Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-08
LIBERATION of KOSsUTH

We transcnbe from the Manchester Examiner
the Goth Of September the following extract of letter
dated Malta, Sept. IL:
By the French steamer which arrived yesterday
from Constantlnople, we have received the welcome
intelligence of the liberation OF kossuih and his ga ant
companions from Kulaha on the LIST inst. The Mis-.
sssippi had arrived safely at Constannope. Its
cabins fitted DIP in the most elegant manner so as
to accommodate Kossuth, his family, and all his par
y. A turkish steamer was to leave at once tor Glenn
eleck TO lake them on hoard and convey them TO the
Dardanelles, where the Mississippi was 10 be in
readiness to receive them. Nothing could exceed the
kindness, the attentions Of the Turkish Government
The Pacha OF Broussa in accordance with orders for
Wardsd to him from Constannope, sent no less than
nifty carriages to convey the exes The point of their
efnbarKaton. Among those mentioned likely to
accompany kossuth, we find the well known names
OF The two Perczeis of Wisconsin, a General and As
both. His secretary and physician will also 20
with him. Count Batthanys movements are uncer-
tain. His state OF health is such that he is anxious to
get TO Pals, m order 10 consult some of the French
faculty. The Countess Bathiany has been using all
her endeavors with the French Ambassador TO obtain
permission for this change in his destination.
t, s. BY the Growler, which arrived this morning.
we have heard thai Kossuth and his companions were
all safe board OF the Mississippi and that she had
leithe Dardanelles with them tho 7h for America.
1t is said that Monsieur Bochsa has authorized Mr.
Alfred Bum, well known IN theatrical circles as the
eccentric and talented manager OF Drury Lane Theatre
IN London, to lease Tor him. possible, the Crystal
Palace, at any expense Tor the purpose OF giving next
Spring a series of musical entertainments scale of
Unprecedented magnlheence, all the celebrated pet-
formers, including Madame Bishop, to be engaged, as
sisted by an orchestra Of one thousand musicians.
A.SAD OCCURRENCE On Wednesday night the Gath
ult Mrs, Morgan, wife of VIM. Morgan, ir. OF PEN
field, Ca, Ben Il. Bniou, young man, about IS
years old, and his sister, engaged in filing lamp
with Burning Fluid The contents OF the Jug and
amp took five, and were spilled upon their clio hes and
the tioor OF the room BY prompt effort, the fame
was e4tlngushed but young Blnon was SO severely
burnt that he did not survive 40 hours. His death
seems TO have been occasioned by his nhalng the
lame. iilS sister and Mrs. NJ ofgan have recovered
the wounds which they received at the same time,
TOBACCO MANUFACTURING "A writer in the Albany
Evening journal says that the number OF boxes OF chew
ing tobacco manufactured in Louisville this year will
be twenty I'VE thousand, the boxes averaging $50 lbs
net each, all the manufacturers having more ORDERS
both at home and from abroad than they execute
The quantity manufactured in sthe State and sent
Louisville tor embarkaton is about the same. The
principal portion OF this is purchased in the Eastern
States.
CENTRAL RALRoAD-Workmen have been engaged
for several days past in laying down the tack OF the
Central Railroad, west OF Charlottev with the