New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

point Picking and in Herat. a. the BosDhorus and
on the Sound on the Nile and on the Danube, aud
all over the Continent Of Europe. ttlear, hear.l
Jesuiism which in latter times has again begun to
raise its head is employed in support o. Russia.
We are in the neighborhoof o. grea, county which
unfortunately does not enjoy the fruits OF
times and great su1erngs The jesuit party IN
France threaten that countfy with the Cossacks'
Even here in this glorious country, question con-
nected with this not long ago was agtateo, as wei
IN public opinion as IN Parliament knew whas Is
convenient TO myself and due to YOU. ! will no.
enteninto that question will only state one curols
coincidence-l am a Protestant lApplausel | am a
Protestant, not only BY birth but BY connection an
an humble member OF nation the majority OF which
is composed OF Catholics and il is not the least glory
ofMy nation that in all times we fought and bled for
religious libeyy-Ca,hOcs as devOietly as PrOes-
tants. The rights ard freedom OF the Protesiants
were always strongly opposed by the house OF Haps-
burg That house had always IN history been closely
united with the spllit Of Jcsuitsm but the freedom
of PTotestanism had been established BY treaties
gained by swords of victorious Hungary. Scarcely
had Russia restored the house OF apsourg by putting
ITS foot on the neck o. Hungary, when the first act OF
that house TO spin noble blood by the hands oil
the haneman, andits second was destroy tne rSh's
of the Protestant religion in Hungary The kings Of
Hungary in former times were al ways ah1ioushOt 70
allow any meddling OF the court OF Rome IN 'ne tenn
poral affairs Of the Catholic Church, ana glorious
king Matthias Corvinus, Hungarian by birth, once
used these words TO the Pope Your holiness must
remember that we bear two crosses on our ensign
aud will make our crosses pixies before we allow
church" Since Russia had restored the house OF
Hapsburg for brief time the Jesuts have obtaihed
full power to act The encroaching spirit OF Russia
is that which every man in Europe iehes on VINO
wishes TO Go wrong The identity of the interests OF
England with tho interests OF the liberty OF Europe
gives me the hope that the generous sympathy which
have the honor to meet with, VIII not remain an
empty sound, that it will not remain without prac-
teal results for my poor country-for humanity
lCheefs] There Is no party III England wnlch can
deny it, that the armed Intervention OF Russia III the
n Hungary increased DcVOrd the
CDd6rance OF Russia on the continent wnlle AT
the same time il has violated the sacred principle OF
the Independent right OF nations to dispose OF their
domestic IL can, therefore hardly be de-
MED that long as Hungary Is not restored 10 0-
ty and to independence, the weight of Russian pre-
ponderance over Europe will not subside, but VIII
increase. And what Is 1t which request In the
Of my poor country and in the interest OF the
oppressed people of Europe from the great free and
powerful English nation Is II that England should
take UP arms for the restoration OF Hungary On
no All request and all | hope, is only that Eng
land should not abandon the weight which III Eu-
rope Is due TO her that England should not grant
charter to the Car to dispose of the dostinles OF
the world Public opinion in England can establish
it as leading principle in ackno "ledgng the funda
mental right of every nation TO dispose OF Itself, not
to allow the Car to interfere with the domestic
affairs of the nations OF Europe. People Of mighty
Albion this 1t is, and nothing more, which OPP
pressed humanity expects, entreats and hopes for.
AS to the rest, leave 1t to the nations OF Europe
themselves. tCheeIS.l Austria but no, ! can't say
my own brethren feel their grlefs as keenly as
those Of my own people, and have wishes and
hopes for their future as ferven as for those OF my
own nation. i have the right to say so. My life Is
an open book-tcheersl-ant the judgment Oh It will
be pronounced by dlsnerested history. and neither
by the hrelings of the house Of Austria, nor by
party spirit, nor by blind passion, as also not by
those base absurd caumnles, which IN my position
could not naturally fail TO be launched against
me, but STILL which | regret, not for myself, be-
cause they cannot but enhance the affection Of
1a4r ratfn ral 10 fool
revolted at such mean, base work but | regret
them because 1t Is no cOnsolatory view to see our
fellow creatures so delight in such foul calumnies
which must offend the self esteem of my people
which chose me to be its chief am surprised to find
these Caumnies, even in places where had not ex-
peced them 1t may be that relying on the affection
that my people has for me-and they are moral
people, that never can be said in any instance to
have given their confidence and love TO man who
is not honest man-st may be that for thiS reason
it is supposed Will not entrea the protection of the
law of England. | Will, however, consider the
matter soon my duties TO my fatherland leave
me single moment to myself. Loud applausel
STILL as said, II is history VIII pass verdict on me-
and so have the right to say before Goa ard man.
kind that the people OF Austria never had non have,
warmer friend than myself |. is, therefore, not
in regard to Austria, but TO the house OF HsPreI.s
that / wish to say some few words and all 1
will say of il is, that its perjury, with which IL mas
violated the rights of all Its nations has doomed
to destruction. There is God IN Heaven, ana
therefore there must be Justice on earth lCheerSl
The House of Austria, having forfeited even the
possibility of the love of the nations 1t rules has lost
the basis for its existence. Bayonets alone are no
basis for the soldier beoI also 10 the people, ana
tie soldier thinks likewise. The continued loans
aIe no basis they lead rather to bankruptcy what
is it. then, upon which rests the House OF Aus'ria
IL is OH nothing else than It's master the Gar, around
whom the House Of Austria moves as an obe1lent
satellite. But while the Hapsburg dynasty can nave
no future, the people of Hungary has future yet,
because i deserves TO live 1t has future, because
it has vitality it has future because It's IN,
dependerce is necessity 10 the freedom OF
Europe. (lere NJ. kossuth complained OF suffering
from pain in the chest, and apoogiZed Tor the ne
cessiy OF abridging his observatlors) TO me every
occasion is valuable in which | can by feeble words
and not by the power of eloquence-for you see
designe0ly employ no eloquence, but only a simple
statement of facts and the sound logic OF common
mderstanding-d discuss the matters ofmy poor native
land and your generosity would enable me TO 90
so still longer but suffer from sick chest aud am
not much capable of speaking without oad conse-
ouenCes and therefore | beg leave TO ask you 10
charge your glasses Applause. 1t is TO the future OF
my country that devote the ACTIVITY which havere,
gained by my liberty from the bondage OF ASIA ana
this my liberation Is, in the first place due TO the
noble feelings of the Sultan, who IN spite OF the
ant threats of Russia and Austria, has protected
my life and the life OF my compromising later
Welded but with 10 the pressure OF the CIR
cumstances which had forced him to surround his
hospitality by detenton-and who at last, raising
hlm> elf by the magnanmlty OF his inspirations ana
his respect for the nights OF humanity ABOVE d,
threats restored me TO liberty In the most dlgnleu
manner. But, expressing my grateful acknowledg-
ments to Turkey, may also return my deeply fel'
thanks for the magnanlmous lnterierences OF the
Governments Of Great Britain and the United states
of America in such n high and generous manner
supported by the public spirit of the people In ooh
countries, and even sanctioned by the magnanlmous
resolution of Congress, in obtaining the liberation OF
myself and of my associates 1t IS therefore, with
the warmeSt eeings Of grateful heart propose The
toast, " England, the United States and Turkey,
The conclusion of the speech was hailed with loud
applause and the toast was duly honoured
To this toast, Col. I. B. Lawrence replied for the
American Minister Hon. r. +. Walker also made q
speech in reply to toast IN honor OF the tnitel
States.
Reception In London.
On Wednesday morning, Oct. IS, LOUIS hoSSuih
made public entry into the City OF London, for the
purpose Of receiving the address OF the Corporation