New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10

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nament-C holera Increa-ing-Free Emi-
grafton TO Au-tralia--lIayor'- Fea-t.-
French and Engli-h-Crimes-'' The VA
lion ''-Thunder-Lola Montez-TalfOurd-
BaIioon Wrecked-Riot-Prince Albert
Thier- and the socialists.
London C0rrcspouieuce Of The Iu-4ne
LoNnov Friday ? N July q l-il.
4 YER, marked ard lncressins attention s ex-
cited in ;hi. country O. the no1c struEse which the
H1u-aI.sns aye supporting % maintain ih'r .ndepend
ence against tie Adso1.m % Rlssa a1i tlstria and
TIC zone within the walls Of Parliament begins O. 70
s9ond 20 the excited attitude o. the People There i
only enc proninen, exception. namely Lord 8ro1gham
FIR whom no incon..sency o.. great enough and mary
q whose latter meats cnc "oli feel dsPos'i ..
attribute 70 mental alteration. % ths Mere rot says
dangerous char-s % make against tnose who a.'ef
from Us ia opinion and action. on Friday ass be
Lordship brought the case o. the poor A5soutss be
fore the House Of Lords and showed vha, nlircaied
snd innocent sufferers were the Lmperors % Russia
and Austria tho Kines Of Naples and Prussia and TIE
Aivoca,cs Of Civil ard Religious Tyranny a over tie
world Hungary sicily. Venice. and every patriot
state and man. were ihe otecfs o the abuse OF this 70
al-arf !eascr oi the People Il .s really pity that
person Of such grcs powers Of amuscment-ons whose
sr.e4uiuadc is so unpsra.eled--houi miN h.rr7etup
with thesc too serious things ani cal down dislike and
de,e,aton acre b. 1t TO court being Nell laughed
a. IN ine Hou.c O. Lords as tribunal 10 Divorce
cases. hi. Iordsbip las within the month -houo with
unusual brlancy hs cross examination oi maid. and
buffers elic.tirg what rol.es they heard and vha,
sights thy SAW. through key holes or under hedge
rows has been fr-t rate and the pquancie. oi 1 CON-
are highly Indebted to hi. dainty scented questions lt
i.a d-that oi - ~ ts highest court anu isst ap
peal-uhlch uo living Ilsli.hmsn would dispute with
| Lord Hfouehsm and aus. and although Mr Hume. n
the Commons hss objected 10 these volupuous details
yet every feel. that to suppress them would 10 to
derobe a venerable ard liquor b uobIemsn oi biz rnsu
dignity and privilege Fat when ho mcd1es with IA
troi Nations porbap The death s-onie- every one
| ie..s on the other hand The pfoianstlon.
| The hungarian meeting ~ the City of london Ias
ern on Monday WAS an enthusiastic bumper Golden
was there and out as ol yoro. It's was meeting
professedy # the Peace party o protest against tie
n.as.ou of Hungary Nothing could be- more mastery
than the matter and manner OF Cohfens speech His
dcuunciaton o hlssia from his own personal insffc
ton Wa positively terrific pity contempt and nd's
nation came forth with i1rkcd tongues n bis strong
flashing sentence. s loan has been talked OF in the
CITY for Russia and tu.tra Golden gave them notice
that public opinion was now becoming strong enough
q act oven upon stock bbers, and that u any house
m the Metropolis dared 90 contract such loan o.
would call down upon it storm OF public and private
md gnaton which should mark and seattle % forever
The meeting was among the most numerous aud ntu
ia. held IN this town tor years past and was gfacod
by the presence Ot some OF the Hungarian tnyoys
Loud cheers of Mazkil!. aud the recon mendat9n to
the Government 70 hep the Hungauaus even 81 tae
mex Of war show the tide Which opinion - setting
AMI that l- .lshmen are beginning 10 awaken
In consequence OF this. that very petty statesman
Lord John Russell took the opportunity OF explaining
away In the House his phrase "lnsurrecuOn' As sp
Piled t. the Hungsfans, and ayerred that he by n'
means intended to imply any oensure upon the patriots
but eny To speak OF contest as being se Jfc9
rising against other powers. pretty oiymologica
escspe Tor the Premier Lord LansdoUne aso tecline'
10 explain to Lord Broueham the other hous
whether Government taking steps OF not 70 recog
nile the Hungarian independence. Meanwhile othe
meetings are about 20 De- held IN London and the Pro
vince. for promoting the OF the oppressed What
ever Lord Pamersion cen do he viii, and therefor
trust a. an Tu-lshmen that however this great con
tast turns out this country, at all events viii haY
done rs duty.
Before dismissng th. subject must tel! you an anec
dote which heard. good authority, Of the Hung
RI an var and which probably has not appeared In you
papers II during the retreat OF "ndischgratl som
four months ago, when the Hungarisns, under Gorge
we're pursuipc him that the TWO hosts came near 10
gether the Austrian artillery being posted upon well
worked hill in which also their sharp shooters ~er
concealed in great numbers General Gorgey wa
aware OF this disposition Of the enemy and riding up
body Of his husssrs which statoned-in advance
9 be INQUIRED aloud who was the commanding ofcer-
A gray headed old man answered to the summons, an
when ilterrogaied about the other officers, said tha
e they had al been killed Gorgey, addressing MIN
Z pointing 70 the hill You mast take that position
said be- II viii cost you half your men, but you IN Us
tskei, Al all events. The Id heard his orders
and in his turn spoke ~ his hussars Inc Dehefs
saws We must take that hill i viii cost US one na
our numbers but il must he done Al al events 4A1
raising MS hands 20 Heaven and addressing God uade
the Old Hungarian style, be continued Ms "oios" " So
= ipr 90 viii not ask thee to help and know tho
VII! not help the Austrians, but Il thou VIII 90 ana .
upon tia, hill thou shs be satisfied with toy children
y Then they ali esnsd their heads down over the sac
de. bows and made the onslaught taking the AiA Ol
losing two thirds of their force Aossuth was on u
seld and saw i, all. and tell upon G6rgey' neck an
wspi ltmsy be that the Peace movement ii'A goo
thing but surely war furui shes - yet "in the mot
e .pend,a idea OF devotion and her0sn and i VIII be
lone time before Mercantile Pscihcafors can pfo'd
our want for the heroic with such glorious ualis 4
these.
We have mad another lon, debate IN Parliament VI
der Mr. Herres in favor Of ahxed duty on corn ~
H. con tends that by moderate nNed duty the pnee
corn would not Be enhanced but that the foreign Pr
iacer would ss Il cheaper, 80 as 30 enable Il to Se'
the .upost ard IN TIL. way should raise re'enl
p from lou and ether corn growing Sates without oeA
o bardsnsa ourselves tie sfui.e' sou Ine Pfo-1' AL
TANKS you might do It for !ess anuoi9ste the a
.wer your people VII MAKE 20 him they would 'oo
.n prove 10 MIN how srstuogs De vas IN suplo'ins 'h
: Other nations would accommodate their nfsi piices
&. our dutes 90 4s themselves to pay TIE duties "o4
direct your readers g. capita arucie "a ne SUBJECT
lr t. Times OF The 1lh of -olh, wherein To- recpfoc
l benehi. Of our two countries are ably stated and u
shown ha, il We Do psy you TAR Proa' Tor your cor
you on the other hand. mosi Hospitality open yo'
doors 10 our streams Of migrants, caesn- aes msfze
.or Msnchesier Al the sane tine that yoa feAeye u
pe,hor, oith.. county 20 that little lucrative ie'
y n j. not thrown away upon you It's At al events
fair commercial view.
lt mus, be quite clear ihsi Trade ' iae present ruiz
20 5, The world though not ye, eHessTely. even at