The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12
h unxausan and Polish Refugees Or omes.
tiOnable Charncter.

From the National lntelligenesr. Aug. Ill
An officer Of the United states, of high personal
character writes, under tho 9th ulsimO. from Con
"on the 10Th Of June the regular English
steamer LETT Constantinople for Southam pton with
one hundred and ten so-called refugees on board
with thirty more from the Dardanelles, making one
hundred and forty in all. OF the Que hundred and
ten, thirty are norninaly Polish refugees, and egh
ty are nominally Hungarian refugees But am
sorry to say that the Poles are represented to me
as being the DIR egs Of the enigrants, and many of
them were Jewish Peles, tradesmen here estsb-
lished, who imposed upon the generosity of the
turkish government to obtain grataitous pa;-
sage. OF the eighty called Hungari ans, there are
some Italians and Greeks of miserable reputation.
Certainly, there are also Hung arians, honorable
New York, several Of their Leading men on board
ought to be employed by the proper authorities to
point out such as truly belong to the emigrating
Hungarians and Poles Of the revolution.
II send you (subjoned) a list of the names Of the
thirty Poles which the steamer received at the OAR
danelles They are Of the class to whom applied
the vsef Of our government Of a free passage.
g Ii is so undesirable that the charitable sympa-
thies of our countrymen should be ;mp0ssd up2n'
that beg leave to suggest whether an intmation
Of the above facts might not well be made to the
authorities of New York and Boston.
The lowing is the list of Polish refugees OF high
Ladisas Tcharznicki and Thadee Idrikowski, Ma
jors Adolph Grochawllski, Const Matczynski, Sew
Blezynski and SEVERN Thorzenski, Joseph Me
wiadomski, clergyman Leonard Haszek, captain
eight leutenants four sergeants, and three ladies'
with four children, and servants.
Movements OF Distinguished Individuals.
Hen Daniel Webster vas expected to visit Vermont
State Fair on the 18th inst
Robert sutton, Memphis; D. c. Appleton and lady,
Vermont; Warren Murdoch Boston; John Graham, N.
York; NJ G. Freilpg, Cuba; ID. Seton Porto Rico; s.
Ainsworth England among the arrivals yesterday
at the Cpion Place Hotel
Vim. d. Tuell and lady, Terre Haute. Ind; T. Win
chip Macon, Ga; Archibald Mcneil Washington, D. c ;
Henry. England; II Cram and lady, Cincinnati; NJ
d. Babcoek and lady, Dayton Ohio W. p. Adams. Wis
consin; Joseph Tobey, Middletown, CT; W. w West
Philadelphia; I. Nichols aud lady, Salem, Mass; r. 81
White and lady Providence, l.; w. Clark. Clayton
Ala Jas NJ Pruett Midway, Ala and I. W. Nettle-
ton. Montgomery Ala were among the arrivals ut the
Howard Hotel yesterday.
Mrs. DR. Wood and family, Washington; Hon. Daniel
s. Dickinson Binghamton; Hon W. s. Archer, Va;
Hon e. Foot Vermont; Right Rev Bishop Hopkins. do ;
Lit. I. X. Wabridge, u S. A Judge Parker Frederick
town; Capt. Anderson, British Army; Hon. Jno. De
Mott, Seneca Co, and 1t. 8. Crispen, U. g. A were
among the arrivals yesterday at the Irving House.
Mallory. s. Carolina; j. 0rmsby, Philadelphia; A.
Robinson, Philadelphia; J. III. Cooper, Pttsburg A Al
kin, Savannah. and Geo. Richardson Wilmington
rived yesterday at the American.
J. W Houston, Del s. Cooper, Petersburg DR..
Archer Louisiana; II. Raynor SYRACUSE s. Dana, Bos-
ton; o. Walker Charetton and Bolts, Richmond,
among the arrivals yesterday at the Aston.