Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13
Arrival of the Baltic.
Later from Europe.

Shortly after the Canada reached her
wharf, the Collins steamer Baltic, with one
days later news, arrived at quarantine, and
shortly after O'Clock landed her passengers.
The U. 8. frigate Mississippi sailed from
Gibraltar for New York on HE 18th ult, and
will bring all the Hungarian refugees except
Kossuih and his family.
The queen had prorogued parliament to
the 25tIl of January.
The steamship Madrid, with Kossuth and
suite, arrived al Southampton on Thursday,
the 23d Oct, at P. NJ. vast concourse
OF people had assembled on the. docks 10
greet him, among them many distinguished
Hungarians. When Kossuth landed upon
The quay, his coUutrymen crowded around
him; many threw themselves upon his
neck, and all seized his hand and kissed il.
The example was contagious, and many
brawny arms were extended. and many an
honest English grippe was given TO him.
Alter some lime spent in this way, Kossnth
entered the carriage provided for him, and
the cortese proceeded 10 The mayors office,
followed by dense crowd cheering. The
carrlage was decorated with the national
color OF Hungary, and was preceded by men
bearing the union jack of England and the
o'ui uHu suipcS VI AutTiCd.
| Alter resting few minutes at the MAYORS
office, ko>suth appeared on the balcony.
and addressed the multitude amidst deafen-
ing cheers. His address was emotional bur
brief, and when he had closed, the MAYOR
led Madame Kossulh in front of the balcony
when the crowd cheered her vociIerously.
which the lady, la6oring apparently with
deep emotion, acknowledged by waving her
! han pr ipI no oh al. La
in front, and were greeted with CHEERS
hossuth twice again addressed the crowd.
and ended by proposing three cheers for the
queen, when he retired with his family
About 5, p. NJ, Kossuth, with The mayor. re-
paired 10 The town hall, where he was for
maliy introduced 10 the members oil the cor
porstlon and publicly 10 the audience Two
addresses, one by the corporation and one
by the inhabitants, were then presented TO
him, to which kOssuth made an eloquent
reply IN English, which was received will
loud cheers. The mayor then presented 10
hossuti the silk banner wrought by the
HungaIlans III New DIRK. KosSuIh received
IL VITA great emotIon. saying-I receive it,
gentlemen, as most valuable gift entrusted
10 The people OF hungary, aud swear TO
you, whatever may he my fate, cowardlce or
ambition shall never tarnislI this hag.'
There Us n strong current in Southampton
with regard 10 the Austrian threat. Lord
Dudley Stuart had been authorized 10 assure
kOssuth an unofficial interview with Lord
Palmerston il he desired il, and that rs fal
MS his lord>hip was personally concerned, he
was anxious TO see HIM az the grand BAN
quet which was 10 take place AT Sontham-
ton. 1t was expected Mr.. Abbott Lawrence
and R. ]. Walker would be present.
FRANCE. The rev cabinet is stared gen.
orally 10 be quite as uuexceptionable as any
that have preceded it. The project Of tie
Grouse has suspended Concaton, mayor of
Royere, TOR presiding at patriotic dinner
lately given TO M. Nadaud, representative Of
the mountain.
The ministerial crisis has operated most
prejudcIally on business. In Paris the rate
of discount had fallen to ] Ia or ll-2 per
cent, and il was difficult TO find employment
FOR money even at that. The subject OF
Prince de Joinv,lle's being candidate Tor
The presidency is renewed by the Paris press
and attracts SEINE attention.
SPAIN. The accounts from Madrid are 10
the 2lsl October. The American prisoners
were performing quarantine al Vigo. Their
punishment was thought 10 rest great deal
with the United States government, from
whom reraraion for the New Orleans insult
had been demanded. aud if this reparariun is
satisfactory. il is said The prisoners will prob
ably soon reap the benefit of an act of am
nesiy which will allow them TO return 10
Their own country.
CAPE OF Coop HoPE. The latest accounts
were anything but satisfactory. The British
troops had been worsted in several fights
with the Kaffirs.