New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15


The .aS.es, passage Vet known across the Atlantic,
md according u tie American journals. has been
purcl a>cI bs Brush agents - tee p'rns, Of fswas
the ClilTf reese from shore ~ the ocean - the
OF cg" FINALLY. Us d 20 Crown the tlumphS OF The
wear. Americans have a iusly sailed through the
fsfhI MS connecting tie tao continents OF the New
NoUf, AID. hiie Eugl>t.meh have ocen doubling
auc grut elu,, -nAtCs lave stepped II aud woa
he cav.
- Ne think. OIL tie wao.e. thai may 4Hori to
shake hands aud exchange organizations alter
" iCb We must learI - mu nom each other as p"
con. - Tor yachts. We have ID doubt that by next
August overy vessel o. Tire CoRC> squadron vii De
Trimmed 10 The very image az the AmeTica ihcre IS
10 corbi mat our farmer, VIII reap oS machinery,
ara ne revolver " fear - TOO attractive an EN-
bocmoniof personal powerto Pc overlooked bN 'iIro-
le-A mischief makers
Remarkable Case of Fraud bv an Austrian
>Py->udden Death of she Imrs>tor
very remarkable ease of imposition ,,a> brought
before the magistrates lt Birmingham. on SATURDAY.
August :. TIE afaII assumed paHiG. aspect. m
Consequence OF the sudden death Of the CHIEF agent
n the crime. a. the very moment wien her real
character was discovered.
About month ago. Is woman between 30 and 81
wears d Onit iled ON -eAtioi "a ABOUT -,
arrived Al Birmingham. and t.oN rooms al The Cl.uen-
don Hotel She represented herself n the Baroness
Won Beck. lady OF distinguished rlnS the personal
trend o. hoS>uth herself a heroine. ami Tie widow
oi "a soldier shot on The BaTlcdde Of Vienna. Her
companion was also announced a noble, hero
and patriot. Oy the name oi Constant Der.a llc
Noraca' According - their representations. theu
heTol>m AID penis could ony be exceeded BY their
sacrifices.
Before madame had been many DAYS in town. her
secretary got himself Introduced 20 MIR George Daw-
SON " no al once interested himself III this noble
hungarian lady's" b, half He had interview with
hrI and o. the baroness gave glowing description
of er deeds OF heIO>m-oi The noble death Of her
be hu>Jand--Ot her sacrifices iO5. ana her devotion
Ia. her beloved country. She spoke Of her intimate
and close friendship with koSSu,h. ana OF the conf
don Ir.h t4.FF ltfI nfr
secretary announced that she Was about 20 bUng GA
Lev Wors entitled. The History of the ilte of the
IlfDreS> Won BecN q subscription list vas shown
Co. Nj DaW and he AZ once undertook 20 assist N
ur. cufug subscribers. which IN very short time he
d'f. and e sum OF money Ms handed over % mad
,t.t> secretary. luthc ucaT line. how ever The IA
a ieain grew worse VT DAWSON SEM io hei NJ
own ul1>icsu. v 10 reported that she was really H.
ana required quiet and pilreT atmosphere pom
tins beng maze known. Mr. Vyudall caused 30 the
ba oue>s 20 be immediately removed from Tie aOtel
T. h'> own house. There She Was treated With KIND
ness and distinction introduced INTO the best
society. and every consideration and sympathy man
.fc-fed. u reg. 30 for her SueungS, her doStruuon
her AtrOiSm and misfortune The secretary was al
So received INTO The family, ar' vi Iyndal and his
VIE eXerIcd themselves 80 IN behalf OF their guCSi
that n a little time they procured from seventy 20
eighty subscribers for the new publication, ana about
.UI o. account Wa> D.d iO the secretary. BY and
hy NJ DaW son began - entertain suspicious rola-
we 20 "tkC IagOuts>r" character. Ou closer ac-
QuaIutauCe % was discovered that neither her habits
nor her eT>at on displayed much OF either ee-
-ance or rcancmeIt. OF tIcuch sue GA ! ~ under
stand 4 word the Magyar tongue was unknown 10
her and of German although as u turns out anaiye
oi Austria she vas unable t. wrlie ha-tadozen lines
correctly.
While Mr. Tyndali renamed IN pepleXy a., 20 MS
guests character agents Oi The hungarian Associi-
Ton arrived from London, Nr Smi'u. the banker,
and VI. Paul HarTck. a distinguished hungarian,
Minister under Ferdinand Nth, ana also under Kos
,uth's government he obtained SIGHT Of Madame
through the window. and recognized her IS an Aus
irlan SPY % infamous character ana lowest habits
He gave detailed account of her yldlnieS. and con-
eluucd with ne assurance that since her arrival IN
ENGLAND sic was receiving - 4 week ~ the spy OF
the Austrian police. Nr Iyndall was induced by
these proofs cOnIgn his hOnOred guests e. the care
of the police, and they immediately exchanged ihett
>umptuou> lodgings tor the city prison. 1t was ar
ranged they should be brought APP ANIMATION On
saturday, which occaSoued q crowded bench and
audience But IN great degree puhlccu curiosity Was
ba hed ~ The Land OF death When The hour OF
Examination arrived he Baroness was corpse.
Whether through shame, Or a violent effort 10 lie
through tus last scene .nfamy. she tea dead IN ne
room td IOnDg That IN winch tie magistrates we're
Notwithstanding THIS. and the expressed disincli
nation of the gentlemen "hO had been So cruelty I'M
posed on proceed against the Secretary. the t:iai
o, that parsonage W.s insisted Oh BY bir smith, on
behalf 81 he exlied MOBILES Oi Hungary.
Mr. Smith stated the case at length reviewing and
exposing all the details OF the lady faOrlcalons lie
thea produced the following testimony
Fir,' letter from tie late Hungarian Envoy 20
Nacame Pul>ky
nv DEAR MADAME Prf.KY. H. renyt1 the injury
contained 40 your ,nd uofe be- & sou that The
u.t pa stt Ing herself the Baroness BecA the
who accompanied by Dr. Heulnar olo4cd personally her
ssryces spY and uormcr 10 tie recaf rstablshe
foreign branch II The Eugsh police force Thus know
nom GOOD auth, MY and know lko~ se that tor fort
night u weeks she has obtained for such ,e zee,
IS 81 ner week II also secret % me that tir
81 an, Baroness introduced herself 10 The Brmng-
ham police b., forw aIdHs letter WEtton by DR. linnar.
and containing ucln.Ir which consisted 81 some tr'i-
e> and atlous adopted bv an ass II tut Ger
.u,ut.f fge d
he himself has admitted - me that the baroness st-htci
hu To the attack on your husband ana mat she ierYs1
ali the expenses p th- subsequent pT"ceednss Should
be required val M much pleasure sntsiiutae no
shove statement p' tie production u nnrtorn9nape cyl
o4rc. Trusting ton vail hest fni"hFoT, IA
placing ttr ll'eIlte She mposor hrioVe the country -
''' CTalf, ,r soofN."
Nlr & Dawson then leposed that Tie prisoner
called upon h,M ON the 6rl of August. lie stated
himself ~ be- the fUend OF The Baroness Won BecA'
and produced book purporing 20 be her adventures
during the Hungarian war On he Friday following
the prisoLcr called n company with the .aI>, whom
he introduced - the " Baroness He presented
h.m with proposal for he publication 81 ne"
work 20 vlich ne became a subscriber. AID pad
II 4s He invited them 10 meet some friends he
next CaF. some Of whom spoke German. | t
Baroness d.d lot speak French, which he thought
r.. er strange for a { 0urt lady On the Monday
morning witness Vas informed Oy the prisoner thtt
the ltiy was M az the Clarendon Hotel, and ne re-
otcs'ed Mr. Cr0mp,ou. the surgeon, 20 dttend her.
Nr Crompton reported that she "a, very al, tni
that une,, she lad change II an III an prooaDiIi}
she would die
MI Tyndale. jr.. solicitor Of Edgbaston, ieposed
that he first saw the prisoner IN company WIN the
Baroness al the house OF Mr. Dawson. several
other persons were present Oh The sunday morn
ing heaIu that lie Baroness Mas III. ne called al
M, Clarendon Hotel before he went 10 church In
consequence ~ her ndSpo>i;lon, DC lnviIed hef I'D
his house 10 which the Baroness removed about
fortnight ago. and had been there up TO last night
when she vas appreheuded by Nlr STEPHENS She
fltqueutN spoke OF her intimacy anu irend,hip
,,r-h Ko>.tth with great emotion Oh such Occi-
>cns tear. would start INTO her eyes the pr soHer
had been at his house almost the whole 81 ne tne
The Harone,. was ms guest he passed a. the aecfe-
farv and Agent OF the Baroness witness had re-
celyed about rs or fl6 subscriptions for her new
work ana about ~ ~ 81 gentlemen III addition nad
promised 10 become subscribers Mr. Tyndale. IN
Concluding as evidence ald, be h4d never met WITH
4 more geutlemanly Or accomplished young man
than the prisoner
PAM H.xviph ltte member ~ the Hungarian