The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
Arrival Of tho steamer numb side.
NEW YoaK. Dec. !


ARRIVAL OF KossurH The Humboldt has
arrived, bringing as passengers the illuslrous
hungarian, Governor Kossuth, with his wife
and suite.
The notorious Lola Monies is also passen-
ger in this steamer.
kossuth is accompanied by his wife, M. and
Madame Pulseki, aid -de-camp, &c.--in all thir-
teen persons. When the Humboldt came up
the bay, she was saluted by the discharge OF II
guns, which was replied 10 on the part OF the
steamer.
Ga the arrival at Staten Island, notwithstand-
ing the ateness of the hour, large number OF
people rushed to welcome Kossuth.
Dr. Doane health officer at the Quarantine,
addressed him, to which he replied He will
remain with DIR Dosne until waited upon by the
committee OF reception from New York
Kossuth's departure from Southampton was
accompanied by the same enthusiasm as was
manifested on his arrival. He was conveyed TO
Cowes in steamer placed ut his disposal, and
was accompanied by the Mayor and Corporation
Of Southampton, Mr.. Crcskey, the American
consul, and others. A magnificent entertain-
ment was served on board
All the shipping in the docks of Southamp-
ton were dressed with fags as the steamer
moved OIL. A salute of twenty-one guns was
fired, and tremendous cheers broke from the
bed multitude. Kossuth was powerfully
Affected on parting, and expressed his thanks
for the kindness shown him in England.
IMPORTANT FROM FRAscE
The news from France is most exciting. The
most stormy debate ever known took place In
the Assembly on the proposition for appointing
an armed force to protect the deliberations of
the assembly. 1t was finally rejected by Ios
majority. The President is admitted to be
stronger than ever before
Marshal Soult was dangerously i'll and his
decease was hourly expected
All important commercial operations in Paris
appear to have been suspended in consequence
OF the uncertainty which existed in relation to
the differences between the Executive and Lee
gslative powers. Affairs were somewhat bet
ter at Lyons, where large orders had been
received for the United States.
GENERAL NEWS.
With the exception of the advices from
France, the news is of little Importance, either
politically or commercially.
The steamer Hiberna arrived off Cowes on
the 18th ult The Niagara reached the Mersey
at a. M, on the I8th-having made the run in
twelve and half days. The Pacific arrived at
Liverpool at p. M, on the 10Th.
The King of Hanover, late Duke Of Cumber-
land, died at Hanover on the 18th ult. BY his
death the English government saves E2l,000
per year, that sum having been annually paid
to him.
Fearful earthquakes had taken place along
the Albanian and DAlmatian coasts
Cotton was active and prices had advanced
since the sailing of the Asia
Flour had advanced Sd per bbs. The Man.
chester market was firm and improving.
MOROCCO.
A revolution had broken out in Morocco, at
place called Jafat, headed by nephew of
the present Emperor.
AUSTRALIA.
The London papers continue to publish fresh
details of the extraordinary gold mines of Aus
traia, where the abundance of the auriferous
ore is said to exceed any thing yet heard of in
California.