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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
LETTERS FROM HUNGARY..~.No. VII.
ny uR BRACE

Tot Editors Of The Ner- Yors Tribune
Nv route from Pesth into the interior Of
the country. was, at first by the Railroad, to
Seol,ot. a town on the Thesis and then after
wards by steamer on the Thesis mp into the great
central PLAIN OF Hungary.
This road. from Pesth to Szoin0k, Is the only
line Of Railroad east Of ths Capital, II a part Of
the land which, above all oihers, needs a Rail
road. and where 1t could be built most cheaply.
Il Is only some eighty miles IN length, and still
does very fair business The great curse and
drawback upon the Hungarian trade or com
merce. has always been their want OF good roads.
From Pesih 20 D,brec-iu. a town Of some $4,000
inhabitants, 70 Grossuardeia Of perhaps 10000,
and to S-egsdn, another large and important
agricultural town, there Is not road which
could lie called, with Us. even moderately good
highway The road to Debreczn is. much OF It,
only a prairie-track with some half-dozel diff
ierent paths frequently. struggling about the
plain In the season IN which travelled these
roads, afterwards. everything about them Va.
very comfortable and pleasant. In fact, nothing
can be more agreeable than riding over meadow
roads IL the late Spring But IN the Autumn, OF
Winter. when the rains come. al these pleasant
fields become immense mOrasses, the roads are
cut with huge ruis, and filled with holes, and
Ii Is SAID II takes often as long TO 90 from Gross-
WARDEN 10 Pesth. IN that season, a. from Pesth
10 Paus
In g land whose population Is nearly two
thirds that OF the nlted States. there are not
more than three or fur regular lines OF stage
coaches. and only some tco thousand aniss OF
roads / found on mquirIng IN Pesth that
could no, depend al all on ps6llc conyeyances IN
the interior. but must trust TO chance. or the
procuring VorspanH, as II Il calied-Inai Is,
wagon with four horses. which the peasants are
Obliged. under certain circumstances, to furnish
the traveller tor one stage" or ten miles.
However. II proved, the universal courtesy
and hospitality Of the people saved me al trou-
te % that score and dId not use pubic We
h.cle once after getting INTO the interior
The mos, important part Of Hungary, where
the dtnscst population dwells, and where i the
greatest wealih-Ceniral Hungary-ls admira-
tly adapted ior raiIEoads-uniyeGsAlIy level, with
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

awakened by sudden shock and grating sound

awakened by sudden shock and grating sound,
followed By complete STILES. TIE passengers
more or less alarmed, made their way on decA
and were not little astonished 10 fnd our yes
sells bow lifted on the edge of black rock, mat
loomed high before Us, through the iog. We haa
struck on he Skerres At the entrance OF HOY
head Bay, and j, seemed likely that We should
have IL remaln un.Il assistance could afr'e
Fortunately the tide was rising, and The vesseis
stern gradually swung round TIL our iron keel
slicued from It's hold and surged heavily back
ward into deep water. II was lucky release
and we found the incident sufficiently amusing
after the danger was over. Had the sea been
roneh or our heel been plank instead OF IRON, we
should not have escaped so easily
At sunrise we hailed the pea6s OF Snowdon
and Plynlmnon, but very soon another fog set
tied upon as 50 dense that we came INTO collision
with Dutch brig, which made hole an our
stern.house and retreated with the loss Of her
fving lib-boom In spite Of these mishaps we
screwed oar way to Liverpool, and dropped
anchor ~ the Mersey about 3 o'clock. set ioot
on English ground soon aiterward, and am now
comfortably domicied at the Waterloo To-
morrow / leave for Chester, Warwick and Strat-
fOrd-On-AvOn.
"A word about the City Of Manchester. As
propeller. she cannot Of course enter into com
petition with the fast lines, but those to whom
a few DAYS time Is no object, will find her
spacious and comfortable as we'll as a strong
and sea.worthy vessel. Her aiter-cabin Is one
Of the most chaste and beautiful have ever
seen. and her state-rooms, besides being large
and well-mrnished are thoroughly ventilated.
Those who have been at sea will know how to
appreciate this improvement The domestic ar
rangements OF the vessel are unexceptlOna0le,
and as for the fare It IS enough to say that IN
addition to the usual subsiantials We uxuna;ed
every day on the fruits OF the season, Backs
County fowls and Chester County cream. TO
Cant Campbell, the commander, and DR.. PARK,
the surgeon of the City Of Manohes'er, we have
been indebted for those constant courteses and
attentions. on which so much Of the pleasure OF
a sea-voyage depends complimentary letter
to Capt Campbell was adopted by the unanimous
vote of the passengers. b. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
TURKEY.
Egyptian Railroad France and the Holy Sep
ulchre-Abd-el-kad Gored and the
IIungarians- Progress Of Education-Rob-
ber "A
Correspondence d tl.e \. InDlDs


Conespon ndencs Of tie -. \ Tribune.
CoSsTAsrisoFLE, fniay, Aug IS, lsji
The question Of he Railroad through
Egypt, 1t Is believed, has been acquiesced N BY
the Porte, and tha, It wll soon he made BY Eng
lish engineers. Stephenson, the grca, English
engineer, will haze the laying Of the road for the
British Government. For tnis Railroad, the
Vceroy, Or Is the Tufaish Government calls
hin, the Governor Genera" Of Egypt, AoDa'
Pachs, has made q Convention, either directly
with the British Government, or through Com
pany incorporated and protected by It-ratnefIns
Ormer-boih parties Clslegar.ing the existence
OF the Sultan. o. Sovereign over Egyp, well
as all other parts - Turkey. 1t wss not even
communicatedtOrhe rhe Sulians Ministry tor ms aP'
proyal. and ih.s g,as .Ae cause OF the cOOlness
which .auef.y arose ue,ween the Pore and TIE
Viceroy. Tie British Government. u is SAID,
hssapreed that the Pacha sAgN communicate iht
Convention 10 the Sultan. and tina, he shaH cor
firm II
In all the Official STATE papers Of the British
Government. u Is careful 10 make mention Of 81
desire and determination to maintain the in'e5'
riry o. the Ottoman Empire and the " slpfemi-
cy and independence CT the Sultan, ~ sni ye.'.
IN a case where !ts Owa interests are cOpcrfneu'
Il cIsregaTcs them entirely. A. y - aso a qles-
ZION whether 0r nCi the Porte would nave sane
nOned ihis Convention AZ all, the BRUSH oo'efh'
ment shows - dissatisfaction here, 81 Ihe pig
sent TINE, IN 10 disguised terms hf WIZ
Empire comes under n censare u - .ali ~ ~
~ great disorder. aGd ready 10 iali 10 pi'ees y
Its wretched policy against Engiish PiA'''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
LVOR KEY PORT and FORT HAM-

4 TTON-The new and splendid sIeamboa. WILSON
SMALL. Capt 7 V AroWsmh. leaves Chamher-si
Tuesdays WEDNESDAYS Thursdays aud FndayS, al o'clock
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si9 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
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..UENNY lind GRAND PIANOS" "

sB II BECKER& 4 co. No 300 Els' Broadway, y Y.
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I 4 c. FISCHER, Gate NUNS Il FIs-
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HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA
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