Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-08
Fro,a the Newark Daily Advertiser.
KOSSuTn AND THE MIsSINSIPPI.

rrota the Newark Daily Advertiser.
KoSSuTu AND THE MIsSI>SIPPI.
Among onr European correspondence
rought by The Europa, which arrived a,
os,on on Wednesday, we have received the
flowing interesting letter from an Ameri.
IN friend at NarsrlIrs. formerly an honor
lie member Of Congress, which gives some
1portant information with regard to Kos
IN, which throws considerable light upon
mystery now beginning TO be felt con-
rning his movements.
/, is perhaps proper for us 10 add that pri
,c letters hitherto received, entirely coR-
m the intiratlons as 10 the feeling Of the
uiugui~hrd Hungarian toward Capt. Loug
i the officers Of the Mississippi; which
pears TO have risen Immediately after he
came acquainted with the fact that he
I'D not consistently w,th his duty, COM
with his wish to visit several European
IT. on business understood TO be connected
III hi. future proj-cs. This would clearly
re been departure from their orders from
Government, which we believe required
vessel to proceed directly home.
MAR-EILLEs, Oct. l2th, 1851.
We r-arhe this place a few days AGO,
as K.ss,lh and his party left il. His
,rarance here seems 10 have occasioned
siderable excitement, and as everything
.,iug to him is regarded with interest at
ne, yon will doubtless he glad 10 receive
le particulars concerning the brief visit,
ich are not likely 10 be generally known
rn the figate Mississippi arrived here
suih expressed desire TO leave her, and
to England through France, though he
unprovided with the necessary passports
Iired from all passengers or Travellers
nevertheless applied to tho T. S. Consul,
IN L Hodge, Esq y through Captain Lsug
he lrgate, TO nterr-dc in his behalf, and
is earnest request, Mr.. Hodge obtained
mission from the prrfcct of the city, for
and all his companions 10 come ashore
,on making himself personally response
for the wholr,) that there should be no
ic demonstration or disturbance. Upon
pledge they were permitted TO come to
city and Kossuh's request for permis
to travel through the country was com
cated by telegraph to Paris, and refused
,tter from the Minister Of the Interior
lis refusal aud the requirement through
Hodge Of the pledge, no, 10 make any
liar excitement, appear to have reused
axciiabIe temper Of the Hungarian 10 In"
est pitch and in letter 10 the Consul
had done everything in his power 10
and oblige him) he complained bit.
and denounced his cOndnct and That
lpl Long-proverbially one of the most
conscientious, and obging officers in
pavy; and who, withal, has done every
in his power to make the voyage agree
10 the eXiles placing his bes, apart
$ al the service Of their distinguished
Z and his family. In this letter he
IL viii leave the ship at the FIRST port
lich ii will Stop which he justly sup.
will be Gibraltar. Il will then 60"
Ids, "by some private conveyance 10 the
ID States, and make my excuses for not
z protited by the hospitality of your
nment vessel, by the publication Of
elter Of which have the honor to send
copy, and will confidently await The
lent Of the public opinion Of the United
80
W, from all the testimony have been
o collect, after some effort am couf-
that there is no Just cause whatever for
Extraordinary complaint of the officers
frgate, or of the consul and when
whole history Of Kossulh's conduct, since
came under the protection Of our flag,
les TO be known, it will, | am sure, he
md, that he has 10 ground 10 be dissatis-
d. TO say nothing more. 1t may 90 to
wv that he never intended to go 10 the
lied States, as il is certain that he has re.
itedly expressed his desire 10 go to Eng
d aud remain there, with view of per-
ting his plans to effect general revolu
in continental Europe, and give freedom
III people-which he supposes to be hi
,ointed mission. Several Hungarians so
ming here, tell me he never intended to
TO America, which is too far removed
the theatre of his future operations.
lie sent the Ministerial letter, refusing
passport, 10 the editor Of "Ls PeupIc,
ultra red republican paper here, and i
published with editorial remarks OF s,
ting a character that the authorities caus
he whole eItion to be Impressed Thi