The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

choics between Ansrioaa and British fsv.r, Whatever
may b sid o( their courtesy In tho Their treat
msnt Of your confederate oounseb II truly surprsing
but Koeuth's intimaton that he lis stil prisonsr
government Ito tbs people" tho indulgence asked
shsud not be granted astonhss me beyond the power
It quite rsverses all our prsconceved notion, Of tho
man whom great empire has sought to honor by
ing him is guest pray you keep me Aaved Of What
Com. MORGAN. W. Is. KINNEY.
MAsssrLLss, September 2s, 1851.
Mr.. Consult have been informed that the course
on the morning collection Of curious evil minded
sons followed Mr. Koasuth he returning on board
the American rgste Mississippi utteripg various un-
suitable cries Other OF The saue kiod
aud equally improper were renewed in the evening ia
the nsighbornood Of Cafe Bodou in the
presence olthree Hungarian refugees who
uniform Thsee dsmonstrAtens, the for whion
must put an end TO- on prove TO my reSeo
that the permission which had given to
unprovided with passports for France to land
town. might perhaps be productive OF danger TO tho pub
believe it than my duty M Consul to beg you to
make knowp through the agency Of the commssder Of
the American irgete Missssippi, to all the Hungaria
refugees who on beard, that ind mysei oompes
{, WITHDRAW the conditional and prov sonal permi,sio
watch had been granted them, and thus to sh
or nution OF the French laws respecting passports
Pleas to accept Mr. Consul, the Of high
confederation. Dis SULEAU,
PIefsct des Bouobes du Rnone
TO the Consul Of ths Uniesd states, Mar ,eiles.
P.6.-Ths Central Commi.sioner Of Poics will have
the honor to deliver to you the pacspor1 OF the Hun
gatisn refugees which had been deposited in his hands
Nom ~ THE CossuL.-My latter of the sgth Septem
Der % Captain LoDs Of the M,ssssippi was n come
talo Sc, IN 40 way calculated to siyo offence, &C.
oApr Loro
MAksrrLLgs, September ~. 1851.
prAc eP = lhave letter from Nj, De Buleau Pre-
feet css Bouohes du Rhone,n dated 2Sth instant He
esyf collection Of certain curious or badly
rssa on sDS s Mr.
Misssstppi. The Recommendations equally unSe-
coming we're renewed In the evening In tina presence
OF three Hungarian refugees in uniform As guch 40
monstrations must his great regret he
draws the authority which he bad granted permit tho
stran gers mot furnished with regular pas.pors for
France to land He requests ma to inform you OF this
dsoisen, that the laws OF France relative To passports
might &c executed and no one allowed to leave the
rigAte who has not hes passport la regular order which
s TO % signed or boar the visa Of Flsnch Minister
Consul
BY the United States Minister at 0onssr tinops to the
Hungarisus End others will be returned to this day
Please announce the above to Mr.. Kossuth and all
others on borrd, and request observance.
This l, q garrison town. We have some eight ten
thousand Roman and other patriots they are called
all very excitabe, % was witnessed yesterday, when
accompanied Mr. Kossuth from bis lodgings the ship
when some thou,ands were coDgregsed with general
Etats Unsw Wresths, &c were shrown on board Of
our .boat. Vive Kossuth ~ Vire ks Etgts Unis Z,
Hats on y general cheering, SO.
Nj De Suleau, the Prefect is q liberal hixhmindad
gentleman. feel persuaded he would not have With
drawn the order he gave under my responsibility this
-,
cutie 20 odge on ebore IL ID could be Continued without
dar ger Of an eme or sone dsturbanoes Ia ha, SHOWN
KIND feeling; and immediately at my request, tele-
ard his immediate family to pass through France on their
way to England Tho very decided refusing
the request However, no change was made by tha Pre-
feot until the demonstrations OF Yesterday
MY rien dy respects to Mr. Kos,uth and hi, amiabls
LADY. will wait upon them during the day.
Dear sir, your obedieut servant,
JOHN l.. HODGE
United States Oonsul at Marseiiles
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tion It but he told me il any person landed from the
steamer not becneng to her 6s would order an i'm
date arrest of euch per,on or s be Waved ths
cf nduct OF Mr. Kocsuth and his follower, a. hrssob
OF all faith 80 NV letter wa, 70 Cantain Long n
Is positive regards the orders OF ths Prsfet, and
arequest 10 hr hoesuth not to stnt articles TO tho
paper Le People while under the banner OF the United
states lie h.o no right to take one nee but he sought
the preext which he commenced with Capt Lony on
the 18th September, two days before.
M.R,u,Y. Rant n
koys ~ CovsuL:--I have the honor 20 appri,s YOU
that BY : telegrashic despatch which tbja mom.nt
reached me The Min,ter OF the Interior
the den and made by M Kosuth TO trsverse Frames ON
his Cay 10 Erplsrd cannot he crsntsd M Ko.snth |
whose passpors have not been en.d nv ths Mnstar ~
the French republic at Uons.annope hayinr bean psr
nitsd to land st Msrsees solely in CONSEQUENCE
expressed by him. and on account Of the health OF
hs wife snd chiidren I mnA con,id.r him q. hstns
ain on board the American st.s fr,ats Ms.;..inn
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