New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
KOSSTTH In ITALY.

From The London hees yH'yi
Kossu'h, hayl arrived On the I'D at Genoa, pro-
cetdtd the following day 10 Turin. All along the
Why every sta'ior crowd Of Italians assemblies 70
ch,er him; convey Of Hungarian pr-oners met him
at one place and r.sogt1as the great leader ., their
wounded Italian broke through the crowd; he hsd be-
orgej, IN 1913, To Col Motifs Itsltan Legion in Hun
gary and wished - express his delight a. seeing 90
more the arms # l',ly and Hungary joined. At Asst
the ii,ry cen MAJ der hin sef acted fuglemsn 70
be chs multitude. At Alessanda Kp-sutn had
to address the crowd in ItslIao. After two l'ng
Interviews with Count Cavour at Tuin, the iIaogs-
Iiap exile in company with a Confidential friend
tf The Sardiri,n Minister set out for Parma, to
TIE headquarters of Prince Napoleon. Up IA
Srhdels, sbeIe the railway communication oomes To
enc, The same scenes Of enthusiasm were wi messed
a- on the al 10 Turin but here, If conr.e the ta
aps lJs, his trace. When be arrived af IT mi hight at
PiHoer7e the quad ut TIE gaes received him with =
buTt Che ciayoo fate cosi tardi He could quietly
60 to en- hotel without brig recognized. Al break
fast however the waiter brought the foreigners book
TO get the ~ the guests Inscribed ADD seeing the
usUe " Kossutt' he rushed out Of the room Ike
macmsr. Not five minutes passed, aud all the thirty
n ousald inhabitants Of Piacenza knew Il slready,
and az if called together by an alarm bell
they rushed under biz windows and shon,ed their
vi,as with the bear,iest god will. Tho
Mayor ard municipality appeare1 in his room TO offer
their cen pmeuts ard their services. M,Ltsnelli ar
rived the respected late Minister Of Tuscany, who
lost Bis ann 10 1913, fighting at Cuita'one for the
liberty q Italy The rOs n Is soon overcro"ded with
viriiOs. kOssuh must take DIVE WIN thon, OUT a.
be CONES coan the stairs the crowd rushts TO him,
ki-.rg his hands and gs ep's the horses are unbar-
ressed The Italians dr-g the carriage along thousands
IA a tha usauds follow flowers are shogefed from the
window ard " tn all the enthusiasm Of ren.scene
liberty the population lavisbes hs csIe-ses on tho
,irsI ger hose lame il connected with liberty, sdd
IA eTetre il taken ~ them for p'ejge OF th"r o"n
tret5oU.
At ? O'Clock p m. Kossuth arrived at Parma The
town Was gsudy adorned In expectation Of tho sUva-
| Of Prince Napoleon. Kossuth's companion bsvisE
been cgnizsd by s6me Italian standing before the
| hotel be asked, Count Cayour ," Kossuth said,
"No" when suddenly the eye of the Italian lighted
II OF, and he began 10 shout, "Koesuth' eyyiva Kos
II s1th In ew minutes all the town alive with
II the news; the crowds assembled outside the hotel
the vritors thror get the paror and guard Of honor
II was placed before tie door. The Governor of the
II Province invited him 10 bis box IN the tdester whieb
II K0ssn'h q declined since il Prince Napo
II leon who had 10 receive the ovaors Of the people
that day and Kosuth would not divert the atte ntb
II Of The Italians.
/ H. fact, IL sympathy alone could save Hungary, q
wood ady be tae. Bot, Of course, the LIBERATION
II " county requires something more. On tue Tohs
II sutb set out for the headquarters OF Napoenns
provided with letters Of Count Cayour and Prince Ne
4 poeoA 10 the Emperor.