The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-09
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MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Charges concerning his Conduct on board
the Mississippi.
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Anniversary Of the Battle Of New
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THE MAGYAR'S SPEECH
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Festival Of the Jackson Association.
THE MAGYAR'S SPEECH
Festival of the Jackson Association.
KOssuill's EulOgy Of the Sultan Of Turkey,
TIE SPEECH OF GEN. CAss
Proceedings In the New York Legislature,
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Highly Interesting from Washington.
ERoN; OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
AoSsUIH AID THE OFFICERS OF THE MIssIssIPPf-
EXTRAORDINARY DISPATCHES RELATIVE TO THE
MAGYaR's CONDUCT, ETc.
WASHINGTON, Jan 8, 1852.
Previous 10 Kossahs arrival in this country stated
TO you that dispatches had bsen received by the govern
znent giving account OF his conduct board the
Mississippi and which calculated to damage him
IN the opinion OF the people Of the United States With
view, probably to avoid az appearance Of hostility to
the Meggsr. the subject was dropped and when the
Mississippi arrived at New York Of its officers went
80 far 70 denounce in tote the injurious mpuaous
But the subject is attracting attention here, and
there = doubt Congress viii call for all the informa-
tion in possession Of the President The most impor
tsnt dispatches in the State Department. and they
consist Of communications from Captain Long to
Consul Hodge, and the Consuls dispatches to the
Department. In addition ts these, the Navy De-
partment has file dispatches from Commodore
Morgan and Captain Long These dispatches fully
5rm all the accounts which have been sent from Mar
.enes BY correspondent, and detail series Of in
suits the part Of Kosuth and h suite to the officers
Of the Mississippi which nothing but the forbearance Of
those nsuted tho peculiar position in which they
placed ami the partial apologies Of Kossuth could have
prevented from being summaEiy punished The captain
Consul and others concerned deserve credit for their
magnanimous forbearance; and act Of justice to
them, the correspondence should be called for.
Kossuth, in his speech les. night, declared it
mistake that he had stated his mission failure lie
it is who has made the mistake, for there be
doubt he made the declaration the Secretary of the
Interior. No TsaAlps received by mail here since last
Friday. N.Y..
THE BANQUET sPEEcHEs-THE SOUTH OPPOSED TO
INTERVENTION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1852.
The speeches OF Messrs Webster, Douglas, and Csss
last night the game Of brsg. There the affair
will end Congress can do nothing, for the South Is
hostile. Southern declared this morning that #
intervention forced upon the Baltimore Convention
it would spit the democratic party notwithstanding it
forms part of .as Butler movement. W.
CORRESPONDENTS.
AoSSJTa 5 SrEECH IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT
ATiyEs- DELEGATIONS, ETC.
WAsHSeros January 8, 1851
The following Kossuth's remarks in reply to
Speaker Boyd, in the House Of Representatives.
sln:-H il = remarkable fact in the history Of man
slowed upon glory and glory attached only to
cess the legislative authorities Of this great republic
glory not favored by t- engaged Just cause
There triumph of republican principles In this fact
Sir, thank, in my own and my country's name. the
honor Of this cordial welcome.
At twelve o'clock yesterday delegation from Indiana
waited upon Kossuth.
Mr. GoRsAS, the Chairman Presented address. in
which he stated that Indiana the first in her official
capacity 20 recommend interference in Kosuths behalf
KossrTs thanked him kindly for this act Of Indiana
State which now appeared as going to be the hrt to
adept the principles which he sdvoca.ed-snd which, If
adopted by his country would make her the corner
Christian
brotherhood Of nations
The Congressional delegation from Vermont visited
Koesutb this morning. Mr. Eleerd, a member Of the
delegation presented the OF his Legislatures
and in most beautiful address reminded Kossuth that
the people Of Vermont the rest British op
preston, SO.
Kossuta briefly made his wa-E acknowledgment and
said the hies expressed gieat consolation
in his misfortune He said that he would transmit
written to the resolution and that he hoped to
visit Vermont fcrcumstanees permitted him to prolong
his stay in this country.
Come ten or twelve Western members of the Virginia
Legislature called on Kcseuth this morning, and
pressed their congratulations and sympathy.
meeting Of the citizens Of tho States in
Washington held at the living House yesterday
committee, representing each state, appointed to
wait Kessath and present resolutions OF profsund
sympathy and respect for his erson and his principles
chancellor Wa.worth acted chairman, and they viii
visit MIN to morrow
Mr.. Cass called en- Kossutb. one o'clock ts.dsy BY
request of Heery Clay who wished for interview with
the Governor and has been appointed for to
Kessuth has determined TO leave Washington for
Annapolis Monday next from there he will go to
Harrisburg Tuesday; then 20 Pittsburg Thurs
day where he will ttay the remainder Of the week. and
will probably reach Cincinnati the Wednesday fellow.
ing