The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Our Paris correspondence.


PsNis, October II 1851.
kossuA quitting he hssissiPi dsdgeon-Taia MsAes-
sh,,oh q her Car,r
The Austrian Court has It Ia said on good authority
given orders 10 Baron Roller the Ambassador from Aus
tria to the Court Of 81 james 10 demand his passports
and Immediately to quit London the moment Kossuth
arrives, and h received publicly at Southampton
Meantime fresh delay has occurred in the movement.
of Kofsuth and he has len the steamer Mississippi and
lsDd,d at Gibraltar, where he intends to wait for pr
vate oonvyance by which he will proceed to Eazlsnd
The Austrisns may nab him yet and carry him back to
uneergo immediate and ignominous execution. II hs
dces net take Even kings Ia ancient times In pas
ling through peaceful countries hsve been seized upon
and made prisonsrs and kept in chains by their
mics This the with Richard Cour de- Lion aud
was In Austria, too that he kept in prison many
years havirg been seized upon While returning ,ush
France, on his wsy home fcm the Holy Land. There
also examples of recent date Kosuth IL not
safe unless In England America and when he lrf the
Datiopsl steamer, he left the protection Of America
True s that England possesses Gibraltar but when hs
leaves that place In private ship, he will be assalable
fortunately for him, Austria Ia, nsets or marine
shy account or he would certainly be arrested on nj,
Journey. Mr. Rives, Minister at Paris told me, to
dsy that he bad received accounts from the American
Consul at Msr.-ies Of the circumstance have above
mentioned knew II before the news hal spread
among the Americans like wild-fre. IL appears that q
mi understanding arose between kossuth and the on
ofthe Mississippi arising from Ko,suths proceed
irgs st M1seillss They were anxious. naturally
,n,ush, that be, while board national ship should
do nothing which might compromise the national govern
mept in rfpsct TO is relations with friendly power
Ko-utb 10 said took c.nce these very proper re-
presentatiobs and left thu ship and landed abrsar
make no comment on the fact. The address Of Kos
suth TO the democrats Of Marseilles has alec given
fierce "a his b, st friends in England and they DO and
ssy all they TO sht ef from him the i'll impressions
u has Trcouced towards him and towards the Of
which he for the moment made 10 be- IL the
led TO an OF judgment something like that Of the
ny the wheel the fable when the ny seeing The
dust and hssrirg the noise, said TO tself What
sstion L make what dnst kick up in the world ~
such of Judgment are very common among ffsn
mortality At all events the subject L. pregnant, and
the fact 10 be lsmented
Kossuih appears In his letter to the Mayor Of sob
ampton explains the matter differently and implies that
he lift the Misssirpi because the captain nsisd upon
ssming direct for New York without calling ut South
smptcp. The report shove referred 20 has contra
sot worth much, and diplomatic than true The
vew have frequently taken In former letters viz that
the Frsnhfort Diet called Il In fact general govern
ment, h confirmed BY the fcnovng fact related in me
complained 10 the Diet that by certain law lately
pssscd by the Hsnoverian government, their ancisnt
uds rights cursil and abridged here ,non ths
Diet has given its mandate snd supreme coromand
to Hano'er that thessid laws shall be imr ediatey re-
vtked
Mad Biscsccisr who has sailed for t,e tnsd st,tss
antr Umpetirg mott successful tour in England waa
tfred hsndse me engagement In u Italian Opera hers
TO return sssln TO sunny Amer a. the land Of her birth
hat sbe absolutely refused "a the estrestss made to
detsin her
The fsaoU, Lea srt<s ., you have sIrssdy heard :.