New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
KOSSUTH IN NETWORK.
Subscriptions to the Hungarian Find

Subscriptions TO the Hungarian Fnnd.
In consequence of the Dinner which took
place lust evening at the Aston House no deputa'
tons or ntroductions received yesterday NOR
ming Agreat number Of persons called at the Irving
House to pay their respects to kossuth. but he was
engaged IN his study, and no person was permitted
to see him. II was understood that he was unwell,
and suffering from pains In the chest'
A Letter has been received by Gov. kossuth, from
Mr. OReily of the telegraphlc line, offering suo-
scriptlon of 600 10 the "Kossuth Fund" TO set
apart 500 acres Of land for the use of the Hunga-
mans. -
yesterday morning TO kossuth winch contained d
check for $500, to be devoted to the cause Of Hun
On Saturday night at the Opera House, Mr. Israel
Saloman, of City Haiplace, forwarded no'e W
Kossuth with the offer Of 500 and a check for that
Mr. John F. Gray of New-York, sent letter to
the Magyar yesterday morning, containing checA
for $lCo.
A Gentleman who wishes TO be nameess before
the public, sent letter containing free VIII oier-
ing to Hungary, in the shape OF check for sou,
Mr.. Henry CTOssman, of New-lo!k, mas Sent d
check for 500 to the Kossuth Fund.
A lady, Miss Ellen Greenwood, OF Norwich, SYM
pathses with kossuih and Hungary, and presented
him with polite note containing S25.
An anonymous gentleman made donation oil 30
to the Fund
The frm OF Lloyd Warner, Salter d Co. pre-
sented donation OF 5000 10 the Kossuth Fund, and
in the letter in which the check was incosed, the
best wishes for the Hungarian Cause were expressed
The following note was received by Governor
Kossuth yesterday, IN company with DONATION
of$4 ~
SIR The sum enclosed half Of my wages tor the past
week though small II may do some good.
Yours with respect, WM SMART
The following letter from Flushing bong Island,
will show how ardent is the feeling IN that quarter
in favor of Hungary. The donation, though a small
one, is the honest offering OF truly sympathetic
FLUSHING Monday, Dec. Is, 1851.
GOVERNOR kossUTH-SIr: You viii please accept
thus SO 20 Llbertys II rs all have con-
venent could possibly spare; the Nth part OF oas
months pay and the baar there i've persons depend
ing on It, Would TO Gcd could give you thousand,
would give cheerful as this but as your glorious sell
saws many drops make ocean, take it, aud God bless
you He that giveth TO the needy lendeth TO the Lord
HENRY CAREY.
Such letters as the above speak for themselves and
they show that what Kossuth calls "practical aid ="
is really to be found in America.
Presentation of 5000 by Workingmen.
At about IL o'clock yesterday morning
deputation from the workingmen employed in Her
rings Salamander safe Mandatory on Wa!eT-st I,
New-YoIk called at theIrving House for the pur
pose OF presenting a donation Of 5000 to the Kos
suth Fund. 1t consisted Of Mr. Sllas c. Herring, MI
Nj. Mossman, general foreman OF The establishment;
Mr.. +. Hartlg, foreman of the cabinet department; ;
Mr.. James IL. Crygier, foreman Of the lock depart
ment MIR. Hugh Robinson, foIemanlof the machln-
lists, Mr. James Taylor engineer Mr.. c. Paul,
lock maker Mr. Andrew Breakfy. ornamental
painter, and Mr. George w. Meyers, captain OF the
saska ds cer eSnd no, be seem MI howard n
troduced the deputation to Mr.. Pulszay, and MIR.
Herring addressing him, said that ms Worhheh,
who were 900 IN number. had thought 1t proper 10
raise the amount of $500, for the purpose OF en-
cOuTaging the cause Of Hungary, and they were
then prepared to present 1t.
Mr. Hossman being then introduced, observed that
he would merely remark that as hossuth had recon-
mended action rather than mere snow ana sympa-
thy In the cause of Hungary they had made an et-
foit to prove that wOrklngmen were not only talk
ing men, but men OF action also They had raised
tha, small fund as a commencement Of the working
mans subscription to the hungarian Fund lie then
read the following document
NEw-NoRK, Monday, Dec. Is 1851.
THE Undersigned Committee on behalf of the
Operatives III the employ OF Mr.. Suas Z. herring,
manufacturer of the Salamander Iron Safes, beg OF
you to accept Of the OF $500, their contribu
ton towards the proposed " kossuth Fnnd,, Tor the
cause Of Hungary" Signed by the Committee.
He then handed the above letter with check for
$500 on the Broadway Bank.
Mr.. Pulszky replied 1t gives me much pleasure
to that OF all the addresses hOSsuth has received,
this IS one OF the most important and acceptable es-
peciay as II comes from the working classes, upon
whom the prosperity OF the nation is founded. The
political elevation Of the people depends on the
working classes and YOU have the thanks of kOSSuth
who viii be glad to find that the working classes
b III speak and act. hope you Will excuse hoSsuth
for not beng able TO see you, as he is unwell, ana
has TO prepare hlInself Tor Inc PfesS Dinner.
The deputation shook hands with Mr.. Pulszky
and retired, and as one of them left the room, he
placed $40 in the hand OF Pulszky to add to the Fuad
kOssuth's Reply TO the New-York Typography
cal Society.
The following answer was received by
the President of the New-York Typographical So
eie!y, from NJ. Kossuth yesterday morning, in re-
ply to the address presented Monday last, making
him An honorary member and extending TO him an
invitation to attend the Printers Banquet, on the
10th of January in cemmemoration of the birthday
Of the uusiTious Franklin:
NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1851.
DEAR SRI feel greatly honored by the GER
uhcste Of honorary membership from youI Society 70
which sincerely wish every success.
would give great pleasure attend your dinner IN
eommemo,aon OF the birth day OF the great Dr. Frsnk
I'm on the 10th OF January but tell IA what
part Of the country shall be engaged that time
must respectfully decline your invitston Should ccum
stances opportunity to attend nothing will give
greater pleasure than honor the memory Of
great man. | am. Sir,
With the his hest regards,
Your o0edient servant
l.. RossuTH.
JAMES WHITE. Esq, President fthe New-YoGk Typo
graphical Society.
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