The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-10-23

Correspondence Of The Philadelphia North AHrriean.
us. STEAM FRIGArE MIssissIPPI,


us. STEAM FRIGATE MIssissIPPI,
SPEzzrA, Sept II, l55l-Sunday Morning.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: The ship has j0st anchored IN
this port, having on board "Governor koss0ih ana
his companions" numbering, in all, nifty eight
persons. This ship left Constantnople on the TN
September to await at the Dardanelles the arrival
OF the Turkish frgate Mukhbu Suroor, which, on
the 10th September, brought to as from kutahlas
under charge of Suluman Bey the jailor, the Hun
garians, a correct list Of whose names have the
pleasure send you herewith. and also list OF the
officers of this ship.
The Mississippi from the Dardanelles, went to
Smyrna, and left the 10th of September. All
are well on board Ii is expected she will very
leave for Gibraltar, Governor Kossuth being very
anxious TO reach that point. He will too day have
personal interview the subject Of his move
ments and wishes with Commodore Morgan, who
will come from the city to the quarantine where
this ship is at anchor. 1t was said at Constantine
pie and is believed that if the Mississippi had b. en-
there in July last, or on the LIST August, Kossuth
would then have been released. The ultan had
been told that United States ship of would be
sent, but did not credit 1t. No English ship OF
war had been put at the disposal OF kossuh
Since writing the above, Gov. Kossuth has had
an interview with Com. Morgan at the quarantine
ground. The governor seems disappointed at the
result. He was in hopes that the chip would be
despatched forthwith on her way to Gibraltar; and
now fearing that delay here may defeat his object,
believe he has determined not TO go TO the United
States, but TO leave the ship at Gibraltar We find
him most charming and agreeable person, and we
feel more than convinced That he is very extra
ordinary and great man. wish that he could be
among the people of the United States for short
time, and have an interview with her statesmen
but believe this will not happen, for certain it ID
that the interview Of to-day with the commodore
has disappointed him. Perhaps, for political rea-
sons, the commodore decided adversely 10 his soil
citations One of his requests, as have reason TO
believe, was to be permitted to leave the ship Tor
few days at Gibraltar, and then return OH board.
You're, very truly.
Officers attached TO the United States Steam EYigate
| Mississippi Captain, John C.. Long, esq., First
| Lieutenant VIM c.. Chaplin; Second do Jos.
| Acting Lieutenant, William Nelson; Purser, Hen
| ry Citing; Surgeon, George Backnall; Assistant
| Surgeon, James Hamilton; Acting Master Charles
| w Ably; Marine Officer Brevet Lit. Charles A.
Henderson; Chief Engineer, Jesse Gay; Passed
| Midshipmen, j. Van Ness Philips, Joseph b. Smith,
| Thomas Young, J. q. Watmough Captains
Clerk, Nathaniel G. Perry; Purser's Clerk, Chas.
| j. SWEET; First Assistant Engineer, VIM. Il. Ever
| EFT; Second Engineers, II. Dandy, c. w. Goddess;
| Third Engineers, e. w. Logan, G. w. Alexan-
| der, Charles Coleman; Gunner, John Caulk; Boat
| swain, w. &. Clark.
List of Hungarians Louis Kossuth, governor;
Teresa Kossuth wife; Wilhelmina Kossuth, Fran
cis Kossuth Louis Kossuth, children; Ignatzus
Karady, teacher; Adrian Lemmi, secretary; Anne
| Lemmi, wife; Emile Lemmi, child; Nicholas Perc-
| eel, colonel; Wilhemna Perczel, wife; John DEM
ster, major; Susanna Deneter, wife; Adolph Gyur-
| man. major; Susanna Gyurman, wife Adele s.
! Gyurman, child; Stephen Kowats, major; Fran
cesca Kowats, wife; Lewis Spacsek, physician;
| Florentine Spacsek, wife; Elisa Burzeonska, mo-
| Their in-law; Menzyslas Spacsek, child; Emanuel
Luley, captain; Cecilia Luley, wife; Fanny Luley,
Antonio Luley, John Luley, Charles Luley, Lenny
Luley, children; julius Przyiemsky, colonel, Pole;
/ Joseph Dueakowsky, captain, Pole; Ladslas Ko-
SAX, lieutenant, Pole; Francis Hazman, colonel;
Ladislas Berzenezey, colonel; Alexander Asboth,
lieutenant colonel; Daniel shasy, do; Edward La
rody, do; Gustav Wagner, major; Lewis Yorol,
captain; Aois Froter, do William Waigley, do /;
Joseph Nemetb do; J. hn Kalapsza, do; Gedeon
| Acs chaplain; Anton Szerenze, captain; Armin
Miklasy, do; Crezar Meright, do; George Greche-
mex, lieutenant; Charles Laszlo, do; Joseph Gree.
SAX, soldier; Francois Kovats, do; Peter Szabo do
John Hettnger, boyI John szigel, soldier; Alexan-
| der Mayer, do; Charles Schwartz, do; William
Tetzik, do; JOS Wsoskey, Pole, general.