Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS.


The Africa, With li5 passengers, aud the BAL.
TIC, Of the Collins line, with ~ passengers.
The steamer Africa, which sailed frpn
Li,ep,ool on Saturday, the 18th. struck uI,on
rock near Belfast Tough, in a dense fng. nj
10 O'Clock the same night, aud after remain.
ing aground until late the next day, was noa,.
| ed and immediately returned To Liverpuol,
where she arrived At oiclJck. A. NJ, on
| Monday. The Africa, at the time she struck
was running at q slow speed. II Is owing To.
l tins circumstances that she vas not irreirieSa.
tbly lost. % on the reccdng Of the tide she
wss found tn he high and dry some seventeen
| fee, from the water. She is said To have been
but slightly injured, and was advertised io
\ sa,I lor New York on the 9Th Nov. IN place
OF the Asia.
} Tho 4 $ frirale Mississippi sailed from
Gibraltar iur New York, M the 18Th, alrl
I will hang all Of the Hungarian refugees, cN-
crI, Kos-uih and family.
Il All further search Tor Sir John Franklin,
appears to have bocn given up lor tie prrseni.
Parliament has been protogucd to the 9j,h II
January.
Il MIR Geo Pc1boly has given another Of his
superb public l,ics ia I.oadon.
\ Five ihousand 3, unds had brcn voted ny the
| ROYAL Commissioner, IT, Mr Paxton, or de.
signing the Crystal Palace, aud bath be aud
k NJ. Fox had bon knlghled by The Queen IN
pcrsne, together With Nj Cuh-t. The re-
mu,al Of ro-,ds from lh' c,hlbluon was con.
unuing With Increased nPIdny.
I Rrpnu, assert that the English Ministry
are divided on tho new reform bill PROPOSE.
uon.
\ AruylL o. HossuTn 80 The steamship
II Madnd, With Kus,ulh and his suite, arrived
At Southampton on THURSDAY, the ed Oct.
il vast cuucour.c Of people had assembled on
the decks ~ rrrcl him amuurs, them mauy
distinguished IIunrauins. Who. unacruslun'-
81 tn the Engll,h habit ii restraining their
cu,oiluus. gave ffcr expression IN their feel
nrs. weeping. laughing and dancing by turns.
| When ku,sulIi landed up"u The quay. his
tcuuuirymcu rruVdrd aruunl hun many threw
lihcmsslyrs un hIs urck. and an ,clIrd hrs
ltand ADD krs~i H. Thr example Nls cUnll-
,luu,. sni miu, 100 huu,',l English grip Vas
ks,yu H. him. Amer somc time 'psnI ln lh.s
tvl,. kus,uih entered the carnage provided
ur hun. hts su.ur G,lloNri ln ulhcr rarrirrs
and lh. cnrsrc pr,~rcdci lu ihr Mayors ct
fcr. llus cd hy dense cutNd. 90 .rrrnc -
kIhc carnage MS drcwalrd with The nlr"u1l
rrlur. II Hungary, and VAS rrrrctrd hy men
s,cauug ihe lunn Jlrk ri England, and the
ySpr anil Strips II America. Amer resting
l-N minute, AZ the Mayors office. kussuih
4 100 rrspur. n. iu il, cries II the crowd uui-idr,
p,pp,tr-d un che balcony and addressed the
FmuIiiud, amidst dcli-uur cheers. lis al
Elfr,, MS cmuiuual. bot huri, ADD Nhrn be-
Z had cIu.rd. ihe Mayor led Madame ko,sulh
\ n front eft ihr bIlruuy. whrn the crowd cheer.
L. her ,ycilcua.ly. which the lady, hhouur
Z apparently win deep cmuton, acknoN lr,igoi
H., waving be-. handkerchief The children
srrc aIsn i~l 0, front and were greeted with
cheers kus,Uh twice again addrrsscd the
crowd, ard cUiod hy proposing three chcc~
Tor the Queen, when be- r,tlrd With hI' tam.
ily about ~. VI. K,..ulh Nth the MAYOR,
prpatrcd ,u the Town Hall. where be- vas tor.
mrIIy luIrduccd o" lhc members 1t The cor.
I ronuon, anil publicly In the audience Two
ldd,r.,.,. "o. by lhc cnrpoui."u. and uur los
u I,r mhlb.aur. 1t large, ~er, lhgn presented
H. h.m. ru winch Kr,,ulh mlir 400 ,'"lurui
,trrly 200 EuglI,h, vhch Va. urrrcd Wrts
l'".d clrrs. Tic Mayor then presented tu
1kussuh ihr s.Ih banner "a rpughi hy lhr Hon.
e,auau, ru New Yurk. kos,,ih rrr,,d a
fuub GREAT cmr,iuu. saving. rrrr,c 10. gen
\ i'turu. e., % mD,l valuable r.n ,utrlstrd io
lhr people Il lluurlp. and ! sNcir tu y"u
\ h,ir,,r mas p. ru, tate. c,,N ariIcc co. aurhi.
un shall newer umIsh llI, flr. Ulher sl.
lir.,as greeting. and cheering were had ,~bru
| lh- meeting broke up. apd ,br public Pr"cd.
4 Iuss 1T lhe reception terminated H. spent
Ilhr ulhial the Myur', h,u-r at >'riharnp-
tiuu, and the u,"rninc pr"croirl o" hr' pre-
l waite rr,rdcnrr At wiuch,.trr, where vas To
l,uy lew d,y. ,o recruit hlns'lf
I Tho reception 1t Wi1chrslrr~ns as cplhusl.
,,uc a, that a, Southampton. AMI al aIuug
tlhc ruad inrhcr the lnhahtui. Of thc villa
| rcs turned out aud greeted tlc lIlu,,nou'
l,nnrcr.
4 \ dcruuliou from London cnmmiurc,
Icumpo,cd principally of working men, waited
! upon K",suth, to invite him lpa haulue, 20
/ lnnduu ~ reply, k,s,ulh said bee hon"rcd
lludusrry, be- hIusrlf oss a NAN OF the Pco-
\ PIE. hs Iolucal career hid l'ern devoted ."
Ice,arur the people Bot A. ln the invitation
lu The banquet. be- irll ai once q scusc 81 dItli.
tculiy and q question II pulcy Ills stay 900
ENGLAND ~, Hunted, and - bee bad some sug-
gc,r,uus iu make Nttl, rrrarl lo the b,sinc1s-
| urcs ior securing the liberties ~ lhr pc"pl,
1t Eumpc, he desired Io have au opportunity
ln stale his VIEWS at a meeting not limited lu
any parry ~ class but Includlng mcu 81 ro-
lucal Importance. IL" P'o'"I,s'i, ho~ c'cr,
alter consulting with hls friends, To- send an
answer 10 the cummIttee.
= An entertainment was given by the Mayor
Of Southampton, At WINCHESTER, on Saturday
Ia order ln gave K"ssulh.s friends an oPpor,
luulty OF meeting hm. Among those pres.
rut were lord Dudley Sluau, VI. Pulzsky
III Al II.Lnr Mr In.Lr, tho Alnrrlrln [ nn.