Washington telegraph., 1852-01-14
Correspondence of the Telegraph.
New YoRK, Lee. ~, 1851.

New York, Lee. ~, 1881.
Yesterday evening, little after sun down, the
horse company Of Hussars, in Their picturesque
uniform, (he rosv tips oftheir cold noses matching
welt with the red faciugs of their coats,) might be
seen proceeding up Broadway towards the Irving
House, each man dismounted and walked by the
sidc of his charger in order to keep his feet warm
They had volunteered to escort kossuth from his
hotel to the church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn,
where he was expected address an audience Of
about 1000 people who had contributed to The
Hungarian cause, rising of 8 1000 in the shape
of five dollars each for the privilege of hearing
him speak this occasion.
The Hungarian Governor is a man OF more
bowels than is usual with distinguished personages,
and without keeping the escort waiting IN the cold.
he descended at once from his rUoms, and amid
tho some what osten,sfious and pe-emptory calls,
my informant tells me, Of Rev. Henry Ward
Reecher with big tri colored rosette his left
breast) for the crowd to snake room." Kossuth
took his place in tho c0rtege, and the company
proceeded directly to Brooklyn.
The Governor found brilliant assemblage,
| composed Of ladies', unbonnetted, aud dressed in
the highest of fashion, and all the principal men
! of our sicter city, awaiting his entree into the
! church. he was most enthusiastically greeted
Some portions Of the city were illuminated in
! honor of its guest, but the church was not orna-
mented, except with the flags Of Hungary and
the United States.
Mesdames Kossuth and Pulsky were present,
| and received with cheers. There were also the
AlleghaDian Singers and the Band from the Navy
Yard. After a prayer by Dr. Bethune. Rev. Mr..
| Beecher made a shor, address to the Nations
Guest, and he replied in a speech which will
occupy about six columns in the news papers, to-
day, ard the memory Of his hearers as long as
they live.
The delegations of societies, wofkmen, SC
continue to throng the Irving House, and the cry
Faud for tie cause Of Hungary, and beyond a
doubt not less than 5l00,GC0 Will Se freely con ..
tributed in this city alcpe. The commilte who
have it in charge are our most substantial monied
men aud presume it 10 their intention to de post
the Fund in the Bank Of America as IN. ne ans
Of paying the interest on a large loan in aid OF
Hungarian Independence. Used ia this manner
loan Of ten millions
Tonight, the New York Gar will give Kossuth
banquet at Tripier Hall, and Tomorrow after
noon the lade. will assemble at the same place
to hear him speak. To benefit the cause, they
will pay from % 20 S.. each for their seats.
The Courier and Enquirer coutinu-s its singu-
| iarly malignant attacks upon Kossash, but 81
hateful is this to oar people, that even while j,
hits him with enc hand, it pats him with IN.
| other, in order to appear mGgnaDinious aud i'm
| partial.
| The most notable holiday in New York Neu
| Years is approaching As the ladies' who k-er
! "open house. on this occasion going TO -xac,
! "a ioar Of each caller, for the aid of Hungary,
anticipate that many young gentlemen who are
| accustomed to shin round to q hundred houses on
! New Years ID quest Of wine and cake (and the
smiles Of the fair) will materially curtail the
/ number Of their visitations Another Of the many
means proposed TO ''raise the wind (sweet air o
libery!t for Hungary, is for enthusiasts to Civ.
five dollars in exchange for recrpt over kossuth.
| ewn sign manual. To save time, the comnni.te.
will perhaps Autograph the signature in blank
have not doubt this procurement: of con,rbu
| .ions is as humliating to the Hungarian in one
OF his speeches be said it was but in behalf OF hi:
country he added, "he could beg from door to
door" What man Of our own, have we, thai
| would go through the ordeal as he has donel
| The clergy are as Iaudatory Of kossuth any
Of us. AT the anniversary Of the American Tract
Society, at the Broadway Tabernacle last Wed
nesday night, their consecutive clinical speakers
Baptist, Methods, and Presbyterian, each pait
an eloquent tribute to kossuth. The last speaker
| Rev DIR. Smith, indeed qualified his compnen n,
| somewhat by saying that he felt there was
| danger Of preaching Kossuth instead Of Christ.