The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06

Ing In German. He addressed, fellow mot
only Germans, bus French, Italians and all repnbl
the dag destined for Kossuth for tho first time the
free soil Of America And, therefore, he called On
to give up ali other distinctions There could be no
doubt that the old world left behind the age for
they only saw what Asercans saw seventy years ago
DR. MERKLE was the next speaker He said no other
nation In Europe had a,tain' the position OF
q republic Hungary and tn -refere it was entitled
not only to the sympathy and support If all true
pubcans but to the recognition Of the Of
the United States.
DR. JoHSAssor then read the Hungarian address to
Kossuth, and commented upon 1t in eloquent
speech The address was unanimously adopted
Mr. DIETz, the editor Of the New York Stats Zeitns,
then addressed the meeting IN reference to the Amer
flag, which borne in the Mexican war, and
now exhibited in the front Of the meeting He said,
that under that flag not one race alone fought oas
battle without considering the place OF their birth =
they had succeeded and their union and victory ought
to be- a lesson to Europe.
Mr. BrRsARpY then addressed the meeting in French.
He said that the people Of France had committed some
ofNapoleon than in republicanism and had consented
to fight against the Roman people. But they had
found out their mistake and were now sorry for IT,
"Iankee Doodle was then performed by the band
MIR FoRscH. literary gentleman then addressed the
meeting at considerable length, in German, and was
Mr.. MArrltu then sung in French "The Parting
Song"
Minx WALSH then being called on, addressed tho
meeting He said he came there as a spectator; he
knew little of the German but what he did know was
enough to make him cheer the sentiments OF tho
speakers till he was hoarse. Still he could not refuse
to briefly give expression to his feelings He sympa-
thized with every thing republican whether in the
United states or In Hungary Inc governme , a.
Eurore one thing certain and that was that the
American people recognised them, and woull do all in
their to assist the oppressed nationates OF the
world MIR. Walsh was loudly cheered
Mr. LAKE, soldier in the late Mexican war, came
forward and said he had fought under that flag point
iDp 10 he m u.
with Germans, HuDgarians and men OF different ma
tions He had taken 1t up and carried 1t, when ITS
bearer shot down by six bullets He for one, would
fight to- morrow in Hungary or Italy or Ireland or Tor
any oppressed nation. The people in all countrie:
ought stand by each other against their tyrants and
thus the principles Of liberty would be triumphant all
over the world
This young man was loudly cheered, and whom he
concluded, there enthusiastic hurra for the
stripes and the stars"
Tho meeting then separated after collection
made and the procession having re-formed about
O'Clock, marched back to the place whence it game
In the course Of the evening fireworks OF all kinds
were thrown up, and balloons, some Of them in the
shape Of the human figure which had most ludi-
corus eff CT
T. w Graham and G. w Jacques were the police
officers in charge. There was no disturbance OF any
kind and this remarkable meeting passed OF with
evident satisfaction to all concerned.
SCENES AT TIE POLICE oTPICR
wednesday morning, the Police Court under tho
jurisdiction Of Alderman Mullins during tho absence
Of Justice Mcrath The number Of prisoners arraign-
ed before the magistrate but few considering the
day being the grand celebration of the Fourth OF July
The principal attraction amongst these prisoners was
a very pretty young dressed in male attire
Officer Kees Of the 5h ward stated to the court that
he found her in the street dressed in mems cloth
ing and arrested her In and her
to the station house. On being asked her name she
answered Josephine Oakley. She then sad-"I am
the wife Of John Il. Oakley, and have been married
nearly years. have one child, II months old which
is very sioky; my husband does not do anything fer
dancing and singing on the stage last played in Al
bany was not aware that IL crime 10 dress In
mems clothes or would have done it; last night
dressed up in mems clothing to visit fancy and civic
ball. and escorted young woman to the ball; board
in 27th street between 9Th and 10th avenue; took
- long rs did no harm. thought IL all right; at
the dance met MIR. Ashley, who came out int the
street with me to see me homs when the policeman
took me- he runaway"
NAGIsrRATK-How old are you
JossrHIss-I am Is years Of age; vas married when
l WAS Is; in consequence Of my husbands Ill treat
ment my friends advised me to leave him. lie has
paid dollar towards the support Of the child
kAsIsrRArE-Young woman, it's n very high crime
for you dress up In clothes but II you promise
not to be guilty Of the like again, will discharge yeu
from custody.
Communicated Judge, IL is the arst time have
been brought before court for such conduct, and
assure you IL will be the last
MiGsrRArs-Well. upon that promise, you are dis
charged.
he officer then procured carriage FOR tn. fair
IN Dreesnes buttoneu up htr coat Junpcu H. ans
drove off towards home, apparently well satisfied with
her spree on the 4th OF July.
Buying Stsen Goods. officer Corey, OF the I'd ward
arrested. Wednesday morning. Mrs. Thompson, resi-
ding at Ne 124 Beekman street, on charge OF buying
stolen goods from Daniel Scanlon formerly clerk Ia
the firm q Henry w. Ilaydock Co. dealers in China
and glass ware No IL John street. search warrant
ifsuea by the trate and the premises Of Mrs
Thompson searched which resulted In the finding Of
lot OF glass and earthern ware which was ideuthsd
Of the firm portion OF the property stolen by
their clerk, who 10 now committed in the rombs on
the charge OF robbing his employers large quaa-
tty Of this property supposed to have bees bought
by Mrs Thompson from Scanlon, who stole the
from his plOyers The citrate detained tho 40
eused for further hearing.
Cherse If GRIND Larcepy-O Officers Shadbolt and JET
hes, Of the 10Th ward arrested Wednesday, two men,
called Andrew Thompson and charles Clyde together
with a called Ann Dolan charged with stealing
is gold finger rings pair Of gold rings and gold
slide valued in all at $50 the property of Alexander
Corsett No l3T Division street portion Of tho pro-
perty recovered and the used parties detained
for trial.
Cisrg, Of Sieai.ns Pig Lssd "A man by the name Of
lsaac Brewer arrested Wednesday, on charge Of
having sold twenty eight pigs Of lead valued NJ $40
which lead was tho property Of Henry A. Poihamus,
No 202 South street, which lead stolen from the
possession Of MIR Polbamus, and found In the poses
sion a Brewer who sold the at reduced price,
os his property. Brewer Is held a. the thief
and will be until he show to the satisfaction OF
the msgisirato the contrary Justice TimPson locked
bin up for trial
TIL, ssrfcai sad Mosical.
Bowtuv TnKlrHr.--At this house on wednesday even.
Ing there doings for the holiday folks aud
the afternoon and evening performances finely at