Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-11-09

A MosT SINGULAR AND MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR!
PROBABLE MURpER-We learned last night
from Mr.. Wedekin, of the city council, that his
son, in company with some other boys, started
out with a couple of dogs 10 hunt gronnd-squIr-
rels, and when up to field on the Riddle Farm,
near the Cummnsyille road, and north OF the
Brighton House, the dogs stopped at point close
TO the fence on the hillside and commenced
scratching up the earth. The boys, surprising
that they had located game, assisted them in
digging At the depth Of less than foot, they
came upon some straw, and, upon taking out the
straw, the body of female child, handsomely
dressedi white, with rope around It's neck, and
almost black in the face from strangulation, was
disclosed! The lads were alarmed, but recover
inc from the first shock occasoned by the extra
ordinary discovery, they proceeded to remove the
BODY from its grave, when three men, one OF
them wearing blue sailors Jacket appeared de-
scending the hill close to them. The boys were
about TO call their attention to the circumstance,
when two of the men pulled out revolving pls-
tolls and fired four or five shots at them, none OF
which, providentially took effect. The boys
run off to distant part OF the field, and saw the
men take the body of the child and run with 1t
up the hill. This is ceranya most eXtraord-
nary affair- Cincinnati Commercial.
LAMrxrABLE STATE OF HuNGARY.--Thc
condition Of things in Hungary is lamentable.-
The currency has almost entirely disappeared,
Men who were rich find themselves without the
means Of supporting their families. Debts are
not paid. The sons Of many ot the nobility have
been forced to enlist as private soldiers in the
Austrian army. The aged and venerable
Bishop of Neusolh has been deprived of his Of
fec, and sentenced to five years solitary contin;-
ment. Women are punished for having adcd
their husbands, and daughters for having con-
versed with their fathers who are rebels In
Transatlantic the Saxons and Romans, hercdita.
nv enemies of the Magyars, have hunted them
down like wild b,as:s-shootng them at sight.
Enormities of this kind were so frequent that the
Austrian authority has been forced 10 declare the
state OF soge in one part of Hungary. Radet-
zky, the Austrian General has become DISCUS
ted with their barbarity, though he had consider
able experience in the same tting in Italy. Hay
nau appears anxious to keep the Infamous repu-
lation.hc has acquired. Eleven young girls have
b'cn imprisoned for str awing flowers over the
graves OF those executed by order of the Courts
Martial. The reckoning Of all this will one day
come Saint Louis Rayeillie.
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CcNDITIox CT IRELAND.--A correspondent OF
the New York Tribune holds up distressing
picture of the present condition OF Ireland. Tie
says:
Ireland is in bad state; moral, political, and
bodily diseases run riot through her emaciated
frame by seine terrible law OF succession that
we don understand The Queens visit has been
but a shooting star in armament of murky, pes
tcntal night. The ant-rent movement is daily
extending, and leads everywhere to collision, in
which frequently blood is split. 1t partakes Of
the nature of wide spread nspiracy, and the
secrecy OF all parties, the sympathy felt BY all to-
ward the criminals, forbid the hope that this ter
rble complication will be speedily mastered by
Government or Lava Tenants oflong cd cha
ractor and accredited responsibility, reap their
crops cut and run, almost between shutdown and
day dawn, and leave the landlords to whistle for
their arrears