, 1859-07-23

Important Agreement betweeu Kossuta and
Louis Etpole1n-

[Fxon the London Tines a! July sshJ
From perfectly reliable financial channel, in.
formation las unexpectedly hecu obtained, to.
day, of the Intentions Of tho Emperor Napoleon
will regard to Hungary. They will excite sur:
prise, hut the character Of ahc parties from whom
the account is derived, and the nature Of their
nrportunities for obtaining details upon tle sub
iect, are suck rs to leave no opening for incrc-
dullty.
Kossuth has By This time had IN Interview
with the French Emperor at headquarters, and
the circumstances By which tae'r meeting were
rrecedcd arc thus related:
Col. Kiss, who is residing in Paris, and wlo
married french Indy of fortune, conducted a!l
the preliminary steps. 0rcF:urcs were made ~
him which he had to communicate TO hossutA.
and be has, therefore, Of late, been constantly
10 md fro between tile t~o cnuntries for some
time, and found it impossible to bring about any
understanding.
Kossuth required guarantees Of The good
faith Of tie Emperor, which his Majesty hess-
tatcd to give, and it waa at last resolved II n-
1is to send kossuth a message, that q dete1m!n-
nt;ou had been formed to raise Hungary, with
or without Ills aid. kossutl. replied that. IN thst
cnse. l,e would ISSUE IN address to the Nungari-
| m nation, warning them not to believe the Eu-
/ perors assurances. This prosed decissvc. hos
auth was invited 10 Paris. and left London for
that city two days before the departure Of his
A1t Re- W. .' received Il 1hc Tufl,eries By the EN-
ncrnr. md certain definite conditions were then
agreed upon. They were:
First, That the Emperor should gire Kossath
such a torps ddvM<<, aud arms, and ammunition
Second, That the Emperor should issue first .
| proclamation to the Hungarian nations, and thai
His should he followed b. ono from kossuth.
THIRD, That IN case Of Hungary rising ant
freeing herself from Austria, Frsoee should b.
to sS sEes 'ss ,sen
sa1ns recognition from her allies.
Fourth, That the Emperor should allow HIM
gary. without interference on his pas1, " chooa
fser own war and form of government and +
sclcct for her sovereign any .erson she nla
| deem most desirable
teriou should commence Immediately, aud
} lastly. As taken Of agreement TO the ioEs
+ min . lie Emperor NAPOLEON should place thre
: n,;,!;ous Of francs at kossuth's disposal: tt
> management Of which {kossuth barring decline
h to accept it J. hus been placed under dungaf'a
:. Committee now acting ~ uenoA e at. j.
:, sancemcnt, kossuth received Instructions to :
r. turn 10 England, aud agitate for the tna!ntsnan
u of strict ncut1slity-a task which tue punl
- are aware he faithfully fulfilled harmE gen
n cred several public speeches il this county,
se with regard to him is thst. accompanied By e.
=, to The French headquarters.
y In conclusion, il i only necessary to remo
or or that two or three days after the conditions ri
ia kossuth were agreed to. Count Wa1ewski g.
&c, It Is understood, to Lord Cowley the most pu
he tive insurance thaa it il not the Intention Of
Jt- Empcror to make Use Of any revolutionary
r,cnt-which appear to have been totally Ut
~: rance With the preceding facts
1dy It il not tie business Of iooIers-ou to a,tcn
ter | ~ ,wnl,;n tha nsrxdor Il il cnourh tn !
le- lint the commitments Of the Emperor are
Of l;ryed to be clear and unqualified. and that i
rcd not thought likely will now be denied IN any
lie sn,;.f derrre eitlier BIZ Count NTAlewski OF
ba- o,t'or -,crsonacr.
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