Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-09

eT-plse}91 Inv Sarcany on May 81, about >
aeslleV rha evening, Zathmar and
elGA wore IN the study, waiting the
Bdn0Nl Matthias sandorf. His private
siu'1 5.d recently compelled the Count
hlais into Pennsylvania aud 10 Arte-
e ~ y ..'t ha mad taken the opportunity OF
4 pax D .'og with mis- friends at Hansen
8 Pea'u.,'aSe aoital of the pro ince, and he
3 pu's 'l ..t back this very day, alter send
'~s ~ ~ the dispatch OF which Sarcany
81 .d taken the duplicate -
Al 1.. .ar, The time Sandorf was away
D''l.Ilss-o-noud-nee had been exchanged
| tlsl W. 1riaste and Buda, and many let
e."p rinbar had arrived by pigeon-p0st.
VI ~ 2,tbnar was even now busy III
An l..,, ,', the real meaning Of one OF
!, No. o7eynlographic epistles by means OF
rsa3isnatches were devised on a very
.Ia n,sn--tbat of the transp0sitlOn of
t.,tars In this system every letter re-
radits alphabetical value, that is to say,
- ~ meant o, etc. But the letters
s lns.,',,es.iyely transpOsed in accordance
Ian ,baooepings of a grating, which, laid
III =, tbe message. only allowed such letters
snnsar as we're to be read, and hid all
81 rsssa gratings are an old invention,
bot baying been greatly improved by Col.
3 tgdssrer. they seem now TO Oter the best
M unrest means of Obtaining an indie
s .iybarable eryptogram. In all the other
II r.lsms NJ inversion, be they systems
6 Rsifa an iuvarlable base or simple key in
Slrh each letter is always represented
the same letter or sign; be they sys
/<# b. la hnaa a. a HnI1 hfn kAW
ybicb the alphabet varies with each
euer, The security IS incomplete. ENpe-
taueed decinherers are capable OF per-
ornng perfect pr0dlgies IN sucn lnYestI-
,auons either with the aid Of the calcu.
alton Of probabilities or by merely try
E ng. and trying until they succeed. All
lgt has to be done is to md out the let
ters in the order Of their repetition in the
rypt0gram-e being that most frequently
npoyed in English, German and French,
IN Sasnsb. q 10 Russian and and in
talian-and the meaning OF the text is
bon made clear and there are very few
yptograms based on these methods
* Ehich DEFY Investigation.
II would appear, therefore, that the
at guarantee for ind cipherabihty is af-
bHtfby these gratlngs or by deciphered
S eti0naries-cOdes that is to say, or vO-
abuaries, in which certain common
Fords represent fully-formed sentences
Indicated By the page number. But both
lesl systems have one grave drawback
tey REQUIRE absolute secrecy on the part
those that Use them, ana the greatest
8ra that the books of apparatus should
ever gel into undesirable hands. Without
a grating, or the code, the message will
snsin unread: but once these are OBJ
ned the mystery yanishes.
II was then by means Of grating-that
10 say. piece Of card, cut out in GER
N places-that the correspondence be-
Aten oand0rf and his accOmplices was
sred on; but as an extra precaution, in
se TIE gratings should be lost or stolen,
very dispatch after being deciphered
A9 destroyed. There thus remained no
iaee OF this conspiracy In which the
estest no0lemen and magnates of Hun
Is U! were risklng their lives, in cOnjunc-
lol WITH the representatives of the mid
e Class and the bulk of the people.
tagnmaf had just burnt his last dis
aNa' When there came a quiet knock at
pc study door.
Il was borik Introducing Count Matthias
aauorr VINO had walked up from the
taFest railway station.
la'nmr Immediately rose to greet
our journey, Mathias?' asked he,
~ 'ue eagerness of man who wished
w. outset TO find that all was we'll.
AZ was success, Iathmar." answered
-Iuo'l' have no doubt of my Tran
N, iaa a.1. friends, and we are certain OF
lllI assistance
Ivy Jet them have the dispatch which
a'lory. ~ ''-- 90 u'' . "so' 3SAeu
s. said 5andorf. eyes, They have
~ cautioned. and they are all ready.
VIII rise at the first signal. In two
sst "e sldu oe masters of Buda and
Dv Nh. " lali day we shall ret the chief
'a uolh sides Of the rhei,s. and
y.s.'s Say Is out we shall have Tran
II H1s-.'"Il0 tle rest. And then 5000, 900
iepar-I'. '''io VIII have regained their
az lls Diet" asked Batborv.
AZ supporters form the majority -
bsba,g .'huori. They will also form
af,., s.o'eihment TO take the direction
+ |a,iy .,.. All VIII 60 regularly and
ip,ir.t Ie eohitats, as far as their ad.
NJ trnra4 goes, depend very little on
y Ei.s lo ana their chiefs have the POI
h. 't council OF the lleutenancy
des oy g.lsuom that the palatlne pre-
par. '' puGa:' continued Zath-
Ell inrr aIaiine and the council Mt Buda
BE 10 IN s..e,'y De 80 placed as to be UNI
lHa,iso,+-aaole 10 correspond with the
'1as. an e'aucery at Nieuna?"
lf mg,e,,, our measures are taken for
M lb.,i,-l' To- be simultaneous. and
"s n.'4le success "NV
s'la.,' sald Bathorv
pn, AIN AZ W answered Count San.
rgsra, w. army AN OF our blood. of
h as.a.'1 'llou, are for usi Where h
hOse An, '1g ~ tue ancient Mavvare
y h4rfr1 =. WI not beat 1T the STINT ot
AuI ,a,l Noloiph and Corvinusg''
le puo..t uttered the words In "a tone
NB.lI t... ''Iued Dee, neglect NOTHING
tmS. Ni huspicionl BE prudent.
ndot tt.t 700 strong! You nava
N0' re'il'us .uspioloua At trieste 80
Ven MI rAthmnr. Nothing IA
Deb NJ '' lhe works at polo. for
h r,. gfgaacd.n ''e "oTNuen
ennts uileen years tho Austrian
.. 'N''h a View OF the poaalble
... loss now reaiized
....ngo " founding al pola. M
trmity OF the Istrian Zen
sm ,r',l n. zee arsenal ana doel f, ard
Id .e., ,laud on that end of tbe tdrt
-,ia msFf... tne protests of Vrioate
y lsa.s,4.e Importance wonld tsere'
.hs1 I'M 'neo, tho WORKS wnro s ,'ian
2 tltlr,.a5..ll iererIsh afdor gongal.
ileIf orl, had thus some instiaea,,n,,
IN 70 M mon that Trieste wo,,td wv wv
fii bs.s, vent Of aopsr.iist =. wv. .
started IL TIC oi,s. ''''' move.