The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

Kossuth In 1taly--His Movemenu
Kossuth, having arrived on 2.d Al Genoa,
proceeded on the following dv to Turin.
All along the way, on every station, crowd
Of Italians assembled 10 cheer him; con
voy Of Hungarian prisoners met him Ut one
place. and, recognizing the great leader o.
their county, shouted their eiins. AZ an
other place wounded Italian broke through
the crowd; he had belonged, 10 lSAS, 70
COL Months italian Legion in Hungary, and
wished 10 express his delight at seeing once
more the arms Of I.aly and Hungary joined.
A, Asti the military commander himself &C
ted as fugIeman 10 the cheering multitude.
Al Aisssandris Kossuth had 10 address the
crow in It...-n. After two long interviews
With Cunt Cagour at Turin, the Hungarian
exile, IN company with confidential friend
Of The Sandman Minister. set out for Parms,
10 the headquarters Of Prince Napoleon. Up
10 Stradela, where the railway communities
ton comes TO an end, the same scenes Of
enthusiasm we're with ~ on the roao
70 Turia; but here, Of course, the Italians
lot his trace. When be arrived after mid
night Il Piacenzs the guard at the gates re-
ceived him with bluu', The diavalo fate
eosi tradip He could quietly 60 20 hotel
without being recognized.
Al breakfast, however, the waiter brought
the foreigners book to get the names OF the
guests inscribed, and seeing the name OF
sKossu,h,r he rushed out OF the room like
msdman. Not Eve minutes passed, and all
the thirty thousand Inhabitants Of Piscenza
knew IL already, and, - II called together
By 90 alarm bell, they rushed under biz
windows and shouted their vivas with th'
hsartiess good will. The Mayor and th'
municipality appeared 10 his room 70 one
their compliments and their services. Mon
tanelli arrived, the respected late ministe
o. Tuscany, who lost his arm 10 lSis, fight
Ing at Curtatone for the liberty Of ltal,
The room il soon cvercrowded with visitor
Rossuth must take drive with them, but q
be comes down stairs the crowd rushes
him, kissing his hands end garments. II
horses are Embarrassed, the Italians dra
the carriage along; thousands follow, howe
are showered rom the windows, and wit
all the enthusiasm Of fenascent liberty Il
the population lsvishes its csresses on u
stranger whose name is connected with n
srty. and therefore is taken BY them for
pledge Of their own freedom.
At2 o'clock, p. NJ, Kossuth arrived
Parma. The town was gaudily adorned
expectation OF the arrival Of Prince Nap
lean. Koesuth's companion having bel
recognized By some Italian standing befe
the hotel, he asked. "Count Cavour!' X
su.h said NO." when suddenly the eye
the Italian lighted up. and be began
shout sKossuth! evvva Kossuth!" In
few minutes the town was alive W
the news; the crowds assembled outside
hotel; the visitors thronged the parlor; Z
guard Of honor was placed before the do
The Governor ofthe Province invited
10 his box 10 the thester which Kossuth,
course, declined, since II was Prince Ma
leon who had to receive the ovations Of
people on that day, and Kossuth would
divert The attention Of the Italians.
In fact. II synpsthy alone could .
Hungary, Il would already Be safe. Bu
course the liberation Of country requ
something more. On the 2Sth Kossuth
out for tho headquarters Of Napoleon.
vided with letter. o. Count Cavour
Prince \ 1yoleon TO the Emperor.