The New York herald., 1851-11-01
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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COM. MORGAN AND KOSSUTH.
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Determination of the Magyarts Raise
Funds TO Prosecute the War.
Er!cndship between 'isssrs. Webster and
Fillmore,
sgE sGniCILTIRsi FAIR ~ PENysGLviNI.
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ADDRESS OF Mr.. TEVENS ON.
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The United States MARSHAL al Syracuse Indicted
for an Aitfmp, TO KiiuaP.
EuRDERs, anDTRiALsF FSaMURDER.
Another Fugitive slave Case.
ADDRESS OF Mr.. STEVENS ON
MURDERS, DTRIALsFsamUaDER.
Another Fugitive slave Case.
The ShsdroCh Rescue Case. at Boston.
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DEMOCRATIC SPLIT AT UTICA,
&C.. &c, &c.
The Latcst nom Washlng.on city.

The Latest nom Washington city.
EXTRAORDINARY DISPATCHES FRoM WASHINGTON
RELATIVE To EossUTH-AvowEO INTENTION OF
1uE LATTER TO RAISE FUNDS TO PROSECUTE THE
WAR AGAINST AUSTRIA-MR WEBSTER AND THE
PRFslDfSr-AMERIcA AND FRANCE on THE CUBAN
QLEsTIoN-T TIE FRANKiNG rRIyfLEGE, ETC.
srEsiAL coKEtsroNuFNtE or THE srw ,oRK HERALD.
WAsHiScroS, Oct. 81, 1861
Dispatches have been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Commodore Morgan. together with private
letters from highly respectable Americans abroad which
cscuiated somewhat 90 dampen the -nthusiasm in
behalf Of Rossuth. The dispatches viii be laid before
CorgIefs by the PRECEDENT the earliest opportunity
AZ the last sdvices the Mississippi was at Gibraltar
where she will remain till Kosuths pleasure Is known
regard, bis coming 10 this country, which is exceed
inaly doubtful Previous 10 his embarksiiOa at Con-
stsrtinpe. corIcspordenee passed between him ani
Conrodore Morgan, In which the latter distinctly in
formed Kossuh that his orders did suthorizs him
TO the vessel go to Southampton where xossath de-
sired TO land but that the orders simply t. an,ri
him passsSe to this country At MarseIes, the ship
constantly surrounded by boats flled with
cited populace and the authorities had TO AL their
extrtions to prevent riot Captain Long entreatei
Kossuth to compromise the United states aay BY
issurg nanestoes ard exciting the people. But little
attention, however, paid TO the request Kos'uth
makes secret OF bis intentions being to raise funds Ia
England aud France the purpose uf attacking Aus
triA revolutionzpg Europe: sai Fas this avowei
intention which induced the FTonrh authorities to
fuse him pernissi to enter aaiseilles lie assumes
the cir Of conqueror--not Of an exile
The MIs,issppi will walt at Gibraltar Kill Kossuth Is
heard from In Ergland when he desirs to here,
fhe will convey him and II not, che will remain at her
station He vil only visit this country however to raise
the for prosecuting his revolutionary project AMI
not 10 make IL his residence.
The ruuors with regard TO Mr. websters coolnss, to-
wards the President unfoundcd The morning after
his arrival here he transacted business at the depart.
msnt and during the day had long intervies with Mr.
Fillmore HE friends declare that he has for the pre-
sent abandoned his intention ot leaving the cabinet;
wlich some months ago be fearful the
q his beah would compel him 70 adopt
Mr. CritteDdens note to the French government about
vhoh 20 much bss b.en said merely polite iter..
ton of the steps which this government has adopted
with reference TO supprsssng Cuban expeditions there
being necesfiiy II rsbuf, ne Il was termed, the
note of the French government not being at all offensive
In its tone.
Ittas been decided by the Postmaster General that
fsbk by any of the government entitled q, the
pr,ilepe. will csrry letter sc, free BY any United
States mail ,teaIrer TO Europe elsssbers rhis
the former practice which did not recognize hanks
to any foreign country
PROM ANOTHER coRREsFoNDENr.
wasHr,aro~. Oct 81, 1851.
Captain Nagse has been accused of fraudulentiy OBJ
tanning money ffom the government and has given bail
to answer the charge. in the tum Of $4,000.
Very Interesting from Utica.
THE PoLIrICIAEs-DEMOcEATs IN srEw-rHx
ELEcTIoN OF RECORDKR-cAMDES BANK-CANAL
BOAT sUNK-HARD TINES, Krc.
UrIc., Oct. 81, 1851.
The letter Of the Hon s Burroughs has set the de-
mocratc camp in blsre. The hunsets in this county
will go for the barpburncrs 1t reported tina, they
have lssued circular 20 that eject Mr.. Huntington
(wbig) will Be ehctsd senstcr the democratic
didste refuses TO give bis opinion on the canal bill
Tie sheriff to-day received orders from the Secretary
cfstste TO discontinue the notie for the election Of
the recorder In Utica
Aaron Iaoklsy, the present Recorder. Is out on the
stump, notwithstanding the order cfths Secretary Of
State.
The Camden Bank has published a statement, showing
the same TO be In good order. The cifsustion oay
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The canal beat Ira Harris sunk Of Utica loaded
vim corn for Albany she was insured for siCoo IN
the Etns Company, Utica The same company lost
SO SO on the steamer Atlas lost on Lake Erie -
Wing. i,weller, made splsssgnment to-day Inc
New Norherr are first on the lst .
Money Is hard, and the banks discount very "s"s'