Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09

THE CoNosEsslagAL plNNEn TO Kossur took
pace last night at The National Hotel
Ihe spacious hal! was tastefully and profusely de.
cordied with flags OF various nations, and the ar
engagements were In keeping with the interesting oc-
caslen; resenting altogether brilliant scene
Al one end OF the room was the portrait OF Wash
lngton, and at the other that of Lafayette The nor.
lraIt oil kossuIh was midway between the two, on a
side wall
Z. Prominent among some two hundred and fifty gen.
iiemen in attendance was NJ Kossuh. with the Hon
Linn Boyd, Speaker of the House of Representatives
on his risht and the Hon. W. R. King, the President
OF the Senate, the other side; and The left of the
last named gentleman was the Hon. Daniel Webster
the Secretary OF State Several other members of the
Cabinet were present.
Alter bret player by the Rev NJ Butler. the
Chaplain to the Senate the company sat down 10 The
table, which, it is scarcely necessary saw was pro
vded with every edible that could be desired
There were occasional performances by the Marine
Band.
Towards eight O'Clock anum5sr of ladies were ad
mtied to the room
The Hon w R King announced the first
The President Of the United States. DUNK STAN
ding, with three hearty cheers)
The Hoo Daniel Webster arose and said:
l am here Knight, with other heads of Depart
monts, who belong to the Executive administration of
the government, aud who confidential counselers
OF the President. rise in their behalf as we'll as nv
own, to tender to the company our thanks for the
manner In which the health of the President has been
received as the sentiment OF the meeting here assem-
Died. ana assure you sir and all present. that in kind
attach
ment to the great principle of political liberty IAN
rause] and nations Independent, [app lause1 there Is
no man who par axes in higher degree than the Pre-
saent IN the general feeling of this vast community
fAppausel
he sec nd toast was announced
The Judiciary-The expounder of the Constitution
ana tne D9wark ofliberty, regulated by law.
Judge wayne returned his thanks for the notice
which had been taken of one OF the departments of
the Government OF which he is member, and the
1t wed nd h.
as sentiment
Constitutional liberty to all nations of the earth
supported by.Chstian faith and the morality Of the
The third toast was then announced, in substance
folowe:
:, The Home Squadron everywhere-Its glory was
n when us nag 10 foreign gave liberty
ana Dc, protection to the Hungarian chief. Applause
ne fion. +. +. Stanton, the chairman of the Com
mlltee on Naval Affairs of the House. responded to the
toast, and said in the of his remarks that the
navy could Iot do any thing more acceptable than to
ment, for liberty.
The third toast was to this effect:
The Army OF the United Sta 'es-Bv the salute
which was given to the illastrious guest Manifested
magnanmous courtesy, and added grace to the glory
OF its history.
Senator Shields responded, and, referring to the
guest OF the OCCASION said that the cannon alluded TO
spoke the voice OF twenty-five millions of People.-
mat voice had a meaning, and was a significant sa
lutte, not only to man, Louis Kossuh but tn thu
and human liberty,
lie was frequently interrupted by applause
=, Inc ourh toast was pfsfa 81 with temlrks By the
Hon. W. II. King, and was as follows:
,Hungary-Re presenled in the person of our honor
ca guest: Having proved herself worthy to be free.
by the vaor and virtue of her sons, the laws of ma
tons and the dictates of justice alike demand that
she shall have fair play il her struggle for ndepend
ence.
The toast was received with tremendous cheers.
when NJ. kossuth rose and delivered lengthy ad-
dress, which will be published hereafter When he
concluded, at halfpas II, he retired in Company with
the Speaker OF the House of Repre- the Pre-
sldent OF the Senate, the Secretary of State OF
the United States, and other distinguished lndlvid-
uals.