The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-17


TN PlArrrRIHs RECEPTION OF GENERAL uarsAu IN
LoxpcN-TIiE AUSTRIAN BUTCHER DRAGGED BY
THE roruLAcE rnRoCoR THK GUTTEGs-Hs MAR
ROW EscAPE-TIrE nArvEsrs-EFFEcr OF LOUIS
ParLIrrI's nEATu-TEADE, EIc ere.
On Wednesday, General Haynau, called the
Austrian Butcher, received a slight Indication Of
the regard which the English people entertained
for him He arrived Al Loadoa On Monday, and
on Wednesday, having previously received a let
ter ofiutroduction from Baron Rothschd, in which
the Dsrcn styles Hsynau IS his particular friend,
he weat 70 visit tn brewery OF Messrs. Barclay,
Perkins g. CO. Haynau accompanied by his
side.de. camp and his interpreter According to the
regular practice OF yieers, they were requested 10
sgn their names In book In the Office, after which
they crossed the yard with one Of the CLERKS On
inspecting tic visitors book, the clerk discovered
that one OF the visitors other thap Marshal
HGynau, the late commander OF the Austriaa
forces, during the unfortunate Hungarian war II
became known all over the brewery ia less than
iwo miuutes, and before the General and his com-
panons had croesed the yard, nearly all the labor
ers and druynen ran out with brooms and dirt,
shouting out "Down with the Austrian Butcher"
and other epithets of an alarming nature to the
Marshal.
The Marshal, Endaa how matters stood, asd
likely to get a warn reception from the sturdy
brewers thought prudence the better part Of valor
Gnd begsn 20 bcaia retreat but this was no; so
eaeily dcnc The stack was commenced by
6rcrpine truss Of straw uron his head, afer
which gren snd missiies Of every kind were freely
Bestowed ugon him. The nea next struck his
hat oyeI has tyee, and hustled him from oil d.
recncns; hI closhcs were torn OF HE bach. The
Marshsls oompcniors were treated with equal
violence. The paly finally succeeded in rcacting
the entrance gate, but no sooner had they made
sheir exit, than crowd Of coal beavers, vino
waited upon his highness, se1ed upon HIM; he Wa 4,
pclied, struck with every available Missile, and
even dragged nioba by mis- raoas;ache, which
arorded ample facilities from its excessive leneh.
Still batting With his sssailanss he raa IA frantic
manner along the bank side, until he came to the
George public horse, where he Up stairs aud
conoeslcd himself in n small closet. The furious
mob rushed in ef'er him, threatening to do for the
Austrian Butcher, what he did to the poor Hun
rariaps, bu, fortunately for him, they did not
succeed in finding his retreat. Ultimately the
rolce came to his rescue, anil he wac removed in
police barge 20 the other end Of the city. This
assault has been the subject Of comment in yearly
all The Lcndoa and PtOyiaciel papers, and whilst
the majoriy seree in cordem1ilg the act, still they
frankly admit, that the presence Of 50 disrepattble
character IN England was a proyoc.iion great
snough 10 excuse even gre 4tsr outrage.
The effects which the death Of the ex.king Of
the French vill have on European poliiica, has
feen the ihefle Of much discussioa in the English
papsrs and u is generally thought that the event
viii have tic Effect Of arorsing the aieat ambition
tfthe Princc JCinsille. The dispute now ~ din
in The Boufu family wilt IL IL thought he be lIej
and an elluT- made to place hn ~ the head Of the
French Republic.
Her kojssrv is sill sajouraiug in the Highlands
The Load Tituter ant uf Ireland hHs commences 4
a tour 70 toe NORTH with the view IF asc-rtai1iu
tsc cundiunn 81 the agrC utaral aad manufacturing
crcrsiione ~ tEat district. Gfeai greparstoaa hav
Teen redo for bic reception IN Belfast. The ~.
cent aOvetsme az sprciutpeat OF his Exs' lenc has
given greet ~ Infection, and altogether Lord Clf
Gendos apy.eis 10 have bs:One rsthtr popular in
lrelsnd.
The repeal sgtsica has beca Aga!a revived By