New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CAMBRIA's MAILS.
GREAT BRITAIN
The Rocket AHair-rne swiss Insurrection.


LONDON Friday April q 1850
The notorious TOlije-Director Sueber, accompanied
by the Police Lieutenant, GOldhem, and the Criminal
RaH N6rner arrived here few days ago from Berlin,
on the Special mission Of connecting the Rotherhithe
gunpowderpot with the Calabran hatconspiraey at
Berlin. / know, from private information, That they
mot AZ KenspofOn in the house of Fleur, and that the
eXclerk Kirsch was also present at that meeting
day later the Kirsch had secret interview with
Mr. Kraemer the Russian consul If your readers re-
collect my letter the Cologne trials they must be
aware that the identical percentages who c0ncOcted that
plot are again az work.
On Saturday, 23d inst proceedings we're commenced,
before MIR Henry the BOw-st Police Magistrate, against
Mr. Hale, the proprietor Of the ROtherhlthe rocket
manufactOTy where the Government seizure had been
made On that day, the question discussed was merely
relating to the point whether the explosive material
under seizure was gunpOwder or not. Mr.. Henry who
had reserved his decision until yesterday has now pro
nounced contradictory to Mr. IRE, the celebrated
chemists opinion that it was gunpowder Accordingly
he fined Mr. Hale IS for every pound of gunpOwer, be
yond the legal allowance found in his possession which
quantity amounted to 81 lbs w. Hale, X. Hale bis
son, and j. BOyan, then appeared at the side bar to
answer the charge Of having, at various Intervals be-
tween Sept 49, 1852 and April 49, 1888, made caused
20 be made divers large quantities of rockets Mr. Bod
Lin, the Government solicitor, stated that Mr. W Hale
had made several unsucc ulappcatOns to the British
Government with regard to his rockets that from Octo
Der, 1852 great number OF w0rkmen mad been EN-
that the whole of their proceedings had been carried
in the greatest possible secrecy and that the shipping
records ut the Customs reuted Mr. Hales statement OF
having been an exporter through the Customs. At the
conclusion be said: The cost of the rockets found in
pessession of Mr. Hale was estimated at from tl,OJO
to e20 900. Where did the money come from MI Hale
wasony lately bankrupt aud superseded his bankruptcy
by paying only s. in the pound Sanders sergeant
of the Detective Police stated that he took possession OF
SAB loaded rockets 629 rocket heads, 24S2 rocket
bottoms $50 empty rockets, iron shot, % nsru
menis for firing rockets witness. Mr. Usener next
appeared who said that he had been for 10 years an OH
Ger in the Prussan artillery and served in the Hungarian
war as Major of the staff. He was employed by the
Niessrs Hale in making rockets at ROtherhhe. Before
GOING TO the factory he had been in prison for THEFT for
five or six months at Maidstone, to which step he de-
cared he had been driven by utter restitution The
most important part of his deposition was literally as fol-
lows
saw Nj the subject last summer on his ret ara
from America about the middle of September saw the
elder Mr. Hale in the company If NJ kossuth At the house
Of the latter; Hungarian the adiutant was also there
NJ kossuh said to Mr. Hale This person va, IN the Hun
garan service and late officer Of the Prnssan artillery
and | recommend him 10 your employ to ASSIST IN
making 0ur rockets y0ur rockets. don't remember
which was the word he said NJ kOssuth said my wages
should be per week and be recommended me to keep
the affair quite secret Mr. Hale he said would point out
wh8t to do NJ kossuth spoke partly IN the hung'
ran and partly in the English language: believe Mr.
Hale does not understand hs Herman l'nSus me WpIl
S,crfwas said 10 in German was sent 10 PinhcO by
Ia. Hale tn VI. kOssuth; 4 saw VI. NossuU III
Pickering Place ". Hale and another hungarian were
there we try firing machine when We were All
together the machine set up and trial was made with
thrnckes the conversation took place partly IN kO -sh
aud chiefly about the quality Of the rockets etc. we were
tAe1e an hour and half and when was all over, VI Kos
suh and Mr. Hale desired US to leave the house carefully
one by one and Mr. Hale joined at the corner OF the
street This occasion NJ kossn'h repeatedly toid US
10 keep his connection with the rockets secret
W. Gerlack another German, was then examined
thrOugh an Interpreter He was employed at Mr Hale
1 = of~.+. hagfHa
three iIungarians. He was recommended 10 Mr. Hale
by NJ KOssuth but he never saw them IN company to-
gether
Mr. Henry, who had the alternative of committing
summary III the penalty OF to or sending the case n
fore the ASzes adopted the latter course but was VIII
ING TO accept bail for each of the HGles. Mt Hale
declared that he would not ask any friend 10 become
BAIL either for himself for his and accordingly the
defendants were removed to HorSemonger-ane JAN.
The dispositions Of the witnesses il is clear are IN
strong contradiction with the letter of Mr. Hale Jr the
substance of which have already communicated 10 You
aud with the letters addressed by hOsSuth 20 Captain
Mayne Reid and Lord Dudley Stuart, wherein ne ahr-
ed he knew nothing either of Mr. Hale or BIS rockets
IL would be unjust however to draw any inference from
this circumstance before further explanations shall have
been given BY NJ kOSsuh. As to Mr.. USener is It not
q shame that a talented cOuntryman of ours IN exile
and man most willing tOabOr as Is proved by the ct OF
his agreeing 10 become ordinary workman at is
week should have been driven by mere restitution Il
theft while certain German refugees, notorious lders
assume the privilege Ofsquanderng the small funds des
tinedior the revoutcnSts, in sefimpOsed misSlonas!
trips ridiculous plots and public house cOHriabHssf
On Friday, the 22d inst, an Instruction broke on
again at Fribourg, IN Switzerland. the ffth already
since the late SOndcrbund war The instruction Wa
TO be commenced simultaneously all over the surface
the canton; but at the given moment, the majority
the conSpiTaiOrs did not come forward. Three colon
nes" who had promised their cooperation in the affair
remained behind The insurgents, who actually entere
the town we're chiefly from the district OF taryagny an
from the communes of An.igny PREF Tornei, Mlddes
and otlerneighborhoods Ar II An, the body OF -
peasants all wearing the cOors of the Sonder0und an
carving the emblem of the Virgin on thea standard
move i towards Fn6Ourg, On the road IRON Lausanne
headed by Colonel Perrier and the notorious peasan
Carrand the chief of the Instruction OF looi VINO n
1 been amnestied by the Gfosse-Rath. About ocioe
they entered the town, by the Porte des Etanss, an
TOOK possession Of the College and the Arsenal "her
they seized $50 guns. Alarm having been beaten IN
town declared the state of siege an
MAJOR Gerber assumed the command OF the assemble
civic guard While he ordered the streets az the oac
0fthe college to be occupied with cannon, he pushed
body Of rifemen forward to attack the insurgents
front The remen advanced up the two fights OF step
leading to the college, and ds0dged the peasant
from the windows Of the buildings. The combat Ia
lasted for about hour and the assaAns already nun
bered eight dead and eighteen wounded when the insu
gents, attempting in vain to escape through the bac
streets where they we're received With grape shot, SCI