The New York herald., 1851-12-04
THE EXPECTED KOssUTH.
The Preparations for his Reception az
staten Island.

The Preparations for his Reception az
Staten Island.
The following arrangements have been adopted by the
committee ct Staten Island for the reception Of Kossuth.
The meeting held 1t Military Hail. A. Sidney Dosne,
Eco, in the chair and Mr.. Thso FrsAn was appointed
secretary. The subjotned resolutions were aAoptsd
Resolved That the Chair appoint a co mmttee of Eve
to prepare an address Kossuth at such
time IS he may designate after his arrival upon our
ieland.
The Chair then appointed Richard A. Locke, Mir
thorpe Tompkins, Geo A. Ward James L. Cooley, ands
Robert G. Wetmore such committee.
VIM IL Allen were on motion added to the committee
Resolved That committee be appointed BY the Chair
" The rts Chair appointed VIM H. Allen j. G. ThOmpsou,
Theo Frean g. Brueninghaussen, Daniel L. Clswsoas
and VIM. II. Vanderbilt.
The following gentlemen were on motion, appointed g.
Finance Committee Jacob Bendernagel, Geo A. Ward.
Orlando E. Lee, Daniel b. Allen George A. Osgeod
to prepare suitable Of the
reception :-Richard Locke, r. 9 wstmore VIM. H.
Allen. O. Bruenir ghsuesen Daniel b. Allen.
Resolved That the military and other companies Of
the Island be invited to attend the reception, and that
the music for the occasion be provided BY the committee
The following gentlemen were appointed committee
and WanSs 1srSsueOn Do1n %% H.
a 0sCod Charls. Lsvsridss, Nathan Barrett George
Resolved, That the ladies Of the county bs invitedtc
attend the reception.
hekoIVeu 1odt Doene De appointed TO Introduce
the ladies to Kossuth With leave On Of hie inability
to sttsndO to appoint substitute In his place.
1t is understood that Dr. Deane Health Officer is to
Quarantine him sufficient length of time tocsrry out
the plans. tent belonging to the Amphitheatre in
New York and suitable to hod 600 persons has been
procured 81 great expense for the occasion
There will be grand turn out of the citizens and
military and civic procession, ending with dinner at
the New Brighton Pavilion.
The proceedings have been kept somewhat quiet in
order that the State Of Staten Island have the
horcr Of first welcoming the latest aposte liberty
to shores He will then be delivered into the hands
| Of the Common Council Of New York
The Special Committee appointed by the Common
Council to make arrangements for the reception Of Kos
euth met yesterday afternoon in the Mayors office
the purpose of completing the programme Of the pro
cefsion They engaged until late hour and our
reporter was unable to obtain the document which
are informed, will be Of considerable length The mill
taIy escort to accompany Kossuth will consist of the
firft Division Of New York State Artillery commanded
BY Major General sandfcrd which is posed of the
following troops viz: General spcers Brigade Colonel
Kyer's, bogars, and Postleys Regiments Of Genera
Morris's Brigade Colonel Yates's Warmers and Peers
Regiments Of General Halls Brigade Colonel Duryeas
pevee,s, and Ferrs's Regiments and Of General Ewenr
Brigade Colonel Halseys Morriss and stebbnss
Regiments. These commands about four thousand
in number and constitute the entire military Of
the city Of New York