The New York herald., 1863-10-27
Affairs in Poland.


Ht Affairs in Poland.
a. GARIBALDI ON POLISH AFFAIRS.
General Garibald has wrcn the following letter 10 N.
aMstorc ssc Or TS,sss an
CAraxaA, Sept. IA, 1853.
brave Pples who must only count themselves on
honest like yourself The revolving cyncism shown
rivers Of blood flowing their excelerces amuse
Europe with their notes! 1t is truly sad In these SO
which viii protcst against this siauehter-whch will say
70 the Gar easc career Of murder spare these
beloog you" and then put itself head OF It's peo.
PIE 10 support the demand. Such government would
sr"sn os the the image OF divinity on ~ earth and all the
enlist them 10 It's ranks. You, in the meantime, apostle
OF free words hold to exccraton Mourave aud those
Your devoted, ~ - ~ GARTBAIDI.
POLITICAL ASSASSINATION IN WARSAW.
few details Of an incident already mentiooed by tsle.
graph Our city has lust been thrown into agi
tstion by political assassination. Dr. fiermanni. a
physc born in the kinedom Of Saxony, has mur.
dered the apartment which he occupied In the Hotel
de Europe When moraily stabbed he appears to have
had sufficient etrength TO the assassin the
rdor t the hotel and clutch his paietot firmly as to
tear It in part from bis body he then expired the
hearing The noise rushed 70 the spot and for
guard Tho troops surrounded the house and arrested all
the srsrected persons found IN IT, Tho murderer s said
TO ha, Q left his poinard and handkerchief.
The King or the Greeks.
OF TEE r,
The King Of the Greeks. tho Prince Of Wales, Prince
Christian OF Donmark and Prince Frederick attended by
Captain Grey rodo horseback Saturday.
The King Of the Greeks and the Prince Of Wales
the Of hessrs Gerard in the Haymarket
The i OF the Greeks the Prince and Princess Of
Wales tho Prince and Princess CHRISTIAN Prince Frederick
and the Princess Dagmar of renmak went to Kew in the
The Duk, Cambridge received at dinner yesterday at
Prince and Princess Of Waes tho Priuce and Princess
Christian OF Denmark, with Prince Frederick aud the
Princess D,gmar, and tho gentlemen OF the Kings suite
distinguished prry had the honor Of meeting his Ma
j,sty.
From the London Post. Oct. I0.l
Various deputatons OF natives OF Greece resident In
England in accordance with previous arrangements
presented Saturday forenoon to his Hellenic Majesty
George l., at Marlborough House. by Mr. A. G. Ionides,
Greek Consul General The first deputaon consisted OF
the three c'ergvmen OF the Greek churches OF London.
Liverpool aud Manchester--namey Revs Achimandritss
Morpainos Stratou!is aud Moros. TIE second do
mutation OF Greek residents in London, namcy-M. +.
Rodocanach J. C. Homcre and s. Diiberoglne..
The addresses from the two bodes-which were
worded alike-having been presented and read bis
majesty. who spoke in English, briefly expressed his
which the addresses contained aud In the OF tho
few observut ns made said he rogreei not being sunl
cicnty advanced n Greek to reply in that language but
Tie thcn shook nds with tho members q the deputa-
ton who retired evidently much pleased with their recep
depu'a,ion from the phlheenc Committee. consist.
ing OF tho Earl Of Coventry Admiral Barney, Mr. Schoe
field. NJ p, Mr.. Wy'd, NJ. p. Mr.. Mcguire, NJ. p, and
o,ber gentlemen presented al address.
His Majesty, in good English expressed his
OF the services rendered by the members or the hihcl
cnc Committee In the OF Greece. He also made
graceful Acknowledgement for the sentiments OF personal
regard often expressed towards himself by the
bes OF tho committee and hoped they would continue
their efforts in iurherance OF the good work they had
commenced
tho deputaton retired his Majesty shook hars with
each member, and Nr James Wyld, p, who Was the
last Of the group turning 10 tho King assured his Majesty
that exeron should be wanting tho part OF the
mentors or tho Phlhelenc Committee to give 70 his
Majesty government that moral support which Greece
deserved.