The New York herald., 1851-12-08


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Our readers will find in this intelligence the fare
we'll speech of Kossuth in England and q brief a.
count of the banquet given in Liverpool to the Hon.
Robert ]. Walker The full account is necessarily
left till another day.
The London Times, of the 25tA ult confirms the
report brought by the America, that the Queen
of Spain had released twenty. three of the Cuban
prisoners, who are British subjects.
The Burtps from Bosten, arrived ct Liverpool on
Saturday night, the 22d ult.
The state of Hungary is most unsatisfactory, and
government organs admit that is much agitated The
system Of expulsion is still carried on at Vienna on
grand scale The correspondent Of the LONDON had
received Notice to quit within twenty. y.feur hours
The new King of Hanover has issued proclamation
announcing his having entered upon the functions Of
government, and pedging himself to the most sacred
Observance Of the constitution of the country
ministry had oeen formed Hanover which will pursue
entirely course Of policy.
The Gibraltar ChrocL Of the 18th ult states that the
OF serious insurrecon In Morocco much
sggsrsted II appears there really disturb
aDoes but they unattended with the important cir
.comstanoes first reported
The Berlin Journals of the 18th ut announce tha. one
of the Mssss Rothschd had left that city for London
negotiate the Of 2l 100000 thasr authorized by
the Chambers in their last session.
The California Gold Mining shares were generally
lower in London particularly for Nouveau Monde. Bee
London money market report.
learn from Gibraltar that the Moorish soldiers who
bad been s~pt the Riff country, for the purpose
rsscuing the British subjects who In the hands Of
the pirates had returned without accomplishing their
object.
The account. from Consntnople state that the minis
eria crisis is at end and that Ali Pasha has been in
.duced to resume his duties as Foreign Minister.
Zambsl has been sentenced at Venice, TO two years
hard labor for having spread report that revolutions
had broken out in France and Russia.
1kossuth's Fare well Speech In England.
We have already published an account Of the depsr-
ture Of Kossuth from Southampton. We nov give his
fsrews speech, a. reported In the London Times Of
The I'D ultimo-
Among the company on board the Jupiter we're Lord
Dudley Stuart, Colonel salw-y, p, Lieutenant Colo
nel Henry Rochfort, Mr. Tucker freetrafe farmer who
from Salisbury to KOssuth, about twenty
Ser Of the trsdesmen and inhabitants Of southampton
including three magistrates-MrG Lsishiey Mr.. q B,r
sett, and Mr. d Brooks AdsjsGaa prepared In the
aloon and after the Jupiter got way such Of
che company as could find sitting room vent below As
eoon ~ the dJe6sy was finished, the Mayor who pre-.
otled, having M kossuth on his right hand gave the
usual loyal toast The Snltsn OF Turkey and hnslly
in very eulogistic speech, which the company mot
warmly sppsudsd, proposed The health Of kossuth,
and his prosperous passage"
NJ KossUTH ssit-Mr Msyor-sllow me 10 call you so
my generous friend here NJ Kossuth shsok hands With
Asw f.Iia spA~ IA h.ve
bored somewhat not under serious ndisposton but
am laboring from seepess nights and almost now feel
ths world so can repeat, In begging 70 bid you
my humble vsrmfelt farewell the words Of the old Eng
~Put your trust in God and keep your powder dsy.'
daughter sud cheers sm curious specimen of the
whims o. ie ns,e ,o -, .as nm
marked private life. But duty pushed nie on (dsN)
believe Is the destiny, the most sacred duty o. yrJ
nau not 20 look his incliuators and 20 his an
sious when the great OF humanity an1 ftth.r-
land ssl him 20 action. so, when four. week. ago
-esch.d the shores Of England hal listened 10 my
own inclnatons would have desired 10 laui uokn
and unfs smarked But, knowing that when the psO2ls
OF Englsnd resolved to cheer me Il psrson.l
cheer but cheer for the principle Of liberty, w1'
anxious rather to meet the storm Of the manifestation
Of public opinion than to retire unknown into secluis
ness, which would have answered my private iaciins
tione and knowing merit to be Ia me I frlt that IL
not for to pass through England and Ie. thse
cheers melt away Ike girls sigh In the bteeas (Ap
plau.e) At Southampton meet the cheers Of tue
people, ei which you Mr. Mayor are the most generju
representative and out OF those cheers the storno
public opinion for the principle Of liberty
With such strength that your government saw at
believe the duty Of every government to do that Va
bound to acknorledge public opinion, when manifested
with such strength, irlpotes duty upon the govern.
ment that acknowledge It. so four weeks ago south
ampton was to my poor humble self the representa-
five Of freedom and humanity aui my poor native aai
rs the trumpet sound Of hope. Nov, when leav
Southampton, out Of that trumpet sound has grown
che roaring Of the acknowledgment OF the des
TIMES Of the world And give you my word that tia
Hungary which you have this day sslated as living
nation, will live cloud cheers Confidently believing
TIA ali thsse manifestations had really prsstissl ia.
tention-(hesr hear)-that they were not the passing
emotions Of noble hearts (hear, hearl-permi, me TO
public opinon is only then strong aud powerful When
h is kept alive tApPlause Public opinion Is
but pubic opinion Is powerful When L con
nues 70 shew Il at the Watching eye Of the people
7as never forgotten the deeds OF tie government nor
the changes Of circumstances in the ~orld rae priu
cipe Of freedom which has the appreciation OF tbs
pie Of England intimately and extensively conn.cts
with every principal interest which that generou,
nelds for good BE pleased TO accept from like a
testament the humble wish hs, the sympathy. for the
pronunciation Of which was aa humble opporiu nity -
let that sympathy not be content by having prououn;sd
ITSELF but Keep alive (applsuse) pronounce again
Hnd again that the mighty CT the earth may tl1t
the people of England good their word 30
COED their pronounced sentiments sni II be kept
alive, IL Is not belief 10 certainty and persuasion
that you will give freedom the world Nov the
s clear On every occasion have had the honor to al.
dress the people OF England have over and over sgliu
pronouLoed the principle Of Interference aunt.
lateral nterit which lets be done with humanity
any please but such as is worthy ofa mi nty
nation which makes respected the viii the
right Of every nation dispose Of itself G. Heas sui
cheers) th respect TO this non interfere let ~
for m, meu consd the condlioa of Europe. Frsa8s
u republic. oh r' and laugh 1 was sbD1t 20
cay why entertained the cOnvston that 10 Europe q
Precitely Ergland whon can sad viii decide On Ia,
neSt future OF the world and the nature Of the future
OF FurOoe Cheers The republic % France Il in sush
atisug opposition % the ds-pot'r1 Of Russia thi.
Russia uut eel it insncsvslT must oe awass oi i
fsct That s,cnss " ises tas sJshGai.ssi sf,a;p.s