New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

known 20 the pubic ,tboac circumstances cOnnectcf
with IL which are based authentic data. The Vienna
Provincial Court which il inquirng into the eircun-
stances connected with the criminal frauds that tock
place during the ate war, deemed adviSabe, IN order
10 have n exact and complete knowledge OF The
state of the case 10 examine Baron BRICK the Minister
81 Finance as II witness. This examination, which
began in the evening Of Frdny the 10Th inst led to u
fufther coll, dion of evidence, which of such a
uatnre that il appeared probable the witness, Baron
Bruk, would very soon he confronted with other w.t.
stances, his Imperial Royal Apostolic Majefty deemed
il necerfary TO issue the following autograph letter;
Dear Baron Won Bruck: Ia accordance with yonr
roueet remove YOU from Office fora time, and inrirt
the dreti Of the Ministry of Finance 10 the Councillor
of 81 Empire, Ignatius won PIener.
"This autograph letter delivered 10 Baron Won
BRICK in tire evening Of the 22d inst. Sunday, aud IN
the morning of the Odd he found bleeding m bis
bed. His relatives immediately sent for phyeicians,
who omitted 10 communicate TO he authorities wha'
they saw. A report WIS spread that Baron Bruek,
having had attack op apoplexy, had been bled. IN
lie evening several highly placed persons were M
formed that Baron Bruek had died at l0mnutes past
o'clock of reTeaed hs Of ap0picxy. In consequence
of thin communication bis Majesty gave orders ina, ,ne
foregoing autograph letter should not oe mace pubic.
On he Oath init. Iuesday the prescribed inspection
nv means Of sear,hesl Of the body took place, and IN
co1fcouenee Of the report in judicial exa'nna-
ion into TIE STATE Of the care became necessary;
ain the mean time reports that the deceased Ia' uo
yioent death had come the knowledge Of the RE
sident of the Provincial Court. commission, winch
WIS formed DR.. HziBgeF counselor OF the Crilnl-
raj Court; Of NJ. Lienbacher, a Crown lawyer; NJ
Kromlh oz, a civil employee; Al. kreisi, a C9I,nh-
eaiy Of Police; D.. RokaIsky, the Professor OF f'ui
olt cical Anatomy the University; Dr. CcssnGr ana
DR. Breuning who had attended deceased ON the 'S1d
int "a went Baron Bruck apartments IN the iole
noon Of the 18th, and in the Presence OF two sworn
witneeses Francs Kronberger ana Sebastian "oiauoi'
iudiciay examined bis body.
The CORPSE which was in bed, was large ana pow
erfully made. On the back were the spots w tn1
arEeur after death The chcstSas arched, the aodo-
men drawn H. the limbs stiff. On the left side OF the
mel w,s IN intsed wound which was seven inches
in length extending from The nape to me middle ihe
of the k This wound was closed by means Oh
Twelve slips Of plaster. On the inner eide OF the riyl
WRIT was AN incised wound two inches long, whieh
was closed by of five slips Of plaster On the
inner eide If the left wrist IN ncsed wound three
inches long, which was closed with Blk slips Oh pas
ter"
great GROVE assembled to the remains Of the |
exMhistcr removed from the church to the cemetery,
but very few of hs socaled friends present. In
tie church was the Turkish Embassador, but no other
member OF the Diplomatic Corps. None of the Minis
ters attended the funeral and the eaPOyes in the diff
fercnt Government offices received orders not to appear
at il in uniform. AZ o'clock, the time ar which the
ceremony began it rained very heavily, and conse-
oueItly but few persons drove out to the place Of
burial A considerable crowd liad however already 4
assembled there before the oortege arrived The bot
tom of tie grave was strewn with flowers. private
letter nom Pesth says:
"Ireed scarcely cay that the suicide Of Baron
Rruck the Austrian Minister OF Finance, has not
rassed unpoccd in this country but, as an Impartial
reporier am bound 10 record that 1t has excited more
Indignation than pity. Ii has done so because the
Hungarian people reason in this way Here are we
ground down by taxes, oppressed runed our COM
nerCe il annilated, agriculture paI;lyZed, the
manifold OF nation are running to decay,
and all because Austria wrings from US every iatn2,
ard checks enterprise III thousand ways; and we
sufer all this for nothing more glorious than that
Eynaten and Bruck, ard host of other worthless
creatures al Vienna may rob right and lett.
Count App0nyi and Messrs Murmann, Sehoelies |
and Way Will it is said, be appointed Councillors Of
State.
The requiem of the late Count Stephen Szecheny at /
Pesth was concluded without any disturbances Great
numbers of the inhabitants present at the cere-
mony Mourning flags exhibited in the Wailner- |
gasse. Ten thousand persons were assembled on the
occasion in the principal square of the town.
Gen. Won Benedick, commanding in Hungary, has
isened tie following prcclamation
As fathfnl veteran, and as native of Hungary,
will conscientiousy carry out the well-ineaning Inc
;enticps OF the Emperor. Confidence ID necessary 10
The successful development of the organization OF Hun
gary and WILL therefore, IN the interest OF the cOun-
nv oppose with rnness and decision any attempt TO
dsurb tie minds Of the people by of demonstra
tions. | count on the cooperation Of every man OF |
honor in my efforts to and benefit dear native
country and the empire az large"
Ills proclamation and some military appointments |
had given rise to report that Hungary was to be |
placed under martial law, should the resistance of the
inhabitants to the Imperial Government be continued.
serious disturbance had taken place at Szuesag
nan was killed. and several wounded.