Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-15
New York, Nov 80, A. NJ.

New YoRK, Nov 80, A. NJ.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool,
with dates 10 the 2sih ult, arrived al
o'clock, this morning.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool,
with dates TO the 29ih utimo, also arrived
al o'clock, this morning.
ENGLAND.
The reception of Kossuth al Southampton
was most affecting and enthusiastic, as il
was, indeed, by the whole population. He
proceeded with the Mayor 10 his office in a
carriage, the carriage being decorated with
the Hungarian American and English colors
eutwined. Here he was introduced 10 the
people, and made speech from the bal
cony, which was greeted with deafening
cheers. Madame Kossuth was also intro
duced, and received with great enthusiasm
as were also their children.
At four o'clock, accompanied by the
Mayor, the American Consul and many
gentlemen of distinction, he proceeded 10
the Town Hail. where he was formally in
troduced TO the members of the corporation
and citizens. Addresses on the part Of the
corporation and citizens of Southampton
were presented him, TO which he replied
with much feeling and appropriateness.
The Hungarian flag wrought at New
York, was then presented 10 Kossulh, by
MIR. Croskey, the American Consul and
receiving ii, he said with much apparent
emolion-T receive it, gentlemen, as most
valuable gift entrusted by you 10 the people
Of Hungary, and swear by it to do what
ever may be my fate. Cowardice or ambi-
tion shall never tarnish this flag"
He spent the nigh. at the house Of the
Mayor, and the next morning proceeded TO
The Mayors private residence at Winches-
ter. The people Of the villages on the
road turned out in immense crowds 10 see
and welcome him, and at every point he
was received with the most enthusiastic
cheers He would stay few days a, Win
chester. On Tuesday he made private
visit to London, in former portion of the
despatch it is stated to be Monday,] but
returned the next day 10 attend the banquet
10 be given him al Southampton, and a
which the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Ex.Sec
retary Walker and others, were expected
10 be present.
A -deputation of committee of working
men had invited Kossuth to banquet il
London, which, however, he had declined
on account OF his short stay in the country
He had many suggestions to meet, an,
wished TO meet and speak with all classes
giving cause of offence 10 none by seemin:
plrtiality.
A story is current in regard to the threa
OF Austria 10 break of intercourse, but Lor(
Palmerston had assured Lord Dudley Stuar
that he would give Kossuth an official inter
view.
The address of the corporation of LondoI
was 10 be presented TO Kossuth, at Gull
Hall, on Thursday the 3oth.
The frigate Mississippi, with most of tn
Hungarians, sailed from Gibralter, on IN
18th October, for New York.
All further search for Sir John Frank
lin appears 10 have been given mp for III
present.
At a council held by the Queen on tn
cath, Parliament was ordered TO be furthe
proroeued from the 4lh of November TO th
25th Of January.
Mr.. George Peabody, of London, ha
given splendid entertainment to the Anne
lean exhibitors. Lord Greenville, Sir Henr
Bulwer, Hon. Abbott Lawrence, and nume
Gus other distinguished persons were pre-
sent Mr. Bulwer delivered speech highl
complimentary to America, which was r'
ceved by the company present with III
utmost enthusiasm.
The Dutchsss of Angouleme, daughter {
Louis XVI, died on the 10th October, lea'
ing two millions of francs to her nephew
the Compte de Chambord.
The Royal Commissioners have vote
$4,000 10 Mr.. Paxton, the designer OF n
Crystal Palace
Nessrs. Paxton, Fox and Corbit have bee
kughled by the Queen.