The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25


his consent, and they crossed the Dan
ubc. and entered the dominion Of the
Sultan Of Turkey. a.
1t was night when they entered
l;ei grade They Knocked a. the door
Of the Sandman Consul, who had re
Gently been stationed in that frontier
town br his king, whose whole heart
sYinpa,hiscd in the Hungarian cause,
aud who had iorraed a friendly ALI
ancc with NJ kossu.h for the free
dom of Italy aud Hungary. The
Consul had been advised by NJ. X os
su,h tha, two females would probably
seek his protector. 30. not knowing
them, lie inquired what they wished
FROM him! Madame L---replicd. l.
" Lodging and bread He invited
them in, and Madame l. L-----in,roduc.
cI him to Madame kossuth, the LADY
OF the late Governor Of Hungary.
1t will readily be conceived that the
Consul could scarcely bclicrc that
these two miserable beings were the
persons they repre- 'en.cl themselves
to be. Madame kossuth convinced
him by showing lin the signei.rjrs of
her husband. In his house Madame
kossu,h fell i'll, but received every
possible kindness from her host. Thcy
learned that AL the Hun ,,arians and
Poles had been removed from Widlin
TO Sumla aud. Notwithstanding that
1t was IN the milst of Writer, they Dc
cided upon proceeding at once to the
latter lace. The SardiniaE Consul
applied to the generous and very lib.
cra' Prince Of Servia, in whose priu.
ciraNity belgrade is, Tor his assistance
III behalf Of the ladies', and in the most
hospitah!c and fearless manner he pro.
yiicd them with his ow,, carriage and
four horses, and an escort and ii
this way they started through the
snow for Su-ia. Their journey
was withou, any Apprehension of dan
ger, for the British Consul General
at Belgrade, Mr.. F., had rroyid.
ed the party with passport as Brit,
ish subjects, under the assumed nsncs
of Mrs. and Miss Bloomfield yet
the severity Of weather was such that
Madame kossuth, in the i'll state ec
her health, suffered very much. Of.
ten the snow was as deep as the
breasts Of the .iorses, aa,. not nnfre.
qucntly four oxen had to be attached
to the carriage i'll their llaces. a
journey, which in summer would have
required but a few days, now wa>
made in 2S.
On the 18th day coulter was sen,
in advance Of them 10 apprise governor
kossu'h OF their approach. lie was
! i'll and moreover, ON account of the
many plans OF the Aus,rians to a,sa.si-
nate him, the Sul,Ans authorities
could not allow him to leave Sumla, and
80 10 meet his wife. The news Of her
deliverance, and approach, OCCASION
! ID the llN"lir., satisfaction to all tie re-
fugcrs and ll'r Ilnngariaus and Pole.
went as far ., the gates OF the city 10
meet tins heroic martyr Of the cause oil
/ Hungary. II was night when the car
rIagc ncared the city as it entered the
ssrcs, she found the streets lighted up
with hundred. Of lights. green, whit,
! and red, colours Of the Hungarian hag.
and was welcomed with the most friend.
ly shou. from the whole body of the re-
tugrrs.
When Madame kos,ulh descended
from her carriage, She found herself M
the presence Of her husband. who had
risen from his bed % illness to receive
the poor Maria F------' Of ia.
plain, Of Hungary. In place Of rcc,iv.
ing her IN his arms, NJ. ko,suIh. over.
come hy feelings Of admiration for the
suffering, which his wife had under
gone, aud by gratitude for her devotion
to the cause oi her country, threw him.
self al her feet and kissed them. She
cndeavorcd to speak and offer her hu.
band consolation, "A 'd tranquility, while
her own poor feeble heart was ready t,
burst with emotion. Her voice iall"C
her and amid the reiterated shout, uf th,
Hungarian, and Poles, ihi, heroic WON
an WAS carried 10 her lu.Land's apart
IueiIts.
In Marc'4 O. the past year, fonc
seventy pcr5ons-the chief Of thc
Hungarian refugees, among WHOM
were also several rolcs-wcre con
ycyci IN one Of tie steamers Of ;hc
Sultan Of Turkey II the place Gcsi.
mated for their tn'ure residence i!
Asia Minor. From Spu,a the,
= travelled BY land to Varna, o. rh,
Black Sea ; from thence they Yer,
taken in the steamship 10 Ghcmiik
, in the GGlf Of MaIaiich, il the sea Q
Marmora, wl,hou, being allowed T.
stop at Conslau'inop!e. They eros
! .ed from llacc = Htys,a, At the foo
of Moou, Olympus and, after
. sh3r; delay there, aGI'atci b. hofe
d aud lear. they c,nln.ed Oh 70 ku
ia}icn, Where l.cy all ..lI are -
! Madame h J.suth is s,n her husband
? aud greatly through The laho-s q
= MaIamc T.. Who unieroo,
/, another journey mo Hungary 70
P, has purpose, she ai.o has her cii