New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRASkLIN.
KOSSUTH NOT ARRIVED IN ENGLAND.
Dates London and Paris. Oct. -.

v otton from Cowes Oct -, at g. O'Clock P VI,
arrved here yesterday at noon, making the pas
sage in 10 days l.. hours
October 22d at o p NJ OF II. Adams
Head tie Franklin passed large steamer. Oct p
at q p NJ, In lat so 05. long 81 39.'. spoke the
packet Constitution, from Liverpool for New-York.
Oct 81 at P NJ, John Shesn, seaman, from Cal
way, while IA the act Of hooking on the main spen-
Ger sheet, fell overheard and was lost
The following Is i list Of the Franklin's passen-
gers:
John p March, Mn. Wr Cock. H. 9 Chadwick ani
lady NJ A. Michel John +. Deiaolaln. Prof. II. Tap
Carrie : Ca'binus. A Montgomery lady and servant
Dir Hi sod lady. j. J. Schemefhorn imes A.cOcS and
9. l. Mahsnon, Dr Gruaard. Chas Maaoltss Dr
Wotkyus and lady. Miss HELEN WotSyus. Miss
Bsumann Guidln and lady, o PacaiIn and lady L.
NJ. ElnIr and lady, u IS A Ludlow, J Lndtow'
Lbe1rer q dispatches from the courts OF eaoLld ana
France Mad. Cauches and cAtcren, MissJ Csnrhos'
Miss Canchos John J. Canchos aud servant Cht,.es
Edward WIsiow. MIS- Mare Miss l. Mare; Mn NJ
Lot. Miss He'd. CHARLES Mcconnell Y. Jr william VI
Ms Pc. FRS. Mss Power ma Delapl ante on New
York Thomas Powers. ildy, child ana 'eTV ant Mlss K
on smith c Jacob and lady. Ben amin Homer. Mss
RICHARDSON Thomas " Klmbal, Rev; Thomas Osborn,
Pnladeluha ! NJ Hecters, lady and sery ant.
Henri Tyron. OF Baltimore. T. Mcdowell and LADY,
L,one Ma Iq oJuff H,w. a u Keatucsv Rev
Danvers. Oregon Mrs Day, Edw. Loneple, P Parguer,
Lacr@1 Martin Barnard Of Ne y, Ofs sa
DE Soc re, Brazil A Payer, Mrs r Peret, EW WinsoT.
l. Belne. E GTandmange, p MIandl9n' Amanf .
Won. lady child, Mrs Nathan. Mnah Nathan, Miss
Sarah Nathan. Mrs Gross. Miss Mene Of trance' NJ
Rernards. Span, Mrs A l. Hunt and servant
The Boston screw steamer S. 5. Lewis
arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday, Oct 81, after a
passage of L days On the Eth, when lOi days at
sea and IS miles west of Cape Clear she lost her
propeller IN gale.
We are obliged to Mr.. Hincken, the
Purser OF the Franklin, for files Of Paris and London
papers.
The political news is not of much imPor-
lance
Kossuth had not arrived in England up
to the sailing OF the Franklin.
letter from Constantinope, Of Oct !, IN the
Augsburg Gazette. gives the following as the speech
delivered by kossuth on gong on board the irigate
Mississippi
"Companons-May the Almighty God be praised who
has granted the extraodmary favor OF being able -
speak you worthy brethren OF nation under thus
hse pointing 20 the flag Of the United States Now only
can ibreathe freely Now only exile, feel myself
proud At owing nv delyerauce to YOU and 10 one Of the
most maenanmous nations of Europe am about 20 pro
coed with % tina, generous people 10 whom
you have the happiness 10 belong and shall KISS wlth JOY
that sacred land liberty whore hope to md cr my
fortunate people what seek. Yes, for seek Brethren
and Kossril VIII hot die until he found them Bat
DO not seek your sympslhes for possess them
asylum for e,iles Tor shall want long
the Mag shall gOan under the yoke Of the ScaNonlan
nor herstor for lIuia AIRY VIII know how to deliver her
self but seek ayenger agaat the opfessor II holy
cause and for innocent who have ur psty fallen
When koSsuth had concluded the captain shook
him by the hand, and the crew cried " God save
kosSuth."
No minister had been appointed in
France The Patr.e of the 22d announces semi
officially and authontativey that the negotiations
with N Blllault ton the formation of CABINET hat
completely failed. but that President Napoleon had
opened new negotiations which promised promptly
10 solve the difficulty still 1t the new ministry
viii not be formed under two days. though the Pre>l-
dent was actively occupied about It. The candida
tuIe Of General Changarner Is distinctly plt IN a
htho1aphlc manifesto, signed by the legitimlst Jour
nalst, Alpnonse de 81 CheToh.
From Italy we learn that the celebrated
tenor TtaschHI, was murdered az Bologna on the
10Th INST. while sitting AT his breakfast. The mur
derer is SAID 20 be his colleague, the baritone Coln
and the motive professional jealousy. CONN sue
ceeded III escaping, according 20 the same accoant
The murdered man has eft widow and Tour Gait
dIen.
The Opinione of Turin, OF Oct l., con-
tans the following nOhce, dated the lith
The Austrian Military Commander OF the City and Port
Il L,ghoIn IN consequence Of The prosecution directed
against C. T0gnelil. Pagnl, ard Slm1n, carriers n
gated among Their comrades anarchc doctnhes oergve
Of AL order and COVE rnmen condemned tem conipimfDy
10 The notification Of the 18Th OF December 1919
month imprisonment m irons and days fisnns on
bread and per week. The mllltau commander III
making known that fact t. the public presses hope that
thus rigorous punishment NAV example 20 The
numerous class Of porer II Leehorn, Who hs trusts EAU
not themselves 20 incur the penaesto whNA er
comrades have been condemned
In Prussia the Kings birthday has been
celebrated with ostentatlous parade Of loyalty and
reiocings IN every part Of the country Hollow show.
The Conference Of the CommiSsares Of the seye-
raj German pos,offices was opened a, Berlin on
n Scnr ckrrf
one of the directors of the Prussian establishment
Several important suggestions for improving the
present postal system will be laid before the con.
ference among them are, draft OF the re"
postal treaties which it Is desirable to conclude with
other States a Set.leme nj Of the amount OF postage
on newspapers (at present levied on no fixed prlu-
cple papers beng frequently charged as letters
postage three times their cost price, the establish
ment OF a Central Chamber Of accounts IN Berlin or
Vienna the basis of general system Of postal COM
muncation for All Europe will also be considered as
an object hereafter to be attained II possible. The
chief suggestions OF extensions and improvements
of the present system are made by The Austrian
Government.
The federal Diet OF Germany have re-
solved to establish a federal police, as an instru-
mept bv which to defend the cause OF order against
the entertainments of " anarchy and socialism
The accounts of the health of the hIng
of Hanover are very unfayoraole The Duke OF
! Cambridge had been summoned to visit HIS Majesty
The Hanoyerian journals express great fears for the
| result Of The Kings illness.
A fatal catastrophe occurred at GneNen-
dorf. about IS miles from Vienna. Austria, on the
18th nit. \ large powder magazine, containing al
| tie time half a tun OF powder, blew up. whether by
accident or design Is not known.
The sufferers whose bodies have been found are a
major Lieutenant. and auditor Of artillery ne
INSPECTOR OF the magazine. and the Swo >entrie> Oh
| ouiy Young glIl, the daughter OF suoo. Liza
| lshoter i also missing. The officers OF artillery,
who me their death m cOnSeQuence OF the explosion
had only that instant reached the entrance To me
| magazine IN carriage AMI par having 0een O'Ie.
81 - tho military authorities 70 inspect ad1 repprI