The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-27

sent from Sta ford, Kirksidy n scOtland and other
places for presentation to Kossuth along with that Of
One somewhat singular epte has been received the
mayor which perhaps deserves moments notice Is
Of Messrs Barclay Perkins does not appear aud re-
commends the setting on foot subscription for an
during testimonial to the unfortunate but heroic cham
plon OF oerty In hungary ss an object more worthy
Of the attention Of British capitalists than Austrian
other foreign leans" To attest his faith in the
success Of the speculation the author encloses the
of one shilling his stake in the Investment aud
he trusts it may form the nucleus Of amount worthy
Of occasion and the nation
On the day following the banquet a splendid banner
H to be presented to Kusth by the Meyer In the pre-
Nnce the public The souvenir displays an emblena
tic design Of Liberty" surmouned by the American
stars and stripes, enreating kossuth TO cross the
Atlantic and associate his name, and that OF the
Magyar race, with Washington and Americans" The
nag was made by the ladies Of New York and sent
of to Kossuth towards the close Of the
luton but owing to accident in the transit 1t
detained in the English Custom house and sold for pay
nept Of the duty.
Lord Dudley Couts Stuart Is present staying with
Lord Pamerston at his ordships seat at Broadlands
within miles Of this port in order to be ready at
hand receive Kossuth whenever he arrives Pulzky
Colonel CARL Captain Wekey, Mr.. Toulmin smith, and
various other opariots and admirers of Kossuth
also here awaiting his arrival and this forenoon had
quite Eruption oflong Hupgariaps ana other
foreign refugees in this country by the excursion
train from London in the hope CT witnessing the disem
barkation.
Faint hopes are still entertained by some that the Mis-
sisspp may make her appearance ct any hour in the
roadsteed with kossuth and his salt board but the
must not leave the Mediterranean aid that therefore
he must come by an English vessel, If be is to come
at all
The address which at present in the coarse Of sigma
tue in this town. and has already been subscribed by
upwards CT 1000 Of the inhabitants, is as follows:
ADDRESS TO LOUIS KossUTH, LATE GOVERNOR OF
HUNGARY.
HoNoRED Strive the undersigned inhabitants of the
town and county Of ths town of cordially bid
welcome to tho shores of Britain. where
we'll known and dear to thousands being identified with
the came prin cips which the liberties social order
Prosperity 81 this country are founded. ,,,
smongt u.s. are designed something the
ordinary formalities OF cvility.
We have been deeply interested in all the patriotic enter
Trises which love Of freedom and truth emineny
ancient Independence and free Of your native
land, and which wisdom energies
for long time served to and
to obtain for them successful shared
spcerest Tathies and hoen the object
slant and heartfelt solieituds.
forbesr alluding 70 the various which have,
hitherto interered with zeal and but
We cherish the firm persuasion that the victory have
sought only postponed and that there arrive
in the history of Europe when the principles for which
bsve contended will be aud firm
and enduring basis in that great and glorious nation Of
which tie ornament and the boast.
We thank tie Ain ghty dsposer OF human events for
tevirR amidst unumtrsbe perils, and that
portions vhieh set before the great and Of
the honest admiration OF enlightened and the sincere
sftction Of upright hearts, and that whilst
able reutaop of the calumny Of shall be fur
ned in the Characteristic noheness Of soul the
most and cordial wishes of all Friends Of freedom
be realised by the extend proong of life
them, in the full enjoyment Of health peace and
other source of human happiaess.