The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-22
INTERESTING FROM HUNGARY.

Vienna letter in the Cologne Gasegs says
Austria has already on foot upwards Of 500 600 men
well equipped, of whom SOC COO are in Itay In fort.
night her aruy will be 100000 sroag The Hungarian
nobility are raising I've regiments Of hlssars Arad
thousands OF men are hocktug IN. ST nat enthusiasm
prevails in Bohemia, Morava, Syria Upper Austria the
Tyroi and Carintha. All these provinces supply voun.
teers EQUIPPED at their cost and young men crow ts
70 engage themselves. The two regiments Of cavalry
Prince Lecaensten and Archduke Ernest 20 90 CON
centrated In Upper Aaftra being destined for Germany.
Berlin letter, in the EbeGfeld Gazette sys on the
other hsId:--
The last accounts from Hungary state that great agta
ton prevails amongst the Magyar aud Scsvonan popua
tons, anxious 70 recover the rights fro them
len years ago. Agitation also prevails in G1icia ana In
the Polish provinces Of Austria
TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON NEWS.
mere are some odd things about the recent military
preparations Of Austria.
The official Vienna Gasce of May gives letter of the
emperor OF Austria to hs cousin the Arcduse Abresht
Governor General of Hungary, ordering him 10 iaconc
language and Incorrect style, volunteer battaons
OF infantry and hussar divisions for the support OF the
throne TIE Arcntuke publishes The letter and adds b
pFoctamauon, enarging upon the well known chivai-
iSe sp 81 Inc patton upon Hnnsary aasaen, to
feelings, without making any alluspn TO the eyents
OF isas to the war OF ls49, TO the loss Of
TO the unredressed grievances Of tho Prolestants or
70 the refusal OF the Emperor 10 accept the petIon
the Archbsson Of srs.ocracy presented 70 him by
riAns read this Proclamation with undsyuised as.
tonshment since even those few who attached
10 the government that they have accepted Office under it,
not only expected but fully satisfied in the mo-
ment OF Austrias difficulties shadow least of public
life and political freedom would be granted country
and that slight steps concang the es.raaged
feelings OF the nation would be taken But this asloush
ent made for bitter dsrision when the prio
cpes approved by bis Majesty for the formation of the
free corps became known. The sixth point fxes the
bounty at fifteen forms, Austrian money al present
about pound. The thirteenth grants blue Hungarian
tuncs and trousers and national felt 10 the niantry
blue TUNES and red trousers to the cavalry and proceeds
as follows:
''The Jazygians and Camans" (the warike population
between The Danube and Theiss) shave The privilege
OF taking the precious coiors presented 10 them by his
majesty the Emperor ID Inc ed and they as well as the
haduks, are permitted Ia themselves with their own
sabres which they two years ago from the cenency
of his Majesty the Emperor"
The llth point, mentioning the deficiency of the army
ID norses grants the privilege to fte volunteers OF mount
ing ~ own horses, WHICH, if otherwise seryceabe are
not ~ed 70 oe OF the exact size aud age required By
the 81 regulations. The of these volunteer
horses get ore fourth OF their from the TREASURY
ana as month TO be paid By the STATE for the hire OF
the horse such horse should killed 10 title IL
WIN pe supplied by horse taken from The enemy stc)
or ts vaiue wiz Dc paid after deduct part pay
ment prev ousy received by the owner The a. ap ace for
monthly hte s however not TO be given 10 the ftroic
owner Du is TO form the fund for getting horses for such
SVanee,s as are Snaole 70 buy them FOR themselves
S at the end Of the all the surplus will be divided
among the surviving propretors OF the volunteer horgas
sec 10 runs as follo~s:-The Volunteer hussars who
prDg horses with themselves 1t liberty TO provide
themselves likewise with the necessary gear (ssi
de- birdie and horse cove) their own cost aad IN such
case s not necessary thai should exactly be according
70 the army pattern. An indemnity OF twenty aorjps
(aboat twenty five shnge) Will be paid for such horse
his horse. - ~
Does the Archtuke really believe that he NAV catch
Hungarian, and his horse into the bargain by mound
pair Of red trousers and blue tunic2 Ethnoogss say
that the Hungarlans belong to the Tartar stock thew
ought 70 ipfrm his Imperial Majesty about nis fact H.
a'sn' oSmp DIS eagerness for catching a Tartar