Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-27
Foreign News.
4RRIV.qL OF THE CANADA


The Canada reached Halifax on Monday
last, One Of the most notable items, by this
arrival, is the mobbing of the Austrian Butcher
IIaynau, which is thus described -
HAYNAu IN LoXDoN.-On "Wednesday the
Butcher IIaynau received slight indication Of
the regard which the English people entertained
for him. lie arrived at London on Monday,
and on Wednesday, having previously received
a letter of Introduction from Baron Rothschild
in which the Baron styles Haynau his particu.
lar friend, he went to visit the brewery Of
Messrs Barclay, Perkins e. Co. Haynau &C.
conpanied by his aid de-camp and his inter-
prefer. According to the regular practice of
visitors, they were requested to sign their
names in book in the office, after which they
crossed the yard with one of the clerks. On
inspect NC tie visitors book, the clerk disccv-
cred that one of the visitors was no other than
Marshal iiaynau, the late Commander of the
Austrian forces during the attack upon the un.
ortunate IIungarians.
1t became known all over the Brewery in
less than two minutes. and before the General
and his companions had crossed the yard, near
" all the laborers and draymen ran out with
brooms and dirt shouting down with the Aus
trian Butcher, and other epthets of an alarm
iny nature to the Marshal. The Marshal find
ing how matters stood and likely to get warm
reception frcm the sturdy brewers, thought pru-
dcnce the butter part of vaor and began to beat
retreat, but this was not so easily done. The
attack was commenced by dropping tress of
straw upon his head alter which grain and
missiles of every kind were freely bestowed
upon him. The men next struck his hat over
his exc, and hustled him from all directions.
his clothes were torn OF his back. The Mar
l;,
lcncc.
The party finally succeed d in reaching the
entrance gate, but no sooner had thew made
their exit, than a crowd Of coal beavers, who
waited on his llghness, seized upon hin. file
was PEELED, struck with every available missile,
ind even dragged along BY his moustache,
which afforded ample facilities from its exces-
sive length, still batteng with his assailants.
lie ran in a frantic manner along the bank
side until he came to the George Public House,
where he ran up stairs and concealed himself
in small closet, the fur Gus mob rushed in
after him, threatening to do for the Austrian
Itch n, but fortunately for him, they did not
succeed in discovering his retreat
Ultimately the police came TO the rescue, and
he was removed in Police barge to the other
end OF the city. The assault has been the sub
leCt Of comment in nearly all the London and
provincial papers, and while the majority agree
in condcmning the act, still they frankly ad-
nit. that the presence Of SO disreputabIe char
Geter in Eugand was a provocalon great
enough to excuse even a greater outrage
LOUIS PHrlIIprE's DEATH.--Thc effect which
the death ofthe ex.King of the French will have
on European politics has beer the theme Of mnch
discussion in English papers, and it is general
" thought that the event will have the effect Of
arousng the latent ambition of the Duke de
JonvIle. The dispute now pending in the
Bourbon family, will, it is thought, BIO healed,
and an effort made to place him at the head OF
the French Republic.