Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-11-25
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As Inc Earopa, WhIch afrived ~ pes.on v. v .sl,y we have rseeysd the 'ohossns ss.Ins leer from an American Inena aA e... Iee' hle acsabcr of Congress. ~hIca gives v .,., ,f information witA regard to h0ssatn' ,tt ,sr,vvx considerable light upon t9e mystery
 ., h,,napr to be felt concerning nis i'oveiat aes' "'s 7. ,,s,sans propef for aS to add thai pfivaie ,..s., t,,herto received entirely eonarm the lstl-
 ,f,as as to the feeling of the dlstng gaiSieo uh -3,,,n teward Capt. Long and the osleefs .. ene tH,,,, tilsH which appears to have rase1 mFaedi- 15. ,oe, he became ac4uaiated wlih the faes S., la conla not consistently with hs dusy, com '' ,..b bz wlyh to visit several European ports r b',s.g.ss understood to be connected wiih hS g,s,. aroiests. Fms w0ald clearly nave ocea 5aoa,,,sre from their osdeS from oar government. ws.eb we believe required the vessel 9o peocesa directly home o.. ,o,h ,aSt
 we ,e.chst this place a few days ago, just Ss v,ssgts and hS party left Ii. fis aPpearshee t seem, ;o have occ 2sion.l considerable e1eIte- r,nt anu as cgeFything relating to hiia IS iSgafdea wth interest al home, you wr'A doaetif% oe giau q, recesve some IattleaIarS eoaeefn1ng 'le oHe1 ,ss,fl xbieh are not likely to be geaetaily known When the frisate Mississippi arvedhefe, hossuth s,nr-,Sed desire to leave her, aad go to Englaae ,st,,ya France though be w5S dspF9yded WIia ths necessary passports FeluIEed rom ali pasSei- s.fs ,e trayeiars. tie neveHheieSs applied 10 the F :. Consul, John l.. HoGge, Esq., tnroagh Capt Inn, of rhe ifgate, to pteFcede a has behati, ana s bSS earnest req quest, Mr Hodge obtained PerniS- e,,s iron the pretectof the city, for hun and all bs eonoaasons to come ashoFe-upon making hitri- e.slf personally responsible (for The whole,1 that ,he,s should be eno public demonstration q cSiaf- baace. Upoa thus pledge taey were permitted to cgns b tbs city; and Kossuths request tor per rafsSon t9travel through the county WAS comm a- ncated 6y telegraph so Paris. and refused oy iet- ter fr1ln the Minister of the inseFiof -
 Ta.s fefasai ard the requirement through MT. llII]se of .he pledge not 10 make any poPasar eA- l1tsns.nt appear to have roaSed the exctaoie tea her nf tAa aanzarin to the highest pichi and m a letter to he consul {who had done everything m hfs power to seFve and obiige hml he comp alned b,tteriy and deaodnced hS conduct and ttat oI Csns Lons-oroyefbial!y oae Of the E1ost ulsld, colsc,eaiioas and obllginf officers n the navy: aad who, wlthai has done everything In his power te make the voyage agreeable to the eMieSj plae ing lis best apartments al the ssryee ot then ais- taralsheu leader and his family. In tAis te,ler ne says. .' will leave the ship al the hrst port al wach ' Will stop |" winch he Ihst'y sdppoSes VIII be G.braltar II will then go," he adds, " by s5tns ptivate conveyance b the unted States, and maze my excuses for not having pFodted oY ihe ba5pitaity of your Government vessel oy the pab.lcalIoa ol this letter. at which l have the hanjr to sead you a copy, and will conhdehIiY asai; the judgment Of Inc pubic opaioh ot ihs United States
 NShN b collect after some eG5ri, am confident thai there IS no just cause whatever for ths eGtraord- nary complaint of the officers of the irIsate, or V tAe consul, and when the wheie history of hnss slth S claIact since he came under The pIgteeuoEl of oar flag. comes 10 be known. Il will, am sure, u be found, that he has ground t. be disSa-Shed t1 say nothing more. st may go 10 show lhaI be never intended to go to the CnIted States, as 1t IS eefan that he has repeatedly expressed his deslfe ta so ,o England and reman there, with View oi pefisei.ng hs plans to effect general revolution in Ecananeuiai Europe, and give freedom % all people which he supposes to be his appmn!ed msslon. Several Huaganans solourning here, teli me he never intended b go to Ameuca. " hlch IS 9o faf removed from the theatre ot ms future op- eTstlGns.
 H. seat the Ministerial letter. refusing him a pass port, to the eiltot Of T" L. Peups8," ultra rs4 republican paper here, and II was publsbed wth edliou4l remarks Of So exciting character that the AIthotIies caused the whole edition 10 be suppressed Tais yas among the direct vIc's;loas os the American ConSui's plssige founded on Nos sgta-s psogises. Fe also published ptociaIna- ton to the Democracy of MarSellles."
 !, appears from thus letter that tue reports of KlsS4la haYInS Guarreled and left the MIsSSslppl are fue The following additional confirmation 4e ani n the New York Herald;
 pespalcAes have been received at the Navy De- oartnen, from Commodore Morgan. with priyate
 
 winch arc calculated somewhat 10 damp the en- ;haglasyn n behalf of K1Ssath.
 A the last adv,ces. the Mississippi was at Gi- bfaltar, where she will reHlain tA koss1ths pzaS- ure known as regards hIs coming to thls country, winch s exceedingly doubtful. Previous to his en- tagkatioa at Cons santlnople correspondence pass. ed between aim and Com. Morgan, which the lat tsf distinctly informed Kossnth that his orders did nll aath0fze hEn to let the vessel go to Southamp- Son where Kossth desired 10 land, but that the cS- ders were simply EtJ~ afori him q passage 10 this country. A. MarSeilles. the ship was constantly surrounded by boats filled with an excited poPu- lace aa1 Iae authorities had to use al. taelr exer- tons b prevent roIt.
 Captala Long entreated kossath not to conpEo- mise the United States flag by issuing maniestos eal etcsliag the people. But little attention. however, was pald Io the request. kossath makes no secret of hs intention being to raise funds in Engah and France, fot the purpose Of attacking Aasttia and reyolation,zing Europe. and Il was tls avowed intention which induced the French llth0nues to fegaSe hun pefnissioa to enler Mar sell!ss. He assumes the air of q conqugror-not of 3n exile.
 The MisSissippi will wait at Gibraltar tiit Kos sata $ heard from Ia England, when fl he desires U come here sue will coaysy him; and f not, she wi rems.n al her station He wTii oriy Tlstt this eogatry, however. to raise the means for PS0se- outing h's revolutionary project, and not to make | hIs residence.