The New York herald., 1851-12-07
THE yANpE RBILr CEREMONIES

THE VANDE RBILT CEREMONIES
At early hour Q considerable crowd was col
ected on the Battery, TO witness tho departure OF
the Oregon from Castle Garden, to bring Kos-
suth to the city. The Garden fenced In with
barriers, consisting Of posts and chains, and a
large party Of police In requisition to guard the
entrance to which there admission only by tickets
The number Issued about t00 As the time drew nsh
for the departure Of the boat there complete
of those who were provided with the necessary au-
thority. But as yet no boat appeared. At length
the G. Vanderbilt, and not the Oregon was seen
moving towards the Garden but the Oregon was an
nounced, and the Vanderbilt had no coors hosted
the movement not understood. Soon, however. It
became apparent that change had been made AMI
that the Vanderbilt substituted for the Oregon
for no sooner did she touch the Garden than the
invited, who had been waiting, rushed board, and
in few minutes she was away, and her flags given
TO the breeze On inquiry ascertained that the rea
son Why the Oregon not obtained, that twenty
four hours notice not given had agreed to- and
1t was only at IL o'clock Friday night that Alderman
Delamater succeeded in obtaining the Vanderbilt
There appeared to be general eng that reception
premature, and that Monday would have been tn.
better day, notice sufhcient had not been zvsn
and several military companies refused at rs to turn
out on that account Saturday, besides In good
day for any public demonstration. But il could not
the people more than made up for the want OF no.cs
The news sppearsd to spread ~ wldfre
The crowd that hocked to the Battery continually in
creased, until at length 1t swers< vast mllt.tuds
There were many deceived by the following hand BILL
posted up in the vicinity of the Battsry:-
Hsc,,rrros or Eo.surE;
The large and spen1d steamer Norwslk Can't. Wood.
will accompany the Common Council With our lustrou,
guest, Ex-Governor Kossuth frsm Qus-antne to Castle
Garden, tins morning She will leave Peck slip at s.,
n NJ and Pier No. N r. at An
People thought that the Norwalk wa, the zeal smoa
Pure and they rushed board her besng quite con.
tented to pay 30 cents for the excursion Though she
had not Kossuh board she accompanied the Wander
bt and some Of the Aldermen who we're late for th,.
steamer were thus enabled to overske her at Staten
Island where they landed at the Quarantine wharf and
subsequently managed to get on board.
Among those on board the members Of the Com.
mon Council the members elect, the members OF tas
Legislature and the members elect and OF the
distinguished citizens, military and civic.
Some members Of the Common Council went to the
island in the regular fery.bo at nine O'clock aud
waiting on kosIuth, prepared hin! for the reception that
awaited him
The illusts!ouS Magyar cams down to the drawing
room about hs!fpast 0, A. NJ where breskfh. pre-
pared FOR him ard his entrance the Hon Mr Style
of Georgia late Minister at the Court Of Vienna dunr
the Hungarian revolution and Mr. Stevens OF Loaioa
wsren,rc5ucea TO him By Lieut. Nelson OF the Ss.s-
srpk Durirg the morning Kossu,h received Ia. sub
Joined note ani returned the following reply
rILsexA'HIe wsLcexE.
GoTEEror KossvTH-The ts,egraphers on our nss
through the United States cordially unite In expressing
cious er. this day to the commercial metropolis of The
United States IL IA considered the beg ming OF tss
HENRY oREuLY
Orau.xrtxr In. n.
DEAR ss-Goy. Koesuta sckao edges with much pls.
cure ana With highest wishes for their happness the
congratulations Of the teegrsphers through the Unte
States
While Kossuth at breakfast, the Vanderbilt ar.
rived, but owing TO the shaownes Of the water csull
not get clo,e TO the alp. She remained in the dec
water and boat being despatched By Dr. Doaue nom
Quarantine. brought Alderman Miller and sous oshec
members Of the Common Council on shor. to receive
Kessuth and conduct him board. The deputatiou
proceeded to DR. Dcsnes re,ience when Il arranged
that the steamer should 60 little further up To the al
joining wharf belonging to the Quarautins, where there
was sucent depth to enable the Governor suite to
20 on beard without any delay.
Two dsguerreotypsts went yesterday morning {,
take KossJhs likeness, but he refused to alloz h Or
Dosne endearored to get his permission but the Magyar
vas inexotnbe and would not consent He said he WIS
sfrsd that II was attempt TO make speculation Of
him, and that he had acted In similar manner ia Eng
land where attempts had been also made to take nj,
Likeness One dssuerrotypist managed, hovcver to
catch flying likeness Of the Magyar. Having failed TO
obtain his consent to sit the dssuerotypist ssceraned
by what house his carriage would pass lie then placed
spparsu, in window and adopting me ans TO stsp
the carriage moment, succeeded in tsksg likeness
net only Of fKouth, but Of Dr. Doane and two or three
little children number Of Hungarisns in the United
States army crossed over from Bellows Island in uni
form early In the morning having obtained leave to take
part in the days procession Kossuth looked much
better yesterday morning than have been supposed
from the previous days fstigues.
About 10 O'Clock, Kossuth departed on board accom-
panied by Liest Nelson who escorted Madame Kossuh
and DR. poane who escorted Msdsms Puszky On
leaving the wharf before proceeding on board he
thanked hsior Hasadorn the officer in command for
the attention that had bees paid him. 10 vhch the
Major replied that would always be looked upon By
him and bis companions In arms, as the highest honor
OF their lives to have served Is guard to Kossuth
The scene at the wharf battles all description when
Che Vanderbilt put alongside the rush TO &c. on board
ess terrible The Richmond yards were on duty aud