, 1861-02-22

shown to give erroneous ideas ~ to the posi-
tive Iper centage of mortality h cites the
arriynl I'd June LIST, Of aveseel at Castle. Gar
den with: 500 Mofinonb on board Of there: su0
ITas5ed directly on TO 1he;Wt ST leaving 100 be.
lindI 6f-Whom lnore thin one.haH we're chill
and 10 dess than 81 Of them died within tkfee
Weeks nlter laudfng;to my certain knowlsdEe.
The deceased were all buried in Potter 8 Field,
and their Aeaths,, Of course we're enumerated e.
LEFTY; regular noftnaiy tables:of t. this depaft-
"a. lie m present late of annual lpctrease onr
popiation ,si11 boon oysrtake thnt Of h1ndoP e
;stated that tie increase Of the popqlat!on of
:tltat city forthe year was $1,000: The increase
In New York In 1866 WIS 1855. The doctor
:says Tie atmosphere of New York Is good, yet
it Is 615Eclcs Of sea air that Is not conducive
10 tic health Of al persons, for the reason that
ills very chanacabte, and also very freAuentl5
damp, and attended with high winds, lis sffee
ihland, but It's. :Vicissitudes aTe more. sudden.
Mountain air is .Iiore eonge1lH to lnya1ds
thdn 4 IL other. Life in. New York city ID made
prccarious by the excessive recklessness Of the
Inhabitants. They arc always 81 in huEry"-
eSer pushiDg, eyer driving, and eHer anxious.
.~ The Redemption OF Hungary.
Amid The brilliant campaigns Of Garibaldl,
and the vast preparations for European war,
and under the turmoil OF our own rebeliions,
tin American public .11nFe scarcely o4serYed
the silent md nrofouCd reT6lution, which hts
beea oyerthrowing the Austrian Government
in Hungary. While our citizens have been
the sake Of furtheripg human slavery, the
IIungarians have been silently cenentlns their
Union for The sake Of Liberty. :
We read In Pesth journal Ut December ~
eur'i important items as the following:
In Arad there VAS opened testefda9 the
Injecting Of the County Administrators; tile
list OF: the Committee, numbering tont
hurdYcd 1ne1ntert; was read y. i The
city vas; decorated and illuminated in the
S1.n another a. saros it is incidentally men.
toned, that Francis Pulszky and Ujhazy were
elected members. -
On December 18th, it is~ stated that Louis
Kossuth was elected member OF the com
mite IN his own county, Ztmplfn-
But, more, thoii this, We feethat the prison
1oofs afs opened, And every where from The
castles and dungeons, come" forth those WHO
have suffered ,or Liberty and Fatherland
They are feted and honored, and already leat
III public administration.
The beloved laDeuage Is restored, md ths
AMI the political assemblies. The press is free
thought is free the hated: Austrian police il
shaken of, and HuDgarfans Of the best famf
lies are intTusted With the guardianship Of thu
public security. On the I'd OF April next, tht
Old Hungarian Parliament is to meet, chose1
on tue liberal suffrage Of '4B; and the S1avondt
Diet Of Croatia and Slayopis, as well rs TINT O
TransY1yauia, are to unite in the same repre-
eontarsve body, and form q United Hungarian
Congress-. =.
Ine people everywhere demand, and vii
have, q native ministry, responsible to them
eelycs; The removal OF eli Austrian soldiers
and the formation Of Hungarian Nationa
Guard, sworn on the Constitution OF lo4e
Two Of the former Rtyolntlonists, who wer
| IN Kozsuth's cabinet, Deak and Eotvos, hay'
| bes n offered places in the Vienna Ministry Q
| Hungarian Affairs, which they have declined
| because, like the people, they d.mnnd Ma
| tloual Ministry at Pesth-
A general amnesty has been proclaimed b
the: Austrian Government, aud Teleki, til
| highest asistocratic leader of the revolution
though arrested, has been pardoned and re
| stored to his eBtates and his country. Eve
Kossuth, SO far as legal ohjectionsaTe conccrI
| ed, would ut length find no obstacle to his II
| turn to bis beloved !athtrlapd, where his nam
| is still, hailed with the old enthusiasm.
The nation IS wise, and is advancing wit
great care aad caution, but 8 high elation
| 10 be observed tits pnhllc proceedings. The
sEeak sosetnnfy of tsthese eleven years Of oI
p:ession,' mud 1f the dangers which are ye
| before them.s The phrase which is on ever
document, 1lExt to "Thc country forever" at
] those blessed words Of modern Democracy, S
cfte.l drasgled in the nire, g Liberty, Equalit
aud Fraternity. ~. T. Tribune.