The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10
KOSSUTH.

kossuth denies positively, that ne is thu
author of the very ridiculous proclamation ,t
the Hungarians, distributed upon the occasion
Of the recent outbreak in Milan. The denia
had been previously made in a very consequen
tial manner, by Lieut.. MAYNE REID, in letter
to the London Times. KossuTH sends to the
Times the followinglproclamation, which he
did send to the Hungarians:
TO THE HUNGARIAN SOLDIERS QUARrERED IN
ITALY.
GALLANT CoUNTRYMEN.-Iti is with indigna.
tion learn that on the occasion ofthe troubles
Of Feb. 6, at Milan, an appeal has been circu-
lated there in my name, calling on you to join
in that abortive movement.
Soldiers. that document was not genuine
| have not approved of an insurrecton in Italy
for the present moment. | issued no appeal
calling on you to take a part in it.
Once the time will come (and come il shall)
undoubtedly will l, in the name of our country,
desire you, wheresOever you may then be, TO
side with the people round the banner of liberty.
That is sacred duty. Our enemy is the same
every where, and the peoples cause is one and
the same, alike as there is but one God. one
honor! and one liberty!
But this only shall do at the right time
The present time was not the right one.
Of one thing you may rest assured, and that
is, that never shall play with your blood
wanton play.
Whensoever shall say to you s'Ye braves
the tirne is al hand9" will tell you this neither
fiom London, nor from any distant safe place,
but from headquarters. 10 person will lead
you on, and claim the 6rst share in your glori.
GUS dangers.
Never shall invite you to risk any dangers
in which myself do not share.
And as no one can be present in two places
at once, should for that reason not place my
self at the head of your heroic ranks, because
duty will call on me to do that in our own
dear country, where shall have TO fight for
freedom and right in Hungary, while you will
be fighting for il in Italy; my appeal will reach
you by the hand of a gallant Hungarian COM
mander, whom will charge to lead you on to
the field of glo-y, fighting for~ ard home to
join the banner which shall hold there. OF
this you rray rest assured. Until then be pre-
pared, but wait. Don't play your blood wan.
tonly.
The fatherland, the world is needing it. For
freedom and la taIhsylaaass hossUrH.
A white man, named Henry Stephenson; !.
native Of Ireland, was arrested in New Yori
astfFriday, on warrant charging him with
being fugitive from labor, from the State o.
neT Jersey, and owing service and labor to
DaFid Fet. Stephenson, it is said, is an 10
ae9tured apprentice to Mr.. Fett, who Has 9
la{ge book bindevy, &c., in New Jersey, end
yet owes six months service on his indenturo,
on his part, we understand he says he is TWEEN
ty-pne but there WIS an error in giving his age
al tle time he was bound. He was held foI
exathination.
IAE SHIP YARUs.-H is said that the build
ing on vessels al most of the ship yards in this
city AND vicinity, is retarded by the scarcity OF
ship Carpenters. A sufficient number OF CON-
petent1workmen cannot be procured, and those
now employed are said to manifest their inten
ton td demand CHER wages. The rates
paid a1e two dollars and quarter per day. bu,
TWO ddplars and Fifty cents are asked.-Ness
York Commercial.