The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08
NEW YORK HERALD,
Important 20 Hungarians-app-s 20 Friends
OF Freedom Ths ouxhoIla tbs Union.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TEE pxRALn.

impcsfant TO fiunsarians-apprsl 20 Friends
OF Freedom Ths Ouxnoua tia. Union.
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE gsRALD.
VIII you nave ID goodness TO iessr tue following card
sour valuable columns, aaa oblge yours respectfully,
| A. ASBora
nave oeen instructed by Louis Kossuru President OF
the """e'i'an committee, 10 Itsy, ccnsstsg %
himself ara Rspka and Count fadisias relek., to iu
form the sy nahsefs and friends or Hungarian cause
and my fellow CO.. ctrymen in America. ,bat Hungarian
legion, under the saspe Of the ssroiuan government
is organizing and already yry formed At Genoa under
Hungarian command, ofncered by HaDgarans, bearing
Hungarian ooors and wessios he Hungarian uniform.
lam directed TO advise my fellow cauoymen desirous
OF joining their conpatyos NJ Genoa that they may look
with confidence to their proxmate Departure the time for
which will be indicated whom FINAL arrangements shall
Fave been completed They further requestsA 70 for
WARD me their names, avocatons and other particulars
Ior TO the National Committee also their re-
specnve addIe sees for my own guidance.
cause beg leave appeal les oirected) and request
tnem 70 renew Their generous excrtons, that after
ReIod seven years since Kossuns departure from the
United States, that cause 10 merely eve, but in
the actual course OF practical solution.
The sums At that time contributed have been long since
expended entirely in preliminary OBJECTS 10 the
iufneiaDce Of the cause and toe Of action
having arrived, and the limited of the hungarian
NAona Commiee beng currently absorbed by the local
necessities In Europe additional are required for
the HungsraDs the United States 70 facilitate their pss
sage sc'oss the Atlantic to the field of action il hardly
necesary to alude TO the anxiety torture Of
me huDgafisDs now IN america daily rejecting that
hey arc prevented from joining their more fortanale
leow exes IN Europe, who, to the deld of action
are 90 operating 10 the solution OF that national question
Tor winch We all made every sacrifice ten years ago.
btter ndeed must be the regret OF these patriots
able 70 realize thai hope which has for years Of exile
been their daily thoughts-to strike blow for
the liberty of their aihefand. Americans, whose strug
gle Tor Independence but Of recent date fully appre
ciaae such sentiments
shepherd Knapp, Eeq., President Of the Nechancs
Bank, % Wall street, New York will kindly act behalf
OF the Hungarian cause IN this matter and will receive
Contributions, which from time will pubisned
together with the names OF the respective donors
committee OF American citizets is forming in New
York city, which will apey these contributions 10 the OBJ
JectiD view All gifts arms will be gladly received by
The committee and shippei hence to Genoa for the Hun
garAp service Any Of the many improvements by which
The genius Of the people OF the United States
lis supremacy in the arts Of war; well in those of
peace, will be highly valued appropriate Contributions
and will afford TO their Inventors noble opportunity of
being practically employed AMI tested In the field.
Wherever the friends OF the Hungarian csuse In any
part Of The Union zee 1T TO form co operate
with the Central committee in New York shall feel In
oebteo to them for early nim alton Of the fact with
the view Of sAordps them all the information aud assist
ance IN my power. A. A5BOrH,
july o, 1859 56 East Thirteenth street, N. Y.