New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
KOSSUTH YESTERDAY.
yisi, 10 Church-A Deputatien from BOSTON
Madame Kossuth at Brooklyn.

Yesterday morning Governor kossuth,
accompanied by Pulszky and the Mayor, went pm
ystciy in a carriage from the Irving House to st.
Matthews Lutheran Church, No. 70 Walkers,
to attend divine service The sermon was preached
nv Rev Mr. Stolhman, and in the course of the ser
vice which was IN German, he prayed for the bless
ing Of cd to res, upon Kossuth The visit was kept
perfectlv private and cons equently ne excitement
was made The pew selected for kossuth accord
ng his wishes, was one not at all conspicuous and he
was not Zed by many people during the service
Al close number OF persons endesyoret TO crowd
rourd HIM. but no quietly moved - nus @ anu aore
coeJed from church TO the MAYORS residence the 9Th
Az where Kossuih remained until between and o'clock
IN the evening when he returned 10 the Irving House The
afternoon with the Mayor was spent We pleasantly and
neny conversation passed ee' iuunu nc iapie lug
dinner; kossuth appeared much better to-day and was
quite cheerful.
MADAME KoSSrTn AT BROOKLYN.
Yesterday afternoon Madame kossuth,
Madame Pulszky, Col. Thas. and Secretaries ina
MIX and Mogy, paid visit TO Brooklyn, and al
tended Mr. Beechers buroh, where they were tue
source OF much The sermon preached By Mt
Bseche GU this very appropriate ne related
I" The duty of nalors and Of people aeoher and
hoped n II would come whenliberty would be Known
All the world He made special auson to KOssuth as
he apostle of liberty and PRAYED for his After
the the ladies paid N.sl TO the lady OF hr D,e
then returned to tie Irving Hosse
DEPUTATIoN FROM BOSTON.
Yesterday deputation of Ave gentlemen
from the Mayor and Common Council OF Bcs on
waited upon kossuth, and presented hun win res
luton inviting him TO visit the city as IT'S guest AS
the denua,ion urgent kossnh pemIitedthem otsAe
an interview fearing thatf ne did not do other OPP
portunity would offer before his leaving ew-Nofk Inc
r,,outon offered hun the Inequalities OF the city,
and promised practical AID 70 the Hung s1sn osuso 49,
Kessrth briey replied that he was glad 20 receive ne
sm CITY s BS sns ant apS ssss s ANN
~anoulsr day on which he would enter he City. but II
would not he long before he could inform the Coune Oh
the appointed Tune as .ae sHs ary 81 s no,,be He was
very glad meet them and he hoped 10 % soe !" WIG
60 the Committee OF the SonI lin lew DAYS Kos.u,h
InpRrss FROM EAST RIVER TOTAL ABSTINENCE
SOCIETY.
Yesterday an address and copy of sew
eral resolutions were received by hossuin from inc
East River Total Abstinence Society IL symps-
thzed with him the OF Hungary and invited am
to attend meeting for the purpose of raising ava
10 ad her future struggles An answer to th 70 ee
gwen IN Writing.
KoSsrTH AND THE LEGISLATURE OF THE sIArA
OF TENNESSEE.
The General Assembly of the State OF
Tenne,see forwarded TO hossuth a series OF resclu
lions, which he received yesterday. Iley were
UNANIMOUSLY passed by the Legislature, and the
ms, aotnow sdsss his pa gotlsn. devotion aud sea1s
the seco1d expresses approval OF any honos OF
shown by the President e. kossuth tie thrd expresses
approval Of any Congressional apRropratoo 70 koss.th IN
keeyrs with the Cons,uoE the fourth desires 70 see
the are pssss spart OF dcisn0n to the
President or Congress but merely as an expression OF ne
sdnirauon OF he State for kessuth the sixth orders
con- g. be The Cove rnOr OF the state TIE riesoen
Ollie United States ard 10 kossuth-
The resolutions signed by Jordan STAKES President
of The House OF RcpresentstvesS N. h. HUI Speaker OF
the S<nate and ". b Mumsey, Secretary o. State
DONATION FROM SABBATH SCHOOL CHILDREN.
On Saturday 4 School II fifty children
az Tlatlush l. belonging TO the Methodist Episcopal
Church arded spprorr ate but lengthy address TO
Governor kossuih. with donation OF Sia 80
KOssUTH At NIBBos.
Gov. Kossuth and Madame kossuth, NJ.
Pplszsy and Madame Puszky, and the suite OF Kos
suth attended Niblo's Garden on Saturday even
inc. where benef, was given for the Hungarian
ca9,e The plav was SheTiean's Rivals and IN order
~, e,vs "A very superior Dit 9urton closed ms
ihsaisI for the night OF course Nieos fneassr vas
densely crowded. full nom PIT 20 prs-ceniun' VIVA ho
nanity and enthusiasm