The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-27
THE HUNGAIIIAN nEGALIA.

Wv 'Ny u 'H''BH vi Aioh 81 - A'S 'N'N"-
ing summary Of which is taken from the
New York Tribune:
II was fully shown at the outset by
Auditor T. Won Karger that Kossuth
first took The insignia TO Alt. Orsoua, but
being unable with any degree of security
10 conceal them there. he took them to
the Hercules Baths at Mahadia. Finding
however still less opportunity 10 hide them
there, he returned forthwith to Alt.Orso
va, placed them in the house OF certain |
George Theodore, and finally, by the as.
SiStance Of Trustworthy persons, forwar-
ded them at night across the Cserna, to-
ward the Wallachian boundary on hor
ses bought for the purpose. 1t was also
rendered certain that companions Of Kos.
suth had purchased on the same day at
Alt.Orsova, tools for digging. and had at
night left for the Cserna. The winter on
the lower Danube having come on very
early and covered the earth with snow
foot in depth, no search could be made
Tor some months in the ground about AT
Orsova, and when. in April, 1850. the
snow and ice melted, all traces Of any
excavation had disappeared. aud further
research in this quarter was prevented,
and the attention Of those engaged in il
turned to another part of the kingdom by
the shrewdness of the Kossuth party, who
secretly removed the private marks and
signals 10 different place.
Early last spring Karger was ordered
TO devote himself to the TASK of seeking
the chest liz which the insignia was de.
posted. lie started on the principle that
the secret could have been impaired to
but few persons in order 10 attain any de.
gree of security, and that they must have
chosen some point which could easily be
found again by them or their messengers
even upon the lapse fyears, and, further,
that they could have crossed the Cserna
BY only one way. and that The place OF
concealment must be beyond that river.
a region alfording but few palces suited to
their object Although a pretty thor ugh
knowledge OF the surface of this territory
had been gained previously, most thor
ough and careful examination was once
more begun. This lasted several months
in all welhers; and even throughout the
clear moonlight nights OF July and Au'
gust. Every upturned clod every bush
Tree, broken branch, stone, rut or scratch
in the earth was noted, the same spots
were passed over and over again. by those
engaged in tn search, sometimes in one
direction sometimes in another, now leav.
ing the spot in despair OF finding clue.
andyet. as if called back by some higher
power, (says the Austrian writer,) relur.
ming again to the search. The result Of
all lhis research was the conviction that
the tokens Of the place of concealmen'
must be found in some peculiar coniorma
ton of the earth or hills, or in some pecu
liar tree or trees.
Kargar concluded finally that the des
red sign must be sought among the trees
Now began anew a careful examination
of the entire wooded district. and at las
in solitary spot. almost hidden from the
/ eye and not far from an old road untrav
eled for the last fifteen years, which once
led to Wallachia, was noticed clunp o
4 trees in which many branches had beeI
lopned off or partially cut, and which oil
r tins, swhole presented somewhat the ap
nearance of having been trimmed will
some. special objecLin view. Next it wa
noticed that branches iound entangIed il
/ 1.-The thorn bushes and in the branches Q
otAes trees belonged to the trees in tn
lbhimnsomhich showed that those coul'
I mol have been trimmed by the peasantr,
{ lor fuel. In process Of these exam
! | nations an elegant watch key was oun'
d \ ana an axe handle, which indicated tha
A lasnan of the better classes had asslSle
6 in the work. This, taken in connexIo
If with the light and iriable soil, the PecuIla
d positio of the trees, completel y covere
IT with creeping plants, the solitary 7ositio
e Of the place, and yet its proximity to III
:. Danube on the one hand and the Turkish
IS ServiaD boundary on The other, awakene
Is IN Ksrger's mind feeling oI the hlghe'
N confidence that the place was found.
y He had been instructed moi 10 begin tn
d work oi removing the eartl until he ba
,e unmistakable signs Of having found tn
10 right place; but he was now so sure th
le on The 9th OF September last a space
= twenty square fathoms was marked OF
III and men set 10 work examining 1t by dli
fe ging bitches at intervals oil foot and
ST half. which were TO be extended in eac
ID direction across the gore enclosed he
m in the bend Of the river Alion, on whic
the clump of trasS Stood. On the 6th
september. al 84 clock in the mornln
ol a man It work in the prolcngation of Il
10 second d tch struck something which ga
io metallic ring, and a moment later a W.
OF locked iron box was exposed, taken to
r. place OF safety, opened by force. and I,
an Austrians had once more the Grown
ri ST. Stephen in their possession.
no To CURE Poll EVIL IN HoRsEs.-M
to Copperas and hogs lard. and simn
70. over the fire in a iron pot; with this r
es the part affected plentiiully, two or thr
90 times a week and let the hot sun drive
not in. The application should be made
ars fore the disease has gone too far. Mi
to keep rubbing I'LL cure is effected
takes time.
his To PREVENT GAPEs IN CHICKENS
, OF Put fine tobacco in the nest about WI
bly, before Matching, to drive off the lice,
ep. ii is the lice getting into their mouths
c. in. a. ,.,n.,,a that e,ivae the uanps