New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
DEPARTURE OF KOSSUTH.


LISTERS, AT PHILADELPHIA
Yesterday m0rniDg at 8 O'Clock, hossuth
ses the Irving House for the purpose oil proceeding
PAladelphia in the course oithe nexttwc OF three
S.v. During the whole Of Sunday night he was en-
sasea IN arranging his affairs previous 10 ms depart
uyc The Nayor, Mr Kingsland renamed Win nun
until about IL O'Clock, and rendered MIN all 'he as
distance he could by his advice, as to MS ah@hs ~u1
their arrangement up 70 the last moment oil MS say
40 New stk. After he took his leave, hosSu'h,
with miisg energy, continued TO wri'e ano uia
cot Ieure until O'Clock yesterday morning.
Some Of the most intimate Of Kossuths Newly OK
6.endE waited upon him Sunday night, among whom
were General SANFORD, DR.. Bellows, and some OF
BE M nbers OF the Common Council. He Affection
sfeiy took bis leave Of them, and hoped 10 have the
pleasure Of again greeting them before his return TO
Europe
Al s O'Clock yesterday morning, Mayor Kingsiand
waited upon Kossu,h, and introduced TO him several
members OF the Philade phia Reception Committee
who were appointed TO conduct him 10 that city, and
from the time Of his departure he is TO be considered
as the guest of the Common Council and the people
Of the time-honored city OF Penn.
Between and O'Clock yesterday morning, ne
sook leave of Mr.. Howard, the proprietor of the IT.
vins House, and warmly thanked him for his kind at
,en,ion aad when prspars tions were made, he
kred carriage with the Mayor, and drove to the
Railway station.
There was no excitement at his departure, and his
whole ovemerts are for the present kept pro-
hund secret.
The ladies, Madame Kossuth, Madame Pulszky,
Vseceded the Governor IN private carriage, and ar
engagements were made for them to depart withou.
he slightest demonstration.
The Mayor handed them into the carriage, and
ahey were accompanied by Captain Kalapszo, Capt
Jrahauck and Capt. Nemeth, who were to perform
ne duties Of escort during their journey. Alder
man Franklin also accompanied them and the gen
denen of the Philadelphia Deputation, and the
whole party met at the Railway station in Jersey
City
A special tram was provided by the Railway Com
psny to convey the party along their line, and placed
81 the disposal of Alderman Franklin and the New
York Committee, and the Committee from Phlls
delpbis At about % o'clock the whole party
started in the most private manner, without the
kasi excitement further than that which raised
by the curiosity Of the Railway officials. At New
ark q great crowd had gathered TO see Kossuih On
ne train arriving at New Brunswick Alderman
franklin tack his leave, after which he returned to
town.
The special train then proceeded, and the party
arrived ia little better than two hours at the splen
did residence of Mr.. MeAllister. Here the train
Stopped and the ladies' took up their quarters with
Mai gentleman, until ii should be decided on what
day they should proceed to Philadelphia. It's I'm
deIstood that Kossuth Will spend one or two days
prva,ely for the purpose of recruiting his health,
and arrangements to this effect have already been
made
The majority Of the suite still remain at the Irving
House, and Count Francis Pulszky, Secretary OF
State 10 the late Hungarian Republic, is left IN
charge Of Ksssuth's affairs They will remain until
NE ARRIVAL Of the Baltic, and receiving Kossuth's
European correspondence, Mr.. Pulszky will inn
medistely proceed TO JOIN him In his tour to
Washington, he will visit Philadelphia and Balti-
more, and be accompanied by Count Gregor Bethlen,
Colonel in the Hungarian Army, Mr. Paul HaJnlk,
late Chief Of the Hungarian Police, COL Berzenczey
Nate member OF the Hungarian Diet, Secretary Peter
Macy, late Of the Hungarian Embassy TO Rome, Dr.
Spaczek, late Surgeon to the Hungarian Army and
Can't Laszlo, Que of the private Secretaries.
Tne Hunsxnsrs who arrived in the, Mississippi
will for the present remain at the Irving House
sn,il arrang ements can be made for their removal.
4 Kcssuih has entrusted the whole of his financial
affairs to hr. Paul Hank, who has been his faith
ful follower from the first commencement OF the
Ilunrars an struggle