The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11
New York Correspondence of the
Register.

For two days past. we have had bright
ceruean skies, but below Dixie the ter.
mini of mermaids) it is scaly enough.
The streets are halI-knee deep in dirty
snow, just moist enough to run the la,
dies skirts (uness, resolving "ro dc
ordie " they are Bloomers) bu, not sui,
ficiently melted to run off.
Money is easy ia Wall street, and
stock moves with tolerable CELEBRITY.
Copper ore sold for gold dust on Satnr,
day, Mr. Thompson on the street.
being the purchaser; from which, how,
ever, you are not to infer that mining at
Lake Superior is looking up, but that
the swiudled broker was not so rood a
mlneraloglst as Lyell, or Jackson.
In regard to the alleged row at
Brougham's Theatre where Mrs. For
rest had the had taste to make debut.
last night, ! have no idea that there
would have been any excitement at all
IT people had not been aslonished YES
terday afternoon with the news that the
authorities had made a requisition upon
the military to preserve order, and sup.
press an anticipated "rot" 1t was
evidently done for ,fcct by iujudicious
friends of Mrs. f., and on the whole
WAS rather calculated to create the very
thing VIZ: row which it pretended
to deprecite The debut was attract,
ing little or no attention, and it was nee
essary TO raise all excilation ''to make
II pay" Hence the call upon the mill
itary. Cerlainly, | did not hear word
about any expected noise or disturbance
inimical 10 Mrs. Forests appearance
upon ,he stage, until learnt about the
absurd order for the two regiments of
military. | ask your pardon for men
tlonng this subject, for certainly the
world must be disguised by this time
even with the name of Forrest.
The influence of the Russian and
Austrian ministers, in New York and
Washington City, either through gold
EN- opinlous " OF patronage, continues Ia
manifest itself despite all its efforts at
concealment. Sludious in its misrep,
RESERVATIONS Of Kossulh, il is as persist,
ent as it is malignant. The uuscrupu-
lous lie by which it was attempted to
make kossulh responsible for the sub
segment acts Of man who he had once
recommended to literary employment, is
followed by another, representing him
and his suite AS conducting themselves
haughtIly at Washington towards Mad
anne Jagiello Tochman, tie lady HON
the public were once incorrectly led To
regard as " the Hungarian heroimc "
simply because, not knowing her, Gov.
X. and his wife treated her with the
same general pollleness as they did all
others.
The fact is, that the diplomatic and
Ausiro-Amerlcan enemies of the dis
tlngnished Hungarian leader are fol-
lowing him up. marking the road he
takes" and assail:ng him ON every pos,
sible occasion, from ambuscades, and
by the way, very much as the Indians do
foe stronger than themselves, and
whom they hope to harass Until he shall
be DESTROYED
] hear, through Boston currespon>
dent, of great reviva! of religion in
that city. In one store in llanover-st.
! out OF IA clerks. &c, have within a
few weeks become humble aud devont
men. la another church REV b..
Stow's) young man was recently con-
ver'ed, and full Of zeal. He visited Ded-
ham. his native pl ace, where a revival
followed, leading to the conversion of 40
persons, II of whom date their first re,
lgious Impressions. under God, To his
efforts.