The New York herald., 1851-12-06

hovn tbe rocs set srsr, sc- Kouih and his immediate
suite and sstendsrts They are fitted up With gres.
taste and elegance. TIE rooms intended for Cover
nor and Madame Kossuth we're fcrnery occupied
y Jenny Lind but they have been newly furnished
for the reception Of the new guests, under the
superintend&nce OF Mrs. Howard. who Is proveroiA
for hsr eooc taste and Judgment in such matters THESE
rooms have been before described, and 90 highly eeo
former beauty and elegance that It is unnecessary to
more than that they could not be more atefuy OK
elegantly fttsd up 1hs next room when ..aonS S
hoor with the windows opening out on balcony 'front.'
ing Broadway and over the main entrance
70 the hotel This furnished in handsome style,
the furniture tenc Of rosewood the seats Of the chairs
ard lounges are covered with heavy satin damssk Of
beautiful design composed 0 red white and gold coors,
viii yindow curtains 70 match sarmounted by rich gilt
eorrices The carpet IL Of velvet OF Beautiful pattern,
and O, the same coiors rs the curtains This is
adorned with rioL mirror and hung with rare eolec
ton Of oil paintings among others one OF Washington
by stewart fre view Of Niagara Pslis and an oil paint
ing the between the yacht America
and the yachts oftbe Royal Ysch Club of cowes Isle Of
Wight The private dining room is Of excellent dimen
furniture n Of oak the seats Of chairs Of morocco
the curtains and carpet Of tasteful design; the walls
hung with well selected and appropriate oil paintings
have already described In fact expenfe has been
spared by Mr. Howard, TO render all the apartments
suitable for the reception Of the distinguished guests Of
the city
sERENADE TO kossUTH.
.e-ensdne the Magyar Chief at the quarters assigned
him the Irving House TO- night a. half past ten O'Clock
These clubs number about three hundred members and
for musical talents enjoy high reputation They will
be escorted by the Turner Association IN grand torch
light procession Associsted with the gee clubs will be
number OF city bands who have kindly volunteered
their services fr this occasion The whole force engaged
viii number eight hundred persons, and it viii be
grand and mp osing performance
KossurH TO BE sALUrED FROM BROOKLYN
HEIGHTS.
BIigsdier General II. B. Duryes, commanding the 5th
Brigade New York State Militia has ordered sslutes to
be fred day Saturday Brooklyn Heights and
from the foot of south Tenth street, Williamsburg as
soon ss the boat the distinguished Hungarian
arrears In sight The battery the Heights will con-
si.t Of section of artillery underthe command of Capt
Graham, Of the Ripggold Horse Guards; Snd that at
Wiamst lrg will be commanded by Capt Taaft of the
Light Artillery The firing will be continued as long
the tcst remains in sight
EossUTH RECEPTION COMMITTEE FROM BAL
TIMoRg
committee Of the Councils Of the city Of Baltimore,
ind sro Of the citizens Of Bsltimoreconsstins Of Hon
John Legrsnd Chief Justice Of the State of Maryland
the Hen VIM Pinckney whyte, Brantz Meyer E.q,
late Charge lie Affairs Of the Unted State, to Mexico,
Col NJ. Cohen, and Abraham Patterson, Esq and
otbsre have arrived in the city and a. the Irving
Houe TO meet Gov Kossuth on his arrival here They
vii. understand to-day, be joined by John T. Je-
Baltimore in q body and will, suitable occasion,
pre,eIt the ,strous yster with cory Of resolutions
sdoyted ty the Cooperation of the Monumental City
inviting GOV Kossuth 10 become the guest Of the city
when be visits it, separate address will be presented
also, rom the people OF Baltimore We presume some
arrangements will be made by the authorities Of New
York for these vistsrs from our sister city
THE FIRST PUFF FROM KossUrH.
One of the cute Yankees Of the day but with myste
rou, Mac his name feeling the keen blasts Of yseter
day mornings wind sent Goa. to Kossuth who in
return wrote the following note
STATEN ISLAND, Dec. 1881.
have the benor 10 acknowledge the receipt of very
beautiful garment-"an Eslumsux wrapper. The gift 10
dobty lated having reached this particular
Jtroe when the tratinG vine OF northern climate
tsenly elt in this lovely but exposed island.
Aceert grateful THANKS and assurance Of my
pneltIptahit consideration and iespset.
LOUIS kOssrrH. 'iasa,
This note, written in pencil piece OF parchment,
and stamped with the seal Of Hungary addressed to
william MeBryde, merchant tailor OF this city, whose
business II is to keep all patriots warm
The octua (Mr Blesnng) Of Jem Grant, the ia
mous barber of No Ann street has also addressed
note to Ko.utb Offering shsve him and dress h hair
daily his beautiful saloon This written in
German Mr. Blessing having tongue OF that nation,
and reply IL shertly expected. Persons with long
boards call TO day tomorrow at No Ann street
to Kossuths reply II they do not It, they can
get tTst rate shave perhaps that will do them - much
good.