New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-03

sRrke sh fox the United ssss,s piafs bupe TO arrsa
ai'noe SO soon s YOU, and prove 10 the people t, Coy
ernmeaf Of the United States how warmly wished
hasten TO your generous, l,cSpitable shores. ~
am confident that the people and the Government Of
The United States will appreeiate my motives approve
the course needs must adopt. hope they will be
pleased To consider fa it really i this course the
enauaiion of my lively sentiment and careful solicudc
not 70 misuse their generosity by regarding the npor
ant considerations OF those sutfergs which could not
fail to follow out of longer delay and hope these cir
clmstances (which nobody can regret more than dol
hu ns ,er r e gHf ,pe g" oH
ineStmable treasure of my life
So have but favor yet to claim, and that is that
you may be pleased to accept for yourself well for
the officers and of this ship the most sincere express
sion Of my wares thanks for the noble kind and gener
Gus affection honored with on board this ship,
The remembrance of it will be lasting treasure to my
heart and win cherish it fair gift of the Almighty,
may meet whatever fate throughout my tossed
life hope to meet you again the hs shores
of your glorious land and let hope that ygh and all
who have the honor to do service to their country under
your command board the Mississippi Frgate will bear
to kind remembrance and the same high minded af-
fcction they honored me with from the first moment
bowed with deep respect before the glorious flag OF your
ship and felt free because protected by it, and
surrounded by your frank loyal gallant true American
| hearts.
I May the blessings of God and glory and happiness
attend you wherever you go.
Please to communicate this my warm wishes and sem
tments to the nobleminded gallant officers and to the
crew of the ship
\ am. sir, with the highest regards
7 All and with the warmest gratitude.
' st Louis KossrTH.
To Capt Long Frgate Mississippi Gibraltar Oct 49, 1851
To this letter Capt Long replied as follows
/ UNITED STATES STEAM FR1eArE MISSISSIPPI.
/ GIBRAITAE BAY. Tuesday. October IA, 1851. I
SRI have the honor to be in receipt of your letter
under date of 18th of October instant. While return
my heartfelt thanks for your kind expressions towards
myself officers and cannot but express my sincere
regret that circumstances have induced you proceed
directly from England to the United States which has
deprived of the pleasure had anticipated in convey
ing you safe to shores.
THAT you your family and those of your associates
who accompany have pleasant safe passage
hence the United States is the sncercst wish of your
oledient servant, j. c. LONG. Captain U. s. N.
To Louis kossuth Ex-Governor President of Hungary.
Another letter, dated Annapolis January 49, signed
van Ness philip, of the officers of the Mississippi
states that Kossuhs conduct board perfectly
exeeptionab and in relation to the letter of the tce
says: 0a U'3
II do again denounce and brand the statements made
| by the attache collection of the most malicious
untruths which have ever been published in public
paper The original attache letter is false from beginning
end and although have not copy of the letter with
which either not grossly msrepresented absolutely
untrue. . ,4tr-
William Nelson United States Navy, in letter dated
Baltimore January 49, dsavows any sympathy with the
sentiments that caused the events which compelled Kos
suth to the Mississippi He regretted them Ito
use the mdest terms) dscredable to the country and
4 the navy.