New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-05

hungarian ENtIfs-A Edlsc AttTu-Ol-
euerro oty pists, &c.
The fever of anxiety for the approach of
Kossuth continued on Staten Island yesterday,
and gentlemen from all portions Of the City visited
the Quarantine.
On Wedne sday night the Hungarians in attend
ance waiting to receive kossuth, took supper with
DR. Doane and select company, at his residence.
The evening passed very agreeably in CONVEX
sation upon Hungary, Turkey, and the imprison-
ment at Kutahia fine picture of the Turkish
prison buildings was shown 10 the company, drawn
by two of the refugees 1t was well executed AZ
about II o'clock the guests retired to the comfort
able home which had been provided for them.
Yesterday morning three of the Hungarians who
arrived il the Devonshre visited Staten Island, and
joined their countrymen in order to do honor to Kos
suth on his landing They all took breakfast with
Dr. Doane, and on this occasion the Cavalry, In
fantly and Artillery of Hungary were represented.
In the morning the guard Of honor, under Col.
Tompkins, appeared at the Quarantine, dressed in
full uniform. 1t consisted of Is officers and men,
The uniform is blue with gold lace, and looks very
fine.
The tent which is to be used for the purpose of de-
liveripg the address to Kossuth is not yet finished,
although men have been employed upon it for two
days. IL Will be finished to-day.
a number of Daguerrean artists have solicited Dr.
Doane to allow them to erect apparatus for taking
the likeness Of Kossuth, in his house, and we be-
lieve two have been accommodated. Yesterday
afternoon, Daguerrean from New-York took a
view of DR.. Doane's house, and especially OF tina,
portion which is to be occupied by kossuth.
considerable degree of credit is due to Mr.. L
Butler, Quarantine Steward, for the manner ia
which he has made arrangements for the accOmmO-
dalton of such portion of the Hungarians as have
remained on the Island.
The excitement produced some curious scenes in
the neghborhood Of the Quarantine and almost every
tow.boat that entered the Narrows was magnlfed
into the Humboldt by the anxious lookers-out. Some
person got up report Of her arrival about O'Clock
yesterday morning, and many OF the Islanders
aroused from their sumbers to do honor to iustrious
worth. One poor fellow. military man, and bold
son of Mars, actually got up, equipped himself in
full uniform, and sailed forth in the gray light of
ciouded moon, to meet and receive the Magyar chief
On arriving at the house OF military Doctor who is
one OF the guard of honor appointed 20 offer their
services TO kossuth he informed of his mistake
and returned TO bed rather chagrned at his unfortun-
ate adventure Some others also got up and paraded
the village to find the truth of the rumor and one
gentleman actually drove two miles to see the noble
exile lard.
During the afternoon Yesterday the whole party
of Hungarians who arrived in the Mississippi as well
as those who came in the Devonshire, with several
Polish and other officers and the leading men Of the
Staten Island Military Companies, took lunch In
the house of DR.. Bruennghausen, and enjoyed them
selves excellently. Speeches were made by DR..
brunlnehausen, MAJOR Hagardon and others all
breathing the splrt OF liberty the glory Of inde
pendence.
PREPARATIONS IN THE CrrY.-The ar
engagements of the Committee of the Common Coun-
ell VIII be mainly finished to-day. The arch over
the Broadway gate Of the Park is up and ready for
de 'oration that one over the Eastern gate Is not
so far advanced. j. NJ. Trmble, the well-Anoyn
builder, Is the architect.
The various Companies and Regiments forming
the First Division are ready to parade at moments
Warning, and IS expected that the turnout Will be
almost unanimous Some say that the Irish Reci.
ment will rot parade. We should suppose that they
should re among the most jealous to recognize and
honor the great representative OF Liberty
Cen Lewis W. Stevens has been appointed Mar
shal IN Chief, and all Civic Societies who have not
yet reported their intention to join the procession,
VIII please notify him and secure their places.
The Omnibus Projectors Mutual Association.
through their President, VIM Tyson, have placed
at the disposal OF the Press of The City as many
omnibuses as they may desire SO tina. all OF the pro-
fessIen who choose NAV ride.
The President and Board Of Trustees, also the
Mayor ard Common Council cleo, Of Williamsburg,
have been invited by the Committee of Arrange
men's to unite with New-YoIk IN the reception
The Board adopted a resolution also TO invite the
Magyar to visit WillamsSursh
We have not space 10 detail a fraction of the mi
huu@ Of The Arrangements making by private ndi-
NduAls, pubhc houses Dc.