Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM rnE Ed,
TOR, DATED
PHiLApELpuIA, Dec i6, 1885

TH1LhpELPHlA. Drc ~, 1901.
The movements of Kussuih .i | continue
as much as evrt, the all abso bing topic Of
conversation, while his sp eches and addrp,.
ses fill the columns Of rhe papers. ! h;v
conversed with number of persons who
have seen and heard him. and all agree tia
| he is one Of the most extraordinary men q
| the age in point Of eoqurrce and in'rlpc,
| Colonel Wallace of The Philadelphia Sun
who wa. present ni the BinCn"t given 10
knssu'h last evening hy The members of III
Press in New foik, in reply TO a remark iha,
| male in regard TO X K,ssuihs intimate
know ledge of our hsiury and policy OF OIL
government, stated that there w-re very {, w
statesmen IN our country go well posi-, d NJ
~ the documentary history of the United
States. The Hungarian statesmen are get.
eIally highly intelligent, and many Of them
have studied The policy and history Of tu.
government with much int, rest. Knss, IN
he says p,ononuces onr language as clearly
AID rs distinctly ~ an American III uch n,i
without the foreign arcrri. Great rrppara.
,iors are making TO give him craud recrp
,ion in this :iiv on Monday npAi. His sta,
in New York has been p tolnnged to arrai re
matters, rs is surpusei. in regard to ra>ir .
money for the s,ru1nlr in Hungary and En-
rop" generally. Il seems io b- admitted that
there vii he g"ne'al uphta,i'g ard rrv"-
| luton among the governments o. Enrope du-
ring the ensuing year. The sighs of the
times indicate all This, aud the iyraus in
| power already llemhlp on lhrir thrones.
| have reason to believe that there is much IN
| III. mission of kossu,h that is not publicly
anucuncrd and that there is an understand
| ing thai simultaneous rising of tn. people
| will take place. KnsSnlh will undoubtedly
be the leader in this great revolution. and
seems to have been raised up by Providence
for This special purpose IL says Austria is
now much weaker ,han sh" was during the
struggle with Hungary. l. her armies are
hnnSands Of llurgarans who only want an
'ppnriuniiy 10 iurm their AIMS against The
npprr>snr- of their rounity. hav" 40 dnihI
Nh" mission OF kn>suih is mainly 10 raise
money, arms and ammu inn. Men. he
says they will have in abundance. aud all
they want is money to procure the means 10
iighl with.
Since III" treason trials have ended we
have heard hnl little in regard 10 the matter.
Th. speech of John NJ Read, Esq. was pro-
badly one of The most elaborate aud able ef-
forts Of the kind thai has ever been Il 'livrred
IN our halls of Justice not 50 much Tor to-
lueuce as for learning and deep rrs"nrrI,.-
The hole subject fiom the trnd,l aoes to
the present time has been Thoroughly dis
-t.cied and discussed It will hereafter for m
ie>i book on that subject.
stepped into the Supreme Court II few
lays slnce to see the new Judges The
Bench is "A strong one and seems 10 give gem
eial satisfaction. One Of the old lud2e. in.
formed me that there nOw existed The utmost
harmony amoug all The JUICES on The Bench,
and that all by.aones '"ere laid aside in or
der 10 promote the public good This i. as
it shoull be. The result Of the last rlrcion
in the defeat of Juiae Campbell will be of
ines'imable value, and already many Of his
own supporters acknowledge the fact Here
after 10 incompetent, men will be put for
ward for the office Of Judge Of The Supreme
Court. The only way 10 get rid of dema.
.oaues is to choke them off,
The drawing of the Philadelphia Art Uni
on will soon take place. Those " hn want a
chaucr, must subscribe soon The enara-
Wings which are furnished 10 each suhsci 10 .,
are of themselves worth the price Of sub
-rriprinn
Jenny Lind The peerless jenny, gave II p
fist Of her three farewell concerts TO ninhi
Having listened TO Caharne Ila,es few
nights since, WAS anxious TO comrare ih,
sweet tones Of the one 10 the briilancy and
power of The other. | had heard Jenny spv.
eral times before, and was of coulse drlioh.
ed. The more frequently you hear her, ih
better yon will he pleased, becanse TO iho-
not much accustomed 10 her sly |. it rrqnirr
some little practice. The truth il there
but one Jenny Lind aud wherever sh- az
pears, she oypr>hadows all rivals. 'Juh
Anderson my JJ' aud In lie .u,lful sorg
J
most beautiful slrdos ever listened 10.
Jenny makes herself exceedingly popnl
wherever ,h~ goes 10y her generosity and 1t
eralny. Al Harrisburg she slaid al lirrr
Hotel with hr suil", About two days, ii
bill was rendered to her for $3.50 90. Je ~
however ihnughl the sun too small and az
led $50 more to the bIll 10 doubt 10 III
surprise OF Friend Herr.
E-cAPED CoNvIcT ARREsTED.-Thr mgr
Delphi, who it - i'll be remember d, ped
from III. Diuphin comfy prison some lime
October, was arrested ou Sunday evening II f,
7th lust, in IN" city Of New York, by tn k-rr
er Of m" prison, Mr., J,h1 T Wispr. On h.
. way (ts h. s'airdl 10 church. lie was convri
I. ed about fur y-aIs ago, and sentenced TO nu
! derso an imprisonment Of II years. for al
tempting 10 fire The IIptrl Of Mr. Herr al Ilar
Tisburg.