The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20

The Hungarian Exlles-Our Clty's Gussts
Governor Ujhszy, Miss Apoloois Jagso, and the
company Of Hungarian heroes at the Aston House. were
extensively engaged, ell yesterday In receiving the
numerous calls that made upon them BY people OF
all kinds and from all corners Of the world
great number Of Poles Germans. and Italians called
to see them. General Avezzans, the hero Of many
Roman battle against the treschsrous Fsnch INVADERS
under Oudinot called also to see them. The
meeting was one of great interest The vensrsSle
General Ujhszy and the noble Italian general embraced
and kissed each other, after the continental fashion
with deep feeling and cordislity. A long aud ardent
conversation epsued between them in which thew
mutually condoled with each other upon the losses OF
both their countries and the unhappy subj of
both OF them They seemed to agree in ths fact that
remotely, at least. Louis Napoleon was the moving
cause OF the ruin OF the Hungarian and Italian cause
THE GALLANT REPUBLIC OF VENICE.
long time, Venice, the city of bridges and gon-
doas and music nd arts greatest EN- no.
Iiun of commerce in europe held out manfuy against
the powerful army of Au.trs. This gallant republic,
into Rome, under Oudinot and where he fought With
them till she fell, the only state republic aad
nation In the world that acknowledged. formally and
officially, the Independence of Hungary. The Hunga-
riaps have not forgotten this msgusnimous conduct
Where was our cabinet ana what were they dreaming
about all this time! Have they done honor to the
American name in Rome or Venice, or anywhere p
Say, or in Nicaragua!
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
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arrived yesterday from Hamburg in the ship Her.
mann, and joined his old CON, aoions of war at tho
Astor house Several more. we learn from him,
their way, and may be shortly expected. Meantime
the committee which meta th-i Asor House. has not
been inactive In its generous deeds of preparation
Already we are Informed several thousands have been
collected in aid of the good cause
BosToNIAN HOSPITALITY.
Colonel Pragay and Major Forntt, OF the Engineers,
arrived few days before Governor Ujhazy, in the.
Europa at Boston they both speak in raptures OF
the kind reception they met with the
and express the warnest feelings of gratitude to the
people Of Boston, who treated them we'll. They
make especial mention Of the kisd attentions OF Mr..
Smith, broker, we believe, At Boston who made them
stay at bis house aud also OF the kindness Of Mr. Amos
La~rehce ana OF the proprietor OF the fremont House.
THE ESCAPE FROM EUROPE
By the equalization COmorn, thew escaped tho
fate OF kossnth and bad liberty to run away During
ell their journey to Hamburg, they treated very
harshly. AT Berlin a policeman set them,
to watch their movements Out when they arrived
at Hamburg, the scene changed Here the citizens
forward to meet them and almost fought ut the
railroad cars, when they descended on the question
OF who should take them heir houses till the steamer
was ready to carry them TO America
The Governor and party did not go out all ye,ter-
day but were mostly engaged In receiving visitors.
Several ladies called upon Miss Apolona and the Go
vernor's lady and daughters Among them noticed
Mrs, James Gordon Bennett who engaged in . long
aud interesting conversation with them in the French
language which Is partially spoken by most Of them
though the German i the language chiefly used. Col.
Jennings, from feXas and Mt Hoxie, late Justice,
were also among the gentlemen visiters.
The FOREIGN NEws-CRoATIA IN MOTION.
The news from Europe has Gre ated quite sensation
among the party. The prospect Of war the probabi-
still lowering threats between Russia and Turkey all
seemed to give them much excitement and little
ceived intelligence that Croatia large province and
people Of Hungary, hitherto favorable to Austria and
opposed to the Msgyars has broken out in open
fare against Austria. Nous what perons
New ARRANGEMENT THE NORTHERN MArL.-An,
arrangement yesterday effected to send the north