New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

OF iuctcDs Of the 2h Instant to Capt Long
Addressed 70 Capt Long under date Of sspt g. By Hon
Of COMMUNICATION addressed to Capt Long, under date of
,tp, ~. ey Henry Homes; ESQ, second Drasomln Of
copies OF ntuctons addressed TO Henry A. Homes E'q
By Hon. Gee Marsh. and OF note concerning the
bakstIon Of the Hungarian refugees Sc signed BY Hem
ry Homes Esq, and communicated to Gen Koss nth;
also cope. oftwo lst Of the passengers received board
dated at Colssntinope. Sept "a portion OF which has
when entering INTO the sarbor Of smyrna Which, atSousS
made the subject Of many alarming reports proved
matter Of no importance letter I,n Hon Geo.
Marsh addressed 10 me under date Of Sept g. and let
tef from Capt Long, dated on he 22d infant.
Ihaye the honor TO be, very respectfully SIR seur obedi-
sn' '. Tsmm,0dDs Naval Foecss n Mediterranean.
To Hon. VIM A. GRAHAM. Secretary Of the Navy.
PSI have the honor to add to ne m
Charge dAfares of the United atss at Turin which
have just received
MONS LIE PREFET TO CONSUL HODGE.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 20, 1851.
Mr. CONSUL Ihave been informed that In the course
of the morning collection of curous or evmlnded per-
sons followed Mr. Kossuth he was returning on board
the American fngae Mississippi, utersg various insult
able cries Other demonstrations Of the sane kind and
nesh5ahood x Cas- Bodoui consequence Of the pre-
sence Of three Hungarian refugees, who were there
uniform These demonstrations the occasion TOT which
must But an end to- only PROVE great regret
that the permission which had gwen to som: foreigners
perhaps be productive OF danger to the public tran
ouSlty
believe it. then. my duty MI Consul, to beg yoa to
through the Of the com nander OF the
s' 1a Ss s al as ,s to
withdraw the conditional and provisional permission which
Ssa s%
Pease to accept, Nr Consul the assurance of my high
consideration. DE suLEM
To the Consul ofthe United States, Marse1les ~.
honor to deliver to YOU the Of the rsfs
gees which had been deposited IN his hands
Capt Lopg. Of the Nssisspp was consequences of this
letter. think 10 mild full in its details &C., IN no way
calculated 10 give offsnse &c.
CONSUL HODGE TO CAPT. LONG.
MARsEILLEs Sept %, 1851
Dr.p s,p Ihave latter from MI De suleau Prefet
dies Bouches du RhDe dated 28th instant He says "A
lowed. and Uttered some local cries. as M Kossuth
The same Demonstrators. "equsly snbeccning," were
renewed m the evening IN The presence OF hree
refugees in uniform As such must cease
to his g1eat regret NE whdra vs. the aulhty wnch no
foIm YOU OF This decision that the laws Of France 1ela-
leave ate has not his nassport in regular order
whchis be signed bear the vac Of French Minister
u Eonsaa. s,,n,sd nv ,bs Turkish Gov.rumeut and
h, me ntsa s,es MINISTER at sntiops to the
and S be TO me n OK S
on board board and request an observance.
thousand Roman and Other patriots as they are called all
very sIcsSie, a. wa, witnessed yesterday when
con M IRON ms w
f WIeshs we're ,Srown on board of our
h"ot W.. Result Vive las Eta.s IJnis - Hats
o off,; general cheering, &C.
eent,msp / feel penuaded he would not have With
drawn the order be gave under my responsibility for the
suite To- ledge on shore If il could be continued without
Of an eeufe or some He has shown
-. snS anu =. pa;. =" 1s1it NJ, Rossntb and bis
o S;a sa,, 20 ass ~ yo,sb E,ance ON thar wsy To
:.
one,t HoweyeI ma change was made by the Prefs until
The "deno n.iratops" of Yesterday.
NV friendly respects to Mr.. Kossuh and his amiable
lady l Will wait upon them during the day.
JOHN L HODGE,,
To Capta,u 7 G. Long Sn'' '''''' o'A'0' ~
United States fnsa'e ml'sas'pp ,,r
The Consul the United States Of America will please
to do me the honor OF coming 20 my ONCE 'n
thslr.
beg leave TO express inc assurance Oh my sHnr.u
r.n. co.u, lie freie' ds' noochs' ~ nnoA'
1o'hs oon'u' United State. of America, MarssiIes
In my letter Of s9h Ssptsmpst s II bSs
ny a NV nsxson landed rom The steamer be-
on srs as he viewed the conduct Of Mr. Kos
Ia ps rs dslawsrs "a bre sch of ali faith &c.
was Ia Captan Long IL is positive regards
~ ~ a oS ,bs Pre1st and reauest 10 Mr. Kossuth
, 70 sens s,tclss to the paper lie Peupe while
der he banner of the United States He had night
take censs but he sought the pre,slt which he com
meIced with Capt Long the zsh September two days
befsie.
"MARsEILLEs. September 81.
"MoNs LIE CONSUL l have the honor to apprise you
th. Inv djspatch which this reached
me he Mpl,ter of the Interior informs that the de-
mand made BY Kossuth to traverse France his
ia Er and cannot he granted Kossuth whose
NJ ~. Rave NOT hes signed by the Minister of the French
Reeubc al having been permitted to land
~ trs;,is soIs, in Of desre expressed
by him and on account Of health Of his wife and chill
sn .,sam f,ea,s M,ssssiopi and apprse him conse.
on, ptly M ls Consul through you, of the decision
adj ned h The Munster of the Interior relative to the do
.nspd which he reouested me 10 present
Accent pray yeu M lie Con sul the assurance Of my
HI oh c, ide, alton
'SULEAU.
.. To the Consu of the United States Marselles"
NJ nv THr CoNsuI~Tbis ia the reply TO the tels-
grail din patch of Friday 2Sth Septe mber
which was less than thirty hours but which
Mr. Kossub calls he third day. There intention
on the part of the Pes Of them to return
the ship The letter was merely INTENDED 10 miofm me