The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

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THE nuNGARlANs IN NEW YORK,
The New York papers of Monday and
Tuesday nre Glled viii glowing OccounlHoi
tie enthusiastic aud hoFplinblu welcome
given 10 lhnl ciIy 90 die noble rNiloH ron
Hungary, who arrived ~ lhu Hermann Sun
day morning.
OnIln pttRnl of the HERMANN, carriages
were rrpl 70 illG yosstl, and conveyed a. The
Astor House ull the llungurlann except Mad
enoiselle Jngrln who had left in elnrgg Of
Mr. Donrlron md the surgeon Of uIe Her
mhun, iOr lhr ItIhR linHe, one az Ihr rru
pdriort pf whcll Nc -, -, Howard, had
gone 10 llie rhip iu puenl OI % lady WHO Nnd
como ~ passenger On his cure, on going
hbfn1d. NJ Howard met Mr. Donelsou aud
invited hin 60 lus hotel Mr. y, syiug thnt
be- bad intended Ia Hop ~ llic Aslur hut
would ncccW biz invitation, NJ lloWurd
wac Then informed of Nlndcmnisrlie Jarclln'H
presence, Of which before he WIS nnl aware
sought 49, introduction 10 her, uud luyirrd
hef also 60 hs hotel She replied thul rio
hui wns urged hy VI H. IA ohlige hin hy
enabling he house 90 d,idu lhr honorb OF
. their entertainment WiHi the AH0r liOu-e,--
She funlly consented aud went tu lho Irving,
A. about q O'CLOCK Two or three Of lirr friends
with the Governor, came ~ md strongly
urged her a. Join them NJ The Astor House.
She wns about 10 de- ~, bat Mr. Howard oh.
ninrd the couscui Of the Governor 10 hor
remaining uutll yesterday morning
She did remain, BUd wns iinuurrd ly Mr.
/ Howard with the public DISPLAY and compli.
monis which nro noticed below, after which,
she rcloipod her friends aud Couuymen ~
the A,or House, whrrc al Of them, soyou-
teen IN number, are NJ present receiving the
attentions aud inequalities Of llc Niunihceut
proprietor Of lhnt establishment. 80"
Nn learn that They received calls, Mon
day evening number Of vocal and nelru.
mental musicians, chiefly German, give Them
u -orcnudo
Prom The Tribune of Tuesday
About / o'clock Yesterday, q dcpumlion
FROM the Huugnrinus residing iu AcN York
, proceeded TO lie hNur House to wni, upon
their ncWly arrived couutrymcu, They were
rcccWcdb 10y Mr. lJhnly Standing ia tho midst
Of h,- family mud lle oi!irtr- ,Ni his suite,
aud after the greetings hid b"cu iulcrchhhB-
ed, VIZ Charles llcllsiugcr addressed thc new
oaarrs iu ihr uHn,u OF ihr drpulntiou md
lhr body tltcy represented, Thr speeches
ora both silcs were delivered ia tie Magyar
language,
Ma WtusrrE AID rHr UrN0AHIASs.--
Mr. Webster hring ~ the Astor House for
short time, thc Hungarian cNlrs, now the
free guests of that huspinl,lr establishment,
called upon the distinguished .tntcsnng, ia
n body Monday evening at his rooms.
The venerable l5tm2y, late Governor Of
. Cumuru, with ull hls huuly suite, was intro
.durcd to Nr nuj Nfs Webster lay Count
, Nuss--nh9hcr Hungarian cNlic. UIhazy adj
dressed Mr. Webster with mich feeling, ia
! the following wordr So
Y~ir, Strangers and in strange lard, in
'liIc midst OF uIr ruisturtuurE, VIC como 60
! America, To seek an asylum here. Power
cannot stretch It's hand 80 tar Ms To rench US
in this Western world. Here we Nnn sgic,
and sc feel ourselves secure.
/ IN one Of your late speeches you express
eel n sympathy Tor us IN the midst of Our dis
rtss which has penetrated our hearts We
thank You. We pray sou 10 encourage tho
same feelings, TO continue IN the satuu sym
tpalhy, aud SO 10 mitigate our sorrows.
We look to America FOR Kindness aud pro.
lection. We look to YOU, sir for counsel
and for consolation: aud not fail in It's re-
i-+'1.I4l To your geprrous mind"
Mr. Webster, taking the Governor 10y the
J hand, made GhU fi5tUwIUg rrTrty -----------
81 give you my hand with great pleasure.
We nre glad 10 See yea and your friends
The effort wirN You have so galsutly made
for Hungarian Nationality nnh Hungarian
Lihcrtyirrs won our hearts. NNo welcome
YOU to these Western shores. We are liOn-
ored that you have sought mn asylum nero
from tho poltdcn niisioriuucs (Which YOU
have suffered al nome. U0UT symFdTT7IIs
are with You aud frr you mud for ,ltnsn oi,-
jcc,s Of your affections wl.iTh YOU haNu lett
bChmd Nuu. Tho Whole NWrTfcHU TgoTtd
take an interest Ia your efforts for Liberty
aud Independence. The blow of power
/ which siulCk daNn your hnpea i5ll hCAyilY
also on our own hearts Ia the-t+itdSt of your
ulistorluncs, yoiI come inRnwny 10 land Of
strangers in search Of safety. .lierr, you find
II. tlcrc. we USE1ru II tn UNIT AZ enemy d
hand shall harn or touch yuu, llungarians.
YOU are All WGICGIneI You, VINO TTayC rUTUT,
aud your friends who shall come, will NIL
tind here sympathy, protection, and security.
r Again say. sir, your gnllnntry, your love
of liberty. mud your :nirfufufnrs. have madu
you welcome tn all Americans
j llhuZy, when his Eprech was interpreted
to him hy Conn Nnss, was affected TO tears.
The Mayor SEN ncssnGe 10 The Board
/ Of Aldermen Tuesday night, recommending
tie cooperation rl the rity antilnrities IN wei
coming these -eXlcs. The resolutions of tho
officers of the State militia. headed by Gen.
Sanford. were also hid before the Board. who
unanimously resolved To rooperaIe in giving
these distinguished strangers II ruIlic rcrep-
lioa, IN Iullilun 10 presenting them with tho
: huSptaiitirs al the city.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR THE HUGoARtANs.--
! Tie New York committee appointed tu inl,u
| proper steps for the rerepiinu auA aid of the
Hungarian eXilnS met on Tuesday evening"
and appointed u Subcommittee Ia solicit sub