The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

take respecting the present any similar complication in
MOVEMENTS OF KOSsUTH
lMarseiiles correspondence (June 2S3OP. NJ OF the
London Times
NJ Roesush left here this morning In the Sina at
O'Clock for Genoa. accompanied by u Fgyelmesy, who
them a. "Ade de camp to NJ KossutS, which would
to imply that the dictator of Hungary TO hold
10 ,he Of the Austrian prisoners AZ Men.
pempt lie adore SEED himself exclusively TO the Hunga-
Isns, among whom he distributed considerable in
sold and silver giving nothing to the Germans He lin
formed his fellow country men that NJ Kossuth was in
hasees bic road TO Genoa and the headquarters Of
poeon III and Victor Emanuel for the purpose OF organ
izpg TO the national Independence of Hun
gary, which he affirmed the Allied sovereigns had agreed
to recognise He also stated that the Allies would lend
their aid to hberate Hungary nom Austrian rule
believe that Kossuth's aid.de-camp had NO
sion On being told that NJ Kossuth would spare no or
forts to promote their well being aud obtain their freedom
90 early possible the Hungarans expressed their plea
at longer being compelled to fight for AUSTRIA but
for all that doubt they inclined 10 desert and risk
the dangers Of another fight With the prospect OF court
camp arrived the railway station yesterday afternoon
they were met by police agents, who inquired at what
hotel they proposed to stop On being informed OF the I'D
ed guard before the doors 10 watch the movements Of the
Hung!ians and note who called upon them. They were
there the Last hGg :. nigh. ana ~ The s thing this
nd them safe out Of France Before leaving young
Italian volunteered to fghtf Italian and Hungarian ber
sno WAS aKen on 70 Genoe 70 serve the hungarian
Marseilles, who were only deferred from calling TO pay
euee of the no lice agents.
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W. ltron tne lars Oonsutuuonnei, june 70.
we are told OF d. Koesuth and General Kapka, the
former OF whom say the Austrian partsans gone to
Sy WHO french passport, while the latter has publish.
ca proclamation 10 me hungarans dated from the I'M
perla neauquarteIs mol one word or all this Is true
me imperial has nothing whatever TO DO with
lDe proceedings or attempts those two refugees but
france can scarcely Dc expected 10 deprive them OF their
liberty for the greater security OF Austria. Besides,
Deitner Koesuth nr General Kapka is in the hxb Of
accepting mission from any one; and when Of the
EneMh journals friendly to Austria, speaks Of them
agents OF tho FrenchngOyernment, IL msrepresepts
their position, and at the same time throws doubt
the straightforward conduct of France We can
not affect 10 be surprised II the Hupgarisns do not
feel quite happy under tho Austrian yoke but must
not corfound altogether distinct We are in
Italy for determined object which has nothing threaten
ing for European international rights. The the
sympathy OF all the great States as welt as OF all ciyzsd
nations and IL foleiy with view compromise that
attempts being to associate with passions
which France cannot encourage But we can affirm these
efforts TO alarm cabinets and misead public opinion will
prove unsuccessful There is one more accusation which