The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-25


Reception Of Koss1th. - The excitement at
Southampton respecting the arrival there Of Kos
suth and his companions, continues unabated. He
may be expected about the 9th or 7th instant 1t
is arranged that upon the occasion OF hi: being pre-
sented with an address BY the city Of London, he
will proceed to the Guild Hail, in open carriage,
with Lord Dudley Stewart.
The Arctic Ezpcditio,s. = Commander Pullen
landed at Deal on Thursday from the Hudson Bay
Company's ship Prince Of Wales, after carrying on
a most perilous search for Sir John Franklin, in
the Arctic Seas, in 1849 and 1850.
Failures tn Glasgow. The Times mentions
that letters from Glasgow, yesterday state, among
other things, the suspension of Messrs. Slater q
Co., and Benson, merchant and brokers, with La
bilites amounting to 100000.
Ossian E. Dodge, an American vocalist, has ere
ated some excitement in England, by offering
$4,000 for the Crystal Palace one day and night
soon after the close of the Exhibition, for monster
concert
Although great preparations have been made At
Southampton and London for the reception Of Kos
suth, it seems to be the general opinion that be will
land in England, but come direct to the United
States. When at Marseilles he expressed wish
to pass through France to England, but the French
Republic seems to have been unwilling to irri-
| tate Austria to permit him. At Genoa also, it is
reported he desired only plant his foot on Pied
montese soil, but that Government represented that
| possibly Austria and Prussia might take umbrage
at any entertainment OF him, which representa-
| tion the patriot withdrew his request. We think
one account from Copstantnople Represented that
| Capt. Long had engaged to the Turkish Govern.
ment that Kossuth should be conveyed direct to the
| United States. If that account was correct, the
above is only gossip
In Great Britain, public opinion was deeply con
centrated on the approaching close of the great ex
hibition, fixed for the 11th instant. Two days
were to be given afterwards for the fee admission
OF exhibitors each being allowed to introduce two
frja uds: but the admission Of the publis would
no, tvsly cease ON the 1th nstant and the public
ann O uncsmsnt of the awards of the committees
will B., made on the 18th, as previously arranged
ThS citv of London has been chiefly occunied
;h u. el.ct;on Of cv;l oficey. for the c;v;l ve,,
wv. nsncing The Sheriff. were duIv in.t,lled
Ja' ~ .3Oth nlt The Lord M.vor ,j,houeb
oh .ns ,bs ..me time does NOT t,Ie of;cs unt
sls'eet ~" o,t ~ iVovembsr '''-' ''''''
h. ~. oonJu.t of the Judue Of the County Cour
,ra us ~ "a, or Of the G,vsrnoo Jonrn,i whom
so, f.no;sd in. nit oonveved in a nacard he baI
a,,h. ~ go. witbout aven i,.n;ng v,r,,n,
.nd ,nhor, ,vhsn at length compeed to 90 tbroucl
tha s.,.i;t Sa 4 al nnnishsd tor constrn.t;v. con
."e oiaoy, W ,hraa g.. IA ,a oossso,, 80
.Smp. ana os'a a. nment Ths conw;c,ad esn
.ls M, " W;I..., Ias been ,es, sad on n.vneen n
| of ~ 6n.. hv . .n,,,crintiou he y.fnsng 70 N,
,h,. eL;,n..H A. !, >v,s The nonnI,r e,c;,snen
,.s. ;,,sn.s and renra.entations from tho most IN
a"s,.;.i nm.rtar. ,yers be- ing made tn the Govern
Il - o>rd a.
ment ana me Hn1ncsor IN Ss As,;ns ~ .ae ah;" r.
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io..es WHICH, ne 'aiu' m'en' oe uiso"neo' ou' 'ou'
hoL @ pc e1plaIneo.
f0srRIA AND TURKEY.
According toa letter from Vienna in the Germai
Journals of Frankfort, the Austrian Government, II