Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

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| which would meet this enormous demand
for more than quarter Of million OF
| years.
| Such j. the plan of nature, and such are
carrying out her measures. For the well
being Of her organized creations, she can
| la'l back on q gigantic supply. Professor
Drepr. ........
BEAUTIFUL ALLEeonY.-We take the
following from the Springfield (Mass.)
Republican,:
sin conversation, few days since, with
lawyer who was an enthusiastic admit
rer oil this great man, he related 10 us an
instance in Mr. Crittenden's professional
career illustrative Of his singular power
before jury.
"Mr Cfittenden was engaged in defen-
ding man who had been indicted for
capital offence. After an elaborate and
powerful defence, liz closed his effort by
the following striking and beautiful allego-
ry:
"When God in his eternal counsel,
| conceived The thought Of mans creation,
he called to him the three ministers who
wait constantly upon his lhrone-Jnstice,
Truth, and Mercy--and thus addressed
them "Shall we make man" Then said
Justice, 40 God! make him not, for he
will trample upon thy laws" Truth
made answer also, ooh God. make bin
he will pollute thy sanctuaries." But
Mercy, dropped upon her knees, and
l., q IL
"Oh God make linn. | viii watch over
him and surround him with my care
through all the dark paths which he may
have to tread" Then God made man,
and said TO him, ooh man! thou art the
child OF Mercy 90 and deal with thy broth
err"
The jury, when he finished, was drowl-
ed IN tears, and, against evidence and
what must have beentheir own convictions,
brought in a speedy verdict Of not guilty.
CONT MENTAL NEWS.
AUSTRIAN HuE AND Cry AFTER Kos
suTH.-That the fugitive chieitains and
leaders of Hungary have no mercy to ex-
pect if they fall into Austrian clutches is
evident from the writ now issued for CATCH
ing them, if possible, with description
OF their persons, TO enable the police to
recognise and identity them. The list
contains sixty such writs, of which we
give few, by way of specimen;
BEN, Charles, Insurgent General, be-
tween 80 and 80 years Of age, Of middling
stature. thin, has round face, brown
ish rudy complexion, a low forehead,
greyish hair, grey eyebrows, sharp point
cd hooked nose, broad mouth, round
chin, and moustaches. He speaks Polish,
! French, aud German, stoops little inhis
gait, and is said TO have sea-. in bis face,
: ron d gun shot nourd he received in
Pesth.
Kossuth, Ludwig, once a lawyer,
Journalist, Minister of Finance, President
OF the Hungarian Committee of Defence,
and at last Governor President of the Hun
garian Republic, 45years old, bornat Jass-
Bereugi, in Hungary, of the Catholic re-
ligion, married, above the middle height,
tolerably strong, thin, has an oval face,
pale complexion, lofty open brow, chest
nut hair, blue eyes, strong dark brown
eyebrows, smooth compressed nose, small
handsome mouth, good set Of teeth, round
chin, black moustaches and beard, speaks
German, Hungarian, Latin, Slovak, some
French and Italian. Especial signs or
marks are, a natural complexion, curls,
the hair OH the crown ver>ing on bald
ness, tolerably broad chest, rather flat
than raised, a delicate white hand, with
long tapering fingers. His demeanor
calm; solemn, somewhat commanding and
imposing; his walk generally upright, his
voice agreeable, insinuating, and even
when he speaks low, very distinct and
audible. He impresses one with the idea
OF his being an enthusiast--for enthusi-
assn dwells in his beautiful eye; his up
ward look, so peculiar to him, gives addi-
tional fo'ce 10 this impression. The en-
erey Of his character is not revealed by
his outward appearance. He writes Ger
man neither orthographically correct, nor
right in ether respects.
Kossuth, Theresa, born Miss Mez-
zlenya,. wife of Ludwig Kossuth, more
than thirty years Of age, OF the Catholic
religion; tall, thin, has a longi>h face, q
brown complexion, long forehead, black
hair and eyes, small black eyebrows, rath-
er pointed nose, regularly formed mouth,
good healthy teeth, a longish chin; speaks
German, Hungarian, and Sclayonic. She
is naughty; has proud, scornful look.
Petosy, Alexander, poet, 30years old,
born where in TranSy yania, of the
reformed religion, married, Of small thin
stature, has a browni,h face, dark brist-
ling hair, vaulted round forehead, black
eyebrows and eyes, broad nose, well pro-
portioned mouth good teeth, rather poin-
ted chin, dark moustaches; speaks Ger
man, Hungarian, and Wallachian, and al
ways goes with bare neck. ...s
SEPTEMBER is memorable month. In septem-
Der the battles OF Monterey and Mexico fought.
On the 18th Of September, 1917, the victorious A.
mcricaus carried the Garita BClen, the strongest
gate OF the city Of Mexico, defended by eight thoti-
sand Mexcans. on the IIth the American flag
was hosted the city Of Mexico. On the 2Ist