The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24

Wherever you victorious, forward at once Il
the aid of those nearest Let the instruction grow
like avalanche wherever the chance goes against you
run 70 the gorges the mountains the fortresses given
you by nature Everywhere the battle will have broken
out everywhere you viii find brothers. streng
by the victories gained elsewhere you will descend
the field again the day after One only be our dsg-he
write II the words God and the Peopie-they alone
powerful 10 conquer they alone do betray 1t il
the republican flag which in as and 40 saved the honor
of Italy II is the flag of ancient Venice il ia the flag
Rome-eerna Rome-the sacred metropolis, the temple
Of Italy and the world.
Purify yourselves, fighting beneath that flag Let the
Italian people arise worthy OF the God who guides them
Let woman be sacred let age and childhood be sacred
Use for instruction the arms, POWDER and uniforms
taken from the foreign soldiers.
TO armsl to arms Our last word is the battle cry.
Let the men you have chosen to lead send forth to
Europe on the her morrow the cry Of victory
eEs af' 3G SsAo i T1hnh " saFFI
The Times publishes this address from Kossuth to
the Hungarians in Italy,
IN THE NAME OF THE HUNGARIAN NATIoN-To THE
SOLDIERS CHARTERED IN ITALY.
Soldiersl-Comradesl--M activity is unlimited. am
about to fulfil my intent My intent is to free my
tryto make her independent free and happy 1t il not
by force we been crushed The force Of the world
would never have sunced to crush HUI ary Treason
alone did it.
swear that force shall not conquer u.s. nor treason
nure again Our war is the Of the liberty Of the
world and we are no longer alone. Not only the whole
those adverse TO- now combat with US the common
enemybut all the peoples Of Europe will arise and unite
Pies Of the world the totterng power Of the yrants shall
| be destroyed; and this shall be the last war.
In this war no nation fraternzes more with the Hun
is one-our struggle is one Hungary is the right wing
and Italy the left wing Of the army lead The victory
/ nation, have made alliance with the italian nation
Tie moment raise the banner of the liberty OF the
world let the Italian soldier in Hungary unite with the
insurgent Hungarian nation and the Hungarian soldier
in Italy unite with insurgeDt Italy Let all wheresoever
tine alarm shall t soana combat against the IN
countrys execution shall his native Ia nd
He shall be for exled as raitor-as who
has sold the blood of his parents and Of his country to
| the enemy.
The moment of the nsurrection is at hand let not that
moment find the Hungarans unprepared for should it
take them unprepared, should nation not improve
the opportunity dear country would be lost forever
and our national flag would be covered with ignominy
know that every Hungarian is ready for the Of
liberty The blood shed by the martyrs, the suerngs Of
the country have changed children into heroes
the Hungarian nation win reward hers. After the vic
tory tn State property shall be distributed among the
and the de- nS
make 1t known to soldiers In the name Of the nation
that whoever brings You this my order expressly sent
to you that he report the favores of liberty
in the army stationed in Italy and that he tell you
in my name, how you should organize yourselves.
Accept the instructions that forwarded to you by
the nation, through and follow them. Let it be
in every town and district of country, and every
where.
Brave ones! The Honweds and Hussars have covered
with glory the name Of nation The world looks
the Hungarian flag as on the banner Of liberty We will
1t is principally you that the eyes Of the world
turned for your number is great The arms are in
hands-a generous blood in your vensthe love Of
try and the thirst Of vengeance her executoners
in your breasts Your task is glorious and easy for
are among nation which will give its millions OF
combatants against Austria.
From Rome to the island of the sicl;ans-from the
sava to the country beyond the Rhnean the people are
Let God be our judge. Down with the tyrants
Ioug live the liberty Of the people Long live our
country
Brave ones by this cry your voice win be like
!oshuas voice at the bidding of which the Jericho Of
So order in the name of the nation. Let every one
obey. will shortly be among yon. Al recoir God be
"i fsG yUa 1853. (ssns'' AoSSoih'
letter from Vienna states that the conflict in
Milan was sharp while it lasted, but that the insur
gents were without efficient arms, and had no ca
pable leaders All persons taken in the open act of
rebellion were forthwith shot. The principal citi-
zens of Milan are arrested The letter also states
that the Austrian government has sent to Napoleon
list of Italians in Paris who suspected Of having
favored the movement
At Turin, the Sandman Council met together in
haste, in consequence of q communication from the
Austrian Consul, to deliberate the state Of affairs
in Lombardy. Further accounts, ria Berne, con-
firm the total suppression Of the revolt as well as its
The customs league between Austria, Parma, and
Modena came into force on the lst instant. Never
theees few provisional restrictions still observed
for the repression Of smuggling.
THE LATEST RELATING TO TIE OUTBREAK.
TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Wednesday morning, Feb. II.
The funeral Of the Archduke Reinier, Austrian
yiceroy in Italy, took place at Bolsano, on the
25th ult.
The Morning Chronicle Of this morning says that
despatch from Milan, "of later date" rc-asserts
that tranquility is quite restored; that more arrests
have been made, and three persons shot; and that
the citizens took no part in the fneme
Francesca Madiai.
well known gentleman, Mr. Wilsaham Taylor,
has transmitted the following interesting letter TO
the London Times
voITsRRA jan 90
Most respected -; reply TO your letter TO one
very dear, and humble myself with all the respect due
to your rank But TO sister in Christ Jesus take
the liberty Of writing these two or three lines In the
first place continue usual rather better than
firm as the house planted upon rock. have hatred
to the world and feel myself quite separate from it, and
have submitted all TO the holy viii Of God, to the
sacrifice OF my flesh, which is the most difficult OF all
sacrifices.
As to my wife, sorry that she suffers so much
grief for But she knows that behoves to reln
quh husband and wife, brothers and sisters father and
mother &c fer His names sake. This ought TO rejoice
God, the Father of Lord Jesus Christ, Saviour
friend, and only mediator between God and Christ
in the flesh, born Of the Virgin Mary and died
the to redeem from their sins all who shah believe
in him. and with sincere beaf ask Of him pardon for all
| their sins; 80 may it be with
When you go to Lucca pray you let this he read by
my poor a;ced wife, and say TO her all these things
in my stead salute with my high regards Mr.. -,
and an my acquaintance inploring them blessing
the most precious, well spiritual temporal and
that the peace Of God may descend upon their fane,
and relatives the smoking fax from the earthly Je
rusalem, which is never quenched. Amen II answer
not your letters and Mr. IS, it ia sign ] am
worse. While am as well as ] am now will reply to
them.
There is nothing else for me TO tell you. With high
CARDS 10 yourself and the Signora your cousin declare
myself your faithful brother in Christ, Saviour.
| Amen. ERANCESCO MADlAI.
i Csrent Britain.
/ EE0PFNING OF PARLIAhENT-LORD JOHN RUSSELL 8
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