New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
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tr,,,s history 81 the public asa'er'H"'e '""'' "
<,ol Frederick 'GeOia, ptLi"s VI '"o va '"''''
t.u.-a toc.the, Z, tn prcte'""" SEMINARY :" 'S o'i
Aeuce ELECTED byhe Court MaliSn sheso '''eoc 90"
signed him TO a fs'ons pis'iL
Tie article in quesfion was sc ci"o's' 'es- """
seem. q, be- 20 hcloGs thai tlrc f. ends III ~ an"f
.u,.,o co,opc, is eimued 10 ire.td. with cou,,Iupu-
ovs sjy.ee untiliie time should aTrNo when g. then
own wsy they woald hm right before The All.
and sx.rre amp instice Ia h@ prosecutors. s,n the
pean time we. tn friends oi Col ID Ctass, am 'ou {"
,arrn, SIS 20 resiew that article IN your c'anus.
that We may pS Mt out it's errsgs, and, 'r thn-
uresentIg the a. erlghtep the .yIbhc, "h' sse 10
fudge be1 the ricked CopsIsraors ANA it"' a."
pcwerless victim.
We, who sro familiar with q" whole ~ 'iect
prepared 80 show at the wrosgs when have u. III
Gictcd upon Col N ltassy. were brought about 'he
persss utipg and n: firing efforts OF few m,N Who
combined together effect La rl,l tho i.ssc i'
such conspiracy AMI its secret hstu We ies'," Tor
another trae and aDo,hcr place naswach as Pa'n met
ryw IN course Of preparation. VII NO, o,ly csttsh III
We bu. rcyea one ofihe a." hesi !s''s }"
The history of the Union Army.
WHO S COL. DUTAssl
Without further ? cface LET AZ ia e&aH'ne u'
rIIBuNr history Of Col DUtass. ondee no" IL 'efs
The light If truth. We quote thc following. WHICH .Ac
writer SAYS collected from the published aocouo 81
The DUiassy Court Martial and fIcn ths C"ouc! W e.
senal acquairanees in>hs city:
cit seem. TIA, ~ iSss. when the hnsa ~ Reyo,i..
broke out the occrs Of IL Husar csl-nt sIi,
a.. CITY o. Poh found the jew. quarter DaI - ts
Of srss-g who keIt second band co'lns ie' -
be conhde nti"l res ions ~ e lof.Ao
the Hungarian pieifs which SURROUND te cat hlf
with whom he aee extensive hnsinrs. ''a'er'oi Sa'
tascd ii. hieads to Tie uooi, o. u ''!.s. amy
a1d ultimately os'ned eonn ction wa. le 90
department in the caiecy .. CLERK Ih' pc4tfh 10 eve.
Is BIZ information u OF ne rcgn er - " j.
sn for some ycars but an,uy ia he >rns q s6l When
NJ Gsrihsii Guon was nei trned 10 Ser -, ',..,
s.' !" the f,ess, sod ~ r,.h '''' . O''' ''
tfom aoh,l rrr.ol W. IN tla. s,rses alias 9Viasy.
foli,vtd lie l'u A. Aorfrilcer ,f "4', I'
~lu- between resl Jenna er' o;A,r ci..- I'M -F .r
s,ss, 81 NE. liz. 6sr tod W CsnlA rheic D. seen.
~ IA. inErl,,a,,. nir The savoT of asny "a hc .-t
sficias snd PTiysie f-n.ias-'
AMONG A Associate Of fgre.s1 sirh hi. T-rns 20
so5a 'aIs were tie ss"c q ~ and u vac 'e .'
s~ scnceri lai. p rsoas We Id sa.n ta o., 49, 800
spculy t-nou need hin as AZ ~ posie'
Those who are personally acquitted wth C.L
DUtsssT viii he amussd and Disguised viii tbs CO.
s~fiptiop Of the gallant unncariar J'-sish "od c
ScAlcrs and horse jockeys are MT at 10 be = t"c
gcA.ioaen or classical scholars All e curious stpfe
Of facial developments vii search IL vein tic "a r.
hnos Il jewish features in Liz physiogaomy
a. lis personal identity " history. was not matter
Of in,essgston by the Court Martial the above skcch
ssnal acaus ntances spoken Of by ies writer Of this
fncifIl story.
One Of The fist efforts Of the conspEIoTs was 20 SCI
ssre The publication 4 similar narrati.e IN WIsnar
Tor Civ b.. he Editor whom il olcrea ilii,
sapily reocte kit He knew Col y Uta - 10 be rn
Sonst, hcbs,-inded northumberland aud d.sin'-
suis cd a pa'rot in Hungary, aud AID Eg The h'-i
- respond u IL batilecTy in defense Of DTS adopted
country.
Before b., tria' commenced il visa ruuorSi Int tt
saentity would BE- questioned, and Cor ths reason co.
DItasey produce documentary evidence re"lhanhf
settling IA Wide question. TIE autAouucJ Of ,iese
papers is yo.chod for by high foreign funct 1nmi's
ans ,vorn 10 b. American CsnsnIs Suffice here 70
ssy shat Col. DU.sssy is not JeS b. birth or
rehe.,n-sut Lutheran educated and baptized IL that
fai.-:Aat he ne trader oT storeAccpeg ~ ay
lind b5t aered the Military Academy and theace che
Austrian service a. Cadct IN le45 LIT tAat trrle,
yes,gia1 his commission in les and returning 70 ill
gary entered the army q his fatleraaa r. private
serving durng the war without pas. ard giving d" -
zane to Tho cause shown by DE crols e1i'a;a
tsn Of Major Hiebrandt Of TIE witnesses oT i-e
prosecution and who personally hostile 10 ne '"o
ns, In reference 70 tins point We present the fo.lo"
M extract Com TIE oAcil Proceedings Of lie rouF1
Martial
sposs-RxAMrx ALTON Or xAJoE HILLEbEASDy ~
COL. DUIAsSY.
q Have YOU ben in the Hungarian service
A. Yes. Sir.
q. Did you know ne in Hangar!
A. knew the accused in Hunsasy 81 the end - our
catastrophe in Hungary
O. Doyon know tL4s wac OTTER in tbs iung'
yisn seTyieei
A. Yes, Sir.
O. DO you know anything about The inolfiaIy 'acf.-
I De Fgr nv couUtrgf IL 30 state ~.
Ireadnina Hungarian Newspaper IN lsis.
never .aid that Col ID L. gave il; but }'as II ~
sesspaper
O. Wa it the ofscih Ga'e,<i
A. Yes Si-the Hungarian Ga-eti,
O. What did you read IN the Ga-ette,
A. That the brothers ID U.assy sacrificed iO|V
x.lders for the country. They gave 40 s'criice
o. DO YOU know tia. served "a pFvaiei
a Yes Sir.
O. you know that served witlou. pay ia Hun
sary'
A j do not
Q. Did you know me IN Turkey
A Isaw the accused Ia STEAMBOAT
O. DO you know l took service III CoasinatlAopie
A. l DO not
@ DO Won know what Voc my reputation IN the Hon.
gsrian % soldierf
A. As Ear az / know. The Major told me Tie ncensei
was good soldier.
@. Were YOU not Aid-de:Camp to Gen. PoIclt
A. Ycs. Sir.
O. Did he not IN Surrula, express himself froiah.i
ofmef
Al do not recolleci. / know Major DunoioF and
other gentlemen gave good account Of The ooAuNo' u