The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-18
The Hungarian Exiles and the Military.
Extraordinary Scene.

Last evening, An adjourned meeting Of the officers o
the First Brigade was held at Central Hall, Grand
street, Brssdisr General Storms presiding.
We observed present. Colonel Postlsy Colonel Ryer
Colonel Hunt Adjutant Gunter Captain A. C. Castle
Captain Taylor New York Volunteers: Stan Surgeon
Bostwick, Captain vosburg, Aidde-Csmp to General
Storms Lieut.. Seaman, New York Volunteers &c. So
General STORMS, ON taking the chair, said when
met on Friday evening" resolutions passed and
acted upon. One or two alterations made Of no
Importance. The word instruction" used instead
Of information" They otherwise substantially
correct published. They were abridged at my re-
quest In the original resolutions II was stated that
moved that, and third seconded another, which
thought tedious and thought II better to have the
papers would not like to insert long yarn about the
thing The substance was published and the Score
tsry has copy which he Win read for the meeting
COL PosrLSv-Is that true copy Of the resolutions,
passed ct the meeting Friday evening" Some Of
the language Of the resolutions reported In several
papers don't like and these are not the resolutions
adopted The resolutions which passed were, nearly
% can recolect In language, but certainly In SUBJ
ss M sssm Il
that some expression be made from the military Of the
city Of York to the Hungarian exes about to visit
city Resolved That the officers this brigade will
heartily operate with Major General sandferd and
the ocsrs OF the division In any denomination that
Resolved that this meeting adjourn to meet ssai.
Monday evening at seven O'Clock: The words In
etructiona circumstances
and requirements may desire.n not in the
buttons they passed the meeting My friends have
been talking about the matter ever since, and ! an
Dot tned to get the credit Of resolutions which are
not mine.
General sroRms-I disapprovs as much as any one Of
sested that the word Instruction. should be changed
to information. requested Col Postey to assist the
sspouss ana n ven. s.", S.or. they uhs nG
make out the substance Of what was done. We don't
want 90 long piece Of STUFF; Col P.:tsy asked me
and gave them to him. and to the Secretary Captsis
vosburgh TO AZ think the substance Of then here,
snd thsts great deal 10 being made Of very small
C.l. PosrIsv-Ths resolutions may have been very
Ir..sr but sh.y .r. reported :: coming from tn: CON-
Storms said he thought the resolutions passed NOT
proper, and he substituted his He alone ought
Gen. sroam-How came they In the Herald
Col PosrL,r-I accompanied the Secretary with
them to the Herald once; but they we're Gen. storms
Gen sronms-i requested the Secretary, and Col
rostlsy in particular, TO AZ thsm - he was more &C.
quspted With such matters.
Gen sronms-By whose authority we're they inserted
In the Hereidi disapprovs Of what was Inserted.
Tvs Rxrosrrs 70, Ins HssALD-Thsrs have been
illusions to night about the insccursoy the
OF that paper and cannot permit this matter 20 20
any further without stating what know to be facts
col CO.. Pos., IF: tho.. resolution: :. II. Hs2 oso.
and they printed ve~bsf according 10 copy. Not
single word vas altered.
THs excnsrAsr-I certainly did leave usm there.
Col PosTIsr-I to day exact copy II the
buttons they appeared In the Hersiia ths Brigade
order book with the exception Of the vsrd -iustruo
tious,n for which information vas substituted
THE Rtroprrs roa rns HssALp-The word instruo-
lions" the word In the copy left Ut the Herald
once; and n mistakes made BY those Who drew up
thoee Who copied the resolutions the Hrs is not
| IN fault
| Gen sronm-No; the fault was all ours. We better
confirm the minutes; they are published, they
| cannot be updope They are right In assistance As
many In favor Of approving OF the minutes will
| say aye"
| Here there vssa pause, but no "ayen
Gen srosns-As many - are Of the contrary cpl
mon will say NO"
There Vas one .o,p when Gen. Storms ssid-0en.
tismen thess the resolutions you adopted, with
some trinins alterations.
col rosrIsv-i, for the credit Of the Brigade viii
vote against them
DR. Bc.rw,or proposed that the original resolutI on
4 drsvp up, should be adopted
4 Colonel fosTLsy seconded the motion.
| General srosss-But the parties Who drew them NJ
ere not ell here.
| Captain TAyLop-Thoss resolutions we're altered,
tso Col spieer made several alterations In them
\ Colonel Posrisg-You mistaken. There vas one
vcrd "Cowpoe Council" sdded.by Col spiesr By TIE
permission Of the mesIng
General srosss left the matter 10 Postly In par.
teular
PosrLsv-I BEG 70 ~ had nethips wsstsvvs 70 "a
-ih IT, except that assisted vcsbursh, who tore VI