North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-19
{ Correspondence Of 81 the IS, standard. /

| New YoRK, Nov. 10, 1851.
i Or. Editor The U. S. frigate Mississippi, be,
not with kossuth board, arrived here yes lerday
The = Governor of Hungary Kossuth styles
himself, will be here in week, having determined,
for certain reasons to remain in England ten days.
He had sixty companions with him board the fri
gate sharers in his captivity in Turkey. OF these
forty-two have come in the Mississippi, went
ashore at Smyrna, and sixteen remained with Kos
| suth in England. "a EEr Ey5 $50 ssfs
appears that all the narratives of Kossuth's dis
agreement with Capt. Long of the American rigate,
were grataitous. Kossuth and the Captain were
upon the most amicable terms and T. expresses him
self In the warmest language of encomium when al
ludng to the vessel and all its officers. Indeed three
OF the Hungarian officers called newspaper Office
here yesterday, and challenged the editor because
he had published account of difficulty between
H. and the commander of the frigate. and attributed
1t 10 Kossuth's impetuosity of temperament.
A public letter to Mayor, from the pen of Kos
suth, appeared in the papers this morning. 1t gives
reason for his detention in England his duties as
patriot. father, and man. His children are to
be put to school there. He will probably come over
in the Asia, which was to have left Liverpool on
Saturday last The Hungarlans who have arrived
here are fine looking men. well made apparently
JOY excellent health, and in good Spirits though
very poor, $25O0 only being divided amongst them,
and this was presented to them by the generous Sui!
tan OF Turkey. The women quite handsome
generally, and dressed some of them in the oriental
costume, and some in the English The are
similarly habited some In ubans, and some in hats.
They form very picturesque group.
success of Mr.. Ssbee, the actor of Yankee parts,
from this country. HI made wonderful hit in Lon
don-receives his $500 per week salary, besides be-
ing eulogized by every press extravagantIy. He is
popular in this country and well merits this triumph.
Ca;harine Hayes has quarrelled with her manager |
here, has thrown up all her engagements vocal
list, and retired for time to Staten Island in dis
gust We said that. after Jenny Lind, she must
prove failure. She has.
We had great confagration here Monday, two
large warehouses in Maiden Lane were destroyed. I
Where is the Fire Annhatorl We wish they would |
hurry up the mandatory of the Machines. Let US
see if they will extinguish a blaze.
Mr.. Rowland of the great commercial firm of How |
land & Aspinwall, died suddenly on Sunday lasts
the celebrated surgeon DR.. ]. Kearney Rodgers, died
here Monday.
In marriages we have to report the wedding of
Miss Mary Taylor, celebrated American actress,
here, to Mr.. Ewing. late manager of the National !
Theatre. Mrs. Rodgers, of Barnum's Museum, a
widow, has married again. So they 60.
The weather is bright, clear, cold and lively. Two
of the most important witnesses against the coored |
men, arrested in Pennsylvania for treason have es-
capped from prison, and passed through this city last
night. VERITAS.