The New York herald., 1851-12-08
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~ss ds.orsb,s end would not oonssus He s.id he vs
said thss II sttsmpt 10 make speculssiea Of
htn and that be had setsd in snilar in nns-
land whore sstsmpts had been slso made TO take his
Lkeuess. One dAsuerrsotypnt managed, hosever, 10
catch dying likeness Of thu Msgyxr HAVING fsflsl to
obtain his consent 10 sit the daguerrsoypist rAins1
by what house his carriage would pass He thsn ,sos6
apparatus in wfadow and sdopting mesns to stop
the carriage moment, succeedsd in taking uhsusss
net only Of Hcsuth but Of DR. D0sne Andtwo OF three
little children. number Of Hungszians in tss unftsd
States army, crossed from Bsdlows Island in unr
form early in the morning having obtned take
part in the days procession Kossuta looked aucn
better Saturday morning than might been ssS
posed nom the previcus days fatguss
About 10 O'Clock, Kossuth departed on bosrd ACCOM-
panied by Lieut. Nelson who MsdAms Kossuth
and Dr.. Doane, who escorted Mstnms Pulzsky o.
leaving the wharf before proceeding. bo>rd hs
thanked Major Hasadorn, shs officer command ccv-
the attention that had been2sid him to whio tAs
Major replied that would always b. looked upov bs
him and his companions in arzks the highest ho~sr
OF their lives to have served q guard 70 Kossuch
The scene at the wharf battles Ali Description whec
the Vanderbilt put alongside the get on board
terrible The Richmond Quarts duty ana
aid their utmost to keep back tho crowd; msny
jumped board in spite Of their bsyonsts. Th%rs
several encounters between Aldermen reporters
others Many HungariAns In costume, Ativen>
back At last, Dr. Dosne himself his family
repulsed and the plank hsvins ben tax in the ooo
tor Isft behind but he,, board by mssa
Of mis- boat Colonel HAsmAn, hs,inguisAodr
Hungarian, severely hurt in tespinsr 'boAsa.,
AwAy the steamer sped up the bay Tbs day
beautifully fine, and all promised fair for enjoyment
sheton's Brass Bend discoursed excellent muas.
The guest OF the occasion sautsd by and
other craft the way which the Vanderbilt returned by
this ringing of her bell Opposite Bedlows Island the Go
Of Hungary sauted by disoharxs Of thirty
guns From Fort Colu mbus, 0ovesnsr's IsiAnd .
similar he paid to Kossuth aud the Are
sponded to by the Vanderbilt. The steamooat thss
headed up the East River During this time Kossuth
was in the pilot house where Alderman Frsnks psnssd
out all objects of interest him The people throsyeA
to the hurricane deck but after few got up, guasd
placed upon it to keep the down Two OF Kos
suths aassde camp kept the door OF the pilot houss
and wsuld not permit any person to enter The grssk
Hungarian expressed his admiration and delight ct ~
he saw, and said the fsrtcsons sdmrably sdaPt-
ed for the defence of the city He added that ths Bag
and harbor we're very beautiful.
The shipping in the harbor yaiy decorated, In
honor OF the great Magyar the Steamboats, in the Ea
River rang their sautstons with their bells and from
the heights Of Brooklyn amateur welcomed the
nlustrous stranger He eeemei much grsAded and
well be might st such reception
national salute from the North Csroina ether
ship, lying there The yards OF the North osrs-
lima manned, and the cheering Of the sailors
loud and enthusiastic. 1t was responded to from the
steamboat with her gun and tremendous cheers.
At Williamsburg another salute drvi from the
land and great crowds colsc,ed along ths whArf
The Vanderbilt put about opposite the Aims House. e
Twenty seventh street aud In returning kept close to the
west side OF the river Again the steamboats, aud ships
~
they answered by the bell Of the Vanderbilt the
firing OF her gun.
On coming opposite the Battery, the that met
the eye glorious The military al drawn up in
mont Their beautiful uniforms aud tns- gttsring
in TIE sunthe vast muttudss that thsir bsek
nng the entire Of the PARK and amounting apps
reny 70 about 900 persons including Who
outside and could and stAndins room withia-
all presented cozp si that governor,
peror might vel feel proud Of
shout Of welcome from this vast military aaI
multitude rent the air while the guns the B.i.sry
bazed forth their thunder Owing TO wan. OF time the
remainder Of the intended excursion mp ths North
abandoned and the Vanderbilt put into CsstAs Dr.
den but nom aud the yrea, numbers In ths
boat who kept sll to side, it impossible to sad
for considerable time. The greatest ekci.smsut pee
vailed, and some got out In small boats
At length slandins effected, and the great Mag
the deafening aecismations OF Thousands
We should mention that grand S.,etscr served
board the prepared by Nr Keefe Ani table aid
for Kossuth and suite, in the ladies' sslooa bat he
said he had breakfased late he felt apostle aud
he declined to psrtak any Of the good hlass provided
foe him.
THE RECEPTION AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Eleven o'clock was tbs hour appointed for the esesp
ton Of Kossuth At Castle Garden, but it una
twelve tha. the landing made. In the tias
several thousand people assembled within the sps-
cious hall Among them ssv-ra. ladiss, the h<ir
evidently taking much interest and beisg 10
sirous of seeing and hearing the great Magyar ths
nen At length Ko.suth iisembsrted and then ensu-d
. scene Of excitement which IL Is impossible 70 psrtr~s
Bang hang bang went the guns-,sp, tap, tap. vsst
the drums Hurrah, harrah Thrss cheers Bsss
bang bang Hurrsh rhr-s more Thsrs be ~
where There's Kossuth' Hurrsh
Immediately on his snteriux the band strvek up tAs
lively air Of Hal to the Cnisf This ircrpss,i the
citement Of the time.
Nov he appears ami a recognized We cannot de-
iibe the Ten thousand voices proclaim hs w-
come ard ten thousand hsts ars -sz,i in has honor.
rhe rush Il dresdfgi-immsnss boiieo OF TO
and fro, IKE the in butricsae Tbres cheers
more" Hurrah. hurrah, hurrahn ami the very fouaia
ticn is shaken. Order order, oriec-6sn<. b.aS Tia
sdes frightened and the police 40 their lest TO pre
serve ortsr At length . little gaiet Ia rss.oSsi aud
Kossuth is introduced to Mayor Eingssaas.
Mr.. Mayer, allow me to ntrotsos Jos ts,5cv Ko~sth.
They shake hands cordially.
Gentlemen. viii you to order e. ne nsat sstA
the Mayor receives Gov Kosssth
The Mayor then adiressee Kossash a fOuorB.-
THE MAYo9s ADp1sss
Gov Kos.uth-As CHIEF Mssstrlss Of IL, city otre~
York. tender to you, saf Of ia inhsSitsnts cor
dial welcome 10 our shoras
Into whatever part ok extsndei couotry roo mar
40 you will nni the people Of this republic Gnck to
sympahre with all pho susr in defence Of those pss
sonsl and civil risbts which they have secured f,e
themselves and their posssry They have proclaimed
to the world this inherent and nalsnsble ght Of "a
life TO liberty and the pursuit Of happin> They have
Watched your hbors in the same great with the
| deepest interest.