Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-16
DOCUMENT A.


DOCUMENT A.
Tuo americans in the Acadeical Legion, America sends
US 200 forms. =.
The most important which took place in the
University of Aula certainly that which celebrated
Saturday, the sh Instant to honor the two Americans who
declared to the sympathy OF their countymen IN New
York for the University at Vienna Before we pass to the
soennies in the AulA, will make some description of
the festivals which took place in New York. where they inn
bbe liberty from the cradle, when the from Vienna ar
rived there and they heard that the brave, courageous, and
noble minded students Of the University had set the noble ex
ample Of struggling for liberty ...
The citizens Of New York planted the German flag the
cupola Of their highest tower, and fifty thousand Americans
walked about the church during five full hours, from which
waved the German flag. Later, collection made to
send honorable assistance TO the University OF Vienna
which gave total Of eight thousand FORMS The necessary
preparations for feet made which they will send
to Vienna.
The friend who expressed to us in the Aua lin company
with his brohc the warmest sympathy of his brethren in
America is the deputy who chosen bring this mes
sage Kohnstam-ha is the name of this New York CIT
=en He addressed and sincere words to the Unver-
sy and handed the 1000 forms to the Of the stu
DENTS Mr. Sonorus AT the time he gave the
that his brethren in America would be ready, any moment
offer their protection TO the University and inhabitants OF
Vienna He used the following words "My brethren, the
protection Of the freedom Americans may delight YOU give
all my fortune your disposition The brother Of the
toned Kohnsam addressed liberal and noble words
exclamation Of Joy. Now the brave Fuster the
Pope Of liberty and addressed thankful words 10 the
noble brethren from America. At last the two Americans
placed in the Academica Legion took Caabrian hat
and the German rbsnds. Under beating Of the drum and
cries Of vrGf " they accompanied through the city
Now that in distant parts Of the world the warmest
sympathy regns for the have obtained that
which free, honorable and right has every where been
received with Joy, and nowhere have the concessions which
we have obtained been considered the result of aon
has been by mised ones-as, for instance in Inn
spruck. Naturally in New York exists Jesutism
of Lgoans where they have the intention to kill all
students.
thousand pirats to the Americans and especially the
New Workers AN EYEWITNESS.
DOCUMENT B.
vienna, 9Th JuLr-Before yesterday, Dr. Fuser (depu
y the Det introduced in the Aula Of the University Mr.
Kohnstam citizen of New York. from whose speech pub
shed passages My friends--but better my bcih
renfrom the far West the great ocean, have been
moved by the impulse to declare to German brethren in
Europe our sympathy, Joy, and admiration Powerful was
the joyful sensation produced in New York by the Of
the struggle for liberty in Vienna. The Washington
brought the first the New World and il said,
with justice 'by Washington only good tidings come
To present idea Of the effect produced by the Of the
triumph Of liberty in the freest country Of the world il
be known that festival procession formed Of 100000
Germans and crowd Of Americans joined the
procession Mr. Kohnstam having said very much in honor
Of VIENNA he said amongst other things am proud TO
be citizen OF the Tree Sates but were not sucn one,
would be member Of the University at Venna-so much
have the efforts Of the University for the liberty of Austria
and Germany met appreciation. brother of the
toned American kohnstam living Munich spoke
thing Professor Fuste addressed TO them grateful words
in the Of the University and proposed TO nominate the
two Kohnsams honorable members of the Academcal Lee
gon. This proposal accepted with the greatest accama
tons Of JOY They received the Caaban hat and the Ger
man rbands. Il solemn moment, Professor Foster
psye to the Americans in the name Of TIE Academica Le
gon the aerna kiss, which he might give to his brethren
in New York. Some other passages In Kohnsams speech
arc remarkable "No only words but money and arms
are your disposition 100000 will be ready to help
brethren in Germany not to conquer counesas free
man will not conquer couniries-but TO bring the liberty all
who want IT, We know the minds Of Vienna, and psrtcu
larry those Of the Academica Legion hardly presume
that reaction is possible. You have nothing to fear the
freeman does not know fear And if the northern despo
would send ZOO 900 Of his slaves Austria, 90 000
1000 free Ausans would suffice to annihlae them. About
this time the commander Of the national guard arrived and ad