The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-11


country is to procure arms ammunition and money to
carry . new revolutionary war:
Mszzin was to have met Kossuth ct Gibraltar but Tor
or other he did not.
These facts are known to the French and Austrse
governments Hence the refusal to allow koesutn 20
making to another revolutionary struggle It was
not merely in consequence OF the excitement 81 MAJ
KossSth to pass through their territory for the French
at Constantnope refused ~ pf the passport OK
kossuth before he embarked AT all
NARRATIVE OF THE VOYAGE OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
Ann or Kossrru's CONVICT ON BOARD
sub;onsa l. narrative of the moyements Of the Mis-
SMYRNA vhsra H. vss 10 and nsructions Tl reader
will recolect that he went asbore near Smyrna Upon
that occasion the Enoh rd the Anstrisns had great
crono ovsr the former hscsuss tbsy an
pected TO have the pleasure of taking Kossuth
10 England and the latter because thew were glad anV
;sforfnns misbt hsnns - th b;n thSt vas Sssnsd =,
take their enemy from captivity freedom At Smyrna
on the 9th of August private letter (unofcial vas
brought from Kossuth by his secretary Lemm for CAP
tain Long Next day the ship sailed for Consts
where she arrived the 3otk Immediately after such
found necessary the increased accommodations rs
cuired She sailed in pun Of orders the 7th OF
september for the Dardaneles Turkish steam frigsts
isft the Bosphorus at the same time for Gemlk and
Korsuth arrived the Dardanees in this steamer hs
10th The scene, receiving him on board was most
afYecting The captain and all the officers
como BY his touching eoquence and his ausisns to tbs
American flag that they burst into tears and some OF
them wept like children. All that the Captain could say
At the moment was Three cheers for Kossuth" which
was responded to- and three more were given 6y the
e6acers after he recovered ais Seu pos
session said 10 Kossuth, This is your home" He Was
received by q marine guard. and q roll OF the drum
Next day the 1th the ship len for 70 taKe
supplies provisions and remained there till the ISL,
when she vouaa for water and sailed thence
ON the 18th to receive orders from Comma
dore Morgan During the passage to Spezzia, Kossuth
stated to the officers that BY certain no
would to America but that at all events ne must
visit England first The ship arrived SpeEzis the
elst. and Kossuth met Commodore Morgan, whom he
asked to send the Mississippi with him TO EnglAnd-A
request which, for obvious reasons was refused and w
afterwards repeated Captain Long At Gibraltar, and
also refused Kossuth seemed little hurt and disap-
pointed at the refusal but he had reason to be so
The Commodore gave orders that the ship should pro-
coed TO Marseiies in order that Kossuth might pass
overland through France on his way to England, and
Three weeks were allowed him to do this which would
have been sufficient if mere private business the OBJ
iect of his visit
At spezzia there good deal of excitement boats
came alongside and there great cheering with days
On arriving at Marseies the Prefet gave him permits
sjon 70 land and to remain at the hotel For two days
after landing the weather stormy tina. the ss.
despatch was received from the forbddnx
him 70 mas, through France He remained for another
day on land and then the Prefet withdrew the permission
remain on shore owing TO the excitement among the
neonie The Uynearians had been going among them
~. -ssn,t We that thew were ali on are The Hun
ar;sns es v.u a Kossutb were Ali ordered on board
had II not been that IL was to take in es
nd nrov;;ons the shin woud have sailed al once
snT . VI. s messed in Marsess in cops>
~ the refusal OF the to allow
opnoron. on hoars The neops came arou nd the sap
a., 49, haor;ns tha Amaricsn aar wreatasd with
anwsr. md shcu.iny viva.' for tie United States
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cheer and the Madrid hested The Hunsariau Gag snI
passed Under the stern Of the Mise,sspp whom three