The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-20
MOVEMENTS OF KossUTH.
Our New jersey Correspondence.
KOssUTH IN NEW JERsEY-BIsHOP DOANE-BsCAPE
OF PRISONERS FROM THE STATE PRISON


OF PRISONERS FROM THE STATE PRISON.
TRENTON, April II, 1852.
Kossuth did not arrive here this afternoon though
he gave the citizens to understand that he would,
and the dissatisfaction at such oontemptuous treat
| ment has been very considerable. He was invited
here by the Legislature some time ago, and the
Common Council appointed Committee of Recep-
ton within the last few days, and committee was
also appointed on the part of the citizens. Last
evening the committees having met at the Trenton
House, the lately elected Mayor Tucker presided
hessrs. Lewis Grandn and Belve were appointed
q committee to receive Kossuth at the railroad
depot, and to provide suitable quarters for him.
Messrs. Hamilton, Allison, and Fish were appointed
committee to proceed to Philadelphia, and escort
him TO Trenton Yesterday messenger was
despatched to Governor Fort to apprse him Of the
expected arrival Of Kossuth this evening, and to
suggest the proprey Of his presence here to welcome
kossuth in the name of the State. Governor Fort,
however, did not como, and it is said he will not
make his appearance here during Kossuth's stay.
1t appears that he considers he has not been treated
with becoming courtesy by the Hungarian in not
having received any ntimation from him of the
time of his visit Some of the committee here, and
citizens, too, feel equally hurt at his want Of cons
| deraton for them
The committee proceeded this morning to Phila-
dephia to escort him, they supposed to Trenton,
when to their astonishment, he told them he was in
the hands of the committee from Burlington and
could not 60 to Trenton to-day. This is the more
4 curious us tuc muyOT NloRrdpneO 10 MIN TO KNOW
the time he would arrive. But, instead of answer
ing the Mayor, he telegraphed to Burlington, and
the people in that city knew two days ago Of his
intention to 60 their first, while the Trontonians
were kept completely in the dark, though the tele
graphic message for Burlington came to the Office in
Trenton, and was sent by mail to its destination.
The committee, as you may imagine, felt and
looked very small, when they suddenly made this
discovery ut Philadelphia.
This forenoon kossuth left Philadelphia for Bur-
lngton, and kept the boat waiting fully ten minutes
for him. The result was, that the moment he ar
rived from his hotel, the captain was compelled to
60 off without his baggage. Kossn til did not know
It was left behind till after time but as soon
as he found out, he became almost frantic and ran
about the deck like child, exciting the astonish-
ment Of all the passengers. One young man SO
stared at him that he asked him what he saw about
him that was curious-was he not like any other
man? The young man did not reply, but thought
good deal The Magyar continued in state of
extreme excitement the entire way, and said that
ali his valuable papers were in the trunks, and that
ne feared he would lose them, as he had lost two
hind and Mrs. Kossuth was in the same awful pre-
dicament. Jim Wall, Mayor of Burlington,) at
whose house kossuth was to be entertained this
evening, Isl bit of wag, and enjoyed theconfusion
of his guest very much. He said, in a sort Of
aside to his friends, that Kossuth need not be SO
very much alarmed about night shirt and night
cap, as he could provide him with these articles !;
but as for Madame he did not know well how he
could manage to get nocturnal garments for her he
supposed. however, committee Of women, rs soon
as they arrived at Burlington, would be able
to supply the needful. From every symptom it
seemed quite evident that Kossuth would not
sleep tonight. | learn that the principal
source of his annoyance was leaving behind
the notes of his intended speech at Burlington. He
remains Tomorrow at Burlington, when, it is I'M
derstood he will go to hear Bishop Doane preach i,
though it is said the Bishop does not relish Kos
suths visit very much on the principle that 9 two
OF the same trade seldom agree Both are elo-
quent speakers, and both are continually raising
material and financial aid" BY the bye Bishop
Doane has been presented to the Bench OF Bishops,
by the three Bishops of Virginia, Ohio, and Maine,
and some interesting Developments may soon be ex-
pected.
On Monday afternoon Kossuth will be here, unless
ne again suddenly changes his mind and proceeds,
without stay, to Newark, Jersey City, or New York
There appears to be little no preparation making
here to receive hm--no enthusiasm among the peo-
PIE. There is to be no procession but committee
SIMPLY shows him the way from the railroad depot
to his lodgings, at the Trenton House. He will
make speech in the afternoon, and one dollar
will be charged for admission to the performances
The committee had tremendous difficulty in obtain
| ing any public building. At first it announced
| that he would speak in the Temperance Hall but
that was no go. Several churches then applied
Tor, without avail; and at last, the Front street
| Methodist Church was obtained late this evening at
sum of $40, after the expression of sundly scrupes
on the part OF the trustees who objected to the spit
| ting OF tobacco juice, and clapping and shouting,
&c, &c., in the ''house ofGod." The object being
TO raise the sinews of war; the largest building has
been procured Capable Of seating about 900 per-
sons). and the tickets have been distributed to the
ladies' to operate upon their male acquaintance.
whether the church will be filed is very doubtful.
as the mass OF the people rather cold about Kos
suth and Intervention; while some pronounce him a
humbug, being very indignant about his indirect
| insult TO Henry Clay, and his direct insult to Can't
Long, ofthe Mississippi. There is also feeling about
the royal and antirepublican pomp of sentries &c..
he has exhibited in the different cities where he has
been Moreover, the Hungarian bonds are looked
upon as no better security than the Plainfeld Bank
And, to crown all. the slight he has now offered to
| Trenton, and the weakness he has shown on board
the steamboat from Philadelphia to Tacony, have
| damaged him to a vast extent among the nhabi-
tants Of the capital of New Jersey. The two local
| papers damn him with faint praise One says
There are many who differ with him in his idea of
intervention for n-interventon. The other says,
~ Is 10 be regretted that this visit had not been
made at an earlier day. and then goes to speak
OF the diversities of opinion to the question Of
Intervention, inter or Of material aid for Hungary
Men, it adds, s'may well differ with M Kossuth
as to these two subjects, while at the same time
they sympathize," SC. SO that q qualified and
cheap sympathy" is about the amoant of the sup
port heo out TO him by the wing and democratic
gans Of this city. How different from the tone of
three or four months ago
public dinner is talked of after his speech on
monday but | see no preparations for it--no
day Or by pacard-and it is therefore to be inferred
that there con be nothing more than private din
ncr party, N.
eonvlcts had three years to serve in the State
prison here for burglary, escaped by digging under
the wall OF their cell, and by scaling the outer wall
One OF them was sixty-one years Of age. Their
alias Hay, alias Williams Winans, tweniy-two
years OF age, has two large scars his forehead;
and Haycock, who is ,sixty-one years, is only five
feet three inches and has several his fingers
and thumbs. They both wore buff clothing and
caps 500 reward is offered for the apprehension
OF each The old man resided at Paterson-;he
young one at New Hampton, N. Y. One was the
baker, and the other the cook Of the prison.
hOssuth ma the Boston City Authorities.
From the Boston Transcript April To-
1t will be by reference report Of the proceed
ings OF the Common Council last evening that quite
fpcy and spirited discussion took place in relation to
he acceptance Of report respecting what the city
government would adopt in relation the visit of Kos
suth as the guest Il the state The report signed by
Aldermen Cary and Allen and Mcssrs. Gardner 1homp
mall md .l,o