The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

told Commodore Morgan that as he had ascer- |
tanned that the policy of the American Gov, r I
| ment was, non Intervention in European a1iaifs'
| there Of his going there wonder
| if he expected we would furnish him with
| fleet and army to create revolution III Eu
| rope
| Disappointed in being allowed to pass
| lhrouci, France, the Frigate will now take HIM
| to Gibralter, whence, he will proceed to South
hampton in one of the British Mediterranean
steamers and portion of s'the gang, Il suppose
will accompany KossUTH to England; and the
remainder remain to be Toasted on board the
Frigate, and this fine ship of 800 men Is thus
TO be kept there waiting his movements, and
after a detention of weeks or months, II VIII
from all have ascertaincd, end in his refusing
to return to Gbratcr or go to the United
States
am rcjoiced that he first visits England, III
order that John Bull may first show OH III tne
ridiculous pageant of his reception, and THAI the
American people may not be the only Tools on
The occasion, another nation sharing III Vie
idicule, have some, although acknoWledg"
but faint hopes, that his recent letters and pro
Il ceedngs which strongly exhibit his true
character and vain glory, joined Us it probably
VIII be, with continuance Of the same game
;, IN England, may tend to open the eyes OF the
: people IN the United States am convinced
- that betnre he leaves England he Will b
- properly appreciated tacrr. aud ''T he goes nj
>, like a rocket when he strives, enc Will com
= down like the stick before he leaves the Island
i The French Govcrnm; Mt in my opinion, wa
- quite justified in refusing him apassA:sr through
u France. In the present eycitabe and unsettled
- state of the public mind, with many Jnrrn
. interests and political anmositicS existing anon
the different classes into which the people are d
~ vidrd, he would inevitably have created trouhl
w. and probably extensive h!aodslicd PARTICULAR
~ at such place Lyons, for he seems to b
do devoid Of all scnsc Of prapriety in his pabl
conduct and entirely reckless Of cons 'qacnet
Y, to the people or Governments which he visit
h' Fortunately he do no harm in that way IN til
~ United States, where neither political 'eneutes
~ nor the material to make them exist
io The general Impression at Mlrsc,l!es, Will
va was there, was that trouble would follow h
continued presence, and the military and pole
u" were certainly on the alert. Such frchran
.a as you may. naturally suppose, was any NJ b
:, an agreeable guest where such mass or COZ
ID bus,iblc clements existed, and which he w
doing his best to inAamc, as mark suppose
MIS- gratitude to the Preach Government Tor 'he
cxcrtions to obtain his Liberation from captivity
and so serious were the fears Of the authoritie
tier that the Project verbally requested that t
SER frgate should leave the place as PROMPTLY
dg possible, and was only prevented from addrcs
/. inr an official communication of the kind to t
!. Long would depart the moment he bad comp
ted the coaling of his ship. How notifying
. an American to thus one of the noble shI
~ of war of his country dreaded ike pcstiient
r. and her commander requested by the authorlt
to quit the waters of one friendly nation al
III, another.
. ' understand that X ossuth took great often
nv because the trigate would not stop at the oil
~, ports in order TO allow him an opportunity
r. stir up excitement, and cause trouble as he h
;. ~, done at Smyrna, Spezzia, and Marseilies;
-, ~ seemed to think that the .HsSisspp; was piac
81 under his orders for the expiess purpose
a.a ma king 4 revolutionary crusade.
49, could give you further details about The
nd sssuferings and worthy patriots, but tea
9TH may have already exhausted your patience.
I'D only hope that the government at Washing'
y =, may have been fully and truly advised by
go, officers of the facts Of the case, and not all
.,a itself or the people of the United States to
~ humbuggcd and deceived by such cargo
.lo live patriots the Mississippi will convey
,',,,, your shores. | begin, however, to fear that
ssi. connrymen like to be humbnggcd on such
,nn+ casons, and by such people.
re- So far from this statement being true, it
sea, since its publication, been positively denied
our Capt Long, who says he has the very high
~ esteem for X ossuth and his companions and
0 to no reason to regret having been thrown in tn
pc company.
tcd What will The administration and its hreli'
al-
nlv resort to next