Smyrna times., 1859-11-17

Kossuth speaks without asperity of the French
Emperor. lie acquits him Of bad faith to the
Hungarans, but, OF course, treats the peace Of
VIllatranca as, for the time, ruinous TO the
hopes of his country. He does not, perhaps,
say, (blt am assured by one who seldom has
mISed me about any matter of fact in which
he speaks confidently that at the last interview
Nj. Kossuth had with Louis Napoleon before the
battle OF Solferino, the Emperor said emphati-
cal'y, 81 Remember, l cannot bid you tell your
countrymen to rise in revolt until get to Ven
ice, for do not know whether may not have
to conclude the war before | am half way thi-
ther." 1t is stated that the French were to
send 10000 men into Hungary when they had
obtained possession Of that city.
| DEATH OF THos. j. MooRE.-Those of our
readers who were acquainted with Thomas JEFF
ferson Moore, member of the State Senate,
and prominent citizen of this county, will be
sorry to learn that he is no more. Actively
engaged in business for thirty years, in the CEN
tra part Of the county, there were but few pei
sons who were as generally or favorably known,
and his loss will be felt not only by his family
and intimate personal friends, but by the entire
community in which he lived. No man among
US, perhaps, has been more prominently con-
necled with the people of the county for the
last quarter OF a century, or whose death would
be more generally regretted. The village of
FELTON,, where he resided, and in the building
up of which he was expending considerable
means, especially will feel his loss. His health,
which had been gradually declining for some
twelve months or more, admonishing his friends
that his stay among them was not long, gave
way in the month of April last, since which
time but little hope was entertained Of his per-
manent recovery. For some months previous
TO his death, we understand, he had been en-
gagged in the arrangement of his business and
in the preparation for his approaching end,
which he met peacefully and gned.-DeLa-
UGreGn.
THE monster balloon at the grounds of the
Crystal Palace at New York, which has been
for some weeks past swelling visbly before the
eyes of those who would pay their IS cents for
the show, has exploded. The accident took
place Friday. After reaching height of tW en-
ty feet, the gassy fabric to the surprise Of all,
suddenly split open, like North river shad be-
fore breakfast 1t now lies on the ground as
fiat and fabby wet rag. Though the acci-
dent is Of course unfortunate drawback, Pro-
tessor Lowe declares it will not at all interfere
with his projects nor delay his attempted
transatlantic trip.
SNow.-The Brookvlle JcGerSOnion learns
from gentleman recently from st. Mary's in
Elk county, Pa, that the snow in the vicinity
of that town is near foot deep, and the appear
ance of winter commencing thus early, has
caused great many who are not prepared for
1t great uneasiness.
The Rochester IN. W Express of the 9th
says "Frederick Douglass started yesterday
for England via Montreal, on his contemplated
European tour. He will find in the shadow of
European royalties the appreciation which he
justly merits a refined gentleman and
scholar, but which is in a great measure denied
him in Democratic America" Ahem Y
WIN. II INGRAHAM, few days ago pushed
his wife from bridge at Red Bank, N. j., into
stream forty feet below. Ingraham then re-
turned to Saugertes and collected a sum of
money and left the place. Fortunately he
failed in his dabolical attempt to murder bis
wife. Nothing is known of the whereabouts of
Ingraham.
FIVE fires in New Orleans since Saturday,
destroyed property to the amount of $500, 900 /;
among the property burned being The new
Basin Row" Of six stores, worth $4,000,
and nine squares of eighty small buildings,
worth SlO0,OOO.
The President has commuted the sentence
ofCaPt Holmes, OF Maine, who was sentenced
to be hung on the 6th inst, tor the murder of
sailor.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says "politcal
lying IS the great father of evils" Is it posi-.
be that the devil is after all only the grandla-
ther Of evils
TIE messages Of John Ross, the President Of
the Cherokees trlumphant vlndlcate the ca
pacIiy 1T the Indian mind to be brought up by
education TO the level of the Caucasian.
A MAN named Mcdonald has been arrested
at Washington, on suspicion Of being impl.ca-
ted IN the llarper's Ferry treason.
Col r. NJ. Hoe, the inventor of the light.
nng press, had one Of his legs broken on We'd
nesday week, by being thrown from his car.
rage.
GERRITT SMIrH's family is said to be predis.
posed to insanity. His strange religious views
would seem TO Indicate an extremely uubalan-
ced mind.
THE Cincinnati Gazette thinks that Mr.. Sber.
man, OF Ohio, will be the Speaker of the House
OF Representatives.
JOHN G. Fremont heads the list for monu
ment to the late Senator Broderick with $500.
Ma. BococK, NJ. C. from Virginia, will pro.
bably be the Democratic candidate for Speaker.
The st. Louis News estimates the loss to
Missouri by runaway negroes at one hundred
thousand dollars year.
They talk of reducing the number of men,
berS OF the Georgia Legislature. Ii is too large
10 be managed.
JOSEPH w. THORNTON was hanged at st.
Louis Friday, for the murder of Mr.. Charless in
June last.
SUSPENSION bridge over the Scioto river, at
Portsmouth, Ohio, fell Monday, killing 2 men.
a HURRICANE swept over portion of South
Carolina, IN the.vcnity of Columbia, on Sum
day.
REV. c. ]. HOPKINS, of Delaware, has accep-
ted call from the Second Baptist church of
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