New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

! most favorable circumstances. should cause nam
bur ~hen II kes place un'er circumstances 90 bl.
tie eretf,lpx TO Us all lee absolutely at los. -
express the sentiment u ~, tucis sBd Go no, IA
ceve ven ds Ia the Chafs't'r % The Amer can peo
pie. when declare % nv hrm cnnyic,ioh TIA, thew
viii be o.. ply tuned 81 learning tAst any course
OF con, uct on toe gaIt al their feo~cit xens "a
agents abroad should bav- been such, no matter boz
u aoytrtnty, as 10 ornea national guess from IAety
4 doors
Trust vou will not view ia's voluntary expresx,o,
/ OF sentiments imDerlusncs 10 - not lntead.A
as sucn but IS IsIhtr ffOm Tie sincere desire iAa
I yOr ali so justice % No4r ell-elshen on board
ara D.. depart fICm Us ulcer the unpleasant an
unjust cunyi, ton ttat ally action on your part Aas
occssioHed the least RS pressure
WIKI serrmerts OF ETrat esteem for yourself
persoIsliy, Sir. ard VAIN sympathy Ter the cause
you sus .al1, an verJ ii-iy }ol,s
GOV. LouIs KossurH, On board the L. : steamer
Mississippi
And, fnaly, even Capt Long himself, wrote tie
following letter to Cos AOssuIn
L. ) STEAM FRi0ATE MISSISSIPPI
BAY oF GleRALrAR, Oct. o 1851,
SIR have the honor, oy your reQuesI, 70 Ssat
YOU copy OF the extract OF letter fsom Joha L.
Hodge, Esq., 4 nsul az Marseile s. Frtrce. Il
beng the taat read 10 you on the som % Sep
tender utimO
"Artic Is on this affair. TIE publication and sA.s
has follow ed. have COMPROMISED me a. our Gtx
with this Government Please request Mr. hOssUrf
not 20 send articles TO she paper ID Peup.s wae ansss
the banner OF tie Uni,sc states, as It would appear
hat We encourage an attempt 10 produce an easuts
or serious disturbances
90 cheerfuly STAKE 70 you n furtheraGce OF your
request that have never said. nor to NV sDowieJse
have sou, during the time you have eeen on board
this ship, compromise the hag
am, Sr, with the highest regards. your ooedisnt
servant, L. Lone. tapain.
To LOUIS koSSUrH. ET-GOyeTnOr. President OF
Hungary, l. ; fIsate hississ ppl.
Gov. Kosuth after what had noN taken place.,
would have renamed board thee lsslssipPi, and
have tn the United states IA nef. ont ior rea-
sons which iG,ly arp.S, 'n me lon'S,o leter,
tanly most magnanmOuS So lar AS II relasest0 CAPT.
l ; STEAM FRtGArE Alssisstrrt
BAY or GiERALrAR. Oct J., lsSi.
Sir Having lad the honor 10 STATE, tlal though
my TeIuIn from England 10 Gibraltar, and 50 con-
tnuing ny passage 10 the nI,td States would re-
| quire 10 be some twenty GAYS longer az sea tbs
present late season than 10 20 directly from Liver
| pool TO New u fk. / still would prefer ~ 20 on
! boart the Mississippi gate 10 the United states 10
| any otleT means - pa sage 80 hsaly do appre-
ciae ibis honor and tins distinction. You, SIR had
| the highly obhgrg kindness % inform me tha, you
| viii await my return here nom Eng and IN ne
steamer wbiC leaves England On the 2,tn sf OctA.
| Der. to the lst November next.
Though felt very much panied AZ The idea that
| nay most imperiOu5 duties forcing ne 10 ask and TO
accept this delay, may have augmented the suffer-
ings Of the officers ana cTeN OF ths ship as also To-
my associates still felg some ~hAt consolated al
! the conviction that, Leaving Southampton oa the
| 9th, | will be back again the - OF November,
and that on might yer reach Ne"-fork oel)re me
end OF tina. month
from the agency Of tho Oriental Company. that tho
packet boas expected 10 D 0rrow, on board Of which
| intended 10 embark for En- land. makes eieyen
days to Southampton rom GIBRALTAR ~ Il has To
touch Cadiz and Lisbon cannot expect 70 land &C
Southampton before the . h. and having 10 return
the 9Th. had only one single day TO arrange my
public ard private business
On the oiher hand the next packet boa no, ltav-
ing England but on he IN November, and making
likewise eleven days 10 GlDfitaT, could not 10
back here before ire 18Th II November so thatn
np N n tnt IL l
the bissSSIppi cond fCl ga me second half OF De-
cembeT reach New. I oik
Now, SIR. You having requested me 10 take ia.J
consideration that any longer delay here would
render my associates. well as the officers snisrew
OF this ship liable, on approaching your coast az
lac season. to endure excess ely severe and uncom-
Portable, cold, anu stormy We amer, consider 10
under the above said uniOwdTd circumstances, In
honor and conscience. my duty 20 be not 20 enba-
lass You IN Your honorable for the cOmiOTi OF
all you have on tOard and NOT even 10 make any
request the conf lance 30 which would, Of course,
very much Increase The su1erngs not only OF ny
ASSOCIATES, but also 4 the officers and crew OF ths
ship. which, indeed. would be from n very re-
gaICitss course, AMI very bad appreciation 81 the
GIencly, Ind, and hO'piiaDle manner YOU, your
officers and the whole crew. have treated me all tho
tine had the high honor 10 be on board tins ship
With these convictions. and to enable yOn 20 pros
ecute Your voyage = uout DELAY, | feel bound n
honor and coascIonce on leaving England, soon
possible, TO take packet ship for The Uasd States,
where hope to arrive almost as soon a. you, aud
prove to the people and Government u the United
states how warmly wished 10 ndsiel 10 gOlf gcn-
erOus hosp,a0ie shores
am confident that the people and the Govern
meIt oftn r tee States vii appreciate my motives
and approve 80 course ns eds must adopt hope
they viii be pleased 20 consider las II really bb
this course as the emanailon OF my lively sentinenf
and careful -ocitnde mol u misuse their generosity
by dinegaTd.Is he important Considerations u
those suieIngs "Lch could rot fail 20 follow out Oh
a longer delay, and | hope these circumstances
(Which nobody n regret more than do) will not
alter those symE hes ~ your people whIch take,
ID. honor
lnesiimab.e easuTe otmy lie
So have but one favor ye, TO claim, and that Is,
that you may be Pleased 10 accept, for yourself as
well for the officers aud crew Of thus ship, ne
most sincere expression OF my warmest thanks br
The noble kind and generous affection | was bon-
ored With on beard thus ship The remembfaAcs0
II VII be 4 lasting treaSufe - my heart and sill
cheIii Il as far sfi Of the Almighty, may meet
whatever fate through my tempestossed life.
Your glorious land. and let me nope that you, and
an Sho have the honor 20 DO service TO their esaar
ny unCer your cOnmand, on board the MIsa&pw
ngate, VIII bear % me KIND rene nbrance, ana
the some high ted affection they honored no
With rom The llst moment bowed witA deep ~
spect before the glorious dag Of Your ship and feb
Tree ore more, because pTOieciei by 10, and W-
rounded BY your frank loyal gallant, true Amricsa
hearts
May the hessing OF God, and glory, and pspr-
ness attend you wherever you go.
Please 10 communicate this my warm " shss sch
sentiments, 10 the noble minced gallant ofcsps
and 10 the crew Of the ship
am or WIN nBheN GcgafCs, ana Abh WV
~armest gratitude. Lorrs KosssrH
To Capt Long 'uga,e Mississippi, Gibraltar, t51
Oct, 1851.
To his letter Capt. Long replied, a. folokEf
L. ). STEAM FRlGATE MIssfssiPatf
ClBRALTAR BAY, Tuesday Oct. IA, ls5Bt
siR ! have the honor 10 be IN recsip. OF yeW
letter under date OF 18Th OF October instant WhIe
| return my heartfelt thanks for your kind cxpess-
slons toward myself, officers and crew. ssenos
but express my sincere regret that elrcumashcss
have induced you TO proceed directly from Esgist
10 The United States hich has deprived .se OF 70.
pleasure | hsi anticipated IN conveying you ssb "
our shores
That you. yoar family. and those OF YOU -
ciAsss Who accompany you, may have a pleasaE2 t.
sale passage hence 10 the L nited states, 10 inc
esfsH sish Of yoav most obediesf servant s<.e