The New York herald., 1850-09-18
The Assault upon Haynau, the Austrian
Butcher, In London.

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The Assault upon Haynsu, the Austrian
| Eutcher, In London.
From the London Times, Sept. 81
Yesterday morning, shortly before IL o'clock three
sented themselves at the brewery Of Messr Bareisy
and Co for tie purpose OF inspecting the
According to the regular practice OF visrs they
requested to sign their names in book In the Office
after whish they creased the yard with OF the
clerks On inspecting the visitors book the clerks dis
covered that one OF the viste-s other than
Haynau, the late commander OF the Austrian forces
during the hungarian war. Ii became known all
the brewery In less than minutes and before tia
General his comparisons had ara nearly
all the laborors acd ersymen were out with brooms
and diit. shouting out, De~n with the Austrian
butcher and other epithets OF rather aar ming
nature to the General lie covered with sirt
ind, peroeiviug somo o. the about to attack him
ran into the stree. to B.pkside followed by large
mob conEistiog sf the brewers coal heavens aud
| ohers armed With all sorts Of spons with which
they belabo9vd the General He ran, in frantic
MFR along Banksite ultil he came to the George pub
house when forcing the doors open he rushed in
and proceeded stairs into of the bad rooms,
the utter astunishment Of Mrs Benfelc the landady
who discovered his name, and the of his
entering her house. The furious mob rushed in after
him IL ateprg 70 do for the butcher but
fortunately FOR him. te house vory aud
contains a vast number of doors which all forced
open except that OF the in which the was
concealed The mob increased at that time several
hundre is and Mrs Benieid became alarmed about
her own property well as the Generals life she
accordingly despatched messenger to the South wark
police station for the assistance OF the police and in
short time Inspector souiros arrived st the George
persee the mob ssd got the general of the house
police galley was at the whaif at the time. into
which bs taken and rosed to~ar "a Somerset House
amidst the shouts ano exeerstions Of the mob Mesrs
barclay are very noignsnt at toe conduct OF hs
and doubt strict ~ suiry will be entered into
spectipg the origin OF the attack
TIE ACTION OF TIE BREWERS UPHELD
[Frorl wilmer snd Smiths Times, Sept. IL
We have become proverbial for our hospitality.
Of the world. finds asylun cur shores and even
TO rulers vbo have spent their lives In plotting against
uniriendly ssiItstion poor Louis Philippe after he
forfeited the Of frspce by his folly and selfsb
nsss found In L oeGnd home and grave, xpessd
Is ths least insult aud surrounded BY his family and
his friends. TIE leaders Il the red republicans.
when they had msd- France too hot to hold them,
passed over TO This country, and the refugees from
every continental state have been treated, time
out Of nind, With toe ssm, indulgence and cour-
amount of practical liberty ourseives-frss to
think TO act to talk aud TO write all political
IIgous md social touics-we show to the tnhabtants
Of lsnds lsss favored, and more especially show
their rulers thst true liberty not Incompatible with
perfect security 20 peace, Law and order We scorn
the espionage ~hch the pasfpOrt system Of the CONT
nont entails upon every traveller We freely citicse
The conduct OF the ncbest and the most gifted IN the
land without fear OF ncarct ration tor despse the
irovps Of pos-r in good cause. In word, we rule
aus ruled By public opinion alone-thst srea,
ald even soyer.gns
But ther. arc ,orae things w'ch eurisand galau,ry
cannot endure We abbor the hogyinZ of em-es whose
husbands ana relatives have rushed 10 ia defence
OF The pyilesesof their native aod Wesckon nstins
tivtJ st ths brutality that would volse The purity
Of womantood and dsbsse and degrade al that men OF
properly strt-d feelings respect aud such
wretch has found bis gay 10 EUglsni aud It viii ex'
cite little surprise, certainly no sympathy that he
mobbse, hocussed and msisrested 10 tie metropo
lie Wednesday. 10 call such monster as lisynsu
tsatm.nt Of The nosie ana spirited Hungarian aaies
-hom the fortunes Of thres iEto his power,
ints TO human nature AID outrage on the dignity
OF our syccits, which evsry In a free country Is
justified In rssentips The punishment which this
military savag. experienced the day referred 20,
Ns sd W
irh'cted by the hum5.ert OF the population. Even
the diayDsn o. Mssrr. Barclay and Perkins
had pefre,isted in Hungary forfeited ell claim on
his part TO the eoa.t,sy vhi,h foreigner would
they Tut upon this Austrian hatcher, whose hogsag
Of staales and hanging sLd qrsrtcflnt OF men, de-
grade the chysly OF TO the warfare Of ssvagee
vas the optToerng OF strong natural instisct IL
shows that In the breast OF the humblest ptith oit
rsn the mns Of human tindnets TO be ioaus over.
flowing. The coal portRrs OF London, and the dray
| mer AZ Barclays, bootipg and peltng m Austrian
nsTtLs FOR bis cold bloodsd yisnies conveys moral
which possiby teach -isiom even In Vienna Such
not bot they know righ. from
wrong; and their rude viudiestion cf Outraged dE-
NANNY vsrifss the pots Line "That one uch Of na
/ tuTo makes the shole world kin" We not ashAm-
Cd 10 ssJ tbet heartily rejoice AZ the oueurrtnoe.
Tbs onipIit escaped with b. life, and may possibly
ponder ON the exhibition which he makes among free
| men. mere refined auditory woals not have been
lees intruse in thsrexeersticn Had the sturdy dr.y
men oven the valiant woman -noggtr dueking under
the pump, their ccuntrymen you'd have excused the
man who has lost ali respect fer the feelings Of others
! is deserving Of none himself
The Tirsci and the Morning CAyonicis lsbored hard
during he Hungarian struggle - soften the character
Oi this Eay aau and ~ tgpfale the condaot OF ths
noble fellows wAo bIavtd the poser OF Austria, and
would have sds it bite the duet that kindred in
csrnstoa of tyranny, the Nassaa autocrat bad no;
| rushed in and rescued his brother despot from de
strIcion Tbs ccaduct Of the journalists Is accounted
for ty the Hympsibes % those Who pull the wires at
all the diplomttic 1Desse in the worid 10 unsble to
make tb. vorse spp.sr the better rfason. Brilliant
writing In defence Of bad cause tails poverless on
the pullic.sar. IL 20 In this Tue national
mind of EBgiacd wrought up TO the highest
pitch tf excitement Ia favor Of brave people
/ stsndiIg W nanfully for privileges which they
had enjoyed for centuries, s1d of witch boy-emps.
rvr suprtrtrd BY the hoary Marshal nanyau soug ut
70 dspve thsm sBd kscBly diG the gIitish nation
sympstbisc With the wrongs Of The huAsaraus 70 ui
teTy cd thsy sbonnste ths torturts aud cruoltiss
practice upon the prisoners and worsc than all upon
uBoGs sBibg Innocent vnInsp thai n Lord Palms r-ton
Rad cone down 20 the House ~hcn Russia interfrrcd
In the quarrel tnd announced that England could
not iuok quietly while such injustice and butchery
continuea there a. scRrsoy kugi-hman tn the land
whcse heart would net have esged With JOY at the de-
carston that the stent feeling should have broken
cut the sight oi OF the chei sctors in this
I tionsl massacre ehovs the strength With which n
burned - the time In the breasts of the huniblest O
the population.
The Eespoiitan State eTrisis-Horr.bie Reve'