HUNGARY.

New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 355, 27 December 1848, Page 4

HUNGARY.

Accounts from Pesth of the 23rd ult., state that — In an extraordinary evening Bitting of the Lower House yesterday, the bill for granting Hungarian troops for the war in Italy was carried by a Ministerial majority of 233 against 36 votes — 76 deputies were absent. Already to-day cuirassiers and hussars -have left Ofen for Italy, although the Illyrian revolution is still at its height. It is stated positively that -the Minister of Finance intends to bring k a hill proposing that the Diet shall undertake a just proportion of the Austrian national debt. At the very time the Diet was making a grant of Hungarian military to act in the war against Italy* a letter gwas received in Pesth. from the Provisional Government of Milan, apologising for the recontre of the Italian regiment regiment Cecossiere with the volunteers in the Palais dcs Invalides, at this place, and assuring the Hungarian nation of the heartfelt sympathy of the Illyrians. ' The commandant of Peterwardein, Field- • Marshal Lieutenant Yon Habrousky, who has now been appointed commandant of Hungary, was, on the 15th of this month, declared at Agram to be a traitor, and amenable to martial law. — Breslau Gazette, July 29.