Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-07


ARRIVAL OF MORE HUNGARIAN ExuEs The
steamer Cambria brought to this country two more
Hung arian refugees the persons Of Captain Antoine
Remenzi, who was at Comorn with Gen Klapka, and
his brother Edward who it is said, ad-de-camp to
Georgey. The latter is said to be very young man.
though highly distinguished not only for bravery but as
performer on the violin. Whilst in Hamburg he
gave concert for the benefit OF the Hungarians in
which he assisted by the famous Jenny Lind. Its
said this young gentleman intends giving series of
concerts in New York for the audabe purpose of aiding
the Hungarian refugees in this country.
Count Ujhazy, late Governor of Comorn attended
by his family, Maddle. Jagella and fourteen of the
Hungarian immigrants took the initial oath of their in.
tenton to become citizens of the United States in New
ork, on Monday last. Count Z. is expected shortly
Georgetown College D. c., where, it is said, he will
soourn a short time.
PIcKPocKErs IN w Asu1NGroN.-The great crowd
drawn together at the Presidents levee New Years
day. offered ne opportunity tor the light fingered gen
try exercise their propensites The Republic says:
Several gentlemen lost their pocket books contain
ing small sums OF money! and we learn that valuable
gold watch taken from the belt of lady the ring
connecting the watch with the chain having been cut
with some sharp instrument The loss was not noticed
by her until leaving the mansion"
Mr.. James has just published new novel called
"ony think, nine hundred and ninety nine are to ol-
low"
New YORK Tobacco TRADE-The arrivals OF To-
bacco at New Y ork from Dec. ! to Dec. 81, lS49
have been as follows:
1887 hhds Kentucky, from New Orleans
81 hhds. Virginia, from Richmond and Petersburg
10,7SO pkgs. manufactured from do do
80 hhds Maryland, from Baltimore.
1876 pkgs. manufactured, from do
1888 cases Florida, from ST. Marks and ApaIachcola
796 bales from Havana
l9l bales from St. Jago.
3l7 bales from Baracoa.
80 bales from Mansana.
pit cases Connecticut Seed Leaf.
25 cases Ohio Seed Leaf
The stock hand 3st ult in first hands other than
hhds consisted of 929 bales Cuba 4S6 do Havana 42S
cases Florida, 275 do do landing, cases Ohio and
about 200 do Connecticut Seed Leaf, lin second haads
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-The extensive Touring establish
ment, known as the "Lewistown Mills located on
kiShacoqulas Creek within the precincts OF lewsown
Pa, was totally destroyed by fire on Monday last
had just been completed al an expense OF $4,000, by
Its owner, Mr. John Sterret, and contained run OF
stones smut machine, and many and expensive mo-
dern improvements. Mr. S. has but $4,000 insurance:
something less than 1000 bushels of wheat small guam
ty OF flour and boat load of salt We're consumed
The fire was the result OF the friction oil portion OF the
machinery.
The distressed needle women Of London have been
made the object OF commission OF inquiry instituted by
some phianthropc individuals The result is, that there
live in that metropolis body Of thirty three thousand
women permanently at the point OF starvation work.
ing at wages of a few pence day.
The whole number of vessels arrived at the port of
New York. from foreign countries, during the year