The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-27

sition OF the House OF Hspsburg, on the lath
| OF April, 1919 This measure strongly res
bly,, ana even Of his own colleagues, the ministers:
for they well that their only chance Of sucs
cess lay In treating with the emperor for the maints-
push matters to the last extremity He made drama
tic appeal to the members Of the diet assuring Them
that the circumstances Of the country required thia
last sacrifcethat Congress about to open at We
at which Hungary was to be represented in
dependent powerand that the army having thrown Oft
ts allegiance require tho Diet to do the same This
fatal snd desperate vote carried by these false repre-
sntsons and By the which absolute dictate
rial government inspired We believe no man dared
even to oppose a striking proof Of the extinction OF
all liberty. Tbeimmsdiats Consequences was a rupture
beyond all possibility adjustment with the crown ami
the Of the Emperor Of Russia to take part
in the contest one examine these events dspas
sonately without arriving the conviction that the tru9
Interest Of Hungary and Of Austria terminate the
struggle by equitable negotiation preserving the rights
OF sovereign and CT people but that Kossuth chiefly
with view to the maintenance Of has supremacy in
and by the revolution forced matters to the last
extremity until he arrived at the catastrophe which has
ruined and enslaved his unhappy country That the
offence with which hold him chargeabs the eyes e
is the character assigned to his policy by the most
nent members Of the Liberal party in hungary; aui
nothing be more characteristic OF their opinion than
the fact that Count Casimir Betthyany who stuck to
him longest snd had to share his imprisonment
quilted him with fntmaon that he will have no NOR
to do with Louis Kossuth.
These statements and remarks, which might be very
much smphed, win be received with dissatisfaction By
many Of readers who with true English hatred OF
tyranny and sympathy with the oppressed are not apt
to look too nicely into the actions Of those who claim
their compassion But we have made them from IN en-
tire conviction that the object OF these addresses
honor not what his admirers suppose him to be, and
that IL the people OF this country receive Kossuth -
hero and patriot they will render themselves obso
of derson in those countries where his conduct
correctly appreciate and his character accurately
kncwn We must add that all ;h public marks Of a.
tenon to the sworn enemies Of Statesi with which
are at peace Is an unusual and announcement interfer
ence in the affairs of foreign Countries What should
Fay II Mr. Smith O'Brien effected his escape from
Botany Bay and received with congrstulatory adj
of Neu York1 AZ NJ
Smith OBritn is in the eyes Of hosts Of rishmau and
Americans as Prosecuted and honest patriot the
late dictator Of the Msgyars.
Msssrs. Brown, shipley 4 Co.'S Circular.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IL, 1851.
Since the departure of the last steamer we have to
rather In favor Of buyers sales for the two DAYS
! $4,000 bales Of which exporters have taken 500
Fair Orleans. Cd. Fair Upland and Mobile, sLIE
Mddlng.. 49,. sd Middng, do. 1854 4ysIs
The corn market is without the least animation, and
the business only to moderate extent ut Sc I'd g. Sd
for white wheat and Is 10d IS. per 70lbs for red.
Western canal -four Ids lss Cd Baltimore and PhHs-
bite corn 27s Cd; mixed, 2es., and yellow, ass Sd.
US I'd per quarter OF $50 lbs.
Mr.. James McIIenry's Circular.
LIvrRPoot, Oct H. 1851.
Early arrivals OF bacon will an active market.
Beef and pork remain dull without apparent chance
Of improvement. few parcels of hams have been
pushed of at 2os to 25s per cwt In shoulders there
have been no trsnssctions Fine cheese meets ready
sale the market keeps cleared Lard Is to q lower.
The decline has not led to increased business but the
rehne Icing bare Of stock likely to be buyers at
slight further reduction Quercitron bark is neglected.
Tallsw is egan Cd lower and dull In oils fair busi-
ness Passipglerd oil is higher ard scarce Rice /,
quiet Cloverseed is very dull French seed Is likely to
be mere abuI dant than anticipated and the home
turns out fair average The corn trade has relapssd
into quetness Extra superiue flour and prime whsats
bring very full prices but sorts not be sold
less at reduction on last weeks rates. White Indian
corn has brought 2es aud yellow 265 Sd ship Float
ing csrgoes Of Danube (al Yellow plentiful at late
prices Cotton The sales in the two days, since tina
sailing OF the Niagara have amounted to 10 900 bags u-
cirdiLg $500 surats and American for export Ths
market continues to be freely supplied and the turn
is in favor II buyers At Manchester day there
large tendance and fair amount Of business tran
sacted spii ners and manufacturers showing deerm-
haton TO effect sales even slight concession In price