The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-24 00:00:00

KOSSUTH ON OAJUSALDI AND AUSTRIA.
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At a Kim. held by the Garibaldi coniniittee in
.146 i". on Frilly sight. the foUowing letter from M.
!,..autn wee reel:

't London, Dec. 20,1.160.
Item sar.—l beg to thank the committee of the Geri-
Fund for inviting me to the mime to be held to-
, -.w on the occasion of chasing the fund. To my
.re regret I am prevented from attending the rosettes,
but moat heartily do I concur in the homage of admiration
ir.ach I expect the meeting to par to Garibaldi, the glorious
lienakee of Southern Italy. Never seaweed by upon ix
Leann, rarely equalled in civic virtue and patrietie self.
~hesgation, his name will shine with immeasurable lustre
.sienget the noblest, best, and greatest of all ages,
.!.tie he most amuredly is the great man of our own
tze. I beg to congratulate both the committee on
the success so well damned by their tenantinr of purpose,
srl the subscribers on the liberal spirit which they dis-
played in respite-ling to the appeal. This spirit, however,
.. nothing uew to me. I had the good fortune frequently
enjoy the privilege of public sail private friendly later-
;enrol with the people of Honlead in general, and with the
cinema of Glasgow in particular. I know how tree ad
,arnest they are in the sympathise for the cause of liberty.
With the,. thee! Sympathica are not a matter of mom..
tan ebullition, but an a matter of principle, of Wong movie.
two, .orrect reasoning, soil oomprehensive views—a mat-
ter of the heed not less than of the heart, Neither out I
Eire the dishiest doubt that slthough the proceedings of the
nailed!' Fu eel Society Stall have been eloped with thn soiree,
the people of Stotlaud will not eliate in their determination
r,. ekiiely watch the plisses sod intonate of the Italian
wadies, sad to bring the weight of their opinions to beer
en the policy of the British government when required. I
ogret to say they have oocuion to be watchful even now.
T.. be sere most wonderful is the progrea which the cause
.4 Italian unity and indepeodenoe bee made within the last
sear. But the end is not yet byanchbye. Austria still
;trait is snits on the Hitler.. Her impious foots still
planted on the neck of fair Venetia. Velem that foot is re-
moved—salon Austria is thrown out—ltaly is not one, and
Ler todepealuoce is not worth one year's purchase. I shell
no more : 4. have the Italian question definitively resolved
not enough to throw out the Austrian from Italy, she
was he throwu out in • manner that will leave her power-
even to go there spin. Europa is sick of those hand-
to mouth &pion atic trickeries of antiquated nal t,which solve
Do prol.leni. decide no question, end only leave to posterity
tie curse of ever retuning disputes about aggravated upon-
titmice. me I..litival problem of the age require solution.
Europe went, not armed truces which dram agelessly Die life
sweat of nati4.ns. Europe mots pens, which only the
nil, of right tousled oe liberty and metentaieut aka
per. Europe waste sacmantrap ullity, which only the
stidectin of legitimate animal moiration ass give.
Ii the way of that peso*, of thet tompidllity, steads the
k.use of Austria. Her very szialenee se a ilreante
is e *outs of eternal discord, trouble., mate, re-
...lotions in Europe. Good for nothing cie earth, she
loco. the greet Itiropesa nuisance, without the mania(
• whit h there CAD IV no peace, no tranquillity in Europe.
n, reversalo of that nuisance is as imperative desideratum
ad a logical complement of the Itelien question. lam
sot seated to enlarge on thia truth. It is perfectly
ualenteiall ia Scotland, and is inseparably blended
with the lastinete of the people of S lately
,et, when the Ginbalob hind Committee ant issued
a. appeal, the very first contributor who sent in
:at pound sterling to the fond, sent in another pound for
re. That pound was, at nit' room, added to the Geri-
-1.3,1i feed. I regret not to lino. from whom it came, as I
theehl like to pre him In public my thanks. I allude to
this fact ea primacies an appropriate evidence how, in the
erieetts of the peopled Scotland, the rause of Italy is tn-
ororable from the ears of Hungary ; no much so, that
•koever wishes Italy to be independent, mat wish Rm.
zai to liornina istkpladeDt. Such are the minims of the
q•le of Acolland But the opinions of their government
ne sot in keeping with the opinions of the people. They
oh. governmeat) have moth* to piney against the
I:eliens dome as they may with the King of Naples that
...al with the Pope, whose temptal power ma going,
...Sic, gone! And se kr so geed. But ad to
I...inn sal her ride ever Weems, that is dif.
-nut its the °Melon sad itopinitiona of the British
• tmnimat. Ball asrveurlp singing to the lees ex•
eheled antiquated pesdnifies a
(wl Vais We
11.10.11,, Int whisk Moil is • prehich at aljwlice saureeb it for a
sneer,ellegieg, I , the ...greed pendke
ihmt " Anetris tot I. the Noel& MM.'■t,
while advomilleg penelpie of asolusrferemee.
ardv .b he only room billemeidie with the
ne aril.* of the liaise coneelea se kw as Yearns in
: they me pemasiem meneem 111116=elia2
hem . naripatiog Venn ; heatile—meet
I. the 'Miura —gs-- has of honer, they eel than
'elves up as %mare sedai:lef the moneimeml safety
M
of
t gnat Eamon whin samereteehe moo—
Duren they go se far la Mil—mesi Night about
or smoven—ssileMaide for that MI decrepit Wawa, as
ct tidy le fly Ma poem ea hR assert-not rely Wean
then tales, deplied eivilltyia diplomatic tatereoursa which
pow authunty to the Men, has they actually lan epos
laroriven Is eel the paw for Austria, yakking the
amp of the liaaprima senigestios is image 'math= ;
5.4 y. Us% a fur )een ego &gland did ask .brisk frees a
met ay rather them slues Itaris le Muth the Durables
Mmcip.Min, at this mom{ Nelms I am sikvinsly
t•nst-)i the Regliell poen t approves of the mouser
kneed unity time priastialmioe in ease there would
reason to heliem intschief 'Ugh{ per-
ch:. rare from thatelatirryimptiort the mfety Amtria's
nit muion Me Ulric . Really there Is swat on.
mien set to Mu is was felecia I hive the hamar to
maim. dear dr, your meet obedient servant,_

"Kosibers.
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ceimal can6l.ll%.oes. w 141.04 _ _ -

ok'''. Dee. I. IMO.
Y dmr gr. —I risme mach that I shall sot be able
3."'"14 lb. very kind 'saltation whisk yam have seat
t • ter from the 'ortraitte• for the Moine at Ghat::
tw :14 laiesabs. I feel very grateful far the
Sate lay falter is paying him so lash • cam-
tilers. and mime for your gismos amalgams of the
Liimin mama I here some .fry to visit geotlasd mad to
..k ma father'. Ines& at I:law+ for their great kind-
t• 1 4m, Sear air. your truly obliged,
117sair, Eaq." •• RiCalslTl GAISRALDL

.drain or Corrar TELtzt. —A telcgrftnt
ofmks athoutworo that Count Within T bad
• • rn 41,4...1 in that city by the naton police, and win dm
! by them to the Austrian antler/cities. Coast
r .• La •,. the minnter plenipotentiary from lb. Hun-
. • •-*vrnionnot to the French Republic in 1848. He
• • .to• t:r sato-vete.' by an who knew hint here and in
'•••• L. enjoyed the tense popularity among the
.to-• ••Low• whieh N. Kownith foaml among
at•••••• of the people. This does but
• • ti. ...t which the Osten goversinenn;
t• the thaesen of the put it Ins
• '• •I a• mkt, Keel of Austria, The Dresden go.
• - • I,,,rnt allege a. ita 04kb:ratios the fact of Count
, 1,n.; f with an English putspoet, and is the
•4 terooe. Count Teleki hail bees a relaxes
• • 1,01'., auoi after the 'medication. at Runway he was,
• . .on.,leroined to elnatir hr olefsult. Where
' • • o lo.: • g•-, for a pompon• huffily not to as
•rtoi oh. 6.1. who wool.' refuse to mogul* him.
••-fiac• •• to.a•L have a jeaspect in a name not hit
• • I fr...., a tceign government, or be meet
• "••• •it oroe. But, suppose l'ount Mask' to
• . the robro ro-Julation. of 81,10. y, all that
• final 3 right to do, cute conchae him back to
•r r 1.. whirr be 1.n.1 entered, awl leave him at the
•••1....f It In the tresties of ettraditios between the
' • ...tn.. politioal refugee. are not included. Count
• kern t.r a lam g tame in very delicate health, anal,
• an to he helarred for an tuatara that the Ans-
. •It •••••••• the priudty pronounced in laol9 to be in•
neaertbeleva prolonged coolluo•roest in a
•tt•te of health, and in Ptah a •eawon, would
, • 1. toonate fatally.—!'lris correspondent of the

I 1' tett crew rev Tor to AND AL131111.8.
'- • •e:e.; particulan hare hems furnished of the anti-
•-to the William Cory while laying the
•• ••••,..I.h eel& de.tined to connect Toulon with
end of the cable wan safely landed in
• •• ••c rkil4ettel. oa !inlay, the 14th inst., and the
oder way in the afternoon about 30'clock.
• z one., having Rlll a iluitaikv it)
••••• :.$31114 the (corner (a frigate alMnittled
1.• :nri government to attend npun her) to
,•.. f.r the tarpons of exeliangiter oh-
) doing so the floater no teem ea into the
,:ti,.sug her on the port aide just abaft the
tarrying away funnels, miseanaaat,
'1
epaving-out nem:hinny. It being then
•with the opemtion, the ruble wa.
• • •••-i• • 651 fathom* water, and the Gooier W.(41
1.. • into Toulon harhour. rp to the time
.. .1 I,ft., Wing Wove't the communication
e • .n.l the *h.q.• was perfect, and there is
••• • • ' tb,t .met &I the William (NWT in
onremtolly orimpletetl. The
• • • •••i, .1' • • hr the French
to.tioli W. w.deii lf.. bUOy •