Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15

TO the continent for the purpose Of introducing them hs
vast market. Respectfully.
A LETTER FROM KOssUTH TO THE MAYOR OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
To his Honor A. c. KrsesLAsn,
Mayor Of the city Of Netc York.
SIR The United States ordered the steam feste missile
pP 10 conduct out Of my prison freedom and by free
dom to life, because to activity. sa
hailed this generous resolution as the greatest honor
which hailed it as ruy ohope and con.
ISOLATION to my down-trodden my bleeding but still moi
broken native land hailed highly encourarpr mani
iestaon OF your glorious peoples sympathy to that principle
which was and will be the aim Of all the endeavors of
my Life. n
And when, with tie noble minded consentment Of th,
Sultan, stepped board the Mississippi gae and ono.
free because under your glorious flag heard the warm
generous welcoming cheer Of the officers and crew-these
frank loyal gallant men, the true representatives. Of Amer
freedom, American greatness American generosy-l
could not forbear to have the impression that the spirit
Americas young giant has shouted the 10 Old
Europss oppressed nations, "D,nt despair here bro
her powerful hand your ad! These being my sentiments
you judge by them, sir, how erveRy must have wish
cd to have the honor to be conducted by this very gae
the United 8 ates a
given any the world for his sake, but for the
principles sake that he represents And felt convinced
that would prove unworthy this sympathy, hs hghes.
treasure Of my e should neglect for single moment the
duties which Divine Providence has assigned me should
neglect provide according 10 the exgences Of crcumsa-
the interest yonder cause which the glorious Repub
lie Of the United States honored with its appreciation and
sympathy.
II became therefore, imperious duty of homer and
science to not to leave Europe without arranging my pub
lie and private affairs and carefully providing against any
harm the sacred aim of my life, for that which shall
have enjoy the honor Of the hospitality Of your glorious
land.
the imperous duties Of patriot father, and
impose upon the necessity to stop for few days in
England before continue my passage to the United States
Conn., Morgan, Spezza, and aferward Captain Long, of
the Mississippi here, did, with the noble kindness Of
American heart appreciate the motives Of necessity, and
generously consented wait the Mississippi the Bay Of Gil
braliar for my from England with the packet boat
which leaves Southampton on the 27th instant.
But the Government Of the French Republic (no the
French naons but is present Governmen refused grant
me permission to rapidly through France by which pas
children And nowAhe first Of conveyance to Eng
land avail myself Of only packet boat, expected
arrive from the ORIENT and this too making ee-
On the other hand Capt Long informs that any longer
delay here would render only my associates but also The
officers Of the of the Mississippi liable in approaching
the Of the United States late to many su
feriDgs, BY having endure excessively cold and
stormy weather.
So considering the side that the most sacred duties
force not to leave Europe for me before providing
for my affairs 10 England and considering the other side
that only staying eight ten days in England, were en-
rey impossible join again the Mississippi here before the
18th of November that of could only arrive in
the second half Of December your hosptabe shoes be
absolutely duty of honor to me not to any aug
mentaton in the hardshps and suerngs to the officers and
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service, also to alleviate my associates m their pas
sage to the United States.
These are the motives sir which deprive Of the honor
to be conducted to your glorious shores board the Mss
spp gaie but feel consod at the idea that in adopting
such not only have relieved those who on
board the Mississippi from suerngs but myself also
will have the high satisfaction entire month
Joy the happiness Of landing New York. as decided
leave England board Of that which leaves Ii
verpool on the 9TH Of November for New York
Having had the inesimable pleasure read reported in
the public papers that the city Of New York resolved TO ho
nor with generous reception and hospitality, in my unde-
serving person. the and principles represent regard
TO be my duty respectfully inform sir and BY your
kind interference and generous city of New York, about
these ACCIDENTS and about my intention leave Liverpool
for your city on the T,h Of November. as. ras5.
confidently hope that the people and Government Of the
United States will appreciate my motives and approve the
course was bound 10 adopt f III
Let hope also, sir ths might nothing have lost by
the impeous necessity Of this from you and your
peoples sympahies which, though conscious not to have
merited consider the greatest honor of my life the highest
reward for my suerings and the honoring encourage
ment steadily 60 towards that nobe aim which the
people Of the United States has sanctioned and ratified by its
sympathy.
Be pleased SIR to accept the expression of my highest
CARDS. lasting gratitude aud dsng consideration,
with which have the honor to be, your most obsequous
servant, KOSSUiH.
D. $. steam trigate Mssssippi,
Bay Of Gibraltar, October ID 1851.
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