The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-15
ONE wsEK DATEH ID
FROM EUROPE.
Nfw YonK Nov


Tho most attractive features Of dis news I
are, the accounts Of the reception Of K0ssnlh /
~ England, and the formation Of new Cab /
met by the President " France,
The u, 3, friRate Mississippi sailed from |
Gibraltar for N, y. on the 18Th, h will bring |
all Of the Hungarian refugees except kossuth |
and HE family,
All further search for Sir John Franklin !
appears to have been given dPrior the pres
ent III
The steamship Madrid, with Kossatii and
suite, arrived a, Southampton on Thursday,
the 28d Of Oct. At 2, r. M, A vast eoneourse
him; amongst them mhny distinguished HUI
garianH, Who unaccustomed 10 the English
habit OF restraining their emotion, gave free
expression 90 their feelings, weeping. laugh
ing aud dancing by turns. When kossuih
landed upon the quay his cOuDirymep crowd
ed around him. Many threw themselves up
on bis neck, and all seized his hand and kiss
ed IL. The example was contagious and
many brawny arms we're extended, and many
an honest English gripe was given 20 him
After some time spent in this way, koasuih
entered the earriago provided for him his
suite followed IN other carriages aud the cor
tege proceeded 10 the Mayors Office, followed
10y dense crowd, cheering The carriage
was decorated with the national colors Of
Hungary, and was preceded by men boaring
the Union Jack 0f England, and the Stars
and Stripes Of America.
Amer resting few minutes Al the Mayors
office, kossuth, IN response 10 the cries ofthe
crowd outside, appeared on the balcony, and
addressed the multitude, amidst deafehing
TrtTG5Ts, TVS HIiilrVsA was emoiionAl bat brieI
and when he had closed, the Mayor led Mad
anne Kos-uth In front Of the balcony when
the crowd cheercd her Vocifcrously, which
the lady, laboriRg apparently with deep emo
ton, acknowledged by waving her handker-
chief The children were also led in front,
and were greeted with cheers, kossuth twice
again addressed the crowd, and ended by
! proposing three cheers Tor tho Queen, when
he retired with his family. About ., r. NJ
Kossiiih with the Mayor, repaired 10 the
Town Hall where he was formally introdu sod
10 the members of the corporation, aud pub
iiely 20 the audience. Two addresses, one by
the corporation, and one by the inhabitants NJ
large, were then presented 10 him, 10 which
Kossuth made an eloquent reply In English,
which was received with loud cheers
Tho Mayor then presented 10 Kossuth the
silk banner wrought by the HunpariAhs in
New York. kossuth received IL with great
emotion, saying ~ receive il, gentlemen, Aa
n mast valuable Gifl, entrusted to the people
of Hungary, and swear 20 Won, whatever he
t,rnishJhis nag"
Other addresses. cheerinsa, and greetings
were had, when the meeting broke up, and
the public pro erdings oftie reception termi-
mated.
Kossuth spent the night ut the Mafor's
house NJ Southampton, and in the morning
proceeded To his private residence at Win
chester, whore he was TO stay few days TO
recruit himself
The reception A. Winchester was ~ onihu-
Siastir ~ that at Southampton. and all along
the road'thither the inhabitants Of the villae-
&c turned out and greeted the illnstrious
stranger.
4 tcPurari0H nom london COMMITTEE,
composcd principally Of working men, waited
upon Kossuth, 10 in yite him 10 a. banquet in
London. Ia reply ,kossntl sid that he honor
ed iadurtry--hc himself was q man OF the
people, his political career had boon devoted
TO elevating the condition OF the people but
rs to the invitation 10 the banquet, he felt At
once rs difficulty aud question OF policy.
His stay in England was limitcd-and ~ he
hO,l some suggestions to make with regard
to the best measures for securing tho liberties
'-t6fthe people OF Europe, he desired to have
an opportunity TO state his views, at a meet
! ing not limited 10 any party or class. but in
GLIDING all men Of political Importance
Tic promised, however. AFTER consulting with
his friends 10 send an answer TO the Com-
mittee.
On Tuesday the path, Kossuth made n pri
vatc visit 10 London, 20 Join his family. who
had preceded him. but was to return 10 South
ampton the next day.
lie 10 receive tho address Of the eorpo-
ration Of London, at Guildhall, on Thursday
= t4v-t- tittf.--------
There is n strong current at Southampton
, with regard 10 the Austrian threat Lord
: Dudley Stuart hal been authorized to assure
Kossuth an unofficial interview with lord
Palmerton would be granted, if he desired II
! and that so far as his ordship was personally
concerned. he was anxious TO see him. ~
the grand banquet which was 10 take place
! Lat -SosthamptoR,it was Npeeted Hon Abbet
Lawrence and X. j. Walker would be pres
emit
Two Baskets ofjewels, which had been los
: during the insurrectionary war in Hungary
were restored TO Madame Kossuth by Madame
!, Pulzsky, who had, by some means becom,
possessed of them.
> AT meeting of the Committee Of III,
working mems proposed banquet 10 Kossush
!. on the 9th, letter declining the invitation
on the principle before intimated to the acpu
tation, was read.
Five thousand pounds had been voted by
the ROYAL Commissioners, to Mr. PASTOR, fol
|. designing the Crystal Palace, and both h,
:, and Mr. Fox had been knighted by the Quee,
in person, together with Mr. Cnbitt.
The removal of goods from the Exhibition
G was continued with increased rapidly.
Il FRANCE,-The President is still under
z stood to be in favor of universal suffrage, bu
a is not inclined to draw his pen abruptly acros
t the present law.
+ The new cabinet is stated generally to b'
= quite as unexceptionable as any that hav,
K preceded them
SPAIN. A letter published in the Herald,
stated that Gen Conchn had transported Il
Jolo several lawyers aud retailers OF tobacco
who had been in correspondence with thu
Cuban invaders.
. The American prisoners were performin,
o quarantine at Vigo. Their punishment wa
y thought to rest a great deal with the u.
: Government, from whom reparation for tn
u New Orleans insult had been demanded: an,
= and il this reparution is satisfactory, il is salt
- the prisoners will probably soon reap the ben