The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

limos and made good hs escape 70 this country His
estates were condscatsd He came here psnniess bui
profitable employment In his profession Against the
power Of Russia and her Minister, BOdsco, he has
lately carried through toe claim OF heirs OF the
great Koscusko aud secured the money and his fee In
this has made hun comparatively rich"
s.No He has bought snug little farm over the
river half mile beyond the Long Bridge and there
with hts Hungarian wife. he resting for the summer
s.His Hungarian wisol Who il sbss ?"
''shc was Mile. Jagso. She came over TO this
country with Kossuth his band Of Hungarian ex.
lies after that sanguaary struggle OF the HungaraDs
OF lsSs-49 for their Independence, which, with
mcnt for Vienna ny the descent upon the Hungarians
OF overwhelming army from Russia, under Paske
witch. The Hungarians were subdued aud Kossuth,
with the frieads accompanying him. made good,
through Turkey, their escape. Nile Jagsio who had
filled me chsrastsr IN shs Hungarian army Of Flor;
his companions Falling IN with Major Tocnman at
reception the White Houso the two distinguished
exilcs naturally drawn into entente corddie
nh death shall "a part On bright summer day
they were married IN the little Catholic church at
down upon the Struggling village the ravine, and
upon the meeting OF the waters ind through that
beautiful gate In tho MOUNTAINS Shall We 60 TO see
themf"
By all means y said Mrs. Gaincs 'sict W 60 Their
trials, their suiferngs and their sorrows nave been
greater than niue, aud now, under their vine or
hg tree, want 10 them, not about my case, but
their own, ana to give them widows blessing And
We will take basket Of refreshments with US
fui world is this OF ours after ALL"
ROUGH WINTER AND TMEs
During our late uncvil war Mira Games found It
necessary 10 20 down 10 Now Orleans 70 look aitcr
hcr case.' sho readily obtained permit from
President Lincoln 10 pass through the Union lines
She detained In New Orleans several months, aud
winter coming on when shU set out on ner return
federates she approached tho Union barrier Virginia.
Hafpcr's Ferry, only 70 ind that, by express
iur,her. She remonsrsscI. She appealed. r"s ali 10
Tnore she was. short Of funds. scantly supplied
with clothing suIlabIe for the season, ana in
district IN which tho whole population had become
nearly destitute OF food and cctiing from the ravagcs
OF the war. She had, TOO, upon nor hands =
married daughter, an invalid with young child and
how TO supply thor wants from day 10 DAY the
difficult task before her. They founu shelter in
bic down cottage tho windows oil which had
been broken by Shot and shell and The roof OF which
afforded only partial protection against wind and
weather In this shelter the party were detained sew
era months, thankful II they could secure ono
scanty meal Of tho toughest fare during tho day and
they could obtain wood sufficient to keep up little
IRE during the night
Being asked on ncr return 10 Washington how che
and her helpless companions survived this rough
perence o. exposure ana o. scany clothing ana short
tMins; and there 10 u marvellous sustaining power IN
corn bread, bacon ana rye coffee. And then, when
hungry a. hunters, We would sit down 10 corn cake
breakfast, dinner and supper all IN onc aud thought
OF the victims Of turtle soup and dyspepsia, had we
occasion 10 DO thankful Tor our good appeites ~
ARisTocRAT AND DEMOCRAT
Born an nrstocrat, and yet q genuine democrat, In
tho broadest Of the term Mrs. Games has never
troubled herself with the nice distinctions OF caste
classes. II she Is compmented IN being invited to
breakfast at the Executive Mansion she csteons II
honor TO sup the family OF a worthy mechanic.
Regarding with something OF scorn tho shallow pre-
tensions OF the shoddies the woman whom she be-
iiaves 10 be unjusy accused she will takc
special protection Quick TO resent the Offences OF
rosance she respects the sensbiitics OF "tho hewcrs
OF wood and drawers OF water
A wOMAyIY WOMAN.
But her highest merits lie IN her abiding faith In
overrung Providence, and in the tact that Mrs
Gaines Is thoroughly a womanly woman though, in
truth. OF the strongest minded OF her SEX In
quiet little conversation one day with DR.. Mary Walker
IN the Patent Office in which the Jolly OF that trock
aud those pantaloons was discussed, Mrs.
Games earnestly pleaded Tor the casting aside Of
unseemly haDllimcnts :-"Why SUBJECT yourself
Madame, to these insults, when you have nothing 10
gain IRON this unwomaniy costuney As you
woman be woman. and be proud Of II that you arc
woman Be sure OF II that even the weaknesses OF
women In their ribbons and founccs will you
better than the fashions OF men. Stand by your sex
and will respect you, women will defend you
God will bless you! Remember that Victoria, the
woman stands higher In the estimation OF mankind
to-day than Victoria, the Queen OF England though
upon her dominions the sun never scts.'s
From tho character winch wo have thus briefly out
lined the reader can hardly be surprised at the Her
cuiean abors achieved by Mrs Gaines, nor with hcir
crOWuiuQ results.