The New York herald., 1851-12-22
TIE n0vEHEgrs OF KOssUrR.

TIE M0vE1ENT6 OF kOSSUrH.
The effect Of the unexpected news from France pub
shed in yesterdays HE.ALD, has been rather to dis
arrange the movements Of Kossuth for the present.
The by the next European steamer will determine
his stay In this country and carry cut cut short his
programme 1t is probable that he will keep within
arms length Of the next to Europe TIL he has
ssceItsned the result Of the coup de main Of Louis Ma
poleon.
1t is understood that he will leave New York this
morning route TO Philadelphia but 1t Is also under
stood that he does not 60 the entire way today but
that be will keep at such distance from New York tha.
he can avail himself Of circumstances.
Kossuth attended divine service yesterday at the Lu-
theran Reformed church, Walker street where be had
promised to attend on the previous Sunday but was
unable, from III health.
Kossuth dined at Simeon Drapsrs yesterday. where
council Of war held about the from France.
About $4,000 have been received by the Hungarian
Chief since his arrival hsre-the Brooklyn lecture pro-
ducipg $1,000 The amount received ut Tripler Hall has
not yet been ascertained and will doubtless amount 70
about 600 $S000 thus making to fetal Of s25 o0o
hrsides the amount deposited to his credit in
Of the banks in Wall street. Among the oontribu-
tions he has received three forged checks,
for $500, another for $3.50, and another for $500
The forgeres were only found out when Kossu.h
wrote to the pai ties whose forged akuow
edgng the receipt Of the money They, of course,
denied the soft Impeachment" Shepherd Knapp The
treasurer has got the letters and is endeavrng to hunt
up the torgers 1t Is stated that the democratic party
are about to organize the one dollar subscriptions
DEPUTATIoN FROM BOSTON TO KOssUrH.
deputstion from Boston waited upon Governor Kos
ruth last evening" consisting Of Mr.. Alderman Kbal
Councillors Henry j. Gardner Edward s. Irving silss
wsshman and Joseph Smith Upon being introduced to
the illustrious Magyar, by Mr. Howard, Mr. Alderman
KIMRALL addressed him in the following terms:-
REsrEcrED sm-My associates and myself have the
honor to be committee Of the City Council Of Boston,
delegated with the pleasant duty of inviting your Excel
We come SIR to ask you to the capital of the State
where our Pilgrim forefahers first landed after leaving
the Old World, to religious berty-to the city
where the first blow was struck for American freedom
to city hsllowed by Its immediate vci mage to BUNKER
HILL TO Concord and to Lexington to the Of john
Hancock (koesuth-Yes, oh yes remember, remem-
berO whose bold autograph our immortal Declaration
Of Independence gives SO graphic and truthful im-
We come from the descendants Of the patriots whoe
glorious deeds secured the civil religious rights we
eDJoy to their sympathy for your heroic
ymen, and admiration Of your patriotic efforts in hsr
behalf
In short sir in behalf Of the city, to ask you
to accept our hospitality at your earliest conveniene
that each and all tender you their personal regards
in our own Faneuil Hall the" Cradle of Liberty"
Allow me to present you sir copy Of the resolves Of
our City Council, der which we act.
KossUTH's REPLY.
GrNrIEMEs-I sincerely thank you for the high honor
and compliment which you have gracefully bestowed
upon me- Of invitation to the city of Boston Gentle
men, accept II In principle, but afraid that 1
shall be unable to do practically The steamer which
has just arrived from Europe, has brought
proceedings there which was not unexpected by -
land to the probability CT which have frequently al
luded 20 my friends since have been here and as
the next steamer msy bring such news as may require
Europe, Il ml for
Washington immediately, there to return my gratitude
and thanks to the Congress Of the United States, in
person have also had the pleasure Of accepting sn
invitation to Cincinnati II time permit me- gentlemen
1 propose TO remain in ths United States during the
require my return earlier will visit Boston, even If bat
for day or two and viii write from Washington that
that know Of no place in the United States that
eheuld prefer visiting more than the city Of Boston,
distinguished as she Is and occupying she does SO
high position In the literary world No invitation has
Teen felt by warmly, and feel hghly honored
by receiving it. (Cheers)
Mr. Alderman KImsALL-I should explain sir that the
cause Of the tardness which appear to have exhibited
arose In consequence Of the time that was occupied in
getting the resolutions formally passed by the Council
voice Of that body.
Governor Koesuth bowed, and shook hands with the
deputation, who thereupon withdrew.
PRESENTATION FROM STEWARDS CLERKS TO
THE K0SsUTu FUND.
Immediately after the speech the whig committee
Saturday evening, deputation Of persons employed
in the house Of A. T. Stewart Co waited upon him
and Of them read the following address the
Governor, At the came time purse, neatly tied with
red white and green ribbon, containing two hundred
and thee gold dollars -
GovERroR KossurH-rhe ACCOMPANYING two hundred
and three gold dollars the aggregate contributions
Of two hundred three persons in the house
OF A. Stewart Co Many Of those represented have
given, or will give, more individually, in other ways.
Tod firth
dollar, In order TO avoid invdous distinctions and TO
indicate approval Of the gres. dollar fund.- 10 be
lo,s Of country who deeply 81 mpahze In the cause
Of freedom Be there but the premonitery drops OF a
great golden shower after which the skies sha be bright
over the plains Of unssry-Respec;uy, for the con-
tributors.
KossUTn's REPLY.
The Governor cordially responded to the sentiments
Of this brief and stating that he was completely
promised to send written reply The dele
CATION out Of consideration sor his evident exhaustion
stated that they would not seek to shake hands with
HIM but he politely insisted upon shsnkng hands with
all present
KossuTH MEETING IN ALBANY.
meeting Of the citizens Of Albany was convened at
the Capitol Friday night when Ex-Governor Marcy
was called to the chair; in taxing which he made q
short peech endorsing TO the fullest extent Kosuh and
bis doctrines and policy non Intervention and all The
following resolutions adopted by the meeting:-
Resolved. That mong the privileges most sacred to
American citizens that Of Psaeesby Assembling aud
declaring their sentiments both upon the foreign and
domestic policy OF the country that having met for that
purpose and debsrstes upon the ppea recently made
by Louis kossuth Gove oi Hungary In behalf Of the
friends Of civil and religion, libtrty in Europe we are
Df oyniCn that the tim. has arrived when ia h IN. dutv
Ct every sincere republican TO oppose the extension Of
sbsoutsm IN Europe and to aid the came OF freedom
BY all the lawful means in his power
Resolved, That the people OF the Uried State. are
deeply interested in the impending European struggle
or the rights Of the people against the pie.nsons OF
aespotsn ths, the duty q government 70 use