The New York herald., 1876-09-23
HUNGARY AND SERVIA.

[Buda Pssth Sept p Correspondence OF London Tclc
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! have had long interview with General Klapka
whose opinion the state OF things in the East pc
culiarly valuable seeing how intimate he is with the
high officials OF Turkey, while his passionate love
freedom has been proved by his whole career
The outline OF his remarks have by telegraph
bu, there arc certain which could not safely be
intrusted to an Austrian despatch did not venture
to ask the Generals object in visiting Coustannoplc
but the recent the Morava had doubtless lcd
tho advisers oil the Porto TO summon councillor
whose opinion they have SO much to
value, ana the neglect OF whose tactics has
brought them to their present difficulty. My
report OF what passed between us l sub
mit,ed Tor his consideration and he indorsod 1t as
truthful record of his The General confccd to
M his present mission From what he heard in Con-
convinced that the present stale OF things cannot
endure He goes TO Vienna Tor conference with Count
Andrassy. The passage OF Russians through Austria
is such scandal tue world never before If
they allowed to go by troops aid the Servians,
how can Magyars be restrained from joining the
Turks? More than 100 officers under the flag have
written to General klapka proposing to serve u cam
paign, and asking his advice He has dssuaded them
OF course; but tue Hungarian believes 1t MS the irst
article OF his creed in pontics that
THE AGGSANpIsHNENT or sERyiA MEANS RUIN TO HIM,
aud the hatred Of Russia becomes only more pro-
be determined to let this Invasion pro-
ceed the Maeyars demand equal liberty
and 20 900 OF them ready to enlist, not to AID the
Turk but to their hereditary ioes the Russ and
the Serb. To such pass things have come.
In answer to my question why ScrviR was regarded
with such dislike by the Magyar, tho General replied
wuha
SHORT COURSE HISTORY.
Ever since the appearance of the Siavs on the left
bank of the ID aube event coincldent with the first
struggles OF the Magyar against oppression they have
been the savage instruments of Hapsburg dsspotsm.
They have burnt and avsged murdered aud destroyed
the bidding Of Vienna nj every opportunity, and
they been always aided by their brethren
the river In 1913, L., 900 Of them committed iero
cious ou,rageI against the patriots OF Hungary
until utterly extcrminatcd. These things Will never
be forgotten. The excitement IN Hungary Is
Intense, aud thousands Of volunteers are pre-
pared TO set out The General has reason to know
trained to could DC forwarded to Turkey in a
month His own view is firm that Russia has deter
mined on general war; CHIEFLY induced thereto by the
prospect OF an immense extension OF tho Austro-Turk.
isn railways WITHIN the next year. Before those
schemes be carried out she means to bring
crisis, feeling how much more difficult VIII be to
keep up her ntrigucs as the people become civilized
The railway Will be an enemy 10 Russia by increasing
the commerce, and hence the peaceful feeling OF
Scrva. Besides which, the five lines contemplated
Austrian and Turkish territory will actaie military
operations. Before they can bo brought into play
General! Kapka believes thai tho Says Will have mauo
tncir grand effort