The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIPS
CANADA AND BALTIC.
One Week Later from Europe.

dates 10 the 2s,h ult, arrived at A o'clock,
this morning. ST.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool,
with dates 10 the 29th ulimo, also arrived at
o'clock, this morning.
ENoLAND.-The reception Of Kossuth, at
Southampton.was most affecting and enthu-
siastic; as it was, indeed, by the whole poP-
ulaiion. He proceeded with the Mayor 10
his office in carriage, the carriage being
decorated with the Hungarian, American and
English eolors entwined Here he was IN
troduced 10 the people, and made a speech
from the balcony, which was greeted with
deafening cheers. Madame Kossu,h was al.
60 introduced, and received, with great en-
thusiasm, as were also their children.
At four o'clock, accompanied by the May.
or, the American Consul and many other
gentlemen of distinction, he proceeded 10
the Town Hall where he was formally intro.
duced 10 the members or the corporation
and citizens. Addresses on the part OF the
corporation and citizens of Southampton
were presented him, TO which he replied
with much feeling and appropriateness.
The Hungarian flag wrought al New York,
----.l---r..s.S.ss-a-.- % AKasa,,ih. hy Mr. Coos
key, The American Consul; and receiving it,
he said with much apparent emoiion--I re-
ceive it, gentlemen, as most valuable gift
entrusted by you 10 the people Of Hungary,
and swear by it to do Whatever may be
my fate. Cowardice or ambition shall nev.
er tarnish This flag."'
He spers tho night at the honse OF the
INaayor, and the next morning proceeded to
The Mayors private residence al Winchester
The people of the villages on the road turn
ed out in immense crowds TO see and well
come him, and at every point he was receiv-
ed with the most enthusiastic cheers. He
would stay few days at Winchester. On
Tuesday he made private visit to London,
lin former portion of the despatch it is sta.
led TO be Monday,1 hut returned the next
day 10 attend the banque. to be given him
ct Southampton, and at which the Hon. Abb
bott Lawrence, Ex.Secretary Walker and
others, were expected 10 be present.
A deputation of committee of working
men had invited Kossuth 10 banquet in
London, which, however, he had declined,
OIL account of his short stay in the country.
He had many suggestions 10 mako, and wish
ed 10 meet and speak with all classes, Civ
ing cause of offence to none by seeming par
TALLY.
A story is current in regard TO the threat of
Austria TO break off intercourse, but Lord
Palmerslon had assured Lord Dudley Stuart
that he would give Kossuth an official inter-
view.
The address oil the corporation of London
was 10 be presented to Kossuih, at Guild Hall,
on Thursday, the 3olh.
The frigate Mississippi, with most of
the Hungarians, sailed from Gibralter on the
10Th octouer, FOR New YORK.
All further search for John Franklin ap-
pears to have been given up for the present
Al council held by the Queen on the
Gath, Parliament was ordered to be further
prorogued from the 4th of November TO the
25th of January
Mr.. George Peabody, of London, had Civ
on splendid entertainment TO the American
exhibitors. Lord Granville, Sir Henry Bull
wer, Hon. Abbott Lawrence, and numerous
other distinguished persons were present.
Mr.. Bulwer delivered speech highly COM
plimentary TO America, which was received
by the company present with the utmost en-
thusiasm.
FRANCS forming Of a Neto Ministry
The most important news from the French
Republic, is the .formotior OF nsw Ministry,
which the Monitsur announces as follows:
M. Corbin, Minister of Justice.
NJ Turgot, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
M. C. Ceraud, Minister Of Public Instruc-
tion.
M. D. de Thorigney, Minister of tae Inte-
rior.
NJ de Casubianca, Minister of Commerce.
M d. Acrasse, Minister Of Public Works.
Gen. 81. Armand, Minister of War.
NH. Fortoul, Minister of Marine.
M. Blourel, Minister of Finance.
M. C. Giraud, performs the functions OF
Minister of Justice, in the absence OF M.
Corbin.
M. Jargoi, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
is charged with the Finances, in the absence
of Nj. Bloudel.
". Maupas, Pfefect Of the House.
M.lGaroure, has been appointed Preiect OF
Police in place of Nj. Cartier.
The gentlemen forming the new Ministry
are considered to present as good guaran-
lee for the maintenance of good order as the
preceding cabinet. ALL however, have more
or less OF the Bonapartist tendency.
The Bourse was scarcely affected by the
change, whilst quiet reigns in Paris
The accounts from the Departments are
far from tranquillising.
A manifesto from the Prince de Joinville,
putting forth hi s claims for the Presidency,
is immedi ately expected. Also, one from
Gen. Changarnier is looked for.
The Prefect OF Creuse has suspended the
Mayo, of Royere, for presiding at pstriotic
banquet given by the Representatives of The
Mountain.
SpAIN.-Rumored Change in the Cabinst.- =
The Madrid Gazette publishes a eoneorda
concluded between Pope Pho Nino and tht
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