The New York herald., 1851-12-06

send Wherever you step in this country you viii draw
prayers win b offered to the Ruler OF the world that
the sun OF the Wes. may not fail to shed ts warmsst
beams upon you the martyr OF freedom and IA carrying
you back to your beloved country
Kossuth replied IN the following words -
KOSsUTHs THIRD SPEECH
In to your friendly welcome to the land Of ss
DOM cannot deny that glance at the past particular
iy ct the Las. unfortunate struggle OF Hungary always
brings painful "reminiscences my mind although this
struggle like that for the freedom Of unhappy Poland
has resulted great deal OF gooi has united those
races in ny country VINO, until that time divided
In political and social opnionsress which surely will
produce the best fruits fo- the future Those races have
learned lesson, and now they knew Their rights tn
rghts Of free people; and feel confident that all th
races Of my people entirely reconclled and will
stand By each other whenever the Msyyars will And
opportunity 20 break the yoke Of their tWsnt. Par
ward myself and my countrymsn % me and shall .Ver :s
member it, At the same time accept the offer in Ia.
name OF too officers of tas stsd Of Staten Island >,
my guard Of honor during stay on .his Island I
accept h honor not for myself; bu. for ths greet caus
am defs ndiny, aud for my Beloved people.
In yesterday mornings edition of Thursday news
ws gave the proyrsmms OF the intended procession in
honor Of Kossuth Staten IsAa1, ami iatmated our
doubts as 70 whether il would actually be carried into
effect On yesterday however the following paeard was
posted about the island aud in the ferry boats -
KOsSUTH rs CONE!
Al hs nhss..ns. p Staten Is.ai invited n a.ssad
s.a iosa 80 Z Come ons com. AZ e .s., sas =,
leading tss n .as landing q, QSasaa.ins
By oedsr Of tas Committee.
rEsoDosEFsxA.. Secretary.
Messengers sent TO the ia all air acons
to inform the people OF the arrival Kossuh and
intended Demonstration. = the msantime, beautiful
array Of days exhibited from the grounds OF the
ouaran'ins-thrss republican days from ths boat
house French German, and Italian dag and sor.
u,,o r.ar a. alla
Union, adjoining the residence OF d. Doaas The Hun
gsrian flag had . ma yniicsnt whit. cross Every ors
psrstion was made in Tompkinsys ami s.apleton aad
the other villages 70, grand turn out Meantime
New York vaked p this side the waters Of tae
bay In the 10 O'Clock boat this morning fer staten
Leland multitude OF citizens proceeded 20 the illus
trious Kossuth, having account Of hls arrival
and his landing as Staten Islani together With ais
rh,Sn IN sas Sv
beard Also, Gen. Paes, the 81. .Presiien. OF
the republic Of ysnesuels. Gen SANFORD and the
Miller, and Assistant Aid Mabbet took passage In the
same boat in order to confer with kosuth and to the
committee H. that he Shsud eans to tn. city
Saturday aud address the people briefly At Castle
den while he reserves his great speech for the dnnss
Thursday
The boat vas d.laJe for considerable time By stop
ping at Governor Island Tor Col Gar Amer who not
pesrsnce, accompanied by Major Rsines Captain Da.
rusey, Merchant, Howe. and Thornton Dr. Decamp
M.uts psiir,y MosriS Cntis and Bond and With them
on board for the purpose OF the comnte
ard General Ssndford in their greeting of Kossuth
Col GARDENERS object OF efcisl nature to kossuth
TO inform him Of the orders salute him
from Governors Island his way TO the city the Ell
ention Of bring such ssu'e to the passengers who
the objects OF them.
As the steamboat approached the dock, the guns o
the Quarantine, under the direction Of Dr. Doans vel
coined the arrival On landing at quarter to twelve
o'clock found that the anxiety to the great Mag
intense and the residence OF Dr. Dosne be-
seged by large number OF people who wished to get
glance at the great hero In answer 10 numerous In.
qurers DR. Doape went on the front piazza aud ad-
dressing the crowd said, that Goveroor kos
suih finished little business which he transacing
within. he would maAe his appearance In front, and
him DR. Dosne then withdrew, and the psopls waited
patiently for little while longer This business the
military gentlemen whose names we have given above.
The presentation took place in private Isrlor Col
Gardiner addressed Kossuth as follows
COLONEL GARDENERS SPEECH.
e.Ss,s. "a ;., Kos.U,n-s happy privilege & = az Of
ons Of this hsrbor TO greet on advent to
republican shores with the nrst congratulatkas Of Its
with your beloved family and friends and repeat here
the threfhod Of country the Of cordial
vr,ccme vus, tsnsered In advance BY It's LEGISLATURE
G dssr a. opatby or the noble though unfortunate cause
=, wblch YOU and your compatrots hsve been engaged
axaits ycu in The =dst Vi E citizens at large sna r
be nrst proG.rsd In the chief cay Va 49,
By the General In Chief Of the army Of the United
STATES the renowned Winfield Scott, directed to
wait on and apprse you that be has orisred salute
with that accorded TO the highest grade 0
army rank In vice. 20 be hred In your honor from
the principal fortress IL Is offered expression
tsns your character respect and regard which will
he manifested In many forms during scourn among
US by people distinguished above al others for nte'
gence In the enabling them GO appreciate true sen
tjments Of political wisdom With such people there
fore you Win delight to hold communication
Allow me, cir, TO tender my own humble rsyafts fsr
YOUR many virtues, aud admiration Of your rgrli~iie
;s@s
ro,,.uv very briefly responded II, iss-stsd, he '.ii
,h., ~. ,.,.,s,, -oviedse Of the gnsli'h anguss.
-o,,, -. ,o 'as emotions ne felt At the
honor thus conferred on him 81 tc--, -
gratifying to him. he thanxsd .hs Ccsasn,~-- !
oftss amy and the ultasy os this great -cniry 70.
such evidence Of their riendship showed che sooeu
uon By this great nation OF the prinopl- With rhta n
hnentines sn' Ior tns mAnteinsnce ~ rnieh A. NV
erie from his tsv ntrodden bat not extinct sailor
lie had heard Of General Scott 4, Eurore and BE- 70
membered by pch msn ys oas u thi rsosissi hep0rs
OF his life.
Ths speech yrmly spp,sulei " th,se 10 attend
ance.
In thu nesn.in. the people out.ih yer. becoming
attendance mistsksn fsr Kossulh, to tie nanits
amusement Of those rho bad the great man, and
knew him by sight At length there vs hustle and
and the hero Of Hungaryshs apostle of uui-srsa
liberty ami the animation OF ths vorid-nsde his sp-
psarsn.s. Ills noble phyF.g,D and comm anipg mien
ell cited general s1mrsticn Iis irssg unique-nos
shovy-and became him very much. Madame Kossuth
the plaza, AMI zach OF the numerous Hungs
rian exiles who fought In shs revolution sgSnst Aus
tra ijenaed himself With the hereto struggle o. the
Msqysrs for their ancient ht approach
Ell her Zoe the purpos Of paying their respects ehs
recognized them at once and ssDch h,nis r.th Them
most cordially Among t5s distnsushel 2sfeons she
dad interview With Kossuth before the prDcessio1
vas formed 3elsrs Psss vel known az the South
nsrican patriot The meeting between these distiu.
guishsd exles characterized by ,orda,y .hst vss
evidently heartfelt
Az soon a. recognized, he greeted yi,h ;Femen-
dous spplsuse The band from govscnors leland Played
q tune Kessutb retvr oej thsaks By making loy
bow, snd placing his hand On his besc. Hs then pro-
cesdeJ 90 epesk but before he commenced tone person
10 thc crowd cried cut bats of 4"
K0ssUTHs FoURTH 81 EEOH
Ko-s1th c)nmeoccd--" ro no-ao bats 5g It Is cold
1a1ahter) would like 60 spare ysus heath AMI to
spare nine, 40 thai bots MAJ hep redeem The down
troi5sn bot not dad county (ar-st spplsgss.l