Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-05
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e-sr bevsnF rhsS, 5efrosR Hossnth and
Cssas1iz L0E-, o. tie otter officers Of tie
sap, % HAT a story has been invented
Il InIu-e kOSsath, beth IN this country
aad Ia Euroge-
The Mississippi then proceeded TO
Gibraltar. where she arrived on the
sth cf October. 4 steamer started on
the 9th s0r England, BY which he might
Eare sailed for that country; but in
stead & this. he sent letter to the
mavor of southampton 10 say he was
coming. IA order that time might be
given Ter getting up u demonstration.
Al G15brzltar he received permission to
20 GA shore, with his suit, for three
dsvs he visited The governor, who ask
g Ein 10 dine, n social, and not an
o.zicial or public sense. st Gibraltar
Ecszl-b wrote 70 Captain Long, TO
say tast hs waS going 70 Eagland, and
s.sal5 zs-s-a-- ST. = cg.se = Inc
Ca7te8 Staies u tie 3IississiPpi- Aft
eral-is lie CHANGED his mini, and
syro,e. = Substance, 10 Captain Long
what se Evrote to the mayor Of this CT
fv- He lesj the Mississippi On tie 18th
~ - e,-,,ser, fo- ths Madrid, an English
ga 11zlr steamer, for Southampton
Da .eav.l- the slip he was much al
z-t=i- eli MS wife aad chil9Tcn weDi.
tIe ad-ai wll see You sooa: L saai
sler.ir ie with yoa on the happy
sac-e E A-rzri-a-'' The officers and
--r--r r-4ea -zee ain three hearty, spon-
tzaoeas cheers, and the Madrid hoisled
Tie 9 lz-ea.ian Ia, and passed under
Tie zt1-l - 1ac 1Lisz3s5iPPi, waeE
fl-gl cheers, mere were given for Kos
=Etl and Tie EnE'isa steamer, after
r-=Gc-3-a-. SFel hcr way 10 her des-
t5la-zon-
Cartza Long received . letter from
KS Gta. which vas read On Sunday
fl=ts as a=gaar n tais letter kossuth
=--,Hs thar he had e1teriained the high
lzt - 5n5cE of ti.is country and Of Cap
-E- L11-- lie said, - have but one
sEl-a so exFrezs, and that is, thai Won
and voEr officers and crew accept my
--arEs=st gratitude for the kindness [
have received - vcGr hands while on
h7-r3 q tae Mississippi frigate; and
iir-sa rhe frst time | bowed my head
sE5si deep respect 10 your ilag, have
I'd zLzt / was protected by it, and |
-fall always remember the kind, loyal,
t-zsc american hearts"
LI5s Is Iae substance, and, for the
aaosi para, The words OF his letter, OF
-sa5-a yge ccald not procure an exact
es7v Is Il i>iai1 before The Secretary
el are Navy Il conclusively shows,
a. Wei a every part of the foregoing
azrrzrIve, Taat tae hest understanding
Existed between kossuth and the Off
. GERS o. the Mississippi
Captain Long proceeds 10 Washing
tLl today % report TO the govern
@eas- sEe Is described by his officers
as a ges6, religions maa-
The otEcers o. the Mississippi de-
scribe kossutA a a maa Of about FIVE
seat eight inches bigh, and slim in his
frame He leans his head rather for
uanl 4 waking. lie faS blush grey
eyeS, which are far apart, and full.
lh0u-h the projecting brows which are
oomDOn 10 most great men. make his
eyes look smaller than they are His
FOREHEAD Is broader than high IN pro-
portion. and his head IS, altogether,
zaesy developed. lie has all the ap-
PeaEsace o. a literary man. Heis of
saaClins temperament and IS a great
smoker lie Is perfect orator, and
Ais s-len5ii voice IS as clear as a bell,
ard .o1zd and distinct He is graceful
za1 elegsn1 IN action, and as 4 speak
sr. resen5.es. N some respects, the
fclshe3 EEerett, Of Cambridge. 1t IS
cgiIe1f he Is a man born 20 rule and
oommzad- i Is said he has the iron
croEn of Hungary stiil hid IN that coun-
t-y, for smother dav-