The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-23

LIST day, ~ hours run DO miles
c7Ssw. " ~ '' '-'' N.Y. '0's'
5th "a 500 Lat 6OO8 long 40 IS.
on ssla la, g g g. long long 3 3 g. q
sth "a 822 Lat a Is. long Of 10.
49,, stS ssS s lat lat q q g. LONG Long q q s 70
Between Georges and Nantucket shoals che encora-
tertda severe gale from = which Afterwards shifted
TPh Had it not been for this it will BE- that she
would have made the passage some hours short of tee
On tae Ilth inat lat 81 deg s5 min. ion II deg saw
ship Oriental Captain Palmer from Chioa for London,
and English sbip Theodore.
The following arc the
PASSENGERS BY TIE ATLANTIC.
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MA MS Ao slllv5 Allen -. Siif
s.%., NJ T SlootsssS , cs;
among .ac passengers is Mr. Z. H. Thompson
Bearer Of dispatches from london
Ksssulh would sail for New Ork on the iuh,
in the steamship Washington.
Owing 20 the lateness Of the hour, We are con-
PEELED 20 Be very brief. There sppesls, however,
to be but little Of interest in foreign fles-if
we except the movements Of Kosu,h and the
affairs Of the french Republic.
The steam ship America, from Boston, arrived n
che Mersey on the evening of tho 9th
The American clipper ship Surprise Is reported
TO have arrived OF Brighton, in iOj days from
China.
tn, new Lord Mayor of London, w. Hunter,
Esq (lateiy Aldsrman,) was inaUguta'ed on the
1Oia inst lie su,sssds Sir James Mlsgroye.
AT Che suggestion Of Lieut.. PIN, it has been
proposed 20 search for Sir Jehn Fsaukin on The
ceast CT Asia.
The Lat accounts from Hanover aome down to
che TIA i.ss. They state tina. the King hal passed
an ssitatcd night, and bad not recovered any
sulngth The Il neral impression was that bis Life
aasrsa. It's close. Ills Msjesty had sigoed ais will
a isw d'zi previously.
Movements OF Governor Ikossuth.
VISIT TO BIRMINauAa.
tCortri HODds nee Of the London Chronicle
BiavuNGn.a, EoY TO-
In sccotJanss with arran yemenig made at IA eary
period AFTER 81 Kcssuhs arrival In this country, the
Uupgsrlsn ;esder VISITED BIZ mingham this day II
ut rst anticipated NJ Kossuth would have been invited
b. tie Ns5or aud Town Council n Kossuth bavin,
laid d0-a a rule that 10 order IN avoid Identifying
himg siih aDy Of the political parties in this
thy, he sonld witt town unlsss invited by tn
municipal suthorites II happened however that tina,
Invitation ia the Of Birmingham not given A
rcqysrcn rss ineesd presented 70 tue Mayor to call
mtg Of the Town Council to consider the qusicn OF
4or-araDs On Invitation the exile Sni Of presenting
him his srrivAl with address; but the Mayor de-
-cibsd eompb with the request, the ground TIA,
be could no. take the responsibility o. ruch step at
period 20 the expiration Of hi, term Of o.e IN
point Of fsci The council meeting for the election Of
mayer sas 10 the o. being held at tbs time
GIN. kossu;A's entrance Into the tewn NJ. Kossu h,
indsr these circumstance finally agreed to accept
invitation from committee appointed for the purpose,
on condition that the demonstration was not 10 Be tura
to Isrty purposes TIE piedre being given. Kos
uh agreed 60 come &c day and the committee proceeded
With Their asranssments for g',at demonstration aud
IRON early hour in the morning Birmingham
in state ofetoitsmenti group OF parties, small n
che streets their way smalhsuih, vacant space
Of ground about mile and half from the centre Of
the town en- the Londe read Teddy was observed AZ
a complete holiday; all business was suspended, and
most OF The tlops we're shut throughout the iowa The
weather cl and Bright dns winter day Tor pro
ccs,on; and a great proportion of the population Of
Birmingham out 10 the streets besides great
oers who BY special trains nom Leicester DerbJ
NJ. KOssuph started from London, by the express
the y m 's u nsc so hS osr
che establishments and his arrival was relcomed By
lumber OF friends. Amcngs. these was the i allan
leader, Joseph Mszzin who shook NJ KOssuth cordially
by the hard on meath him. When IL became general
~ known that NJ. Mszzni prescnt the pia form,
The became almost popular ndvidual nd much
the object Of curiosity as the Hungarian himself At
station. but a much greater q Coventry where the
whole pcpu ttiou seemed TO have turned upon the
platform ard the banks Of the line The people
ed here /, high degree OF exstement--they bucst
through the arrangements made by the rail
war oaciss. and jostl,d ard pushed each
other to the Imminent hazard Of their yes for the sake
OF getting peep at the lungs leader At Birmng
ham there comparatively few people either the
platform around the doors OF thu station This
owing 10 an Ingenious adopted by some ofcid pr
sies who csuted II 10 he circulated that NJ. Kosuth
would alight about three miles from the station the
rendezvous OF the procession aud hence the crowd
all sent In that direction. About half past twelve the
train came into the station. aud KJs,uth accom- pa
MED as he u ually is by NJ Pulssy, and some othsr
Hungarian gentlemen aghtsd, and received by Mr.
3esch, MP. whoee guest he Il 70 be during his ssy
There s.so the platform Mr.. muntz and Mr..
Schoisied the me mbere for the town and OF the
b,rs Of tbs committee there we're pres mt Mr. w ".
the baroness Won Beck apprehendsd Nc.
9etrge Dawson the lecturer; Nc. Sat, Mr. Fced'r ck
Douglas and other gsnt,men vh) figured In the days of
the cid Birmloahsm Political Union. Mt spOcner NJ.
p for Fast Wos tstershre. ast on the platform ct
lstt very short time previous but this happened by
&C dert % the Hon. gentleman was passenee. by
the Mi1and train which ARRIVED fss minutes tet re
the Lonioa express and appeared not little surprised
ct The Preparations going on with these ex,ep.ilus
tt,re va aoScdy In Birmingham Of any intasses either