New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
NAIL GLEANINGS.

e Mr.. Locke, of the Savannah Re
publican in of his letters from Europe says
1--WE had as cure guest at Greienburg during the two
three months Of last winter celebnty-no less
person. than Gen Haynau, whose long musaches cali
10 mind Perkins & Barclays brewery He may be
oOyears OF age His step is feeble, bis beard aud
tsche white, and bis mouth has constantly mumbng
kind Of nervous action. He came TO Grefenburg with
dropsy In bis feet and went2 cured-or apparently
60 lie Is man Of iron nerves-cruel and relentless
and to the credit of the Austrian officer ii should be
said, generally detesed. He Is by birth legidmste
son OF the Duke of Hesse Cssse Notwithstanding the
cruetes be perpetrsted in Hungary he has bous an
estate there for 100000 FORMS and If correctly in
formed, he is not osked by his tenantry. After bis
campaigns in Italy and Hungary he received 100000
forms some say from the Austrian Government
which. however declined comforting upon him the title
OF Field Marshal The unhappy town of Brescia, in
Italy, will bear enduring traces of his cruelty and fero
city. Really, the life of such as Hay.
pau presents pretty strong argument favor of very
tanebly hot place In the world to come The old sol.
dler went through his herOicaly though He
took 30 cold wet sheets day. and would allow no FIRE
In HE room In December Hts says he only
paid BIN form week. The cure guests generally
which he received"
u Mr.. Warland, editor of The Lo,neU
Couior, who with Gen Scott In the Mexicsn cam,
paentuhiuly says: There are very Re nsushsd
men IN nis country Who possess more popular or win
;n.,sn, s,,,. nan Een SCOTT His personal bearing
insanity attracts TO him all whom he chances 10 meet
Io uis without any respect Of person. rank or con.
ei'soh Ihe private soldier or citizen stands beE,re
MIN upon the same level with the Commander of briT
ades OF divisions. Each Is received with the u,rnos,
cordially and urbsrity, and the same tire with in
imitsbe dignity and grace whether In the camp or IN
the paTior. In this respect be presents marked CON
tast 10 many military men, whose stiffness and hautenr
as II the Inner feelings cranped up In their uni
forms-they can never lay aside. TIE expression of
the Generals eye, on ordinary occasions 10 mild and
gentle, but when the drum beats and the war horse
PUSHES TO the sed II kindles with unwonted blancy
as Il the heart Of the gallant hero speaking
from Ii !"
E According to TIE Occidental Mes
seHSu the number Of men, women, children and AMI
malls that have gone out upon the plans for Salt Lake
and Cslifornis, from May TO June ~ is az follows
MeD-----..........l 6 362l Hogs -
women .-.......-. 3242 Cattle ...........5 50 1872
Cnhorep. 1896 sheep ...........l0 52j
Wagons ---....-.... 5325 Turkeys ... $50
Horses 53S Ducks - 4
Mules ..-..-...----. 1855 Guinea Fowls - 4
This does not include those going ont nv Councu
Grove and kanesyille. 4 great deal Of SICKNESS hs,
taken place among these wanderers, with many deaths
considerable number Of ernisran,s have eo ne hses
after having gone from four 30 five hundred miles into
ihewiderness '' '1'0
70 A rail on the track of the Western
"a between Palmer and Warren, was 90 expand
49,, ne head, one day last week, TO be dsoca.sd
trs.s +, posaon freight train va, thrc IN "a The