The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-18 00:00:00

ARRANGEMENTS FOR

kOSSUTIPS DEPARTURE FOR AMERICA.

Our Southampton correspondent says : " The
Peninsular and Oriental Strain Navigation Company
have placed one of their splendid steamers at the service of
M. Kossuth, to convey him down Southampton Water to
enable him to embark OP board the Ocean steamer Hum-
boldt in Cowes Roads. M. Kossuth is expected at South-
ampton at IO o'clock on Thursday morning. Ile will pro-
ceed from tbo railway station to the residence of the Ameri-
can Consul, J. It. Croskey, Esq. Atter a short stay at the
American consulate, the illustrious Magyar will proceed to
the docks, and embark on board the steamer placed
at his disposal, where a splendid .4jewser will be
provided for him and his friends, which will
be partaken of while the vessel is proceeding down South-
ampton Water. Other steamers will run from Southampton
to Cowes in the middle of the day on Thursday, to convey
persons to see the Hungarian patriot embark on beard the
Humboldt. The scene and proceedings in the Southampton
Ducks on Thursday will be most interesting and exciting,
owing to the great concourse of persons which is likely to
be assembled there, a concourse which. it is expected, will
not be inferior in magnitude to that which greeted Kossuth
when he arrived in this country. At the same time that
Kossuth will leave the docks the lientinek steamer will leave
the same spot with the Indian M i I. Captain Killock, the
commander of the Bentinck, which is one of the largest
steamers belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental Corn•
pany, would have conveyed Kossuth to Cowes, but owing
to the immense number of passengers for India she will
have on board, she would be unable to accommodate the

large number of friends who are anxious to accompany the
Magyar hero, to see him safely on boar l the Humboldt
Immense preparations are making in Southampton to cele-
brate the departure of Kossuth from England on his mis-
sion to the United States. The corporation of Southampton
meet to-day to make arrangements to conduct those prepa-
rations, and to give them official sanction and gui-
dance. The Mayor of Southampton has returned from
London, and is sadefatigable in devising measures calcu-
lated to render the reception of Kossuth in Southampton

on the day of his departure of tho moat cordial and 'O;U-did
description."

ADDRESSES TO KOSSUTIL—The following is an
accurate list of the places, from the corporation or body of
the inhabitants of which addresses have been presented to
Kossuth. Should it be found that any place, from the cor-
poration or inhabitants of which any address has been sent,
so not in this list, it must be understood that it has never
reached its destination, and information as to the facts is
requested to be communicated immediately to J. Toulinin
Smith, Esq., Highgate, near London :—Ashton-under-Lyne,
Barnsley, Bath, Bedford, Bingley, Birmingham, Boston,
Bradford, Bridgewater, Brighton, Bristol, Burnley, Burs.
lem (Potteries), Bury, Canterbury, Cambridge, Clerken-
well, Cork, Coventry, Croydon, Cupar-Fife, Derby,
Deal, Dover, Dundee, Dunfermline, Finsbury, Glasgow,
Halifax, Huddersfield, Ilkeston, Islington, Kidderminster,
Lambeth, Leeds, Leicester, St. Leonard's (Shoreditch),
Liverpool, Llanidloes, London, Manchester, Marylebone,
Northampton, Nottingham, Oldham, Paisley, Pancras,
Preston, Rochdale, Sheffield, Southampton, Southwark,
Stafford, Stockport' Sunderland, Tunbridge, Taunton,
Wakefield, Warwick, West Hackney, Westminster, Wick,
Woolwich, Worcester, Wrexham.