Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-24
Edit0ri.l couespondence.of the relcsraph.

Editorial Correspondence the Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l8, 1851.
Dear TeleGrdph-0n leaving you last
week found myself aboard that nonpureil
Of s.oamers, the Buckeye STATE, which, un-
der her present officers, is moi only the fast
est craft afloat, but the best boa, to travel on
that ceavcs the bosom Of the Ohio. LiIle
time is given on board Of her TO mako OBJ.
serva,ions along shore, and at this season,
particularly, nu,ure wears a rather sombre
aspecI. The main topics Of conversation
on board our steamers a, present, is Kossu,h,
Hungary, Intervention, aud Other questions
collateral 10 them. Our business being
rather that Of a listener, VIC were very much
amused al the differen, opinions expressed,
as we'll as the manner Of expressing them.
Among the ladies', however, there is bul one
par.y-lhey are for Kossu,h, unanimously,
and for the nonce, at least, that was our
side. And by the way, in travelling, al.
ways agree with the ladies', makes the
journey so much moro pleasant.
Hearing, however, 10 no. the highest evil
dence in law, neither is j, the highes. grail.
fica,ion in anything else. So on our arrival
in the Queen City. we called a. the Burne.
House, on Wednesday morning, and attend.
cd the receptions for tho day, Of the illus.
,rous Magyar chief.
We weso much disappointed in the man
he ia a much finer looking man than we had
been led TO ocxpecl--aboul the middle height
dark whiskers and mous,ache, and wears u
wig. lie has noble face-in fact remark
able (ace--one Of those faces .ha. speak.
His eye is large and promineni--of clear
blue-und mirrors 10 tho spectator the
thoughts before they are delivered in speech.
There is no osien,alion in his manner
rather The reverse. When he speaks Of the
"unuurrable woes" OF his Fa,herland, nc
one can listen unmoved--the fire lha, light:
mp his eye, and the energy Of his manner
evidence the completeness with which hi:
soul is absorbed in her cause. He is rapid
ly rcgaining his health. On the occasion
he wore close fitting velvet lrock Goa.
with rows Of small black buttons, connected
by loops--,he Hungarian style. His Hun
lgarian ha. is we'll represented by the Amer
dican imilalions-with an ostrich feather, a.
tthe only ornament.
The m"s, intense excitemen, prevailed
lhroughou, the city, and "ma,erial aid" wa.
coming in from all quarters. No city in tn,
| Union has received Kossulh with such sub
E'anlial cordially as the Metropolis of sht
West. All other public topics arc subordi
nate, and tributary. lie leaves on Wednes
day next for Indianapolis, 81. Louis and New
Orleans, with The prayer, of every generous
heart for success in the holy mission il
which he is engaged.
), Perhaps may return in time to give 70,
moro fully an accoun, Of wha, have hear
and seen in the Queen ci,y--if not, 20,
must be content with this.
| Messrs TnlMBLE and FALLS, OF The Hills
borough and Cincinnati Railroad, leay
; to-day for Purkersbulg, on business con
5 necled with our Railroad line.
; The blowers on the "rams.horn route
+. have been sounding through Cincinnati Cc
j few days, and succeeded in gelling a uer
e select meeting 10 say by resolution that the
would like TO see that road buill-and S
n would everybody, as we'll as your CORES
i pondcnl. THE EDITOR.