Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-26
Our New Eori, Correspondence.

ho.slll--.iIs la u,try-'rne way he Keeps h.
;;al. employ et-i!unglrans at Mickersham's Ion
RAILING Work.-ntei-,tld! Conyersation-kossuh
tuli and Mo>suul', Sleecur,-- ewspapar - Goa
Failure d lhe Fire Aunihiiatof- 3arnum obliged to
rur--rhe Forrest Diverse Case, &C., &c
New YORK, Dec 10, 1851.
EnlroR or THE FREE PRl>s:--
Kos~utt, is brick trump. In the game that is
now being played by Freedom aud Despoiisia for The
pls>.s- on OF the World. hossJth is the "rghr-5ow-
err and Freedom, luckily, "hods" ham, What he
don't know IS not worth troubling ones sefabou, -
lie san iud-,.ti-46,c worker, and he has plenty o
assistants whom he keeps constantly on the jump.
: me people wonder nov ms fellow eNrs manage
20 spend h~r time, and suppose that they have moth
IN 10 do, but to Idle ABOUT, and dispose OF As many
OF the choice uXGrles tJrnished lie Irving House
as possible But therslualions are no suecurrs 49,
Each man HIS his duty for the day laid down to HIM
every moriug, before other opie are cut ol bed ;
and he has to nand ia written report OF his day,
work to Kos-uth every night, before retiring. Every
thing is done up with military precision and prolnpt-
tIae and t.ese + never any 'po>tponein"nt on ac-
count Of the weather." Yesterday, W., at Wick.
erhIn's Iron Railing WORKS, where wrou4hl-iIon
wire, or rods sun- ct winch are tour inches IN diam
etrr, are irOrrn. by powerful! machinery, into farm
le &C. and coal screens grating, tor vcrandahs, and
window guards railing, Tor iEclosrg private and
pu1l srounds-;clneietles, &c , ana, 10 my great
surprise, slw ha.l-a dozen members Of kossuln's
staff buSlly employed in inspecting the machinery
with a skill and as-duity worthy o. all pase Mr.
Wickershaw willingly gave them every facility, and
answered their questions with good-natured aiacrlly
"How much tor YOU sell ge farmers fence :" asked
the chef OF the company.
Zone dollar Il rod, and upwards" wis the reply.
Est il possible Pc exclaimed The whole crowd o
llungarans, They seemed to question the assertion
that wrought iron fence, iour and lalf feet high
could he sold at one dolIara rod an,, must say
TINT, It does seem incredible.
The thing that appeared most 10 plelse the visitors
was a huge cage. woven out of wrought iron WIRE
that had been made for Van Amburghs pet ANNA $
Tne Ilungarans said they would IKE To take the Gag,
to Hungary aud consgn lIlynau, Fiancs Joseph
Mritrrnch, Nicholas, and Gorgey to us embrace -
! The idea Is good one, and | would like TO see i
carried out
learned that kossuths object in sending his Aid
TO inspect Mr.. Wickersham's mandatory, was Il
ascertain whether the reports, in relation the chea
ness with which the ar lc!es above enumerated cat
b, made from wrought ron correct, and, if 50,
have drawings OF the machinery. &c. taken and file,
,or future reference and use Iis Stati Is constantly
employed IN such services.
OF hossuhs SPEECHES, it is of course, needless 10
to speak, as all your readers will have the plea
sure OF perusng them, tor themselves. lie made
great speech last nlght, at the PiymoUM Church, il
Brooklyn; tonight, he speaks to the Lawyers, u
Tnp.er Hall and, tomorrow afternoon, he address
SEES the Ladies, Al the place The price OF tick
els to each OF these gatherings is five dollars, and the
choice otsrnts is sold at premium. Large Sums .
money will he realized from this source, all OF which
will go into the Hungarian fund
see by published statement, that the crcua
ton OF the New York Duty Times already exceeds
tUeaty.7ae housdnd' | knew that the Daily i,ne,
mad met with the most unprece tented success, but
hld idea that it had been going ahead such an
astounding rate. This success is not SO much to be
wondered at, after ALL when you take into consdera-
ton the consummate tact, and ability, and untlrng
energy, displayed in its management, an the extra
ordinary low price at which it is sold Six and IA
quarter cents week, 10 city and tour dollars year
to country subscribers is very low figure for dali
YPaper mat always gives eighteen, and often wen
ly, coIumns Of news and editorials Mr.. RAYMOND
has made decided hit with his papcr,-about the
greatest hit that has been made in a century. The
tact that the postage on the Daily Times is only hall
'hat charged Tor the Tribune. aud lis other rivals
gives It great advantages. so far as country circu-
aon IS concerned The general impression u.s. that
no money can be made of Of such paper, sold at a
penny copy but, presume the prorrl, tors of tie
pai'g fmcS knox Nhlt they are about viii Oh.