The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-17

serensded Gov Kossuth and his lady Several odss
and patriotic songs sung in assman-smons thsm
q peutcher Msnesschwurn aAuf und last die rahnsa
Fliegen,D and Hall Columbia" in German. Gov. x.
and his lady Count Puzsky and Lady, accompanied By
the German aids and several Hungarian onoers, ami
many Of the ladies and gentlemen guests Of the hotel
introduced by MI Howard upon the balcony over
rotunda from Witch after the singing was CONDUIT
he thanked them for the patriotic demonstration %
the Of their coustiy, and had oonhdenos wheh
In her behalf He believed when necsssty required tn,
feelings that prompted them would stimulate
them TO deeds.
KOssUTH INVITED TO DELIVER LECTURE
lecture upon the Worlds Fair WAS last evening is
vered before the Phomathean iety Of Brooklyn BY
Mr. Greeley Of the T'i6,nej after which resolution
was offered and adopted that Louis Kcssuth be invited
to deliver lecture the independence OF Hungary
before the society, at his earliest conveuienes tbs
ntmsted that the price Of tickets tor sdnssloo
would be 50; and as the house was capablS OF accom-
modatng thousand five hundred personee purse
Of $4,000 could be presented to the Hungarian Suad
THE KossUTn FEELING ELSEWHERE.
XossUTH's CONTEMPLATED VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA
PROM CORRESPONDENT.
PHLADxLrHiA, Dec. Id, 1851.
A letter from Kossuth has bsen received, putting
his visit to this city until the middle Of nezt week
rendering necessary postponement Of the banquet,
which had been fixed for Tuesday The nrst item foe
the Kessuth fund raised in this city was ysstsrday
placed the hands Mayor dipin 1t is in the shap,
of check for $3.50, being the proceeds Of bensdt
Mr.. spooner's (Barnum's Museum The check IL
drawn to the order Of Louis Kossutha cute plan on
the part the manager procure autograph Of tho
Governor. benefit the object, came Oh some
to light it Is feared that they have shared the ft
that befe the receipts at the Isther Mathew bsnsds
concert in your city.
Hungarian flag prepared by the countrymen OF Kos
suth for presentation to him. to be ooasecratsd 90
morrow evening, at the residence Of DE- CIspkey In
Lombard street.
large public meeting held In Trenton, Now
Jersey, Saturday evening last, at the City Hai,
TO hear the report Of the committees appointed to
invite Kossuth to visit Trenton William z 6hermal
Interviews whit the distinguished Hungarian, and al
reported series Of resolutions which unanimously
bis last great speech and providing for the apponmsn
Of committee of five to raise funds in aid ofthe Huasa
rian cause An effort wa. made to get them amended By
propriste 81 600 for the purpose stated, but IL failed
rELEGRAPHIc.
MESSENGER FROM PRESIDENT FILLMORE TO KossUr9.
WAsHlSoros, December To- 1851.
Mr. Hunter Acting Chief Clerk Of the State Depart
ep leaves this evening by order of the President
to present to Kossuh the joint resolution Of Congress-
welcoming him. Xfz
CRITICISMS ON KossUTH, AT THE CAPITAL.
WAsHSGroS Dec. 16, 1851.
The Washington Republic and the Natisnal Isu s1rc
are very Kossuths projects, and Of urss
upon certain New York papers, which, they assert
turning his head by fusome adulation-
The Republic says his money project Is another Lopss
los n and ASSERTS that hundred millions would be
CURED for successful revolution in Hungary
The IftLsenoo ridicues Koseuth's Interpretation Of
Washingen's policy rennrkng that tie doctrines OF
nonnervention and neutrslitythe doctrines alike %
civilization Christianity peace, and of Washingtonhavs
remained like Egyptian writing TO our counrrymsu,
until the gifted descendant of Attilla-the Hungarian
wsshington-happly gave them the key and the rs
velstion.
INVITATION TO KossUTn PROM ALBANY.
ALBANY, Dec. II, 1881.
Alta meeting OF the Common Council held this even
iIg, the following resolutions offered By Mayor Perry,
adopted -
Resolved That the Common Council Of the city Abany
dee ply patLzng with Louis kossuth
his struggle tor abe liberty And Independence
his exertone fer civil and religious freedom.
BE untrns zeal for hs eourtry cause DO hereby invite
citizens may him that personal 10 which
Is erinenty entitled, Are tender thst sympathy Zoe
ls uNtry which its suferiDEs e Justly require.
Resolved That Mayor Perry Recorder Wight and Alder
Dexter. WATSON and Hentrckson be committee to
ter6er the Invitation 70 H. kosutn aud 10 maize arrange
tic eisy, At such time AZ nay suit his convenience.
The Mayer directed to communicate the foregoing
10 kossuit.