Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

hossuth, late President General Of Hungary.
has issued an address to the people of the Uni
ted States. He tells US. if the United States
had been neghboring nation at the time of the
Hungarian revolution. all Europe would have
been reyolutionzed. The following paragraph
Is extracted from the close of the address:
Free citizens Of America You inspired
my countrymen to noble deeds Your approval
impaired confidence. Your sympathy consoleG
us IN adversely, lent ray Of hope to the future,
and enabled US TO bear manfuly the weight of
our heavy burdens. Your generous fellow feel
ing Will still sustain us. until we realize our
hopes and faith that Hungary is not lost for ever.
Accept IN the name of my countrymen the ac-
acknowledgements of our warmest gratitude, and
our highest respect l. who know Hungary so
well, hrmly believe she is not lost and the in
telhgent citizens of America have decided not
only with impusiye Kindness but with reason
and policy to favor the unfortunate, but not sub
Jugated Hungary. May your power be the ter
ror OF all tyrants; and the protector of the UNI
fortunate, and your free country ever continue to
De the asylum Tor the oppressed of all nations"
.9nother Cuban Expedition. letter from
Bayou Sara, La, to the Nashville Banner says
another Cuba expedition is on foot in that State
at the head of which IS Gen. Felix Houston.-
The writer says:
ence and means have been approached on the
subject | know one who has been offered
command. The plan is first to get the means to
procure prnls. near nelghbor of mine was Of
iercd command and, | am sorry to say, at first
thought fayorably Of it. The object was to get
money" II IS being managed as secretly as pos
slble.
Progress Of the Nerican Revolution. New
orleans dates OF Yesterday have advices from
Northern Mexico 10 the l6thins General
CarayaIal was within ten miles Of Maamoras
with force of 10000 men, including 400 Texan
Rangers and one company of discharged Y. S.
troops The Revolutionary army was expected
TO attack the city on the morning Of the 18th
inst.
The Mexican government has asked permis-
sion OF Congress TO anticipate 100000 more of
the American indemnity.
a letter from Mazatlan says. that force of
more than 1000 Americans had invaded Sonora,
from California, demanding permission to work
the mines.
THE Legislature Of Georgia, as far as heard
from, stands follows Senate--39 Union, &
Disunion members; IIouse-95 Union, 20 Dis
union members.
South Carolina Election Out of 40,3i0 votes
poed in tins State the Co operation majority is
Is 1892. Five counties remain TO be heard from,
which will considerably increase this majority
A late number of the London Times says that
" Great Britain has received more useful ideas
and more ingenious inventions from the United
States, through the Exhibition, than from all 9TH
er sources !. The Times Is the paper which,
early in the season, ridiculed SO unsparingly the
American department Of the Exhibition.
o. A despatch from Washington gives some
hope that the government will take active and
a..
From HaUana. A letter from Havana states
that the Spanish officers who captured Lopez
have been assassinated.
--latest .NetUs.-Reuben Wood, (Iocoloeo,) has
been elected Governor of Ohio by majority APP
preaching 10000. MrWood is an anti slavery,
anti-compromise, anu fugitive slave law l.ocoioco.
Here the Locoiocos are rejoicing over Bigler's
election a pro-slayery triumph, and there they
are rejoicing over Woods election which Is an
anislayery triumph Honest l.ocoiocos How
much honesty have Locoioco leaders Harris
burg american.
Cincinnati, oct goth Important Decsion.-
Judge ioadley, of the Superior Court, decided
this morning, IN the case Of Chllds arrested on
the requistion of the Governor Of Maryland
CHARGED with obtaining goods under false preten-
ces that the requlston Is illegal, and that the
laws of the United States, and all decisions Of the
highest Ofts, felalNe 10 luslllF"Si Jte uiCustl-
turional The case viii now be taken before
Judge Mclean.
Washington, Oct %. The Republic of today,
in giving the substance of a recent conversation
with Gen. Conoha, thu Captain General Of Cu-
ba, says that he expressed his determination to
recommend the Queen Of Spain immediately to
pardon the American prisoners on Their reaching
Lisbon also, In at he only prevented from
dong SO himself, by the New Orleans outTages,
which had since been explained to his satisiac-
ton. lie believed that the President had done
all in his power 10 prevent the invasion
The Government of the u. 5. is understood TO
I have recently purchased Sl,2tOOoO of rs own
stock, this sum being the surplus of the Land
fund, which, by act of Congress, was specially
set apart for the redemption Of the per cent.
loan of 1867.
Pennsylvania Election. A Philadelphia de-
spatch says; Bigler's (ocol majority IN the
State Is about $500. Coulter lwhlgl has ma
jorly over Campbell lloco) OF 1000, The re-
maing four locoioco Judges are elected by oven
5000 majority.
lie who refuses forgiveness, breaks The
/ bridge over which he mus, pass; ior allueed