New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
KOSSUTH.
x..su,s from AlbaEy to Buffalo.


BUFFALO, Friday, May 81, le52.
Last night the American and Hungarian
a.. vh,ch had been floating In Albany for two dayt
vsre furcd, and this morning KossrTH and suite, 81
sepded By Mayor PERRY, ex-Mayor HuxrHREy, a nsa-
bar Of the Aldermen Controller WnoHr, Secretary
RANDALL, Coi TxMr<E and Col. BENEDICT of the Gov
eruors staff left Albany for Baffao in the Tie A. NJ,
r,n. special car had been provided which had been
Handsomely decorated a placed at the disposal OF the
Committee by Mr. MACINTOSH President OF ne Albany
n i : sses yortl,y Of menusn that the Gay of Kos.
suTu's departure rem the capital the nnversary OF
Tie ling of the FerIess of fads oy the hngarlans In
which eEssgeness the AastSsns made So ~.
eli beter the not ncc' another defeA
sere before tse Ella Of Msy, ls43 Americans generally
Nil saw "Au,en I" 10 the prayer-Got grant they msY.
KossuTH was cheere< when he der aued from Cen
sress this morning, and again chez red at the
bkp6a, when the cars Started During the whole route
n Senator BURLINGAE said in his dispatch to Boston,
about the Trip from New York Young Athens, there
was great enthusiasm among the people"
AsSchenectsdy crowd gathere iabout the care when
hey stopped KoseJrH was called out on tne pstorm
missed 70 spend time at Schenectady on ks return
from Buffalo. Whenthe cars started, three cheers were
given for kossorH, 9th an essness good Will
Controller WaIoHr, Secretary RANDALL, Senator
TABon, and Judge LANSING took leave OF kossuTH at
Schenectady, as also did MORGAN PERRY and Ex-Mayor
HunPHREY.
ct the depot and again hearty cheers were given tor
KossurH AT Palatine Bridge very handsome recep-
top was given KossUTH On the approach OF the cars
saute fired and when the train reached the depot
h was sscertained that platform had been erected
that band Of music was Ia attendance-thst great
crowd of people had assembled and that KossUrH was
expected to speak Mr.. HENRY LecCKEs invited the
Magyar 20 walk upon the platform. lie consented on
condition that he not 10 speak-and was introduced
% the people by DAVID SPEAKER Marshals had been
appointed and the best OF order preserved KOS
surH told the people he travelling tncosaiIo,"
but when he returned from Buffalo he would address
them. The announcement was received with great
enthusiasm When kossUTH descended from the plat
form his attention was called banner which was
inscribed the motto, Welcome, K0ssah-tte Comet IN
he Consultation Of Liberty"
When the cars started three cheers were gwen Tor
KossuTH three for Hungary and three for the liberty
Al Utica the depot was full Of people, determined to
zee and hear kossuTH He appeared at window In
the car and said the crowd: I" not here to-day,
Renulemen; do exist for Utica to day. will only
Be here when come back" Here the remainder OF the
Albany Committee took leave excepting Col BENEDICT,
Who a. Governor HUNTS aid, goes with kossUTH TO
the Falls. When the cars left the Utica depot three
cheers gt EN- for KossUTH and six for Hungary.
Mr.. GoeDALl, Of The Syracuse Journal met kossUTH
q Utica and invited him and suite TO dine at the SYRIA
cuse House. The invitation was accepted. When the
cars stopped at Oneida station number OF Oneida In
dsns got board, and expressed much anxiety TO
shake hands with kossUTH. He received them with
pleasure.
At Syracuse great deal of enthusiasm prevailed, an
immense crowd following the Hungarians from the cars
TO the Syracuse House and back. On his return Kos
svTH Will meet warm reception in Syracuse.
Between Syracuse and Rochester, the points at which
crowds were met were Auburn, Csyuga Station, Ge-
neva and Cansndsgua At the latter place the people
were much excited, and gave six hearty cheers for
KossuTH.
At Rochester the depot crowded, and great
anxiety to sec KossUTH manifested He did not
leave the car but the window and bowed to the
crowd, and enthusiastically cheered Between
Rochester and Buffalo cheering crowds at Church
ville Batavia and Attica. At the latter place sub
Committee from Buffalo, consisting Of Col VIELE, Aid
MCKAY and II. SEYMOUR, met KossUTH, and invited
him to accept the Inequalities of the city. The party
entered the city very quietly and have pleasant rooms
ct the Mansion House.
This evening KossUTH had an interview with the Buff
falo Committee and II arranged that he shall have
q public reception on Thursday next. Meantime he
Win and recruit at the Falls He will stop the
Canada side at the Clifton House.
There considerable talk here this evening about
bitter personal attack kossuTH in The Commercial
Adretis1 Stern opposition has been met in Buffalo,
but notwithstanding, KossUTH will have grand re.
Ception.
After his visit to Buffalo, KossurI will visit Auburn
Syracuse, Utica, Palane, and Schenectady. lie will
not stop at Rochester.