Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
ENGLAND.


Her MAjes,y is still soJourning in the
Highlands. The Lord Lieutenant II Ire
land has commenced a tour To the North,
with th' view Of ascer,ainlng ,he rondit on
Of the agricultural snl manufac, ur NJ op.
eralions OF that district.
On Monday last. the Butcher Haynau
received u slight indication Of the regard
which the English people en,,r,,in for
him. He arrived on "wednesday last, and
on Thursday having received a letter If in
PRODUCTION from Baron Ro,hschild, in which
the Baron styles Ilsynau as his particular
friend, he went to visit the brewer Of
Messrs. Bare 'ay Perkins e. Co. IIaynau
was accompanied by his aid.de-carp and
Interpreter. According to the regular
practice OF visiiers, they were requested TO
register their na mes in book in the office.
After which they crossed the yard with
one Of the clerks. On inspecting the book.
the clerk discovered that one Of the visitors
was no other than Marshal Haynau, the
late Commander Of the Austrian forces, dur.
ing the attack upon the un 'or;unaie Hun
garians.
1t became known all over the Brewery
in ess than two minutes, and before the
General and his companions had crossed
the yard nearly all the laborers and dray-
men ran out with brooms and dirt, shout
ing OUT" Down ,oiiA the Austrian butch
er ~ and olher cpitheis Of an alarming ma
tUre to the Marshal. The Marshal, finding
that he was likely to get a warm reception
from the sturdy brewers, thought prudence
the better part Of valor, and began to bra,
retreat, hut this was not 81 easily d,ne.-
The attack was nnmenced by dropping
truss of straw upon his head, after which,
grain and missiles Of every description were
freely bestowed upon him. The men next
struck his ha, over his eyes aud hustled
him about in every direction. The Mar
shal's coTpanions were treated with equal
violence. The party finally succeeded in
reaching The entrance gate, but no soone Z
had they nade their exit than a crowd Of
coal hcavers who waited upon his High
ness. seized upon him. He was pet
I'd, strcck with every available missile,
aud even dragged along by his mous,ache,
which afforded ample facilities from its er-
ccssive length. Still bait ing with his as
sailants, he ran in frantic manner along
he banx side. until he came to the George
public house, where he ran up stairs and
concealed himself in a small closet. The
iurious mon rushed IN att"r him, threaten
ing to do for the A us ran butcher; hut for
tunaiciy for him they did not succeed in
discovering his retreat.
Ultimately the police came 10 his rescue f,
and he was removed in a po'ice barge TO
the other end Of the city. This as.aul, has
been ,re subjcc, OF commen. in nearly all
the London and Provincial papers, and
whist the minroity agree in condemning
the at, s,ll they frankly admit that the
pr sence Of so Jisrepu,able a character in
Eng ld vas a provocalion great enough
to excuse even 4 greater outrage.
The effect which the death Of the FIX
King Of the French will have on European
hos,ilties has been the theme OF much DIS
cusson in English papers. and it is pener-
all though, that the even, vii have the
effec. If rousing the la,en, ambition Of the
Duke de Joinvlle. The dispute now pend
ing in the Bourbon family will, it 10 thought
be healed, and a united eflor, made tn
place him at the head Of the French Re-
public.
The proceeding Of Congress a, Washing
ton have a!.O attracted considerable alten.
zion, and the engrossrnent by The Senate OF
the Fugiive Slave b. has been strongly
condemned.
The or p, have been nearly all harvested
and it is now confidently asserted that there
will be- a, least an average crop Of grain,
and the potato crop is much sounder than
was ant cipa ed.
FRANCE.
The President started on Tuesday o,l
another provincial tour.
Some Of the Socialists Journals assert
that the President is about a. change his
Ministers, End to call upon NJ. Deufaure
to form new Cabinet. The report is NO,
credited, however
DENMARK AND THE DUCHlES.
Nothing Of importance relative to the po.
si,ons OF the armies, or to the settlement ci
the dispute has iransplred this week. II
appears that The Russian feet has formed
a line ACROSS The Bay of Kiel, have sta ,ion'
ed itself with some Danish men oi-w al
close TO the entrance Of the harbor to pre-.
vent any oi the Hos,ein gun boats and
steamers leaving their present anchorage.
A despatch from KEEL Of the Sd, states
tha, The Hols,ein Diet ha. been con,"ked
BY the Stockholders, to meet At Kiel OF
Monday, the OH inst.
1HE GERMAN EMPIRE
A telegraphic despatch from Berlin %
I the 81 inst. states that the semi official pa
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