New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Meeting of the UungnrInns.

Ire Hunganans. Germans, French anil sympa-
thi.ns Americans according 10 previous arrangements
assembled yesterday A. Forty second st. and Second
Avenue. Be-, Conrads German tavern to celebrate the
presentation of the dag 10 be- sent 10 the brave unge
nans who at present successfully struggling for
their ishs against the despotsm Of Austria The IN
thusssm OF the assembled multitudes and those who
were more Immediately connected with the procession
was intense Every present iet the importance OF
the OCCASION and many could help remarking the
coincidence Of the DAY which chosen and the great
eventit was intended 20 commemorate. Favorable
oncns drawn from this circumstance. favorable
the not only of Hungary, but Of every nation
in Europe lighting 10 the sacred cause Of Freedom
Cheers on cheers tesuded how heartfelt the
sion that had drawn together from almost every
ify IN Europe it, particular representatives.
Mechanics Hail. a. stated in the advertisements was
iae place OF rendezvous, from which the procession
started tor the place OF meeting whore assembled
numerous audience The usual preparations had been
made lor the reception platform was erected which
n a short time was occupied by many anxious and
arden, adm.rer Of the grea, nation whose fame and
honor had elected the sympathies Of all ireomcn When
ihe procession appeared il vas greeted With loud and
prolonged cheering IL Med round the platform, again
and again waking the feeling. Of the crowds In con.
laran nation IL gu,teni affair. noble tribute 20
inc hln AMI brave nation 10 Is intended 30 honor
tNo other Tags also adorned tho procession one
n flUu rent lA many places, We noticed was the
banner .uCre ssfuAy borne through many bloody hed
100 Mexico by the New York Volunteers. The marks
which bore we're sufficient evidence Of the fearful
scenes through ~Hch % passed AZ one time torn from
rho grasp oi brave defender and again snatched from
fue dying hands of another o. be- again upDOrBe amid
fls f4mIit aud the haze % hattie large rent
through which cannon baD had swept rs way, was
Visible the center and the staf tied whore II
bad l.0n broken. The Mayor. 30 whom the request
Wa made Willingly and chrerily agreed o. its being
carried loo tho pr0csss0n. The second Tag The banner
ol the french Hspuhlcsns. was also conspicuous 10
toi too plainly the principles Of frenchmen TIT.
-.le ~ thr Atlantic and ndcative Il their sympa
tles with the Red Republicans Oi France The follow
ing words LD1r Egaris, frHonHs, soiiddrfe',
were Inscribed on 10 fhe c1ors of The ground we're
bs.k and white The Hungarian tag. magnificent
tn color 90 white and green had the Goddess
1i Liberty represented In the center, rushing forward
~Ift fle American lag praised her hand snd look
ng back ~ f inHuuz others 10 follow her course -
Above figure on either sides are the inscn DtiOns
" ho.slf1 the li0erstor Of Hungary, Washington
fhe LlDer-t0r % America while the words Liberty
infy and Glory are lnscrl0ed ~ the foot. On The
0Dverse ~as the following The free Hungarian. In
America o. the liberated Hungarian. IN their native
and"
Among the audience assembled were Of these
brave hlo1s who hal already been Ia the service Of
Liberty and who suffered In her The Red Re
puDlcans ehO presenf red ribbons IN their
breasts ri the prnc pies th~y PROGRESSED and
ftne party n France n wh0se profession Of political
is.th tn-y were attached
Mr Charles Dle-sen presiIei who called the meet
ny o. order The following gentlemen Nere appointed
t.le presiie1fs Ne-sfs Les4g@ Rie,z Krrger bgss
man ana IS .aeim Nessgs ffruifier and Hefnish ~
r0.i'ff az -rcretares The fneeunz VS. opensd vim
-hree cheer. i0r me Hungarian rag si,sr which the
Dec araf.1n I'd American indsperience read - sp
5roprs,@ fl the occasion Wnen the reading ~ ne Do
F.. nsrf "a. conc lied fhe hymn oi iom, ' Give
your Hand the Mon sung Nth great scl1
1fe nesting VS. ~Ferslly a11fe-sed by Mr. hhEtER
r German n French ~ Nr. AgS EEPAs. The re
marx. of b0fN .psakers were received With great
Applause The Narselisise nss sung " the entire
al.srug fls e'ect ID Nncn Vas truly sublime. The
t.IlVlnr gen fieulru aleu- delivered speechss Leopold
Aun IS .lrtn Hungarian Mr Di1u Editor ~ the
.Iaus Z.aaHg oi New YORK Mr Bernsrdy who 81
dressed rle s41.ence IN French Mr Fgrsch Mr.
l-cher ST. bsldr who had one u h.. egs shot - 10
me June irs1rrecr0n IN Pans and who cam. % H..
country vlfl ca3es Mr. Michael walsh aIso made
some nappy an appropriate remarks. B.-s.de inc-e
laao.s 90 learn made addresses
After c,lsc-9n had been taken up the meeting al
lolrned ani ne procession returned - is s,aruus
place. during tLe Whole II the proceedings the gres.
est order snd harmony we're preserved, and nothing
occurred f1 mar th- pleasure oi those who had gsth
cred there - give expression their sympsnies ~th
.as oppressed nations Of the earth when are now
struggling ior lnds pert@nce and nauonality very
handsome - ~ n fireworks kept up Tor some
time after The - ournment r0c Sets n every descrp
non ant variety a isrge balloon, IN the form 81 q
man Wa sent up Altogether. the celebration Wa
one every way worthy Of The occasion We hope the
DAY . 10, f.r distant VIXEN our fellow citizens d AZ
nations may form ln grand fes,Tal % commem-
orste toe freedom ~ their separate countries.