The Sun. — 1848-10-11 (London, England)

FRANCIS 1., Constitutional Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and Bohemia, tLo fifth of this named, King of Lombardy and Venice, of Dalmatia and Croatia, Slavonia, Galicia, Lodomeria, and Illyria, Archduke of Austria, Duke of Lothringia,: Salzburg, Styria, Carinthia, Carniola, Upper and Lower Silesia, Grand Duke of Transylvania, Margrave of Moravia, Prince Palatine of Hapsburg, Tyrol, &c. &c. &c. "To the Ecclesiastical and Lay Dignitaries, Magnates, and Representatives of Hungary, the Grand Duchy of Transylvania, and all the neigh bouring Imperial Baronies, now assembled in the Royal free city of Peath, in the Diet convoked by us, we hereby send greeting. " To our deep sorrow and indignation the House of Representatives has been seduced into very illegal acts by LUDWIG KO3SUTH and his adherents. It has even executed several illegal resolutions, contrary to our Royal will, and has recently, on the 27th September, formed a resolution, against the mission of the Royal Commissioner nominated by us, for the restoration, viz., our Field-Marshal Lieutenant Count LAMBEBG, before the same could exhibit our full powers, in consequence of which resolution the said, our Royal Commissioner, vv as cruelly attacked by an infuriated mob in the public streets, and most barbarously murdered. Under these circumstances, we are compelled, conformably with our Royal duty, for the maintenance of public security and of the laws, to make the following decrees, and to command their execution.  " 1. We hereby dissolve the Diet, which, immediately after the publication of this our Royal rescript is to close its sitting.  " 2. All resolutions and ordinances of the present Diet, not sanctioned by us, we hereby declare illegal; invalid, and void of all efficacy. "3. We hereby subject to the command-in-chief Sclavonia, and Dalmatia, Baron JOSEPH JELLACICU, ati'llfl field troops ash andal Lu fCti armedierota. a bodies H of men whatsoever, whether consisting of National Guards or free corps, in Hungary and the neighbouring countries, as well as in Transylvania.  "4. Till such time as the broken peace and order of the country shall be restored the kingdom of Hungary is laid under martial law ; and therefore all the authorities are commanded to suspend the holding of all county, civic, or district congregations. "5. Our Ban of Croatia, Sclavonia, and Dalmatia, JosErn:BaronJELLACIIICII, is deputed by these presents as Commissioner Plenipotentiary of our Royal Majesty, and we hereby convey to him full powers and authority, in order that in the jurisdiction of the executive he may carry out those privileges with which, under the present extraordinary circum • stances, as the representative of his MAJESTY, he is invested. " By virtue of our Royal full powers, we hereby declare that all which the Ban of Crotia orders, constitutes, resolves, and commands is to be regarded as instituted, resolved, and commanded by our royal authority ; and we hereby graciously command all ecclesiastical, civil and military authorities, ambassadors, dignataries, and inhabitants Of whatever state or rank, of our kingdoms of Hungary, Transylvania, and all the neighbouring counties, that they execute and obey in all things commands signed by Baron JosErll JELLACIIICII, as one of the Royal Commissioners Plenipotentiary, like as they are duly bound to obey our Royal MarEsTY. "6. We especially charge our Royal Commissioner to take heed that the assailants and murderers of our late Royal Commissioner Count FRANZ LAMBERG, as well as all the movers and participators in this atrocious deed, be proceeded against with all the rigour of the law. "1. The general current business of the civil administration is to be carried on for the present by the appointed officers of the several Ministerial departments as commanded by the laws. " As soon as the security and conduct of the common interests of the whole monarchy shall be permanently re-estr.blished, the equal title of all subjects be for ever guaranteed, and on this foundation the mutual relations of all the counties and people united under our Crown, be regulated, whatever is most conformable will be deb thal and legally consolidated by a Council of Representatives from all parts. _ _  " Given at Sehonebrunn, 3d Oct., 1848. "