Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
BETWEEN KOSSUTH AND CAPT
LONG

Letter Of Eossuh 10 The american Consul Il. I1-seiHes
| NEWARK ~ j. Der. 3l.--1he Newark Daily Aivrrti.cr
publishes lcttr dated Marseies which states that ky.
suth much excited the Prtert of tae Gig allo% .
hm To land only on condition that demonstration slouia
os made and also al the uc OF the French t;avemat
The letter states that k1ssuh has addressed atlrr an aba,
,lve letter 10 the American Consul Mlfscc< in hcl he
irnonnces tn" cnnsm and CAPTAIN 9na u" the r&are ;is
siSsDpl saving that he would leave the ship the iTs pot
she stopped and that he wou proceed by private convey
ance 10 the United States The writer Of the ly!ter 10 is
Advertiser thinks there is Just use Cor such ruauc, OF
hr part of Kossh and doubts II he intended visiting
America.
KosSuTH's MOVEMENTS.
II is doubtful the from Livrrp0g brings LIS
any nf Kossrhs arrival there He was not es-
pected at Southampton before the 25h of Octottr.
His no.arrival in England MDniay Is tho
cause OF great disappointment Mayor nd Town Coun-
Gil o tha! borough, where greut preparations had
Tor his reception, and also thousands strangers who
went there give him hearty welcome. BY Meder-
rancnn Arnn Captain iaran which arrived
Il Liverpool on the l7h Oar, learn thot g.ent
Magyar had arrived at Gibraltar ir the American
ligate Mississippi k"ssuth nnN,us TO sake in
The AIno for himself, family and attendants, patty t" ifty
seven prisons but he stipulated that the Arno should nd
nn at Southampton Win this condition Cap;,n Eiaram
unable to comply, and the Hungarian chief lei!
or Southampton.
4 Paris letter Of October l2.h says:
The Austrian Court has, it is said good authority,
givrn ofris (" Baron kYc the Ambassador AGstli
20 the Court n ST. mea 10 dem md his passports, ana
Immediately quit London the kvssa. aniyeu and
received publicly at Southampton.
Meantime, fresh delay has occurred in he o.
knssuh, and he has left the steamer A!ssr; ac lhucei
ii Glnrallnr where he intcnhs u private convey
lncc, by which he will proceed En.and The AIsiiIars
hY nab hun yet and carry ln back, ~ undergo Immediate
md ignohnl"ns execution he docs take ks.
suh safe unless in England Amer rics and when ne
left the national Steamer, Il: li' the protection
True il is, that England POSSESSES Gbralt bat wtrn he
leaves that place in private sip II" wii be ASSAULT ic.
Fortunately for him. Austria has fleets marine m nr
account he wonId certainly be arrested on his Journey
Mr. RveS M0ister a Paris, told Io-ar, fl.t hc
had received accounts from the American Consul ai Mar
settles Of the circumstance have above mentioned krew
it bc.urc the had spread among the Americans Ike
wd.t. Ii appears that msuadcrs antln. ,iw,,n
kossuh officers of the Mississippi ariSin! tluu
ku. Su'S proceedings Marseics They were arXjcps,
naturally enough mat he, while on hoir! naitra" ~ip
should 10 nothing which might comprise iii. nalor ruy.
rnment in respect 10 lis relations with eniiy i.4wer.
kpssu,, it is snid took offence at tn"s- proper rep.e
srnations ail lett the ship and landed al Gibraltar.
IL is very probable kos$uh has been led OF
Judgment.
KosSu,h i; appears his "rtcr the MAYOR S,rit-
aupion explains tile matter differently ard npie ;r", lie
left the Mississippi because the ain insisted gI"n
ing direct for New York, without calling Spu'an;ton.
The report above referred has been conadceG tr
FankoreJuurna but the contradiction is III much,
and is more diplomatic than true.
Hon r. j. Walker late t. $. Secretary Of the Treasury.
invitation 10 be present at the knssnh han-
que accepting the invitation and expressing his high vpiu
ion of the Hungarian leader.
AUSTRIAN OpISIoS ENGLISH RECEPTION kos-
sUTH-he Austrian loyds, semi "illci Journal o the
Austrian Cabinet publishes tho following tson its first
leading article in lis number Of the lth Oct :"lhr ova
tions which under preparation in England IN honor
Of Austrian subject guilty treason TO his sovereign and
of having gned the flame of revolution in his native conn
Try do Indignation any great extent We
feel pity mixed contempt for the stupid,
veattened (stupiden wohlgeastc,en aldermen OF South
umpton and London"