The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29

The interest will BIO paid when Hungary is inde-
pendent ard the last instment in ten years after.
These are valuable bonds to sell in w all street,
and be redeemed by the brokers in the Exchange.
The prospect however, of receiving either interest
or principal is not very brilliant in the present
state of affairs in Europe. Probably, however, all
the back interest will be paid three days before the
day of judgment, and the principal three days after.
The grand committee to make revolutions and pro-
duce insurrections in Europe is body Of men of
great commanding intellect-its principal members
being Genin, the splendid halter; Barnum, the
magnificent Snowman Simeon Draper, the friend
of w. H. Seward and Greeley and Raymond, the
editors Of the two Kossuth abolition journals. This
scheme to raise the wind, backed by the influence
Of Barnum. may succeed much better Wall
street than the Fire Annihilator has done up town.
Meantime, may we ask what has become Of the
$4,000 or $4,000 already collected! Weare kept
in the dark as to what has become Of so large
sum Of money; and all We know is that it has boon
sent to kossuth and that he has sent it to London,
in the cha pc Of bills Of exchange to create We sup
pose. a revolution somewhere in Europe. We
would, in passing, suggest that the conduct Of the
operations Of this Hungarian loan fund ought TO be
entrusted TO the generalship Of Tom Thumb. From
$4,000 to $4,000 for revolution in Europe!
This is all very amusing, very interesting, and
very like childrcn's play, to speak in the mldest
terms. But, while the grand Revolutionary
Committee are playing tee-totum with high piiu-
ciples. and issuing loans to be quoted in Wall
street, are they aware tha. some Of the poor Hun
gazians who acco % panied Kossuth to this CITY,
and were t.ottcd around with him for show, are
sill dependent the charity of tho Irving Hease,
suffering mental tortures Q. the most acute kind,
from shei- present miserable position aud without
ray CT hope TO cheer them for the future' Here
arc objects for the humanity Of thia hungarian
Committee, at their very DOORS instead Of going
Europe.
But stop. We have grain o. wheat in the
busbel OF chat. We have genuine document. for
Sl00, instead Of tie humbug above. We have as
certained that there is one man on the committee,
Of proper teelipgs-a nan who understands the
subject OF Hungarian iode pendence in more prac-
teal and Christian n e.hod than his fellows We
aliudc 10 M. Charles T. Cromwell, wac yesterday
handed to Mrs. Howard, Of the Irv.aa House, the
following generous document
Nof3ii NEw YcRx, jan. as 1862
Seventh Ward Bspk--psy 10 d d. Howard, or bearer
500 aHAs. =. CROMWELL.
This is certificate OF a loan OF charity watch
does not quote at ve.y high rates in Wall street,
nor pass very current among the brokers' a. the
Exchange. But there is one quarter who're Mr..
Cromwell. will receive interest, paid promptly and
punctEaily, the day Of dsseis is from generous
heaven, in future life We call an Simeon Draper
who got NJ the Revolutionary Committee - Bar
mum, whose magnificent intellect can comprehend
all the bearings of the loan, 6oancsly and polti-
caliy-Geni wno makes so many kossrth hats
and Greeley and Raymond, who talk and write so
much about the welfare Of the poor Hungarians-
10 come forth and take part IN this new loEn, drawn
upon deposits that all secured, no. 10 the re-
public OF kossuth, bat in tic kingdom of Christ
Please, gentlemen, walk up to the rap.eia Office
Ard settle.