Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

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LETTER TO THE MAY oN " ,srv Lengthy
The New York papers oil fiicaS e'na or tho Eripo,e
Inc a.onn,s of tho whole voyage oil inc riga'e
u" i,h tho yIuncurians on board, winch S''o" ia
-, rr.,,cs. cordially between them anu ~, on
NV e., "a last, AS TO the reasons winch 'nuu'eu
% decline returning 10 the MISSISSIPPI VIC
,a,, y, the Mayor OF the city OF New ofA "' oa'''
~ every reasonable iliHo: IN, os NJ,
=, r.. tn,r l. c. Kmgsland Mayor Of the Guy 9 t's''
l0r rr limited STATES ordered the steam md h
si..inri TO conduct me out Oh my f'''
eetn 10 life, because 10 "a the creates honor
wi;ri, man can meet. acu !, lon @ 10 my bleeding
sn,,,on 10 nv downroanen ~ a. hfhly en-
cohoim hoken native land. hailed Il a. svnn,hy
cnnraan manifestation Of your 10Th eveT bs The un Of oil
70 that principle when was '"1
,he on lra yOrs of all my lie ,a oorscnmcnt IF the
NE e en- hon win the nobio minded o, ami once
c,,.o sIeppcd on board the Mssis az hoard thewarm
Sultan se nnder your glorious t1ag-healu ~. Ill.,, In,
morcce- rh,or of the officers und cle" .es 30
seh, lava, md ralIant men, Inc '1uc p;con cnerosI
."r;can freedom American greatness, Thai lie spirit
ANY Ia c f,rtear TO have the IMPRESSION. 80. ~ old
~ c"i. mng nian hus shouted over me wa. hro,h
OF A'hStI enyscJ nations Don't despair hei i ~, se,
| rn,rerul hand your AID i h. rorven,, uus
ers oMe ;udae by them, sir now etse h ;is ,srv
have wished TO nave tio I
Gca,r T., the United States ,h limited States is io
D., knnw that tho sympathy OF thc tc bu. for he
given 10 any man ~ h enrssents And 60 felt c'nvlnea
p, would prove unworthy 10 ms sy' . e Gmnmcnthe
ssnrr Of my fc should neglect LOT 70 r.; shuld
ttehsu ic Divine Providence has assisnen ~ ~ crcn
I"sI ~ nroyIe according 10 the nv. oonns
for the interest of yonder cause IT,. approbao on
Republic OF the Unitea o'a'''
and its sympathy :.o,;,rs dutv of honor and en-
- ~ me not TO leave Europe without nv hm
lie and private affairs, and cafeuy ,is which shall h'e
y. w the honor oi the hospitality OF !o' T,her M n
Ga lie most imperiou. duties OF Pu'.'o ir few DIS
oncoitp n
II; EnoIand before | continue mi PaSs"Go
States c,,;o and afterward Capt Lig
r 40 N;ssissipp mere did, with inc hou Iii. ncce;
true American heart Is & lie MISSISSIPPI
the Bay o Gibraltar for my return from Ensana WIN ne
packe, boat which leaves Southampton on the I'm int
French nation but It's present government refused gran
ne permission pass rapidly through France oy "hl;l
passage might have spared time and suffering 10 ny wt
and children And the first means OF conveyance tt
EnplnA can avail myself of i, only packet boat 1pect
ed tomorrow 10 arrive from the ORIENT and lhs tooInak
ing c.eyen days to England from hero.
On the other hand Capt Long informs me mai an lon
ger delay here would render not only my associates o al
so the officers and crew q The Mississippi liable IN af?rac
ing the coast OF The United States 1T late season. to snl
suenos by having 10 endure excessively ec'elei coiuih
So considering on the one SIDE, that the sacrcdiu
ties force me leave Europe for some tlme before ~
vitnn for my affairs in England and considering on h
other side that only staying eight or ten days IN England
were entirely impossible 10 join again the Mississippi hr
18th November that Ot course We could
~ arrive in the second half Of December on your hospital
shores il became absolutely duty OF honor 10 me not
cause any augmentation in the hardshps and sulierngs
the officers and this ship and not 10 embarrass the
their public service also 10 alleviate my own associate
in their passage 10 the United States
These are the motives sir which deprive me OF Inc hon
TO be conducted your glorious shores board the Mssl
sppi yaie but feel cunsulrd lie idea that in adoptt
such course only have relieved those who are
board the Mississippi from Herring but myself also
have the high satisfaction entire month sooner to enc
the happiness of landing New York, a5 un decided
leave England board of that Steamer which leaves Ii!
crpoo on the 7h uf November for New York.
Having had the inesmable pleasure to read reported
the pubc papers that the city OF New York resolved TO ho
or with generous reception and hospitality, in my nd
serving person. the Cause and principles represent r.
your kind interference the generous city Of New ok abo
these accidents and about my intention ~ leave Llvcpo
for your city on the 7ih' November.
confidently hope that the people ana Government OIL VI
United States will appreciate my motives and approve n
course Was bound 10 adopt.
~ Let me hope, ALSO sir that might nothing have lost
ILL., impcIous necessity Of this from you and yol
peol's sympahies which, though conscious not 10 hay
'htf'ea consider the greatest honor Of my life the hlghe
reward o' ~ suerngs and the most honorIng encourage
inth s'eaG.! W toward that noble aim which the PEI
pie OF The Unltea 81" has sanctioned and sanctie by
o sympathy
BE pleased sir TO accept L." EXPRESSION of my highest II
cards asog gratitude and ,;s,incmishsd
with which have the honor 10 be,
G Your most obsequlous servant, KOSSUTH
u S. steam irigatc Mississippi Bay Of Gibraltar Oct
" 1851.
1--WE think this should be the 5h insteil of tho ri
because we know OF 10 leave Liverpool ON n
1th The Asia have lett Liverpool FOX New York n
SATURDAY Nov. 5, and he is probably on board I" n''