The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11
Arrival of the Europa's Mails
ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
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Our Foreign Correspondence,
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The Post Office express from Boston, with the Eu-
ropas ma arr ved in this city yesterday at O'Clock
The express In charge of Mr. Bailey chief clerk In the
Boston office, left that city at half-past ocock on
Sunday afternoon. The detention was owing to the
fog which prevented the steamboat from getting out Of
New London she did not leave until o'clock ysstsr
day morning.
Among other Items in our papers We find the follow.
Spg in the Journal du Harre Of the ed ult.:-
Mr. Julisni Envoy OF the King of the Mosquitoes has
arrived ct Paris charged with mission to Great
Britain relating IL said to the dispute which has
and the United States The Envoy of the King Of the
Mosquitoes arrived in Europe on board French mer-
chant vessel
The United States frigate St Lawrence, Capt Hiram
Pauldirg had arrived at Cowes from the Baltic where
che has been cruising during the summer the pro-
lection Of American interests she took in few supplies
at Cowes and sailed for Lbon whore she will reft pre-
vious to departing either join the American
of observation In the Mediterranean or to the Pacific
station.
The Pandora had arrived at Portsmouth, England,
with $50 0co In California gold board and advices
from Sydney, s. W. states that vessel had returned
to that place from California with considerable guam
tty Of gold dust after having sold cargo there to
advantage. 1t was calculated that nearly $1,000
worth OF California gold would be received in and
ported from Sydney before the end Of the year
prices for currans los Per cwt The expectation
to Holland Germany Trieste, and America will proba.
bly, be larger than last year. and aggregate crop
this will be Geo less than that Of I848 We
may cek for only moderate supply going to England
and coed state Of trade towards spring Charters for
England Is low ~ $685. ten ganeas and ten per cent
THE HUHoARIAN PATRIOTS on BOARD THE AMERI-
CAN STEAMSHIP HERMANN.
The Sout In pton correeDcndant of the Tandem
Times writing under date Of the 18th ult gives the
following interesting Information
The United States mall steamer Hermann, Captain
q. Crabtree arrived here this morning from Bremen
rout. to New York.
The Hermann left Bremenhayen on Thursday, at
noon, but in the night experienced tremendous gale
In the North Sea, during which she obliged heavs
TO TIL the weather moderated. She has, therefore,
reached Southampton day after Der appointed time
ths rst instance OF irregusrty the present year on
The part of the American steamers which have 1913
hitherto been exceedingly ponctual la their times Of
The Hermann has about thirty passengers from Bre-
men to New York amongst whom are some Hungarian
celebrities One OF tLeni Is Lasias JJoszy Civil
Gsyernor OF the fortress Of Concern who precseds to
the United States intending TO form n Hungarian CO.
lony lie has letters OF introduction General TAYLOR
President Of the ltepsbic 70 the Hon MIR. Bancroft,
and other men OF distinction in America. lie H. &C.
ecmpapisd by bis two sons sndtwo daughters and by
feveral u sarlan officers, who appeared the deck
ef the Hermann. dressed In the picturesque military
costume VI Hungary Lsiislss hazy Is an aged aud
venerable looking man with d. wing grey beard AID
naoustaches, and wearing singular semi Oriental
dress
Another extraordinary hungarian board this
steamer IL Nsdemoseile Apoloris Jsgella who bore
The rank CT lieutenant In res ilsnt Of cavalry during
ths Hungarian wsF ADD was subsequently, aijutsut OF
the army iu tie iartrsss OF Coaorn durag the time
that city hsld out against the Austrans. Msdsmoi-
sele Jhgela s represented to have been present in
several engagements dui3ny the Hungarian iusur-
rectiob, snd TO have fought with much gallant
ry. She proved herself great adept In street
lighting, and boasts OF having slain n fair num-
bee II Austrian soldiers. In appearance Madsno-
Belle Jsgela 10 far fen reruiaive, her features
bearing pleasant but determined expression It sy
Be satisfactory for the reader know that this lady
new nder engagement 10 he married to young Hun
garlan officer, immediately arriving 1t New York;
and rs OF probable that In the peaceful and
active Of domestic lie in the back goods Of
America her bell gsTent propsnsiie, viii never sgan
be put ia requisition unless at,sok from lndsns
should occasionally happen, 10 vary the moootony Of
Der future career which doubt MADE Dlses
Jseells will In defence Of her home aud family, ma.
rsss TO give goed accoort Of the ihtruders.
Tie prsFsnt party Of Hungsren eXiies will bs fol-
Owed to New YORK by much greater num5er, nov
waiting ~ Hzmburgh to take passage in packet ship
! he Hermann will leave Tuesday the Goth, Win =
exceedingly large freight OF German and French
chsndise, the steamers Atslauta, Lazy do SaunareE
and South Western, specially chartered having ar
'i-cd en- ilavre, fed vita cargo for shipment
10 this atsamer,