Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-07-27
From the i4onOn Times (clty article,l .julr
HUNGARY.
The proposed rising in E2ungar
Agreement between a 0Ssuth ..
NaDOIeOn
HUNGARY.

The proposed rising in E9unea,
Agreement between hossuth q
Napoleon
Through a perfectly reliable financial q
mel information has been unexpeciedlr :
tanned to-day of the intentions Of the En-
or Napoleon with regard to Hungary n.
will excite surprise. but the character ~ (
parties from which the account Is Dr..
and the nature of their opportunities r, :,
tanning details upon the point are such ,
leave no opening for incredulity. Ko.z,
has by this time had an interview with !
French monarch at headquarters. and 4
circumstances by which their mee,ip, }
preceded are thus narrated.
Col. Nicholas Kiss, who IS residiur :, uI
is, and who married French lady off,-,-.
conducted all the preliminary stems. A.
lures we're made to him, which he lad - -.
niunicate to Kossuth, and be has tLeref,-a
late been constantly to and fro between 4
two countries For some time he found
impossible to bring about an understand.
Kossuth required guarantees Of the good 3
of the Emperor, which bis Majesty hesi,gl
to give, and it was at last resolved st p
to send Kossuth message that de.err-
ton had been formed to raise Hungary y
or without his aid. Kossuth replied. q, l
that case he would issue an address e !
Hungarian nation, warning them net %
lieve the Emperor's assurances. Tbs 4
we'd decisive
Kossuth was invited TO Paris, anJ lsi, 4
don for that city few days before the
ture Of his Majesty for the army. lie 4
received at the Tuilleries by the Eng
aud certain dciued conditions were i
agreed to These were-l Jha; ILa i
f.erur shoeld give ko>Sulh a ccrps ,Fn
aud arms aud amnl8nItian to aur rxlel'
quired : That the Emperor yhdald
the irst proclamation to the Hunrariz,
ti,ra, and that this shUnld be followed i7
fEtln kosstth.
3. That in case of Hungary rising
freeing herscll from Austria, Frauce
ie the first officially to recognise the Sud
dence of the country, aud should thya
the same reception fro.n her allies.
1. That the +ln. Heryr should allow I'D
ry, without Interference VI his part, 70 lt
hcr own form of goveramsut, and 70 slss
sovereign the person she may deem ths
desirable
D. That the formation Of e Hungaria-
gion should commence Immediately q.
lastly, that, as a token of agreement ts /
foregoing. the Emperor Napoleon .5,
5000 ,000f, at Kossutb's disposal, he "a
agement of which, Hossuth having 5.e1
to accept it, has been placed under the
gar:an Committee now acting ut GenOs
mul;aneously with the adoption of tbs
rancement. kossuth received INSTRUCT
return to England, and to agitate T. |
maintenance of strict neutrality |
which the public are aware be faithfully
flied Having delivered several yublc
ches in this country, he then left for
( and the latest Intelligence with regard :.
/ is that, accompanied by Col. Nichols |
and Major Figyelmesy. he vas on his :
the French headquarters.
in conclusion, it is necessary % II
that only tSo or three days after the
tons with KosSuth, were agreed 10,
WaieWisk gave, 1t Is understood, TO
. Cowley the most positive assurances t-l
not the the intention Of the Emperor
leon to make use of any revolution! {
nents. But, although that stateue-
pears to have been totally at varialcs
the proceeding facts, it Is net The 1usl
lookers-on 10 attempt to explain ,he Pan /
1t is enough TO say that the comnltna
Emperor are believed 10 tie clear and {
fled and that it is not thought ike. {
will now be denied in any essentI@
either by Count Walewski or any c.-r
clal parsonage.
The Paris correspondents of tie
lN'trs and GtJ,5e hint at the probaili.
French force operating in Hungary al
king a dash at Pcsth, which they could
without setting foot upon any teTrIia
longing to the GermanIc Confederate |
The London Duily Ne,rs, referring i
above article from the Times, says-I
impossible to understand with what
inventions like the self contradicted eve
published day after day. 1t is need
point ont that, if the reported condi'il
been agreed to by the French EmPsrI
kossuth would not now be in Italy.