New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
AUSTRIA
.p,.,ax,r, Of the Hansnriaa Resaiia.

- resfers OF Tie 1rtEse the circumstances eyuArc
~ With the late discovery OF tie Hungarian Crowr
=. ee,,irn Yesterday 10 the imperial City Of Austfa
80 ev interesting historical facts connected 0ith
- rovsl insignia Tie magnates Of Austria Evidently
cor,iaersd tie discovery Of this ancient sJtnbci of
Fovsliy and il. transfer to TIE Imperial city sen-
81 ,erI;nsiiou Of the sud Hungarian tragedy. Con
thy attempted 70 render toe eereUCay Of It's
refeption A. imposing possible After the discovery
~ tte Crvu az OrsOya 90 the cth INST il had beca
conyeyeS 10 Buda from hich place II was yesterday
trough, II 4 special train, with uuneroRs guards and
sf+elrtsrts Tie Northern Railway Depot IN the Vi
ctir Of the Prater decorated with festOdns AMI
fsps While ROYAL cortege Of state carriages wa in
a. ing 10 CONVEX the crow 10 tie Scsat-s0HRsr or
Can Der of the Imperial treasures. The Emperor,
Jusfph Francis being on visit 70 the camp 81 OlmutZ
tie A-chduke Albert as the most distinguished ON
cisl prtseut The yennese josrnals OF tkis morning
.rest in heh terms u the joy end enthusiasm VITA
Which ile.e mementOs Of dow trodden Hungary were
received by the peolle Wa careful spectator oil
the whole ceremony, but saW no indications Whatever
If ioy much yess oi enthusiasm. deep and death
M iiIerce pervaded the fumenFe crowds assembled
IN tie Ran parts IN the Graben AID 81. Stephens
sousrp that Indicated more Of sadness th2nJoy EFen
tie n Mons of IIsncis joseph seemed 70 look upon
this idol # the Magyar race soethng they are IN,
worthy to possess, While here ana mere the otrA anu
earnest ace # Hungarian spoke Of burning thoughts
fiat lis lips could not utter Vienna is 10 longer IN
state Of siege but several thousand troops were sra
toue6 in The SQUARES and along the principal streets
such display Of the military ~as, IN part INTENDED 20
give eclat 10 tie occasion. but more probably 10 sup
pres any movement Oh the part OF the people
Tie history Of the discoyery Of the Hungarian crown
and the other ROYAL insignia found with II, after pro-
louged search Of four years indicates how high an es
nate Austria places upon the brilliant trophy Alter
the DlloIiouF victory the Austrian and Russian ar
nv over tie Mag patriots in 1919, hossu-h, wsh
" COMPANIONS fed toward the borders OF Nallacha,
carving with him the Hungarian crown. Finding,
however. that he would be intercepted by large
Turkish force stationed at Nerceroya. be determined
10 secrete the crown and insignia, and after making
several false movements to misleat his enemies, be
fnalh disappeared with them IN the direction OF New
OrsCva. Thee movements OF k0ssuth had not es-
capped the attention OF the AustTans, AMI When after
the termination Of k0stltes MaJor-Anditor harger
WAS con is OnCd BY the Emperor If possible 10 dis
cover The Hungarian crown, be- found that the Mayer
chief had fret brought it 10 Orsoys but that not being
able 10 shelter II there be had carried it 70 the Baths
of Hercules, not many leagues distant lie Jared no
better in that place, and lad been compelled to return
to Old Orsoya where for time he secreted the crown
and asiguia in the house Of one Of his c0nndants,
George Theodore karger also learned that By night,
and with the assistance OF trusty friends kossuth had
from OrOva crossed the Eieer and then proceeded on
lhrses of his own purchase toward the borders OF
Wallachia. II was also certain that his companions
ed purchased digging utensils at Old Orsoya, aud upon
tie sane nilLt ret out for the Eiser. BY the same
means il was discovered that kossuth had not carried
tie crown TO kutayah. He had been conveyed in a
small vessel from K6laiat to Wddin and had every
where been so CLOSELY watched by the Turkish troops
that lis conceanen about his person would have been
impossible According TO the Austrian authorities
however il is said that at Widdn kOssuth displayed
PAPER crown with ialse jewels, which led many TO be-
leye him still in possession of the real crown
Tie succeeding winter came very early IN the
provinces Of the lower Danube aud an unusual depth
of snow prevented any search being made for the lost
crown.
When in tire spring the and ice had disappeared,
no trsces d an excavation could be discovered IN the
vicinity Of OrsOya, and many began TO doubt It's con
cealuent there 1t then became the Commissioners
opinion that kOssuh had concealed II in the Mountains
between Szassha and Orayicza. Long journeys were
accordingly made in that direction and the Businesses
OF The Mountains carefully searched but IN vain lie
then turned toward tie region between De0reczn and
Grcssv ARDEN, still keeping in Turkey During the two
succeeding wears Investigations constantly being
made throughout this immense region, but all the
efforts of the ndeatigable Austrans were irutless
things remained in tie state until Jul! is when
it was determined 10 renew tie search for the hidden
crown in tie vicinity OF OrsOya. SO long time had
tie chest containing the insignia, been buried, that all
hOles of finding any traces OF the excavation we're past
and Hareer now turned his attention Ia a minute ex
animation OF every tree and shrub and hillside in the
susI ected district He suspected that IN region 50
hilly as that around Orsoya, and sounding in wood
land that tie surface of the SOIL the branches OF the
small trees and udeTbrush, might have been disturbed
in such 10 give some clue to the place Of
cCnceament aud this suspicion, hypothetical as II may
seem did not deceive him He soon discovered in an
isolated corner of the AonAu and by the side of
old and long since abandoned highway, leading toward
Nalachia broken branches and other traces that In
cited careful examination The branches had evil
IDENTITY not been removed by person in search OF fuel
iron a closer examination he found the handle OF
Ratchet and in the immediate vicinity elegant watch
KEY which ed TO indicate that the instrument hal
not been used By peasant The soft and light soil, the
broken branches and disturbed underwood, as well
tie situation of the place, and its proximity 10
the Danube and the TurcO-Serbian shore convinced
tie acute Commissioner that the place OF cOncealment
could not be far distant and he at once proceeded 70
examine every inch of the soil For this purpose,
cal parallel trenches were dug az the distance Of
eighteen inches from each other This work was pros
ecuted diligently until the morning Of the oth inst,
when one OF the aborers struck the iron chest con
tanning the crown and other royal insignia. Ia this
manner, after search OF four years, the earth was
compelled TO yield up, though reluctantly one OF the
noblest treasures ever concealed in her bosom some
0f tie Austrian journals would an convey the impress
SIGN hat higher power induced karger % renew hs
search in the vicinity Of OrsOya, and prosecute II with
such uniirirg diligence, but it is more probable that
Austrian gold and Hungarian treschery had something
10 do with the usIter'
The chest containing the crown and other insignia
complety covered With rust both on the outer and
inner side On opening it, the frst object that pre-
sented itself the nile Of King stephen, which
appeared 20 have been arranged in It's place with much
haste Under the maaile lay three small cushions. up
On which had teen placed the insignia used at the eOrO
nation Of the Hungarian Kings. Then followed two
silk stockirQs the sash shoes and finally the girdle
sud several bands all less injured by water
In the Ilht corner stood the long sought crown. still
retaining It's pearls and Jewels and b. is side lsy the
see pier. the sword, covered with rust and the mpe
rial eote. Ii Is singular that kOssufh and his com
Panic not remove the royal Jewels from the crown
previous 20 lis corceement ana secrete them about
their Tfrstns since they are a. immense value and