Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27
From the London Morning Advertiser.
One Million Dollars Reward.
prosperity.
(FRoM A CORRESPONDENT J

Runaway from the subscriber, on the 18th of Au-
gust, 1849, likely Magyar fellow, named Louis Kos
suth. He is about As years old, feet six inches high,
dark complexion, marked eyebrows, and grey eyes
He pretends to be free, but says he robbed of his
freedom He confined in the barrack Jail OF Ku-
tayeh, but escaped on the 1st of September. 1t is
strongly suspected he harbored by the Captain of
the Mississippi, as he board that ship at
Spezza, Marsees, and Lisbon. Captains and mas
tiers OF vessels particularly cautioned against har
boring concealing the said fugitive on board their
ships as the full penalty of the law will be vigorously
enforced. He was lately heard of in England. where
he passed himself off for free, but supposed TO have
sailed for the United States in the Humboldt. He has
free Magyar woman for his wife, by the name of
Teresa Meszeyi lately removed to the United States.
and is said to be at the house of President Fillmore,
where it is likely her husband will be lurking, or she
harborng him. He speaks English well, but with
slight stuer, particularly if little excited
The above reward will be paid if delivered 10 me at
Vienna. If lodged in any Jail in any of the States, $50
get him one-fourth in cash, balance in note,
payable six and twelve months, by member of the
Society of Friends, said to deal in loans, Lombard
street, London.
N B. If the fellow cannot be taken alive, will pay
a reward of 25O,OOO ducats for his scalp Terms as
above.
FRANCIS JOSEPH, Emperor of Austria.
Vienna, Dec. 10, 1851.
o'Connelrs Last Appc arance n House of Conn
DTsraeli describes this in his Life of Lord
George Bentinck :"
"He sat in his usual place-in that generally
pied by the leader of the opposition. and spoke from
the red box, convenient 10 him from the number Of
documents to which he had to refer His appearance
was of great debility and the tones of his voice were
very still His words indeed, only reached those who
were Immediately around him. and the ministers sit
ting the other side of the green table, and listening
with that interest and respectful attention which be-
comes the occasion 1t strange and touching
spectacle those who remembered the form of coos
sal energy, and the clear and thrilling tones that had
at once startled disturbed, and controlled senates Mr.
OConnell his legs for nearly two hours, assist
ed occasionally in the management of his documents
by some devoted aide -de-camp. To the house gener-
ally it was performance of dumb show, feeble old
man muterng before table; but respect for the great
parliamentary parsonage kept all as orderly as If the
fortunes of party hung upon his rhetoric; and though
not accent reached the gallery, means were taken
the next morning that the country should not lose the
last and not the least interesting of the speeches OF
who had so long occupied and agitated the mind of
nations. This remarkable address was an abnegatlon
OF the whole policy Of Mr. OConnells career. 1t
proved by mass of authentic evidence, ranging over
long term of years, that r.sh outrage was the con-
sequence of physical misery, and that The social evils
of that country could not be successfully encountered
by political remedies To complete the picture, it con-
cuded with panegyric of Ulster and patriotic quo
tation from Lord Clare"
eo-There is singular similarity of sound. but op-
position of sense, in the family notices of Viscoun
Palmerston, who has just quilted Office IN England,
a3d Earl Granville, who has succeeded him. The de-
vice of the Secretary for Forergn Affairs is Feci,
non Frangi" while that of the present Foreign Sec
retary is Frangas, non Eectes" The boast of the
irst that il might be bent but broken suits the
versatility OF the accomplished nobaman whc bends to
rise again. Whether the second. which defylngy pro-
claims il would rather break than YIELD suits equally
well the traits of the young statesman, time has not