New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
KOsSUTH IN NETWORK.
Doings on Thursday.


Doings on Thursday.
This morning Kossuih prepared himself
10 recev. deputations al little past 10 O'Clock The
6rst introduced was from
The Workmen OF the American Bible Society.
The deputation from this body consisted
of pessrr Hogan, Dyke, Clark, King and B,emcnI,
ard they were appointed by meeting Of ihe whole
ofthe employees IN the establishment, amounting -
more than $50 in number. As token OF the respect
and admiration OF the body for kossuth and the case
OF Hungary, they carried With them a solendidly
bound In Turkey Morocco, BlDle oInamsnfsf " N
gold. and chastey embossed covers Upon the ol'-
side OF the book ia gold letters was the folio ying
inscription " Presented to Louis kossutA, by the
Bookblnders IN the employ OF the American blole
Society" and with Il was also given beaunful white
silk and embroidered marker, containing slmaI
inscription 10 the above, and bearing the emblem Of
al eagle, supported by the flag OF Hungary on one
SIDE and the flag Of the United States on the other
Mr.. Vsndyke, addressing KOssut1, observed that
tie deputation he represented was from the WORK
men of the American Bible Society, and they zane
10 present him with Bible as token Of their
respect 70. him and for the cause and PRINCIPLES
which he represented. They had letter which
would better explain the object Of their Wait, aud
they would ask him 10 read it
After Kossuth had done so, Mr. vsndyke proceeded,
beg also 10 say hat we shall be prepared 10 give
more substantial aid in short time.
KossUTH's REILLY.
More substantial aid YOU cannot give tplaclng his
hand on the sible) This is the most valuable and
substantial gi't You can give thank you for IL
and I accept IL and promise 20 acknowledge your
kindness IN the presentation. as well as FOR suosan-
tsl AID OF any other tind more SUBSTANTIAL pres,
ent you coulG not make. nor could re celve. Here
ere The principles of salvation which were gwen TO
man, and here are taught those great and noble
principles, which II properly carried ou,, VIII De
blessing 10 all great nations IN every part OF the
woTlc, and make them glorious, happy and fl -
You cou not, gentlemen, give me better git, tor
during all my life It viii De source Of contentment
f,soT hall f,rhl rrutr
during my existence. God bless you, and heartily
think you FOR your present
Mn Vandyke said he hoped to have the plelsnr
of presenting him with purse In a few days.
kossuib replied that he Rad remarked no = glad ne
would be 10 receive aid for Insecurity aud he would
receive the purse when 1t was 5roush! to him am
egotistical for my country, and your CIR "l honor
her.
He then shook hands with the members o; the
deputaiiOn and they retired.
The Central Hungarian Committee.
This Committee held another meeting last
evening" at the Aston House. and made further pro-
gress in organizing plan for making a sys.smatc
effort in aid of the cause of Hungary.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted " will be seen tina; they enbra e me gen
eral plan Of operations.
l. ResOlred, That this Committee be kno aud desgna
ted as the Central Hungarian Committee.
ReS0lred, That shall have ~ vle% these objects
l. To false Oney by voluntary contributors IN al of
Hungarian Independence.
2 To aid in raising loan for the Hungarian GjTe'n-
Resorred That the subject OF raising loan be referred
TO Select Committee oil Five. to cOIsns aad arEanss with
Gov kossuth as to It's terms, and 10 aid IN having taken
Rescued, That Re recommended that mset.ags ss
held and COMMITTEES appointed IN every hamlet, VILLAGE
md ciy in the United safes CARY their purposes,
in connection with the Central Committee
S. Resoped That circulars be sent 81 as May ntYdul4
as be prac' icabe ghOu the iny, WITH ho
eraphed letter from and portrait OF Coy ,annola-
chg the formation Of the Central C1mmtee ana request
G RSsoircd That the two last preceding resolutions bs
refsrtdt The Committee CORES oBdencs, VITA power
T. RSsorod That all atoms De iged BY giving
10 contributors receipt therein ard thar the n'r1u-
ticns and Of donors he plbshed ii practicable on
time time under the direction Of the Finance Commit ee
throughout the City and COMFY be solicited b AID BY
benefits bal fairs and oiherglss m establishing Truly
fcrred 10 the Committee on Public Entertainments, with
Instructions to cary the same into effect.
O. RESCUED, That Office be taken for the use IT the
Committee IN Central place, and m agent De en-
poyed to be in constant there and that the Ell
executive COMMITTEE do carry resolution into effect
TO- Resortd That the several Ward Committees that may
he requested re port the ofpropeE
ard responsible persons to c)eoS funds IN hsr respective
WaIds; ard that person be authozeit9 make such
collection except uncor duly authenticated c'fincaies
from This Committee.
Conirib,tons IN aid of Hungary.
CENN's HAT EsTABLisnNEST
PA Broadway.
GFsrIEnEN The Men, Women and Boys employed IN
Genms Iat Establishment beg leader you the sun Of
s39 cozuhnied b. Them in ard Of the cause Of suffering
Hungary. Although the amount il but aite they have
acted on the principle Of lie gives dou1iy "hO gives
quickly"
God speed tie high aud holy which co1tTibu-
tlons intended T. promote
December II, 1851.
NEW YORK. Wedne sday, Dec. II. 1851.
We the undersigned. clerks OF the Mechanics Bank
deeply sympa'hsng with Louis Kossu.h in his efforts to
obtain freedom for Hun and DESTROYS Of contributing
mite of material aid to the good cause do hereby
agree contribute the amounts set opposite
John S25 John II Leupp-
+ A Plat IS rhos + Bull
I A. Wakeman lOl Edward NJ Young ---.---s
w VIM J. Mum -.---.-- 0l William II. Taylor
g. r. COnover-..----..- l0l W. II Cox---.--.----..l0
II. NJ Cutchen. los o. kellogg.