New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER H. 1851

american people Accept my thanks. snt may God Mass
you in rour Efforts n he Of the opp esei ,ns
ard the Of Constitutional feed thrcagtos. The
world
The visitors hen retired and the public receptions
closed for the DAY. Inc rooms we're soon cleared,
and Gov Kossuth LEFT IA comparative qule after
four hOgrS o. imm ensc labor.
Early IN the morning VI. kossush sent for the
spt echts of Henry Clay, probably with reference TO
his own spec ch tonight Du'lsg the day, large
number OF letters. dispatches cards, &c. were re-
ceyed with requests for al sorts o. things from all
SORTS Of people. Trey were handed over 10 NJ.
Lfmml. his private secretary.
The Board or EDUcATIoS.-At the meeting Of the
Board of Education last night, y. G.. Benedict, the
President alludoa to the arrival of the distinguish sd
euost. Kossuih among rs, ard the proDrieIy OF eX-
hlbting the respect of The Board 10 yards hiD &c.
Gov. Bracish, Commissioner, oferet the following
resolution
Resolved That Committee Of FIVE msmse Re appointed
70 ezpess 10 ~ Kos nth the mpaty Of thus hoard with
Inn his Ct The pas ADD his aopas Of the future
ard em,ke suitable arrangements 20 p-esea, {" him ,he
respect Of the Board AMI their othe connection Of
populsr education With the progress Of civil and religions
Adopted and Commissioners Braiish, Nicoll
Beekman, Lawton ana Denny appointed the Com
InIitee with the President added.
ADDRESS or sIGNoR JUsTo Paroles or PASANA
ILLUsTRIoUs MAGYAR native Of the lstnnus Of
PA ana the most important spot OF me globe from 10
ton addressing the prominent leader Of the brave Hun
gariaIs
A countryman If the Washington. the Kossuth and Ma
poleon of South America the great Bolivar Of that extra
ordinary that from the banks of the OoDoco went
planting the palm Il liberty u the Argentine Nights OF Po-
to destroying forever Spanish dominion the glor
Gus plans Of Ayacucho who created three Rep1bcs and
gave freedom to ten uions o. men that we're before
lgvess urtryman, repeat. Of that wonderful warrior
presents his respects TO the great Magyar, and co,gatu-
istes the Washington. me boiyar ana Ndpoeoh OF hun-
gary for his arrival the land Of freedom and Of liberty,
which words are synonymous with the name o. kosslth.
Your social and democratic principles, identified with
those OF Norh and South Amenca nave mes general syn
t we ony c,nnt,v ro"r I,,aTv taeots and po-
cal TACT your devoedness for civil and religious liberty
Washington and Napoleon the bridge Of both hems-
pheres. and finding echo on the shores Of the Pacific
Ocean, has along the mighty Andes through the en-
re of tho Incas 20 die on the confines o. the Panasonian
regions
unfortunate circumstances the Almighty who fayors the
lnst cause will in future hope, second your steps aud
then your mission viii be fulfilled because the destiny Of
pshed.
lowers in the hosp able land Of Washington,
these ente. sing and generous people, IN this
ture In union wih your and gsed country
men, may some day say with them uug airy is free
tyranncal Governments"
Kossu,h showed great satisfaction at this address,
and epeated his sincere thanks in very words.
ANOTHER ADDRESS FROM New GRANADA
God bless noble Kossuthl Hero Of the age-Chrs
l.an Martyr In the name Of the democracy Of New
Granada salute yOu Your fame has reached the shores
my country the hsery of your mSfrtunes has drawn
from the eyes counrywomen and my brethren,
sdmng your deeds hope yet 70 call you the Lberaor Of
tUIoIe My country suffered. yours, for season
der the opprobous yoke Of Kngsas yours to OBJ
nde pendeDce and liberty. during period Of fifteen
New Granada fought against the babsrous power
OF tyranny, and eventually Our just trumphsd so
that to-day free and happy. You are seeking the
active sympathy of all free people aid Of their oppressed
brethren and you have right to expect tina, cooporaon
My country lulurant Wilderness Of South America
my brethren the children Of the forest AID have
but little offer you toward the fsrtherauce Of gil
gautc enterprise but ill the hour of redemption shall
arve should the democrats Of Europe seek shelter ia
New Granada they viii there enjoy q home liberty and
honor
KossuTH IN NEw-JERsEY.
1t has been proposed in Trenton, to invite Kossuth
10 that place on the Goth inst the same day on
which the anniversary of the Battle OF Trenton Oc-
ours, when large military representation Will
be in attendance. The Newark military have re-
ceived an invitation 70 be present. and meeting OF
the citizens of Trenton will be held this evening to
consider the matter
We learn from The Mercury that large meeting
OF the citizens OF Newark, n j. was held last even
irg TO express sympathy for the cause OF Hungary
Resolutions were adopted disavowing any assertion
that the nation as such should directly interfere
with foreign politics. but holding "that the coun-
try owes it to herself and to the free principles to
which she owes her greatness 10 stand forth the
proclaimed friend OF the oppressed the enemy OF the
oppTeSsor ready to welcome the attainment OF llber-
" by all who are able and fit 10 De free" The May
or OF the City, James Quimby, ZEN John $: Darcy,
ex-Chief Justice Hornblower Col ALVIN Heoden,
Col. A. G.. M. Pennington, +. L. Frenghuy sen,
ESQ., Hon. VIM: Wright Chancellor o, 3. ha!stead ~
Stephens Archer Clifford, and Elias Van Arsdaie.
Esdrs, were deputed to wait upon NJ. Kossu'h and
tender him the hospitalities of Newark
KossuTH IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Committee Of the City Councils, deputed 10
visit New-York and invite kossuth to accept the
Inequalities of Philadelphia, have returned and
state that the illus,rious Hungarian may be expect
ed here TO ward the close of the next week. They
are getting up grand Kossuth Banquet there.
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