New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10
FROM EUROPE.

Proclamation
garinns and Reply Of Gen. Kl"Pi'"--
Marriage Of the Prince Of WaIes-The
Non.Conformist Bi-Centennry.
G.RlBALDIs PROCLAMATION TO THE HUN
GARTANs.
The italian papers publish the text OF Gariealdl
appeal to the Hungarians, ana tns rspy Oh 00"'
Klapka. Garibadis appeal IL rs iol'ows' r.
Hungarians What is Hungary about IL
that noble nation, which already the victorious
Turk has seen rise suddenly armed In the defense Oh
the civilization OF Europe-tbat nation before which
the proud Emperors Of IIapsburg have bent a. snp'
plcans, asking aid and mercy--is 1t gone to sleep
for ever
Brothers of Hungary Revolution is on your
threshold. Sharpen your glance, and yon VIII see
the flag of liberty floating on the towers OF Belgrade
Listen artentively, and you will hear the rattle 81
Servan rifles, who. up and armed in defense OF their
rights are f Lifting againt the abhcrred system.
And you-what are you about lou, s.lons
people, who have not had the misfortune, which
Italy once suffered Of being divided between seven
tyrants-you, a people of warriors, what are you
waiting forl Have you broken your swords Have
you forgotten your martyrs renowned your VoWsoi
vengeance, do you rely on the perndious promises
of your oppressors1 Do You put faith in those who
advise you TO accept the nedious offers OF Austria,
who seems inclined now to grant you your rights,
but who is already preparing to betray you and to
take from YOU bv force or fraud whatsbe reluctantly
gives you2 Can you trust in the good iaitn ana
honesty OF Government which ia robler and "a
traitor-wbich, after the disaster OF villages, de'
spoiled a whole nation Of its riches ? Or do you
hearken TO those who less imprudent, but equally
culpable, fatter you with the mad hope OF accom-
plishng your eufrancbisement by legal expedients,
hencetorth shown insufficient to redeem people or,
what is worse STILL who exhort you to await Ioreish
helpi ,.o,
"You are also oppressed under "A ferocous despo'-
isn; Won also have Austria like a rock on your
chest, stopping your breath-Austria, whose emPire
YOU have saved more than once-Austra, Who' ''
reward for having lent her many tine The Dni"aIA
Of your powerful breasts, has violated your ia"s,
onnibila,ed vour statutes attempted to abolish Your
language eved your best citizens, and erected gai'
lows in your cities DO you despair OF your own
strength and valorl DO not forget tnat 10 ioo you
lad only to push your triumphal ROAD 10 vienna
to DESTROY for ever the old sangunary throne OF the
Ilapsburgs. -..,. p...;.
will not now offer helping hand TO Austria to
wart your efforts; ehe Las been PAD win 700
much inerattude; and Prussia the ancient rival OF
the Empire, will not defend her against your at acks
"Woe to Hungary woe to every oppressed
peope-f Won obey faacious and cowardly conn
.els if YOU think any other Iact between yon aud
Austria possible except hatred and war On,
brothers do not miss this prOptiOus opportunity.
The Servians are lighting for lberty-tor the eman.
CITATION Of whole race which mas been oppressed
aud outraged.
" And YOU also, you want liberty. Yon also, op-
pressed and outraged, you have the right-Inof G
than the right-tte duty of Teasserting the rank
camel by your glorious eds, your virtues and the
services you have rendered TO civilization. The
Seryians and Mcutenegfns are fighting against des-
Iotism.
| Courage! You have sufficient strength If you
have sufficient daring llearken not 10 those who
council patience and an ignominous seryiliiy, bat
Ii ten to the voice OF your Coincidence. which says,
'Upl follow the example Of Seryla ard OF Mon
ieLegro; initiate those who are ready 10 apply TIE
tor Of revolution on other points Of Europe
| "Italy, wfo loves YOU az brothers, who has prom
/ iced to repay you the price OF blood which YOU
brave have shed for her on many hattle-hed'--
Itlly grateful and who honours aud bleeses the "a
cred memory Of Tuckery. who died Tor her, calls
upon you TO shave her new battles and Ter new We
tores over despoism; she invok.s you, in the name
OF the holy fraternity Of peoples III the name OF the
welfare of al.
" Sons Of Arpad would You be,rny your brothers
VIII yth fail 10 ION the rendezvous oil nations when
they meet TO do battle against despotisn Certainly
liberty abandoned by You would run great risks;
but Your fame would be los, for ever the MARTYRS
OF Arad would cure you degenerate sons.
"Oh know you! do not doubt you. Hun.
gary, too long deceived by perhdious friends, will
awaken to the cry OF liberty, which to-day reaches
il scross the Danube and will tomorrow resound
from Italy. And when the solemn hour Of nations
strikes shall | am sure, meet your lnvlncIble pha
lAnxes on that field where destb-etru.ge will be
fought between loerty and tyranny, between bar
barIsm and ciyllizslion.
"pale,ro Julyq6. 1902 80. GARIBALDL'
Tie Italia publishes the following as the tex, o.
Gen. Klapkas letter, in reply to the appeal Of Carl
baldl:
"GKsrRAL: You have just addressed appea
TO arms to Hungary. Your voice might have found
an echo among my cOuntrymeu If you had ralseC
that warcry at the head Of yonr volunteers uuiteC
to the ROYAL troops 20 advance by common agree
ment against the lIapsburg dynasty. IL canno
now lie responded 10, Tor 1t Is not the voice o
Italy, but Of man who is working 10 destroy h
own glory, and who compromises his name aud In
fortune 10 the sad chances OF civil war.
''1o rouse the llungarians 10 Instruction Vol
quote the example If the Scrylan.. Of the G'eeke
and Of the Moutenegrins. That example Is, IN fac,
n lesson for Hungary II tells her To wait for nor
lprop tons moment il STE wishes 10 avoid the SAINT
uistakes and the ZANE disasters. The Seryilns, o.,
Greeks and the Mouienegnus Rave though: tt &
respoLd appeal Ike that you have addressed I,
us. They were 10 be euppolted in their movement
| even believe that they expected You. What
fine occasion You have lost Of continuing that tasl
OF llbcrator which You commenced with 80 muDl
success Tie fate of al these people, betrayed il
their hopes does not reconcile rs 10 oppression, hui
bids us spare our strength for more favorable cir
cums,an,cs. This patriotic prudence does not pleas,
YOU, and YOU remind Us OF our duty. This empow'
| en- III TO remind yOn Of you're.
" Have You not forgotten il, General. by separat
INK Yourself, you have done, from the legal pow
ers sanctioned by the vote OF the people and b,
nj ing TIE STANDARD of rebellionl Stop-thtre i
still tlme-in thin nmcuiablc course Cease 10 wori
Tor Austria and Tor All European reactions by wish
ing to hasten too quickly the emancipation OF Italy
Drive away from her all these menaces OF civil WA
which alarm all honest citizens. You owe ths L
your past career; You owe II 10 your Nance yoI
owe II To the hopes which You have en3endero'
among nations which are suffering, and which yol
cannot deceive without betraying yourself.
"As regards Hungary, che intends 10 and she
must act and she las already shown what she cal
do. But To attempt this new effort, while listening
to the voice oi her friends, she must first consult he