New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
FSrec.ed Arrival OF Kossuth-Hnssartsns Of
the Nissis.ippi Prepsripg Tor him-ruoiic
Demonsiraties on sTaten Island

D-monstraties on staien isiasd'
IuIing the whole of yesterday great
numbers Of psrsors were anx,ously looking OUT on
sIssn blsId for the arrival Of the HUMBOLDT bear
ing the inustrlous Magyar Chief but up to dark last
night, not the slightest glimpse could % seen OF the
GsIsItvssseI During the day maay persons cAlei
upon Dr. Dosne. u obtain some Information concern
irg the arrival smorg thsse acre Herr STOPPED,
Bavarsn Artsi y 70 obliged 70 leave tbs country
On accoun, OF hrs literal tendencies WOosia-
SIZE Russian Pole, who took an active part IN the
Polish youton. . nd obsed 70 leave his coursy
TO Kroleci lis lie and many o.eer foreigners. who
fee aR interest the great man who is daily and
hourly expected upon our shores.
Az Il o'clock yesterday morning the Hungarian
exiles who arrived IN the Mississippi, headed by
Col Bersencsey and uncer the direction Of Mr. Mel
son snd Mr. Phillip. two OF the officers of tia.
steamer, proceeded 70 Ststen Island, 70 pay their
respects 20 DR.. Doane, aud prepare for receiving
their Governor. They caared with them letter OF
Introduction from the Mayor. and they waited on the
Dec or at his residence. lie informed them that
iieIe was but lille likelihood Of the arrival Of the
stesmer that cay, but generously offered TO give them
asDemocra.ic Republican accommodation, If they
,housht proper to remain on the Island till It did
fiye THIS they CecLned with great pOllteneSs, Dat
they appointed eight OF the mo devoted followers OF
kossu'n, to wait ana receive nm should ne arrive
during the night. These eight were accommodated
IN house belonging 10 the Doctor, which lie set
apart for their use.
A dejevntr a Ia folrchette was then provided for
the whole company, which they psrtook Of with
muck pleasure after which they were shown the
SUIT OF rooms set art for their leader with which
tLoy expressed themselves very much sat slet. In
the afternoon they returned TO the City. with the ex
cepicn OF the eight officers. who became the guests
OF DR.. Dome for the present
Great proportions are be ng made by the people Of
the Island, and demonstration perhaps the largest
which took place there, Will be got up to honor
The Great Embodiment OF the principle OF Liberty
as Kossuth has been called. Three Public Meetings
called by circular, have been held at the Military
Han, VanC,fbrs Landing, and the movement was
commenced by appointing DR.. DOane as Chairman,
| ana Dir. Justice ircan as secretary. The meetings,
after mature CELEBRATIONS, appointed general Com
mttee OF - persons 10 supeTnIend the arrange
meuts Committee OF 10 draw up an address
Committee OF Is for arranging reception an Act
ing COMMITTEE Of 10 ano 4 Committee OF Finance,
consisting OF PERSONS.
An orator OF the Gay was selected Mr. Richard
Adams Locke ard he viii read the address. Two
MsTshss, Mr. MnIhorne Tompkins, and Mr.. Robert
c WetmoTe, were appointed, and l2 Marshaps AIDS,
among whom are Mr. HYDE, Mr.. o. l.. Lee, Mr..
" S. Vanderbilt and Mr.. George OSsood.
\ large marque, capable OF holding 5000 persons,
was erected yesterday on the Knoll, IN mont OF Dr
Vancerbili's house, on Richmond road and above II
was hosted the Hungarian flag. In the center OF the
tent large platform has been erected, TO accommo,
date kossuih, the COMMITTEE and the fress, ana
this is to be ornamented with the hungarian and
American banners. The Committee have provided
great number OF rosettes which contain an intu-
sion OF the American and Hungarian c0lorS, each
one forming beautiful star, and these are intended
10 be worn on the occasion.
On the Gay of Kossuths arrival notice will be
sent 10 all tae townships on The Island, by special
messenecIs, and signal flags Will he hostod on The
new building on Pole Hill, TO the west OF the Quar-
antine ground, on the Cour. House AZ Richmond,
and IN the Port Richmond Hotel. On the following
morning, at 10 o'clock the citizens, the military and
civil companies bearing flags and banners, and &C
companied by DodwOrths brass band, VIII assemble
on the street south OF the Quarantine ground, ana
the form procession carriage ana four horses
| viii he IN readiness 10 convey Governor kossuth
| fem Dr. Do&ne's, and ten carriages Will be
| Moyided fer the other refugees from Hungary and
when all is repaired the process Will move under
the direction OF the Marshall to the Tent on Rich
| moud Road, where the address Will be presented,
and the reception by the people OF Richmond Coun.
ty take place. This completed, the procession Will
again .oIm and return with the Magyar to the resi-
| cence of DR. Doane
| An enthusiastic meeting OF the people was held
lastneht 10 decide upon the line OF march and order
| Of the procession, and the whole of the arrange
| meEts were completed.
The greatest excitement exists amongst the inhab-
ants OF Island, and no less than three signal
flags have been ordered to be hOisted on the hrst
sight OF the steamer.