
as 10 be transferred by the Emperor to of the more
natable regiments, with the rank of Captain In
1913 he was raised over the heads of older officers to
the rank of Msjor with orders TO raise and organize
new battalion of light troops which he Accomplishment
six weeks, and Immediately marched TO Italy, where
year he Joined the army Of the Rhine and was placed
a. the head of the advanced guard of the corps OF Field
Marshal Count Cooredo, where he exhibited those
peculiar qualities for command and that utter indltfer-
ence to any OF the weaknesses of humanity which have
rendered his name so well known more recently
During the thirty years OF comparative peace which
followed the downfall of Napoleon, he rose through
the successive grades of the military service, until we
find him transferred to Temesvsr in the Banat as Com
mander in Chief of Division of the Grand Austrian
Army The outbreak To Lombardy and Venicein lS4s
and the war with Piedmont called Hsynau once more
into active service Az volunteer, he joined and as
sumed the command as Colonel of a regiment which
was named for him. and which at that time lay in Italy
He was Immediately made commander Of the fortress
Of Verona with full powers, and few months later
placed at the head of the third corps of the army The
assistance which be afforded Rsdetzky IN the campaign
against Charles Albert, and the terrible manner in
which he crushed the revolutionary movements at
Bresca are too well known to need particular notice
here.
He next commanded at the siege of Maghera but be.
fore the successful issue OF his plans he was called to
Vienna where he was received with all the honors
which Despotifm could confer upon an unscrupuous
and 1ost successful supporter and defender crosses
and orders and titles were conferred upon him, and
what to his mind, he was placed at the head
of the army acting against Hungary in place OF Gen
Weldon.
From this period his history familiar to every one
who has a thought to devote to suffering humanity
Every knows the cold booded cruelty that charac
terized the and the best point in hs whole history
is that during the last two years In which he has beer
wandering about Europe in sort of semi disgrace, as
is said he has actually exhibited little shame for
the part he played in Hungary and has endeavored to
clear himself of little OF the odum, which the whole
civilized world. despots and their satellites, have
! hesped upon hun.
! Another Hsynau worthy brother ofhis, is the Min
ster of war to the vile wretch who sits upon the throne
Of Hesse Cassel. Par ignObds (ratrum