The New York herald., 1851-12-05

By the Humboldt we have received our usual files of
Lcndon papers to the Goth inst inclusive together with
usual correspondence.
Excepting the French sdvices the is not Of very
great importance either commercially politically
The United States mail steamship Hermann Capt. VIII
son, arrived on coves at A. NJ, the 18th ultimo
aera stormy passage Of little under le days and pro-
eeeded TO Bremen.
The British and North American royal mail steamer
Niagara reached the Mersey ct A NJ on the 18TH hav
ing made the run in l2a days, mean time.
The Pacific steamship arrived at Liverpool the 18th,
a5P.M.
The king Of Hanover (the late Duke of cumberirnd)
died st Hanover the 18th u By his death the Eng
lish government f2l 900 year that sum having
been annually paid TO him. The early life Of the king
was celebrated for al the vices that can disgrace
humanity and he was justly execrated by the English
people. who were, however foolish enough to permit
right royal grant to be annually paid.
Fearful earthquakes had taken place along the Alba
nian and Delmstian coasts
Departure OF Kossuth from England, &c.
The departure Of Keesuth from the shores Of Britain
was marked BY demo nstraton at Southampton equal
ling in enthusasm that which attended his landing
there Nearly all the population turned out TO bid him
God-speed on the voyage and the aasctonate express
sions Of esteem which displayed exhibited the arm
hold which bis virtues and talents have taken In the
minds Of the English nation One Of the splendid steam.
ship bsongipg 10 the Pennsusr and Oriental stesra
Navigation Company was plated ct bis disposal TO con-
vey houth from Southampton to Cowes All the ship
ping In the docks dressed with flags the Hungarian
eoors predominating, the Of the Southampton
battery Numbered forth national salute Of twenty ops
guns ,gnifcsnt Of their recognition Hungarian ma
tonaty and amidst hearty and enthusiastic cheering
the nlu'trious Kosuth stepped from the English soil to
embark for the United State ~the home Of the free the
and Of the brave where let u. hope his reception viii
equal II It does not surpass that which accorded to
him In monArehca England During hi. stay at South.
snpten Koseuth and his party were the guests Of Mr. j.
Croskey, the Corsul Of the United States
On board the Jspiter (tse steamer conveying Kos
suth TO Cowes) the Mayor and Corporation Of South.
smIton had assembled and magnificent ds,,ser vas
served in honor Of the distinguished exile several
tossts were drank including the health Of Koesuth and
that Of Mr.. J. r. croskey, which was proposed BY NJ
kossuth himself When the time Of par, ng came Kos
suh powerfully affected and expressed In accents
broken with emotion his thanks for the kudne-.
be bad experienced from his Southampton friends The
tesrs Of sympathy gstned 10 pesry drops on the eye
lids Of the numerous ard influential party assembled
to bid him goodb BY and amidst the loud and
lcng continued cheers Of the Thousands Of people
Who were present in steamers in boats Of all clas.e. aud
sizes and lining the shores of the pcturesque and beau
tiful 1sle Of wight, the garden Of England the Hum
boidt got under the mutudes Offering up prayers
for the Welfare Of the n!ustrous Hungarian Hbers.or
The following s the programme Of the proceedings Of
hs Southampton Town CouBcf preparatory 10 the de-
parturs Ct Kossu,h-
meeting of the Council q the borough OF South
anpton was held On the 18th November at the Audit
House or Council Chamber, in Southampton.
kisb,id @ Arare~s, Bel, the worshpful The Mayor,
IL res moved BY Mr Alderman Lashley seconded By
Nr Aid rman Paik. aud resolved unsnimou.ly-
Ihst tbs Council having eivtd from the gorshlpfa
The Mayor comr unicaton IN the intended dspart
ore q the iuustriru Hungarian patriot Jous Ko.,u,h
om this port 70 the United states of America on the
9th instant
The men bsrs of this committee cannot refrain f-om
hereby recording their admiration % those patriotic and
where snd Ell occasions suunciatsd 90 hs people OF
this county snd q those TTomp; aud unq gafsd den
ais which he has gwen 70 the uDfounded calumuss of
the shettos q desposm snd tyranny whether resilient
In ths ether ns we'll of the s1rr tssing
ef 4uenco and i-resstibe tru,hf1lusss With whch he
has plsofd bsfore the British pb- the Countless wrours
aud the crushing expressions Of his be.oved country
ard tie claims whish &c has On the sympathy
moral ard energetic inf 1euce q 81 lovers ~
r. eGcn Throughout TIE weird MOst gratG ing has De-
ben &C. tts Cuuneilt to bava p5strvd fm dty 10 day
' cs he srirs cf tlet araf lni diunzJsAsi 1sn 10
.t1 q PIE ruoc eondu-t and Drvsts vorth and 4 bic
go sfcfces Pr 'trse gst ara uuiyi8g principles of
orfF ~ tH hnf1 eNv a1Hs eprpreu5s j. ct
uhtc'g srrrere1 io ere Nar0r sn1 torplrtti1n n I
u'itL u hasa tafn es,ry here u0st eott lsia.tt
a,y tcl at1 ~ -,e ninaos of the nr..sa people
lfs arl lrcr.Hft u-I.r ru .f 20 Ulfsfrf,us hish-
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