The New York herald., 1851-12-08
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STEAMSHIPS HUMBOLDT AND AMERICA.

RECEIVED BY THE
STEAMSHIPS HUMBOLDT AND AMERICA.
Oar London Correspsndsnee.
LONDON, Friday Evening, Nov. 2i, 1851
Departxwe of KossstA-Desth of tie KS~g q Ha"'
ov~-PaAm~sso~ makes Political Cep'tst-Ass'
nia's Rage-Ba~kyvptcy Of the ASstvSs" Empire
-FIawce-Gt~sal Ssats of lSaws-7'is~rh Of
Lowis Napoleo~-Coxp @Etats-zM Weather
a~d 1Asatvs-7M Arcfic Rssssreh-zhs q he~
LOtfeyt- Miscellaneous, &C., &C.
Kossuth has sailed ct last for tho United States.
Before or ct least ss ~ this reaches you, the
Magyar chisftain will have set foot upon the free
soil Of the United States.
Accompanied by M. Pulssky, Madame Pulssky
and some Hungarian officers, his Secretary, 30 {,
Kossuth left London yesterday, and arrived at
Southampton . little after IL A. M, whore, after
passing an hour at the American Consulate, no
proceeded, accompanied BY the Mayor and Corpo-
ration lin full robes board the Jupiter, which
took them on to Cowes 10 join the Humboldt. A
handsome d.ies~u was prepared on beard the Jupi-
ter Kossuth's health was drank and responded TO.
AtgP M the Humboldt steamed out Of the
Roads with the Hungsrisns On board AT the
moment am writing she is ploughins the Atlantic,
dents of the New York press, relative to the con-
duct of Kossuth on board the mississippi have
been published in the London jOurnals
The King of Hanover is dead. He was the Oldest
monarch in Europe, being ia bis slst year As
Duke of Cumberland, he was never liked In Eng
land as King of Hanover be proved good sove-
reign As death will bs felt in Germany He
leaves a SON. who ia stone blind. have notion
that, according to German Law, the Prince will not
be able to succeed him, on that account should
my suppositon prove correct, there VIII Dc 70
zenoy, probably under the Duke of Cambridge.
The Prince (uow King) of Hanover has three chill.
dreu. a boy and two girls The boy is six years of
age. According to the HsDeverisn law Of success
sioD, the throne descends only in the male line
OF political news there is none in England, just
now. Honorable members are still out of town.
Pslmerston has received deputations with congrstu-
atory addresses for his spirited conduct In support
ing the TuIkish government in the release OF Kos
Court of Vienna. The noble viscount has made
what is called political capital and has earned some
popularity He has also succeeded in defsstng
Austrian and French influences on tho Porte. The
Egg ptian railway, and the work will be commenced
The finances Of Austria are in most dsplorsble
state. The following letter from Vienna, dated
10Th ult, Iithily portrays the bankruptcy OF the
Austrian Empire, and the despOtie rule Of Sshwar-
The events Of the last few days calculated all
the mind With sstonshnent and viii not fail TO produce
their appropriate fruit later alude 70 the
rests and summary election Of upwards OF hundred ind
vdua in business here whose transactions were
have ipuously affected the funds The expulsion
sfthe natives from house suspicion Of enter
tanning hostile views planning designs against the
State the daily application OF the oos<ss cane to the
backs Of the humber classes Of both sexes the suppress
sion Of facts the persecution OF Newspaper editors i'm
prisonmen Of literary and social benefsctors and
whole string Of like abuses Of authority already
m n m N nd hQyp bS0u
order Of the day in Austrian cities grosning under mar
t law that the appetite for such horrors becomes psed
and gladly turns from the subject With sigh OF pity
But when the authority outstep the utmost
limit that In Russia Is assigned to the police
superintendent backed By the drives nom
the large numbers OF ntsrferre personally
and in the face Of day with the commercial operations
Of the nonied world and then threatens great bankers
and wealthy firms With the sword OF the law in case
they persis In speculations make purchases which
may have the Temporary elect Of reducing the value OF
the government paper money one Is naturally tempted
to ask where ID the police and military interference to
end WHERE Is the precise limit discretionary power
Il the counting house Of the merchant we'll ss the
private dwelling Of the citizen and Of letters to be
subject to the domciliary visit the book Of head
policeman! il 80, when ss people justihed N rebel
lion to all authority or are the Au.uians supposed 70
tougher hide than other people, exposing them
to sssaults iron thar rulers and Arger measure OF
injustice than their neighbors? Given NIennese citi-
state Of siege and stsethauptman with boundless
authority a. Il seems how blows viii 1t take to
produce cry from the Vienna citizen why. the an
70 March s~. was period o. :unshns sn sna 10 ~
system Of espionage and police interference q sosed
much longer TO go the capital will become
xoIa smSpg The cities o. sur0ps ana sne noCls ofa %
double headed win be retrisvaby conounded with
the lower animals and the herd CT unciean things The
causes CT the depreciation bank paper are too well
known and obvious 10 admit Of mystincstion and
every attempt the part Of government 90 put d. IN
speculation and give fictitious worth to the currency
in fact than useless, IL dimpirhes whatever
ooDtderce before existed ard creates vide spread disa
mstrust sppsrent here the fact Of several msnufsc-
turer. being obliged 10 discharge their workmen and
coee their factories This IL more particularly the case
where silk Is employed that article being only pur-
ebssssble with hard casb.
The Prussisn chamber will be opened on the
9th inst by the King in person.
lshould not be at all surprised II Mr. Hulssmann
did demsnd bis passports at Washington, But
after all, II would be an idle denomination OF i'm
potent rsge. The United states can smile at Aus
trisn vindictiveness.
Louis Napoleon has had another triumph In
france I sent you, in my last, the result Of the
vote upon the Electoral law The very small ma
jority Of seven was regarded ~ tantamount 70
defeat Of the Assembly, and the organs OF the
Ely:ee say gto1orns. Ire next important dis'
# carried, would have enabled the Assembly 10 sp.
point its own officers, ard give IL the command
over number oftroops, to act, necessary, against
Louis Napoleon.
After q very violent debate. tb. proposition Of
the que stors rejected By very large majority
The mountain M sde common cause with the Elysee.
"a morganstic marriage, surely) Had the result
Of the debate been different, comp dtaf vas 70 be
resortsd to, and blood might have been shed. Gen.
st. Arnaud the Minister of War, had in his pocket
a message Of Louis Napoleon, to appeal to the peo-
pie, had the vote been In favor Of the questor;
Edgar Ney was ready to start for the different bar
racks commanded BY officers devoted TO the Presi-
dent, 10 tell one body to advance 10 defend the Pa
lace Of the Eytee If attacked and another di vision
to surround the National Assembly. Gen Magnan
bad declared that no orders we're 20 be obeyed that
Gid not emanate r. ON the Minister Of War. AS IL
happened, the Assembly was defeated; and people
are curious 10 see what will be the nert move.
The Optr,cH Prttigps thus analyses the late vote
In the Assembly on the proposition Of the ques-
tors. -
The aCs votes against II we're iivlei follows ls5
belonging 70 the mountain 2l3 Bonspsrtists, or timd
conservatives, and 10 formerly belonging 20 the
Lsgtlmist Parliamentary Club Among the minority Of
sCv ia legitinsts; 80 Tierspsrti lQl coaservs
tives futiOnis's SC republican, montagnards OF
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