Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-08
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

'' AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
,sss Reception Of Mr.. Rioes.
6. Rives, the new Minister Of the Ameri.
Republic 10 the French nation, presented
redentials 10 the President on the 9th
mt, at the Elysce National.
,e President Of the Republic declared to
diuister of the United States, that not
standing the faults which it was right 10
on both sides, he willingly took the
step towards the re-establishment OF
harmony between the two countries !;
that a susceptibility which would be,
,ps, natural with respect 10 monarchy,
ot appear to him TO have the same seri-
no,ive as regarded an elder Republic
ided, that however jealous he ought TO
the honor Of France, he had too high
Union of the enlightened character OF
raj Taylor, 10 hesitate a moment In ack-
edeing the pain which he felt on seeing
men,s of friendship so intimate and ot
ancient date, altered on account OF a
,dering without Importance.
Ambassador Of the United States re-
d the frank and loyal declaration with
cordiality.
Kossmks address to his Country.
g following is the farewell address OF
nh to his country, written at Orsova:
rewell, my beloved country! Farewell,
of the Magyar! Farewell, thou land of
"! shall never more behold the sum-
f thy mountains. shall never again
the name of my country 10 that CHERISH
il where | drank from my mothers be.
lhe milks of justice and liberty. Par
oh! pardon him who is henceforth con-
led to wander far from thee, because he
a,ted for thy happiness. Pardon one
can only call free that spot of thy soil
he now kneels with few of the faith
hildren of conquered Hungary! My last
are fixed on my country, and see thee
xhelmed with anguish. Thy plains are
red with blood, the redness of which
.ss destruction will change 10 black, the
EN- of mourning for the victories thy
have gained over the sncri'egious ene-
of thy sacred soil.
le migrate whom thou hadst iattened
thy abundance he rose against thee;
,se against thee, the traitor to his moth
nd destroyed thee utterly. Thou has en-
| all; thou hast not cursed thine exis-
for in thy bosom, and far abovo all
", hope has built her nest.
,cyars! turn not aside your looks from
for at this moment mine eyes flow with
for you, for the soil on which my tot
70 steps still wander is named Hungary
My country, it is not the iron Of the s'ran-
: that hath dug thy grave; it is not the
,nder of fourteen nations, all arrayed
lsnst thee, that hath destroyed thee; and
s not the fifteenth nation, traverslng the
rpathians, that has forced thee to drop thy
ma, No! Thou hast been betrayed thou
Il been sold, my country; thy death-sen'
ICE hath been written, beloved of my heart,
him whose virtue, whose love for thee
yer dared 10 doubt. Yes! in the fervor
my boldest thoughts, I should have almost
soon doubted Of the existence OF the om'
potent as have believed that he could ever
traitor TO his country. Thou hast been
srayed BY him in whose hands had but
lie space before deposited the power OF ou'
ea, country, which he swore to defend
en TO the last drop Of his hearts blood
hath done treason TO his mother; for the
liter Of gold hath been for him more seduc
70 than that of the blood shed TO save hi
,untry. Base gain had more value in hi
,es than his country, and his God has aban
med him, as he had abandoned his God TO
IS allies Of HE'LL
Magyars! Beloved companions, blame mi
II for having cast mine eyes upon this man
I'd for having given to him my place.
as necessary, for the people had bestowed
, him their confidence; the army love
i'm, and he obtained power OF which
,yseH would have been proud. And, never
,eless, this man has belied the confidenc
+ the nation, and has repaid the love OF IN
my with hatred. Curse him, people ot tn
iaeyars! Curse the breast which did M
rst dry up before it gave him its milk
iolize thee, o thou most faithful oil the nj
ions of Europe, as idOlize The liberty IL
,hich thou hast proudly and bravely con
,a,ted. The God of liberty will never
ace thee from his memory, Mayest the
,e forever blest
aL,rv CowHIDER.-The wife of Ho
.ewis C. Levin, number OF Congress iro
ne second Congressional district oil PennsY