New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
KOSSUTHS DEPARTURE.

The Paris CORES pendent Of The London Ne'cS says
that the statement made by several journals-that
the French government had refused the iliustrious
exile permission TO pass through France-was un-
founded He msy however, meet with unexpected
difficulties IN Genoa where, believe, the Hungarian
legion is waiting to receive bin. | learn ths very
day from gooo source, that Count Cavour, yielding
to represe ntotion. mste by Prussia, has promised
that The Hurgarisns shall not embark so long as the
war remains 10 ,alzod in Italy.
Frors TIE London TSues. June II.
II is suuouDoed that NJ. kossuth has left Engand
with French passport given him by superior orders
and that he vii be employed at once 10 acting ON the
Hungarian reginsnts In the Austrian service, and
possible producing a revolt in Hungary itself. Al the
san time receive proclamation ifom Gen. Map
Ia, published at the French headquarters. The neai-
ING vi these proceedings is not doubtful The Austrian
Empire is 10 be attacked beyond the limits Of Italy,
The war is to be carried into the other hereditary do
uirons Of Francis Joseph, not, indeed, by French
srm,-at least for the present-but by revolution.
ary propsgands supported by the whole strength OF
the French and perhaps the Russian, Court. 1t
would be useless To affect unconcern at this new deve
opnent Of Franco-Rus.isn policy, The consequences
may be of the very greatest importance IN lhe pres
epi state o Germany the one side, and the Danu-
bian populations on the other, second revolutionary
outbreak in Hungary may light up war from the Bal
tc to the Black Sea.
With the abstract merits Of the cause which
Kossuth advocates We have happily nothing To do.
Thsi the position of both the Magyar and Slavic races
is at present most uneasy and that hatred OF Germans
will impel the flmer, and sympathy with Russia may
seduce part Of the latter to waver ~ their loyalty 10
the Imperial House is not impossible. Austria has
hitherto succeeded in maintaining her authority, and
in the Hungarian War she able to play of the one
race against the other What may be the coniltion OF
Hungary the present hour have no means OF de-
termiuiug. Dramatically opposite opinions reach Us
from the spot and II Is evident that even Ia Vi
euna they are arcerain whether the animosI,les oi
1919 are il full practical working, whether the uu-
doubted encouragement of the Gar has revived tue
nalousl feeling, whether oni the other hand, the
common danger of the Empire has recalled tue Hanga-
rians to OF lrsst enporary loyalty. 1t would seem
that while there favorable spint amocg the peo-
ue the superior classes keep alco from the Govern
meut much after the fashion of Lombardy.
The most reasonable supposition seems TO
to be that If left alone ne Hurgansns would recon
ole themselves 10 the Imperial Crown, aud grsiusuy
fryt The tradtops for shich they fonghi under Ben
and Georyey But they may NO, be proof agains; the
temp,A,lou held Oui by two powerful despots who
ihTeateu 10 crush the whole fsbnc OF Ansr sn douns
ZION. When they md the Italsn PeIinsula throwing
of the woke and when by the most oPea and ostents-
tous means the French Emperor invites them 10 re-
new the rebellion o: S49 II possible that tie s,1in
ulant will De two powerful for the moderate party TO
coupteract No one car tell what another month may
b,pg foth aud il may prove that the promise OF Ia
cshzipp the war 50 often reiterated IN Apr, a. time
when the Aastrians il force on Piednoh,ese Ter
ritory. NAV be dsregarded in July, when they are
struggling 10 maintain themselves g. the hiuils os uieH
own Italian Kingdom.
Up 70 the present tune this hss been purely ialan