The New York herald., 1851-09-25

i, the galeys, n chains.
!, 1prsYo, Of arms, ard the yresl.nssion against
"'its an III wind hat blows no ono good" Yssser-
day, an Englnhman appeared at the police ofkce
and then n the British Consulate. in . state Of
y sa Of the
and her paranour, brother Englishman, who be
asserted were in Venice. He knew they were here,
because the quondam wife, in silly spirit OF
bravado, had written him that he could find her here,
and obtain all desired satisfaction Of her new lord
She knew, of course, that fight could ne yer como
OF In Venice, simply for the lack Of the necessary
implements, if fo- nothing else, and 50 she thought
herself safe The upshot OF the whole was, thai the
injured man had an interview with the guilty ones
at which, 10 his categorical questions, the wicked
woman declared hat she adored her paramour as
much - she detested himself, and that sne was
infinitely more that parsmours wife no Y than she
had ever been his own before; sll Of which grati-
fyipg information the poor man made oath 10 be-
fore the Consul, and with this important docu nent
is to repair to Paris, where all the pattie, have
lived, to institute an action for adultery. rhe
French Helen is personally very beautiful, and
both Brtons are very rich and respectable and the
parties 10 have gotten into this scraps for he
want Of any thing on earth 10 do-better or worse.
But the!poor human nature of men and women seems
lretty much the same all the world over
large number OF English have been here of
late. Al the Hotel Royal Danieli, last Sunday,
ard the preceding, large audience listened to ser
mons from Church Of England parsons, and united
in the service.
Since writing the above respecting the elopement,
the husband and the LothArio have met, and had .
battle royal with hs:s and clabs-pug~ts q fs'ttb.s
Ct cdkctbsls !, Blood flowed like wafer. Strangely
enough. al the parties are beneath root, at the
Hotel de Vile The wisc's mother is also there
with her runaway daughter, and paramour, and
husband. A challenge has posed, and all the
parties are away to morrow by railroad, to Milan,
Tor Switzerland, where the affair is TO coma of
The husbands name Is Lucario. IIo is Spaniard
by origin, q native Of jamaica, and British sab
ject. The scducer's n2mo Is Web!e. queer
affair, take il all in all.
sipps.
The United States s;eam frigate Mississippi, the
larg gest steam figase in the Anlerisaa navy, while
her way 20 ConstaDtinople to receive Louis Kos
suth, the Hungarian chit ftain, and convey him TO
America, ran ashore on the mig q. of tao 2is; ut.,
on the point off st James Castle, in Smyrna bay,
close TO the lighthouse. The Euxine happened to
be passing at the time, and with three other vessels
attem pied to tow her off, but they were unable to
accomplish it. Such was the force with which the
Mississippi had run ashore, that some portion of
her keel was literally high and dry. IL ia probable
that she is not Of yet, and if she has experienced
rough weather, she has been in the usm ost danger
Of being wrecked. To get her Oft at all, il was
believed that everything would have to be taken
cut other. II is probable that this sad daster will
alter the present destiny Of kossuth and instead Of
being taken direct from Turkey to the Uoitei
States, his wishes viii be gratided by visiting Eng
land first Ii is highly probable now that kossuth
will embark at the Dardanclles on oard tho Penin-
sular ard Oriental Complnys steamer Tagus,
which calls there on the 10Th Of this month, and If
so, kossuih, his family, and his distn guished fe-
low caFtives, will arrive in Southampton water
about the 9Th Of next month
The Effect In Euro of the Cuban lava sion 4.
From the London Times, Sept Il
We have not W iited for the verdict of the Ameri-
con press to express opinion on sae merits Of the
issue raised between that country and Spain, by
the criminal enterprise OF General Lopez and his
band Of freebooters and the severe re.ribution
which has already fallen upon portion of his Law
ess band Had we done so, We should have been
extremely puzzled to collect the sufrages, and say
which side the weight Of authority predominates.
Nothing can be more marked than :he difference of
opinion ELECTED, for while many journals Justify to
the full extent the enterprise of the "liberator,
and broadly announce the doctrine that States
foun led upon revolution like those Of ncrica are
bouxd to assist struggling freedom in every quarter
Of the globe, there others who do not scrupe 10
stigmatze Lopez and his band as pirates aud ma.
rauders, TO justify entirely the Spanish authorities,
and even that most unpopular Of mon At the present
mcment, the American Consul at the Havana.
Others, ashamed Of the barefaced attempt to
alone be found in the taking Of Panama by
Captain Morgan, or the exploits OF tina. equally
i'll used "liberator,' Captain kyd, but yet
afraid Of running counter to the opinion which
has manifcstly found favor wish the mob in the
great cities Of America, have enaeayorei to steer
MIDDLE course, and veil their seryility TO popular
c.anor under the transparent assumption OF dis
elimination more than ordinarily acute. Thus one
journal has discovered that whatever might have
been the rights Of the Queen Of Spain horsclt TO
deal as che thought proper with prisoners, natives
Of a friendly country. taken in the very pct Of
levying IN unprovoked war upon her dominons
the same power Of life and death was not Inherent
in her Niceroy, ard that by exercising II, General
Conehs, Ike the Judge Of county court, who
jurisdiction. Others less versed in legal subte.ies
consider the insult offered TO the American flag BY
firing on the steamer Falcon, sufficient odss bal,
and thus dispense themselves from the necessity Of
the fate Of the companions OF General Lopez.
Upon the whole, due allowance being made for
the uraent and imporious xecessty which CON-
pels large portion Of the transatlantic press
subject which has received he sanction Of popular
appreciation, We are disposed b consider the tone
OF the american newspapers encouraging TO those
who hope for perseverance In the honest and up
rig ht policy which the American Executive has,
far as is limited powers would permit, steadily ad
horcd TO. Indications are not wanting that our
long. headcd aud keen sighted defendants are gra-
duslly awakening 10 the conviction tina. there Ia
worthy and Improbable quarrel by the reckless d.-
ring Of fow uDIrin:iplc adyentnreTs, and the an
Discriminating ymr stby Of the populace with their
just though rigorous punishinont. Opinion on this
the ratchwords and divisions Of party. We have
DENT cratic journals warmly advocating the cause
OF the STanish government, and whg ard free soil
organs justiiyrg, in is rldes, extent, the right Of
the citizens Of America TO intervene 10 the affairs
Of AL countries 10 which they may conceive the in
teros;s Of that liberty Of which they are the ma
tursl and Givinely.sTpoln.ed guardians 10 be la
pefn. The highes. credit l. due 90 those me-
riean journals which. st time of natural and
even excusa6lc popular excitement, have scorned
70 tTpcJe 10 the dictBtiOn Of the majority and
have W held tho caaso Of uih and justice wilhou.
fear OF reServe. We sincerely trust that when the
hist violence OF rarONyEm mainly produced by
number Of oisgrsupg dctals, obviously either in
vented or exaggerated n gut the vulgar ap petite
ior the horrible and stimulate tha. Indignation
against the manner Of act ghioh would scarcely
De Justified BY the act itsclf, shall have had time
to exhale, the American nation Will zee tia. no
course could be devised 90 Jcrogatory 70 its oun
high position among the powCrs Of the Garth and so
injurious TO the beet interests Of freedom aud en-
ighttnmebt an over the gord N n the grca. con
federacy oi the nitcd states should idsEtfy itsc
Tor tsgle moment with . band of larIess and sar-
guirsry pirates. even though tboy dsgiastd the
name AID abused the high privilege Of American
citizens. That liberty Of which the United -,at.s