The New York herald., 1851-08-03
city intelligence.

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forenoon, having left Portsmouth the ID of July
Asnc the passengers forty.seven Officers and
Of th- hungarian army among whom Felix spete X
ats and two children; Col Fockner and laiy; Mr. Airo
ny Government Secretary Of War, Mr.. MnksloDelr
asyor siso, Captains dh.mertaugs, BiskOasl,
Woen pannis' Zazeyny, kaetalanje, Bencha, Ma
zerhoter Meyito, Bengrai Pougraiz, and hoher
Li,utvpants Iuto Grassinger, Leng, and Zsthmany
Count Dnyoli iisrzy Fiepp kermsndy ind SON Sanina
NJ Bolagh Luca, and lady; Polaisek, Agel, and lady
Kisb, Gran, K.man, Ban, Belkey, Richtannkys, Ben,
Hurvatk and several non-commisSioned officers. Wi.h
the exception T three Of the above who have been in
LONDON Tor time past ell the others have recently
come from Conftaanope, having been set ut liberty by
Southampton They all came out cabio passengers 10
the Devonshire They generally be men Of high
many Of them have brought with them belong
the first families In Hungary The British government
provided them with means to defay their expenses while
versed with several Of the officers and they feel angune
that Kossuth, their former general and present
panon in misfortune will soon be at liberty to seek
asy lum in this other country The Hungarian
ladies, who accompanied their husbands in the Devon
ehe appear be OF the first GLASS; and notwithstand
ing that their Of spirit much broken down.
Yet they breathe the lulng atmosphere Of balmy and
happy days We understood from al Of the officers
that They would be willing to occupy themselves in any
way, even manual labor, by which they could earn
competency in this city Many Of them young men,
deble stamp ct the battle field on various parts Of
bodies and have been assured that Of those
youthful patriots has fought in eighteen different
battles
The Devonshire brought out three hundred and
eighty passengers dncuiing the Huogarians), about
tbxty Of whom Germans; all the others Eng
lisb, who shipped in London. The majority of the
passengers are Of respectable and intelligent class
large number Of the Epglishmen what is termed in
Britain gentlemen sons who intend to purchase
tracts or land IN this country in Canada There
sickness among with the exception of
whs it appears, came board affected with
IN" small pox. As soon as this circumstance became
kbownto the captain the patient placed in the
rarf Eug fhn havt
tbip. Over the boat tent erected covered with
taIpsulins. nvie the patient nursed and attended
By the physician and officers Of the ship. He is
Qu.e we'll ard he left his romantic domice dur
ie the whole course OF the passage. This timely pre-
caution taken by capt Hovey prevented the disease
fODi affecting any Of the other passengers.
AaRvAL Oh AN IRISH REBrL.-An Irish rebel, r. d.
Williams, celebrated the writer who under the
souqu Of" Shamrock " in the Dublin Natioa delighted
is readers with hls racy vii aud .ho suo quonty
hoIored by state prosecution of he editors aud
pToprtors Of The Dublin Tribune hss arrived in this
city vi hn the last two three days lie the part
ner ot hevn zod O'Doherty who WA transported for
articles that appeared in that journal during 1s4s but
tie proofs against Mr. ans w.Ie not strong. and
be escaped DR. Antell, who has bee for time here
Las deliver lectures chemistry in this city and
ia oihr parts Of the United states the third part
aud fortunately escaped to this country before he
made amepahe to the tender merciesp Of British
law MIR. Williams also belongs to the medical pro-
fesion.
BRAVE Cosnucr James Darling, a passenger in the
ship Marathon which arrived here the 3lst Of July
performed act lhe l4h, while the passage. de-
serving # mention James Farrell som how other
got overheard and Darling plunged into the water after
him. and after desperate struggle rescued him. Un-
fortunately, Farrell died afterwards fsom the effects
But bis not detrscg the brave conduct of the
young man, who peried his life to that Of
fellow being.
THE GENERAL Agent THE Co,tarssIoxERs Enr-
eRArIoS.-William A. Bayley Esq formerly mail agent
to Chagres from this port has been appointed General
the CCmmh sioncrs Of Emigration, at salary Of
s2so9 per annum Mr. Bsylsy very near relative Of
John Grscom went out doctor in The Arctic and is
stated his eb.ct to to Europe for the benefit Of
his health There has been every species Of wire
pulling about this Office, the candidates being
But Archbshop Hughess interest prevailed ior his
LAYING CORNER sroSE ny NEw CHuRcH-The
cer,mony OF laying the stone Of the Rose HUI
Baptist Church at the IF Thirteth street aud
Lexington took place yesterday, az o'clock,
p. 81. A large number of lsdies and gentlemen
present to taKe part in the exercises. The ceremony
commenced with sacred singing; after which prayer
made by of the brethren Of the congregation
Excellent deaicatory aud sdmopory addresses were de-
nver.d by the Rev. w 4 Capp, pas.o o- OF he Olive
Branch baptist Church aud Rev. Thomas Arlnitaze of
the Norfolk street baptist Church after which hymn
sung by choir Of young ladies aud gentlemen The
Rev Wheeler pastor Of the new church, then pro-
ded 10 depo,t lesden box Ia u receptacle Of the
stone The box was eight inches square, and six
inches deep II contained history Of the church since
it, description Of The ground which the
church is TO be erected the price IL cost and that of the
church which together will be- about s4 0co the
OF the uste'E and pastor II the church. the Articles Of
Faith of the Baptist Church the minutes OF the Baptist
Association and the last annual report Of tho various
bcpeyelsnt uceti.s The church will be built Of brick
after the Grucsn style Of architecture II will be IS
by IL feet IL expected TO be ready for divine service
M December next.
suIctpE ny TAxisG LAupASrM-Coroner Cecr yester-
day afternoon held an inquest the body Of Hans s.
ing room No. Csharine slip, caused by administering
to himself by his own hand, quantity Of laudsnum
The deceased IL feems segar maker BY trade aud
for resided did business at No i26 Cherry street
Within the last four months ne lost his wife suddenly by
death since which time IL seems the loss has preyed
heavily his spirits and doubt produced temporary
sber alton of mind which led to the destruction OF his
own life note directed to the coroner Of which the
following is a r,rIaiir copy =
To the Crowner-.r Pl.s don't oben mai bodi for eli
dai Of Lsdmin,n
A letter was also directed to Mr. Stephen Tahte, a
friend with whom he used To reside at o Cherry street.
written in his own language leaving him s55 to dsfay
his funeral expenses Averdct rendered In accord.
abee with the above. named facts.
suprrr DrATIis About o'clock yesterday morning.
German named Frederick Elberstine was found dead
In The back yard a house No cS Greenwich street
cuIaed by iam Iisrdiug n a boarding house II az
pssr that he fell In ht aud died instantly The body
was taken care OF by the inmates Of the house.
ASolntn-on Friday evening laborer named Barney
Tsrn.y, while at work mixing mortar In Forty-nnh
street, tell down and intsDtly died. An inquest
bed and verdict rendered Of death from disease Of
the heart"
ANo1mh CssrurSr Accrpsrr On Friday evening q
German named Johu kbodsr. was filing lamp with
canph,ne, IN III, bakery Of J Rovley Co. the fluid
ignsd. and lc clothes " Khodcr caught rc burning
stances Notice was sent to the Commissioners Of Em.
grstion in ofder 60 prov de him ssyum. lie is In
dan gcitus condition.
Esrsrrn-in cur report of the parade AMI annual
cttraticn q the New York City Gceuadsrs ia Friiays
Br4d stated that most of those composing that
csmpsDy bad been memters OF the HIGHLAND Guari,-
tlis ,rIor- ory seven NJ the GreBadec
pany had been attached 20 the Hghlsot Guarss-ali
The others have joined ,incs Captsin Elgieson com
msnced to clgsniEe h'r present GEcnadicr corps
Mn. EnnoE-p py sliOwiug space ia yoer valuable
paper to return my sincere thanks TO the members u
the sixteenth ward police through their worthy ani bene
ga pa,n and assst.pt Tor the y.ry noble manner
which they have testified .her respect Tor their late
mber. John CTawilrd IN subscribing the of oue
hundred and twenty dolsrs for the boncft q ,he be-
ioav, widow ard orphan. you wil confer favor on
Yuurs. &c. Ma MARY CRAWFORD.
Tne Cpx ra at Castle Garden.