New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

Colonies Gal, KISS, Beihlem. Thaly Counts ' ay,
Karacsay, Teleki Baron kemeny Messrs fuI'Ny'
Bucovch, Wagnich and Gerowe.
Visit TO London, &c.
On Friday it was rumored that kossuth
children would arrive in London by the II O'Clock
tram from Southampton, and several persons await
"a the arrival of the train but there beng no uhu-
sual appearance. they went away entirely ignorant
of the fact that the children had arrived me
eldest is boy about eleven or twelve years OF age
with fine features a remarkably expressive counte-
nance and blue eyes and but tor sIgat tihge ol
salovness, would have been taken for rising son
of the north OF scotland He was dressed IN neat
travelling cap Of round shape and llght uIao coIol'
and similar TO those marked III The shop windows
wide awakes." The second child, who appeared
to be from a year to two years younger MAS
dressed III Leat but unpIetenGihs GIess, WIN a
small pink bonnet The third child was aiSo
neatly but unassumlngiy dressed, and wore a nat
cap or bonnet Of the same material, description
aHl color as the elder boy. They exhibited signs
of health. much vIvaclty, and gentle temper ~
te4ectuaty be,med from their eyes ana shone IN
then Young cOuntenanceS, and the niue Things dp-
reared to be quite unconscious OF the importance
which was attached to their presence. Ihey were
arrompani,d bv several distinguished Hungarian
rciugcCs who appeared 10 attend them WIN almost
paterLal Election. The contrast between the smIi
ing faces Of the young children and the suhqul.s'
beaded, and determined faces OF their auehudnts,
was remarkably striking The iron face oil Mars was
sucngly but fayorably, contrased win the sou APP
peaIance Of innocence and many. persons On tue
cren of kossuth, appeared anxious TO view the chli
dTtn The names OF the children are VIENNA "a
dauehter) ana Francis and Louis. Inc Two poys
re,e as we have said, dressed pretty mdcn alike.
The chicren and their Hungarian attendants, VINO
had supported their father IN the council ana oached
him In the field, projected IN three vehicles TO theH
quarters in the metropolis Madame hosSuth' ac-
companied by Madame Pulzsky LETT winchester on
Stature az morning, and joined her children. .
An interesting incident occurred at the
May ors residence on Friday Two caskets OF levels
ecrfth had
the insuTToctiOnary war In Hungary, ana were gwen
ND aslost II seemed however that someho" vi o'iei
tbey had been recovered by Madame PulzsAy, VINO
on frlday had the gra.ihcation OF restoring theh "
th,ir ught owner The Jewels 1t Is SAID, are worm
ron Is eco to 81 OOO.
NJ. kossuth and his suite left Winchester
~ zine o'clock on Monday morning ana reached
Waterloo station at halt past eleven ms air' va a,
was unexpected, and there was, consequently, no
dtnOnsiIaton, TIE party driving OIL IN caos uhlo'
tced.
IN invitation to a public dinner in London
has hecn declined by II. KOssuih, IN the following
toms ,,.....-., no, q ,su
Dfor SIR Notw ihstandng the arguinenls you u Su
ced an compelled WIN deep fegte, 20 nrat,de
m fect ~ those who propose this to hono me- would
have zen ne much pleasure m accepting D "h"h
~ fec ne on the broad principle Of not accepting any
similar de nor IT. which might subject nae to the impu
taioI of having mixed with any party whaessI OF any
ra,tv az sStion whatever an this country nnecuon
VIII En- rotw hsandiDg dsinclnsti9n OF disaVowI On
me s' ., ~ ~ he cenSirusd by ma.yoeace
rnsetnly interference IN the domestic concerns OF =
,oruti, rot my own and which has So generously al,
forced ne protection and hospaii,y On tins account
have found necessary TO dec me a.! nva'iehs OF us IN
me unless from corporate bodies, which, from thelr ma
cure are supposed not O. represent any paIy III t .
son must beg leave definitely 10 acqnhh you, tns. ~
hi he most agreeable and convenient - me 20 receive
lie address by which you inform me the "yAhg sisse'
propose hoLo at my own residence .ne gay on"n
CoiuoTation dear sIr, your very obsdenI sefsan'
To lhanion Hunt, ESQ. l.. ho'suIh'
the French Democratic Socialist Jour
nas are no, at all pleased with me speech OF NOS. NOS
su,b Al SOUTHAMPTON. IL has disappointed tnem
really and the more 40 as they had expected nos
suih to Join the European Democratic Comh1ttee'
and all Of them had almost asserted that we Colh
T. ifec would hencefOrw issue ali IT'S orders IN tue
r,smeS OF kossuth, Ledru Roliin, and MaZzlni. ne
Nofionai consoles itself however, by nope tnat
Eoesuth will as matter OF necesslty rauy 20 inc
cause Of the universal Repuohc. ms IS hot very
probable after hs having proposed three cheetS LOT
:, Oueen who in the universal Rcp'bc must dlsap
pear with otEer crowned heads
Tie Vienna correspondent Of the Da"y
NorS writes
perceive that the attention OF the pubic
m England has again been drawn 10 certain
facts connected with the earlier HE o. hossu,h,
which are considered by his enemies 10 nave leiI the
stain Of dishonesty upon his cnara ter US Iasl 70
that individual that the real facts oil 'he case snoSi1
he " ldey spread that his friends may Eno y "ha'
value 10 place upon the ylDg atack Oh hls adFeIsd
re-. fullfve and twenty years ago, Whel ho>su.n
vas BARELY eighteen or nineteen years OF dee ii' ~
teced wInnI for olmseif the ince eehosAt PosI
non Of fscal agent 10 a lady IN tae Lempun COM
itst or county HIS duties are rot 10 De com
pared TO those OF land agent or steward 10
a roblsuan in England, though what that IN
diyitual fulflls the fiscal agent also does, Dnt
stll more The relations OF landlord and tendI. IN
Hungary are very different, and require adinerenL
nauagement. Whether the personal advantages OF
the Youthful lawyer had attracted the lady favor
able notice before or after the situation was gwen
TO him Is not quite clear out II is unhaPPlly es-
iabhshec beyond the possibility OK DOUBT mat
Kossuih found favor II her eyes, and that the
closest intimacy ensued. During the period OF
unbounced affection the lady gave 20 her agent.
lover written control over all her property aad
her purse As is too often the case IN such
affairs, II ended IN muiua! coldness and hatred
The lady, carried too far IN her changed affection,
demanded statements OF accounts from her agentand
even prosecuted him for incorporation OF sum
OF II SEQ forms fl ,430) kossuth had at tnat period,
young as he was already acquired political notorieIy
and had made enemies. The accusation was urged
with malicious bitterness ard after long series OF
uisi p-us formaites and techncatles In The use OF
which England Is surpassed only IN Hungary, Nos
suih at last appeared before the Jury IN The secHn
or County Asslxes To save himself from the pen
atty OF felony. Kossuth was compelled 10 lag bare
the intimate relations in vhich he had stood TO his
accuser. and TO produce letters which have never
been dlsavowed, Authorizing hun to make use OF
the lady's funds 10 any amount. The scandal which,
on this denouemert ensued, was great, and hos.
suth left the country. I believe that the amount
which be was accused OF having Incorporated,
was subsequently refunded An event no, unusual
IN Hungary occurred soon ater the documents Of
the case vanished but there is no evidence 70 show
tha, kosSuth was concerned IN their disappearance
These are The true facts well known 70 every person
in Hungary. Indeed they were brought 10 light
again during the diet by attack maceby Szecheny
on KossuL They were never considered in Hun
gary, nor will they be though. IN England 10 tarnish
lie ell merlted reputation OF the Hungarian states
man That Kossuth is not revolutionary nor a
Dam Al al hut