Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
DETAILS OF TIE FOREIGN NEWS
HUNGARIAN ENIGRANrS TO THE L.

III NbAAIAN T'hlthAIN ! y ~ fif. 1, y.
! he United States mail steamer Iermann Captain
& Cmbrce. arrived at Southampton Sunday the 9h
from Bremen, tpnle 10 New York. The Hermann
had ahaut 80 passengers from Bremen 10 New York.
amongst whom soire Hungarian celebrities. One of
aen Is Iandlslas lIhdzy, eX civil governor of the for
tess 81 Gdmofn. who proceeds 10 the L. States nlen-
d'ng 10 iam Hungarian colony. He has letters of re
commentator 10 General Iaylor President of the Re
public 10 The lloa Mr. Bancroft and other men Of dis
tnctnn IN Amsfira.
lie is accompanied by his two and daughters and
bY seYefa hungarian officers who appeared on the deck
Of HE Hermann, ds3d in the picturesque military cos
nme Of Hungary. l.adl~laus lJhazy is an aaed and
venerable looking man, wish flowing aud grey beard
aud mn5lach1a, aud wearing semi oriental dress An
other extraordinary Hungarian on boatd This steamer is
MademoacIe Apollo jagella who b1rc the rank Of lien
enaai regiment oi cavalry during the Hungarian war
and WAS subsequently adalanl of the army in the fortress
If tomom during the time that city held against the
iu-tfiana
AademoseIle Jagea is represented to have been pre-.
sent IN several engagements during the lungarinn sur
reeon. and to have fought with much ga!antry She
proved herself great adept in street f,htlnr aud
bnasls Of having slain fair number If Austrian souIders
In appearance Madame Jagella is Ear from repuIsivc her
features bearug pleasant but determined preston
II may be satisfactory 10 The reader to know that This
lady Is now under engagement to be married young
Hungarian officer Immediately their arrival at New
York
Tho present party of hungarian cxes will be followed
to New lork.by a much greater number now waiting at
Hamburg 10 take passage in packet ship. The Her
mann left On Tuesday, the ooh for n York
Parliament has been prorogued to the 10Th of jana
TllEHuNGARlAN PATRIOTS IN EXILE
MOST pErLoRaBLE PICTURE
From n letter IN the London Times daed nj Temes-
sar copy The following account of the sulerinps Of
The llnnsaans IN Punishment. IL will move a heart Of
stone:
Last Srnday arrived the miserable remnants of the
eAles, and were quarercd in the Fabrk and Joseph
sadt went ont 10 see them, and dcporabe spec
acle could hardly be presented. Pale thin AMI diseas
ed with rags heir backs, and their toes sticking on,
OF their shoes they the very ideal of nisery-onr
with patched soldiers great coat. another with tho
mains of an officers braided surout minus the elbow,
and collar. Their appearance excited compassion. TO
most OF these creatures incapable Of forming any pr
ca opinion. aud were swept hliher or tAither the
cres's Of blllows over which they had no control
As their march was performed foot from Oseva
your Intelligence from Niddn must be much lieshe
than any they brought here. Conversng with the olli
GERS, they told that the offers TO induce them 10 en-
brace ls'amisn were pressing. BEN wished them Il
form military colony on the Lower Danube. which HI
offered to oTgan'ze Canada was also proposed 10 thos
wha did mol like the Danube. with two chnks to eaci
officer hut If The force of $40 lungarans 900 Poles
aud 500 Italians, only 2i0 embraced I,lamlsm, mostly
Russiao Poles. who preferred any thing 10 Siberia,
oue poor devil, 10 whom the knout formi
dahIe than the errors of Munker and Nekur was on
day uncpuseiousy eating piece OF Bologna sausage
when Turk, by sharp box In the ear, which knock,,
his cap OH his head. re minded him of his faith
>'ssuth. IT appears, had shaved off his large beard 81
rs tn be scarcely recognizable lie was always in goo
b spurs and killed time with cards. which after SO acliv
life. hung heavy in place like Wlddin
he war is ended, but II viii DC long before the Ba
nal RECEIVERS itself in consequence of the beam IN belle
OF race against race in addition to that a the LARGE ar
y mites. have seen several villages mile and half
LENGTH with every house and farm yard prey to th
Times, and vet here the inhabitants have aulin bauAn fl
). dwell. Necessity is the mother of invention, and on
d cannot help admng the ingenuity with which the bac
raitts OF houses have been used along with anche
OF trees, remains oiagrcutua i'm pements and straw
Il construct FOOLS As for windows, they not to b
thought 81 bu how the poor creatures To hold on
the winter could cannot conceive Ia spite of the BON
II bardmen ct Iemesvar the Opera re-opeued ami Don
lhe' Besaro is 10 be given this evening for the bene
III OF the town hospital. Success attend it