Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
HUNGARY AND VICTOR EMMANUEL.

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A Turin journal relates the following
foccurance - 81 ''1sSf 51''s.sl \ '5a
!" on Sunday last, when the Royal
train arrived III the station Or IA Aieessan-
| ldria. another, lrain with 500 Hungari-
ans. who had formed part Of the levy eff
tscted ia Piedmont during the war, was
about to start for Genoa. The Huaga-
rlhas, on4p~rcriying the Royal train,
gree'rdil9wiihl. "a ia,efminable 'EH..! &
winch means : Long l,yr the King -
His Majesty, touched with thi, cordial
,nahiir.taiisn, seht for General Kiapka ),
who accompanied the Hu ,garians, and
Ireqaesiethisn tati,ank then, IN his namc;
he farther xpressed his SYM ralhy fpr. tie
Hungarian. Cause. ard encouraged I'm
TO hope that, a Just and noAal cause could
not fail 70 triumph in the end The
words. being repeated by Genersi
KlaPka, to his counsrymen, produced an
immense sens ,tion, .4I T.. a.4 81.
he greatest modern duclist Il Ma
+ jor Of the rural miiitia, who Is sixty FIVE
/ years Old, at Cuno, about four leagues
fr"mi Havana Having . quarrel with
4 man, q. duel cnsued with swords, and
the Major killed his adversary, who was
many years his junior; the second then
to:,k place in the quarrel, and he, too,
received his quietus " the point Of the
old Majsr sword; then a cousin Of the
first killed: stepped forth, and he was
killed By. the nervous arm ofthe old m:n;;
\. ~. e. ie
bound to avcnge their deaths, but upon
f.cciving 4 fathsr severe wound, de-
clared hanself satisfied. The old. Maidr,'
in sull uniform, then went To- HavanA
and presented himself 70, the. Captain
tienerni,, who ordered him I present
himself 70 The commanding officer II the
I |l(.nhanas. The commanding officer 1t
that fnrtiicatioa Eece,yed q the old man
| rith fyl military honors. did not deprive
him .of his sword, but merely pointed
out room fnf hi.nto occupy, and placed
d .sgnarH nf honor' At the door. Ii Is
believed he will; be acquitted by the MIL
itarye court before wilam he y III be tried.
ATrEMTTro MURDER \ CLERGYMAN.--t
The Connecficu, papers contain the
particulars Of savage attempt mnde
/ by man named Ushni.i Russell to mur-
da the Rev Mr.. Miner, a Baptis miS-
esier, in, the town of killingly. Russell
has been some years absent in Californ-
| ia. and during his absence his wife pro-,
eur q divorce. a frw days since he
came back 10 Danielsonvills his for.
ner residence. swearing vengeance sp-i
"a the Rev. Mr.. Miner, Mr. Thomas
Prey, and others, who had aided biz wife
Iin obtaining the divorce On Tuesday
aflIrnoon, lIaH,, Ru1aeeff took Mr.. Miner
in d esrriage sslvieit his wife. 1t his'
fatArris hefise n md islkI' ovsr msftersa
On ihr way and aller bis arrived 4. Tho,
house ne war violent in his accusations,
against Mr.. Miner Of improper interfer-
ence between him and his wife and
threat4ncda tsngeancs. 4 Finally he
drew aslHrge knife 4 and made apass sti
Miners throat exciaiming " You must
diet" Miner caught ihe knife with his
Filfl hand, fifdSidfi which RGsssIi' wreinchcd
ri, ca0riag alfnGiMbst ,5f deep wsii6d&f
and smaaglisg il terribly. He then made
Il second attempt, striking at Miners.
heart, who asked RUSSELL ifha intended
q m1def him. 70 which he replied. = |
mean 10 he is,.Ssengssd. !" Miner anally q.
Eeaps1, Russell odiechareeAg lwo f'hlvrdisl
Dl \ atbexctversa1 him ashs Ard ar sisa
Iiifs Rnssell w~atr y Miners helse Af,
lerwards, but mt fi,,diae him., pAesaa %
q tbs house Or MI Prey. who i . sup snI,-
pissed, he 'also inieiadnd 10 murder g -
dknAAsll sstaA satrfSsed saflerta vidlehf
IsssistHnaa, saArnined lbsfoss afts insaicsg
|AAd bapnd pser u Ahe ssya nc 4 :OQQs.
E5slnow lies 70 Bfooklyn jail.