The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-06 00:00:00

TO THI =MOB
.01 TIM UP/MSB.

Sia,—A few daynago, in several London journals,
• oommanication,from Italy vras published, in which atten-
tion was draws to the great afilictioes to which Kossuth, in
the coarse of the present year, bas been doomed ; first, by
the death of his youthful end only daughter, and thee, re-
cently, by the threatening state of the malady from which
his wife was suffering. As many of Kosauth's English friends
ban on this minion testified their kind remembrance of
him by inquiries respecting his wife's state of health, and
some by the rumours- circulated were induced to believe that
the hope of her recovery has been entirely given up, you
will, or, bestow a favour upon the late governor of Hungary
and his friends, if, in acknowledgment, and for the manatee-
tioo, of those kind inquiries, )ou would insert in year valua-
ble journal the information that Midair. Kossuth, whose
dangerous disuses consisted of an injury is her chest, occa-
sioned by an accident, and not looked alter during her
long and palatal attendsoce upon her lamented daug,Lter,
has been for a time io such a position ae to be declared by
the physicians incurable WINOS subjecting herself to the
chances of a surgiael operation ; this grave operation, how•
ever, his ben a few days ago saccesdnUy achieved by the
celebrated Profaner Burn of Florence, with the maistanoe
of Professor Bruno and Dr. lkrti, and the invalid, although
ea
yet not free from sufferings naturally following upon •
surgical operation; has been pronounced to be out of danger.
The relief derived from this moieties of his wife's dangerous
state will, we hope, enable Koasuth to resume his wonted
activity in the service of his country's cause. —I em, he.,
A FRIEND AND COUNTRYMAN
OF KOSSI:TH'S.

Oct. 4.

Tea Emir= Dam Aorrartorr. —To-day a sale of
goods seised in the town of Leeds for Easter dues is to take
place, and, from the excitement which the seizure has oc.
maimed. • large assemblage is anticipated. The following,
which is being extensively circulated shows the light us
which the occurrence is viewed by aom4parties in the town:—
" Special Religious Sersioe.—The principles of the church
of gland as by law este/lilted will be illustrated at four
o'clock on Monday next, Oct. kit, 1862, in the vicar's croft,
by the public sale of six dining room chairs, seized at a
'a home in Beech Grove-tense., Leeds, last
frdiay.= annismosd in the Mercury of last Saturday) by
virtue of a warrant of distress obtained by the Rev. W. M.
Heald, vicar of Birstal, wider the advice of the Right Rev.
the Lord Bishop of Ripon, for the recovery of Faster dues.
—Leeds, let Oct."
SITICIDZ IN KENTIBN-SOWN. —Dr. Lankester held
an inquiry on Saturday, at the Victory Tavern, Kentish-
town, into the circumstances attending the suicide of a wood
engraver, named John Robertson Cray, and 33, living at
24, Claresommed. The deceased's wife said that on Tues.
day last, while ow a visit to a neighbour, her husband sent
to is, that if she wished to lee him again alive she must
return home Robustly. She at once hastened to her house,
sad there found him in an excited state of mind in his room,
with a tumbler containing something in his band. He told
her that in a very few minutes she would no a widow. He
directly rushed out of the room into another, and Lame back
exclaiming, "It is done ! it is done !" She dashed the
tumbler from his hands as quickly as she could, and he thou
said in a determined manner, " I have dons it ! it is too
Isla I" Before medical aid could be procured be expired.
Other evidence tended to show that the deceased committed
the act from despondency, and the recent meanies me of
ardent spirits. Mr. Caltcleugh, surgeon, of Ulareme-road,
deposed that the tumbler had contained maid* of
slum, and that was the cause of death. The carcase (=-
embed the present great facility for obtaining cyanide of
pesetimi. Verdict—" Suicide, while in an unsealed state
of absi."
' Tas BANDYTORD MIAChIII.II bas
been respited by the Secretary of Stets till the let Novem-
berte allow time fer further investigation.
CHaRRY WATI6.—The oantous of Schwyz sad
Zug, in Switserland, are celebrated for their }Liminess.;
or cherry-water. This liqueur ie distilled from the wild
cherries after they have been separated from the stems.
sad when quit it is free from all bielbal asivisissm
A Wasps Tuft ls produced by dial:Mager slems. but
this bossily by the Isvoste She sollie et
low Aims* ass is Mislaid qtaltals- Vsa•
duos any Misdeal dart. Sim
sthe duty lakes
off soap, this has Mobs* an important branch of Pastwases
manufacture,—The Grocer.

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