New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Bella Kun Held
In Vienna; Allies
HaltRu1nanians
Army Is Ordered to Cease
Advance ON Budapest;
New Cabinet Assured
Help but Told to Disarm
Karolyi's Return Forecast
Szamuely, Once Reported
as Victor Over Soviet
Premier, Killed OH Border

PARIS, Aug. (Rv The Associated
Press Bella Kun. deposed Hungarian
Soviet leader, has arrived in Vienna,
where he will be put in an internment
camp, according to a dispatch from
Vienna received here to-day.
The Supreme Inter-Allied Council
sent message to-day to the Rumanian
government requesting that the
Rumanian army along the Thesis
River cease it's advance upon Budapest
Immediately.
The council held no formal meeting
to-day, but its members eagerly await
ed further communication from the
new Hungarian government at Buda-
pest.
Rumania and Czecho- -Slovakia, in ad-
dition to the other Balkan states, have
urged the complete disarmament of
the Hungarians Immediately, and the
peace conference apparently is dis
posed to take every possible step to
prevent further military action on the
part of the Hungarians.
No news has been received in Paris
indicating whether the Rumanians have
ceased their advance toward Budapest,
but in conference circles confidence is
expressed that the Rumanians will not
take the Hungarian capital against the
Will OF the supreme council.
No Threat from Allies
The note which the Supreme Council
has sent to the new Hungarian govern
ment through the Italian mission in
Budapest was temperate in tone, show
%1o% :1,1 80
the peace conference to assist the Hun
garian people in an effort to create a
stable government under the direction
of the new Premier, Jules Peidll, need
not in any sense be considered threat
of violence against the new govern
ment. 1t lays stress, however, on the
necessity for Hungary to comply with
the terms of the armistice and disarm
completely.
BUDAPEST, Aug. 8 (By The Associ-
ated Press ).-Sixty hostages held in
the Parliament Building have been re-
leased by the new government. The
belief is general that the new ministry
will be transitory and that it will be
supplanted by coalition Cabinet i'll
which Count Karolyi or his party
again will be represented.
New Ministry Not Approved
A member of the Entente commission
declared to-day that the Entente was
not satisfied with the new ministry
since it was largely composed of former
Soviet leaders and members of the Cen
trail Workmen's Council.
Jacob Weltner, president of the Sol
ders' and Workmen's Soviet, who was
sent to Vienna Immediately after the
Cabinet was formed, admitted that the
government was only provisional one
and that the Hungarian Minister t(
Vienna, Wilhelm Boehm, probably
would leave his post.
Hungary already has demanded
passes ito Austria for families Of the
retiring peoples commissioners.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 3.-Tibor sza
mucly, who recently was reported, will
two others. to have upset the Bel,
a dictatorship, either shot and killc,
himself or was shot down by gen
darmes who stopped him at the from
tier, according to dispatches from
Berlin and Vienna to-day. Samuel
was said to have been carrying a larg
I sum Of money.
Amnesty for Anti-Soviets
Complete amnesty for political of
| fences during the Soviet regime ha
| been ordered by Peter Agoston, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs. in the new Hun
garian Cabinet, who has also issued
/ decree giving special protection, ae
/ cordng to Budapest dispatch.
/ In an interview given the press, N
Agoston said the principle Of social
!. cation would be maintained, but tina
its application would be determine
I not by the Cabinet, but by constituer
!, assembly.
/ Complete order prevails in Budapes
/ and the surrounding country, the dis
Il patch asserts.