New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
CITY ITEMS.

.oHeripgs, be has reached this country, IN cohps-
:, Nth his heroic wife, and intends to make his
home among us, as least until more suspicious
5.v shall dawn for the independence of his uniortu-
nate country. He has served as officer OF Engi-
nsers both in the Austrian and Hungarian armies,
snJ his appearance denotes the possession OF prac-
teal energies which will, we believe insure him
,uccess here The following interesting account Of
bssdventures, after the fall OF Hungary was VIII
ten on board the steamship Washington by his
fellow passenger, Mr. G. P. Il. James:
aThe name OF the gallant old General Dembinsk FAINT
liar 10 an who have interest 10 tho Struggle " the
popgarans for constitutional nde pendence b Is na 80
sersray known that his nephew, young aud no1e eng
ssS ofcer Of great promise slsodr the sword In the
s,ne good cause aud the companion OF hossl IN All
si,'1S gIes and nisforunes IL is this young nobeman
co,st Dsmsusk who ate having sacrificed all his pros
p,es n this high cause, now seeks refuge on hese
shores WIN bis young SoI b.es opV space 10 i've yery
siech Of history IN which every page Is romance
ofsse but The facts are taess ana 'ney arc 0f
'"Count Dembpski,a young no5eman from Polsn AT
es was Major in the Hungarian service snd during tae
war Of Hungarian independence became Aide de Camp 10
he Governor Kossuth He married In the midsl OF Tue
H boubous times which we have lately seen 10 Europe
Young lady OF Temeswsr, In Hungary She with noble
devotion followed bin TO The held and remained IN me
amp many monbs AT ength the vast force brought
BY RuEtg The aid OF Austria the surrender OF Oofgey,
nd the fatal battle Of Temeswar rendered The Hungarian
hopeless; aud Kossa5 accompanied ey me yoa1g
@ 70 he last ssd 10 Widden on tue Turkish ffontier-
Hsre they remained three months, receiving protscnon
rom the Turksh solhoTes II true bni suffering dread
h from many privstons as vel as from constant runors
he Of Austria and Russia for their extrsdhon
I from The news OF he co1bloO1ed slaughter OF many VI
4 rer fit nos and companions lefI IN Hungary.
Ahe erd OF three months, they were removed by the
furnish Offices TO Shums, On eighteen days Journey 10
H. m,Ss o, wLter LII impossible to dsscbe all that
be youpg Coun had endure during this march being
efea obiped TO walk foot for many miles, un1el ram,
now and all the inclemency OF The season pal ,ne Yves
eered by The promise Of comfort ana 9ro.eeon i1l I
rf sbnma IN ofempCymsn ard indsf ende1ce of her
pbe hu, band All these hopes however, were deSuneu
bSsppOinmenL It's well Known, that the Sultan MADE
liberal provision I9I me "a. sa Ss b,selsss
psaanOn, perverted the funds desl1ed ilr tnsu sup
S,l SSr de5Stdi al shumls The sId.fngs OF the
Count Countess were terrible, BON from prVanon
,ahOm Tie incemeney Of the weather Al hrs! 'ney We're
raced 10 n large hall pierced In every part with un-
fled windows; but the intense cold coon drove men
Nse refuge in mere hui Of me smses' ~, Tess
which the rain and snow penetrated al many poln
prisoners Of war than as guests lheif hol,sn
rent wsi exceedingly sesnly ana Vas pFOe o. v
neul In the Ottoman army TO the Count was Iosoe1 WIZ
ae condition that he snould azure the lam OF Cnlsh
vkh firmly declined. The health OF me young CounIess
eoeth gave way under her suffering; and abe was pre-
Hled upon to accompany - ConslaUunope an GA "
Hsb ady who had previously made he mosI noOe eHeI'
bss 10 behsfofthe hungart IN e1es AZ Goas bntnopie'
sysut lady most kindly received by Jo1n r. Brown
Be Dssomsu acting az charge AhAIs a. me ame 10,
II urNed her IKE his child during three months
'lg he mean time The Count her ha,oand was sun as
tdr,d Al shums till sner snlh was for1by removed 10
KIT ha c.. ut Dembinski sui anxious 10 accompany
hifsder but he permiiIed and amer some iar
Ter delenuon he at received 1hs Intelligence maj bis
vswss seous IN al Cons antnople and passports from
te American Legtticn. The Turkish auth lrues however
would not even now suffer him to depart and be deter
mined 10 effect bis escape Obtaining disguise of
hune be made hi. way through innumerabe dangers, 10
5ss nssssg s1 n Grsk vessel wbcS was ht dsys
reaching Constsnunople- BY the AID OF some friends
snab I'd proceed England 10 the Posnger steamer
nd besoe embarked in The steamer Warrington Tor The
United slsteG
TIE STATE SOCIETY OF THE CIScINNATL-The
members of the New-YOrk State Society OF the
Cincinnati dined together at Delmonicos on the
Fourth The venerable President, Gen. Anthony
Lamb sat at the head OF the table, with Rev. DR.
vemilye and Bishop Hughes on his right and left
Among the other guests were Governor Fish, witt
Gen. Sanford and Dr.. Francis. The following
were iheregular toasts on the occasion:
rhet@ Of July, nc The day on which we were con.
2 The msmory Of Cen Washington, whose services in
s esuss Of Freedom will be celebrated By unborn millions
: TIE memory OF Gen lafayette the gallant and accom-.
n ftseed soldier AM soldiers friend.
The Governor OF the STATE Of New.York
N TIE Mayor OF he City OF New.York
l. Tue Army and Navy Of the Uoited SIRes.
II The judiciary OF The United States
u TIE memory Of our late PresidsnL MAJOR Wm. Pop
Eumy may they long live 70 enjoy The laurels the
u The Union Of the United sisis.-To The formadsr
support OF which our sires maoly contributed an
saeh they etmeDIed with their bOo5 lct u.s. lash
poesl other attachments which may eudanger i per
g et ns unite our hearts and arms In It's jealous sup
Is The American fair
Brief but appropriate addresses were n ade. in
N'POnse to the toasts, by Gov. Fish, Bishop
hashes, Dr.. Francis, Gen. Sanford and others.
The allowing are the officers of the Society 70,
HE present year
n FtaiGsa:-Gen ANTHONY LAME.
\ Ssr,ia,y-Dr. I'd. r. mareelin.
4 I'sstH,0-eov Hamilton Fish
SI1',aai Tyeassr0-Theodosus D Fowler, Esq.
Sinsas co~.it,es-chss A. Clinton ESQ Dsnl N
ley Hal Ward, Bsq Dr. J. X. Rodgers. DR. Asxsnde
atln Ceas. Lawrence, Esq
iee following gentlemen were appointed dele
!1es TO represent the Society at the next genera
ss''ipg OF the General Society, to be held in tn,
C''y OF New-fOrk' on the frs, w ednesday Of Nav
ISL, Gen Anthony Lamb. Gen. II. g steven.
lDr. I'D p. Marcelin. ~ = ''"'
LOSs TRAIS.-The Hudson p,... ~,
Thursday brought down train Of - - v
hrge cars, having 1850 passenger. TS. .~',
wS Aaf a male ia length-the heaviest ,r,;, .N-
0@y' ever drawn IN this country by single loco
nssve. '''0
AeRrAT DAYS WoRK-We learn that ma,
n@ ireaty- four thousand persons visited III
']enean Museum on the Fourth. The receip,
secuted TO four thousand eigit Aaadred an
.ag'reR dollars, being the largest sam eve
''h IN one day. General Tom Thanh receive
'-'~ At New haven.