New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11
THE HUNGARIAN REGALIA.

The official TemesrGr ZeitHag gives a particular &C.
count of the recent discovery Of the royal insignia Of
Hungary, from which draw the following sketch for
the readers of The Tribune:
1T was fully shown at the outset by Auditor T. Won
Karger that Kossuh first took the insignia to Alt Orsova
but being unable with any due degree Of security to
ceal them there he took them 10 the Hercules Baths At
Mehada Finding however stll less opportunity to hide
them there he returned forthwith 10 AIT Orsova placed
them in the house OF certain George Iheodor and hna
~ by the assistance of trustworthy persons forwarded
them at night across the Cserna toward the Waachian
boundary on horses bought for the purpose. IL also
rendered certain that companions of kossuth had par
chased the day at Alt Osoya, tools for digging
and had night left for the Czerna The winter ON the
lower Danube having come on very early and covered
the earth with foot in depth no search could be
made for some months in the ground about Alt Osoya
and when in April, $780, the and ice melted, all
of any excavation had disappeared, and further
research in this quarter prevented and the attention
of those engaged in IL turned 10 another part of the king
dom by the hrewdness of the kossuth party who secretly
removed the priv atemarks and signals to different place
Early last spring kGrger ordered 20 devote him
self 10 the task of seeking the chest in which the insignia
was deposited lie started the principle that the Sc
could have been impaired to few persons In order TO
attain degree Of security and that they must nave
chosen some point which could be easily found again by
them by their messengers upon the lapse Of years
andfrher hsthey could have crossed the Csena by only
way and that the place OF cOnceameut must be beyond
that rivera region aorng but few places suited to their
object Although pretty thorough knowledge ofthe surface
Of this territory had been gained previously most thor
ough and careful examination more begun ms
lasted months in all weather. and even throughout
the clear moonlight nights of July and August Every up
turned cod every bush tree broken branch stone ru or
scratch in the earth noted the spots were passed
over and again by those engaged in the search some
mes in direction, sometimes ia another now leaving
the spot in despair Of finding the clue and yet as II called
back by some higher pOwer-says the Austrian writer
returning again g. h, search The result OF all tins re
search the conviction that the tokens OF the place Of
conceanent must he found in peculiar conformation
Of the earth or hills or in peculiar tree or trees.
"KaEgcr concluded finally that the desired sign must be
sought among the trees. Now began anew careful exam
nation the entire wooded district and a. last in soil
tary spot hidden from the eye, and not far rom an
old road unravclod fr tho lat fifteen year, which once
led 10 NnaChia, noticed cldmp OF trees IN when
many brane hes had been topped OF partially cut AMI
which on the whole presented somewhat the appearance Of
having been trimmed with special object In Wow.
Next t wa noticed hat branche found en,anged In the
thorn bushe and in the bfn hes Of other trees belonged
10 the trees IN he cump which showed that those could
lot have been trimmed by the poasanry or fuel In pro
cess Of these examinations elegant watch key was found
and en- az honde which indicated that Of the better
oasses had assisted IN the work Ihi taken IN connection
treo completely covered with creeping plants the solitary
position Of the Place, end yet H. proximity b. the Danube
the hand ard the Iurki-h seian boundary the
ether awakened in kargers mind feeling Of the highest
confidence that the place found. lie had been In
st.uced to begin The work 81 removing the earth until
be Lad unm.akae signs vi having found the right place,
hnt Be ihat tc OH of September last
pace Of twenty square g'hCn. was marked On. ad m3l
10 wolk examining e By digging bitches o. intervals 81
foot aLS bali wh were 20 be extended Ia each dlrec
ton across ne gore enclosed LCe IN h8 bend " the river
AIDn which toe cump 4 trees stood On the eth 0i
fc0er. 10 ti clock ia ie morning, nan a wJtk ~
the llci0r cation of iLe second dl struck something
which gave mctaiiC ring. I'D moment later a wei
locked hon box exposed. taken % place OF safety
opeed O., and the Austrian tyrant had once
tLf ClCwn OF -. STEPHEN in BIZ possession