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

Yesterday morning Gov. kossuh di

Yesterday morning OO'. AooSon uiu hos
receive company as he was busy IN preparing for the
Cannon Council dinner at the Irving House this |
evening. He was much better this morning In health
than he was on the previous day. and there was no
doubt of his being able to do his part at the great
banquet
INVITATION FROM TnB CITIZENS OF NEWARK
This morning kossuth received letter, contain
ing the following resolutions, nom the cslzehs OF
Newark, New-JeTsey, inquring when ne could
make it convenient TO receive deputaton. he ap-
pointed to morrow morning as the oest uhe tore
ceve the oeputation and address.
Puysuant TO public notice the citizens Of Newark with
a., ds nctn Of partv assembled az Washington Hall on
Tpssaay evenre The day Of December al u o'clock
for the purpose taking the Necessary Steps towards m
wing tie ustrous Magyar Chief LOUIS hossrth to our
The meeting was organized By the appon nasnt Of his
No., lanes NJ Oumpy, Mayor, as President, with er'
H HssII j1see joseph aoblewsr General John D,
ey ChaIcsier Olive, Hals'sd Hon Nm Vim Wngst 5ohn
Esq Archer Clifford Esq AID Gen james ps. Mls nn Wee
Piesd9ts and MOss: Kng k e. p sseTes1 peea
On motion, CORTLAND Parker, ESQ. Col Bernard Nc
Comck and Jacob Van Arsdas Esa ssse appointed
this meeting who subsequently reported the following
which were una al mousy sdSpINSe Newark assembled without
distinction Of party tender an ear est and hearty welcome
W. Nation. guest and congratulate him and the civilized
world his escape from danger ana 1eiease from imprs
Second Tha, the genius eloquence herom, persever-
ance and LOFTY patriotism Of this man. receive
OuT
nus r. deah captiyIt and numberless embraces Of
mis- followers and the wrongs OF the noble people whom
required the egons OF Russia as well as the ats andorce
Of Austria Temporarily TO ubdue Indignation
against the crre interference OF that huge OF
the north whose existence Is the most formidable eaem!
10 the ofhbery and the amehorstion OF mankind
THIRD That without asserting that the nation as s9ca
should directly interfere with foreign politics. we hold
10 be the night every citizen freely 10 ympathze win
the cause Of hunga and 20 sa sSs,r ms s
and that the country IN our estimation YES It 70
to e stand forth the aimed friend of The oppressed the
enemy Of the oppressor ady to welcome the attainment
Fourth: That General John Darcy, Chief Justice
Joseph c. H0rnblOwer, Col Abram Hedden. Col 4 NJ
HoS Wlam Wshs chaseor O.
Halstsd Gel Isaac BALDWIN. His Honor James NJ Quinn
Archer Clifford, Esl and Ehas Van Arsdale, ESQ be,
and they ave hereby appointed COMMITTEE 70 wait Upon
Governor kossuth and his compatrois present copy 81
these resolu ions and in the OF the city invite nun
and them to visit US as may be convenient anu
certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the proceed
and resolutions had and adopted by the aeresa meet
ing of the citizens OF Newark. Moses X KING secy'
Ne,edrk. New Jersey,) December 10. 1851
GOVERNOR HUNT AND KOssUTH.
Yesterday morning letter was received from Col.
Robert II. Morris, Aid-de-camp of the Governor OF
the State of New-York, which informed Kossuth
that the Governor in the absence Of the Legislature,
had no power to invite him to the capital and the
Executive mansion the guest Of the State In IN
yitng Kossuth Albany, the Governor wished 1t to
be understood that he had only consulted the sentl-
ments of his own mind, without reference 10 the
constitutional function of his office, for ne appfe'
ciated the eminent character and patriotic motives
of the ilustrious Magyar, and he hoped the manner
he had adopted to manifest his sentiments would
meet with his kind approval.
CONTEMPLATED VISIT TO KOssUTH.
Yesterday morning the following note was received
by Gov. Kossuth informing him Of a contemplated
visit by several respectable citizens of NewYork
,toI tha hast no
GOV. LOUIS Kossuru-Sr Ex-hderman Abraham
Van Nest many years President t Of our Banks az
also his son, John Van Nest, Rev. Dr. Nanpe and hrs
son law, MIR j. Vanpelt, residents OF tins CITY, equest
The iiustrious Magysr-the intrepid leader uagarians
the noble OF Hungarys freedom ana independence
Ncr- York, Dec IL. 1851.
NEW MUSIC IN HONOR OF K0SSUTH.
The Governor presented Yesterday morning
with copy of new piece OF music,
Welcome Quick STEP" which has just been published
by Firth, Pond & Co., of Franklin-square, for the
Piano. Forte. 1t was composed by Mr.. Saruel Owen
in honor of his arrival in the United States and dedi
Gated to him as a tribute of respect to hm for his
patriotism and worth as a statesman and man. The
march is set IN time. with sharps, ana mas sew
u Ys1s eHs tsass Th Ms Por
the publishers.
HUNGARIAN 81 PPER PARTY AT GEN. sANDFOBD = =
On Wednesday evening Madame kossuth, Mr..
BerzceDzcy, and several members of;kossuth's suit,
were entertained at supper by General SANFORD.
Kossuth himself was too i'll to accept the invitation
His great studiousneSs affects his health lie has not
been out since he came to Newly ork, except for
short time on Sunday.
INVITATION FROM TRENTON.
An invitation has been rendered to Kossuth BY the
citizens OF Trenton and they wish HIM to pay them
visit 4 meeting has been held for the purpose OF
pre- sentng him with address, and letter has been
forwarded 10 him, to that effect.
He is assured that effort VIII be made to secure
that aid, which he silly asks for the bleeding
cause of Hungary and that their demonstration will
not be only of hospitality but one of more prac
teal character for the cause of his fatherland.
INVITATION FROM JERSEY CITY.
An invitation has been presented to kossuth from
Jersey City, and the people will be glad to see him
at his own convenience.
PERSONAL INTRODUCTION TO KOSsUfH.
The only person introduced 10 kossuth to-day is
the Chairman of the Baltimore Committee, Mr.. H.
Z. Brooks. lie called 10 bid him affectionate
farewell, and to inform him that every preparation
should be made for his reception at Baltimore.