The New York herald., 1863-10-21

- "a. Elslh zrsee they eugagcd IN interpreter TO
tnrli them G, liver oo. TAey arrived ia that
piare by earl, wetresday morning from
l. ndcn and ,aped berths ard the City OF Balti
more wh ch was sbou t. leave for New York But the
detestres ose upon their track and apprehended
them they rising from breakfast at Sternes
Hotel Paradise street and removed then to Tho poiico
Office where they charged with robbing their en-
poyer (whose did transpire) Of II Ooo ilancs
On being searched, f44 in gold and twenty seven 60
Bang OF England notes were found upon Bolpier, tne
notes being sen cd up In the lining OF his overcoat ON
searching Grudier ga in gold 500 IN American money,
and twenty five f5 Rank Of England notes we're found
upon him the latter being stitched up In his clothing
On the charge being stated u the prisoners hroughthe
medium OF an interpreter, Bolger said In reply that he
10 the bank with 0o0f and that his mas
Ter did not require it being worth milors he (Bolgor
wishing 20 60 to America took the money. lie added
that the money found upon the other man be Boger)
had given him. .osaaH
The Swiss consul at Liverpool Mr zwichenhart) was
communicated WITH but there being extradtion treaty
be surrender ed TO the authorities at Base. The CONSUL
however, took the whole OF the money and clothing
Bmos for Nsw sA Yorx ISsn doubt under the
circumstances the best thing no could do to allow
them to leave "hor country Tor their countrys good"
A Hungarian Emigrsns and HIS Lady
~ for New York. e.sfseA
rrr GFrom the Cork Herald Oct. IL dr7
The Hungarian, Dierichstein who recently absconded
from London with fle 900 in Bank OF England notes,
known to have passed through Queenstown on Monday
last With his wife and proceeded by the Iuman steam
ship Glasgow for New York e,a d ~ 81
Plus tho Ninth and the French Physle
[From Galignans Messenger, oct. 81 t. Is
We have received the following communication =
n ,sss satiaW it PARIS, Oct. 9, 1858.
In your impression OF yesterday you extract from the
columns or tho Independence Beige several passages OF
article tho author OF which, In his description OF my pro-
fesslonal attendance his Holiness tho Pope, draws
largely upon his imagination. Some OF his statements you
have udicousy discarded and had the OF
the Independence merely expressed opinion favorable
otherwise, nay personal merits, should scarcely
have taken the trouble OF replying But am repro
sentod as having been candestinely introduced, as
sort of miracle monger into the Vatican, and secretly
Their stated to have ndulged in the presence Of the
Pope, In remarks offensive to the Cardinals; and, q.
naly, to have been promptly dismissed after the re-
covery Of lis Holiness. nothing OF all this s true
The Pope Is 10 the habit Of acting openly iper u'nt
let orbcn and did not by any means think II neces
did not attend alone or in secret on his Holiness,
aud II a cure was effected fair proportion Of credit
is duo 70 my excellent eoNfrere, DR.. Vislo, the
Holy Fathers habitual medical adviser, who always
joined in consultation The gates OF the Vatican were
not closed against To the last day OF my residence
by my iusrious patient but also by his mns and
the OF my departure was honored with the most
1attering testimonial of his gratitude After 50 gratfy
ing reception should have given but poor idea OF my
good feeling had presumed In the presence OF Plus IX
TO use language disrespcctfu to the Cardinals. Such
language would assuredly have been heard and most
properly rebuked must apologize for the length OF this
letter. but several physcana recently given rather
extensive publicity 10 their professional dongs, might
otherwise be suspected OF having some share in the publ
cation Of the Objectionable fefon Of the Independence,
the OF which incorrect and the spirit quite in
compatible with my profound veneration for the Holy
Father Receive, &c. AIPH. GUERIN,
Surgeon or the Hospital OF st. Louis.