The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

TUE HUNGARIAN srRUGaL.

A meeting was held last evening, at tho Howard
House, to mako arrangements for another IN asa m
Ing to be held that classic ground called the Park
to demonstrate the depth and sincerity Of the people
Of this metropolis the great heart Of the
renee to the glorious struggle In which the aud
iliustrious HungarSns engaged against unholy
and srocious alliance at the head which are tive
imperial rufans, for the assertion estab n,sn
Of their liberties and for tho purpose sanding three
delegates to Hungary to present flag to the noble
and cbivslrous kossuth. Tho meeting was tolnrsSly
well attended and very enthusiastic tPirit marked
It's proceedings The chair illed by ar h-ary g.
BsDks; aid after the minutes Of the former meeting
bad been read and adopted. the Flag aitLss re-
ported that flag ten by nfeen, including device,
tssses: and bullion. would cost SIS aud one twelve
by eighteen would coet 500 Ths devioe proposed
York to the gallant Kossuth and his ~ hates
and on the other Presented, September ~, Is49 To
the fre.men Of Hungary 4" The other committees said
that they were not ready to report Gsber Nsph-gyi
dootor Of medicine aud native Of Hungary thsa
aud prolonged cheering He thanked them the name
oil hn brothers for the large sympathy which the great
people of this country entertained for them but
lmPiotd OF btm TO ELECT rs dily possible what
they intended To do for Hungary (Cheers) By the
blood OF those Of h,s country who had fallen while
bgi ting not merely for the Of Hungary
but for the liberties If the whole of Europe
them to lose no time IN carrying out the object which
to his native land, with what emotions of gratitude
wsud he tell hs country OF the feeling xhcn AMI
mated the breasts respecting their dead
ly struggle with the despots Of Austria aud Prussia
(Great cheering This gentleman was the Sacrei ary
OF kossu'h when the latter heid legal appoint
ment, ana he IL now employed in writing history Of
Hungary from the earliest tue 600 60 her present
Effort Tor regeneration Another hungarian gentle
man followed, ara was aso received ~ the
dial manner The Secretary, Marcus ID Boruck Mr..
Breckenridge, MIR Wild, Mr. Sherwood. Mr. RAYMOND,
ofthe Col1str and Enquirer, ana other gentlemen
dressed the meeting In very eloquent terms after
which IT adjourned with three right good hearty and
generous cheers for hungarian Independence IL Is
re.assemble at the call OF the Committee OF Arrange
Ments, oil which due notice will be gwen
ALDERMAN KELLY or THE SnrH W aHp This thin
skinned" gentleman, in his place, IN the Common
Council denies he staten IN the papers about
slis IN the ivy Green The authority Of tins Hsrld
II tie affidavit OF the policeman no has CONNIE need
civil suit ngantt HIM ana the aud release
Of saic policeman, In Alderman Patrick kely's own
handwriting. IL is in blsck aud WHITE L,erd scripts
ao'ot and 1t pere far wiser tor tho Aldermsu
have stred up matter that only DO made worse
the moIe IL is Sitatud.
OpD Fellows C,MKTEsr CosvsSrios This impor-
tant BODY net last evening st the Odd teiiows lia
anu -nded TO the Order to iocaEe thar crins-
terry In cypress Hills. Iho meeting fun
thusissto one.
ipoitiduss, named Fred Moore and Il ugh haugh
across the NarioYs on sunday evening" the former
I,foiming The task Ia Las, and the la l:5V.
lLey biaftu IRON the upper iandlnB al staten Island
TnE BoAnD Room THg ALpgRmrS. The condition
~ this room L. by oredabie to the Of
the city Fathers who il they we're as economical as
tL'y nhght be in other matters could we'll afford a
email outlay Go put IL iuto decent order They voted
IN. ,um ,f ~ uu but ths BOARD OF ,ssisiauts ,u,d
not concur IN this sum though willing agree to
$3.50 We think even the latter SUN, II Jud Sously
spIhtd would make "a vast improvement Ia Tue ap-
peaIapce a the room. ard the convenience OF those
Whose ooty brings them there. For insta9ce the
oonimoosiioDs tor the prcss are 10 exceedingly bad
that reporters cannot hear the speaker and old
orsl tshi. covered With hthy. duty greasy thread
bare baze with large patches OF INK Is the best
,nf i.b'ia' o. oy can sH"io them Even portion ot
the 500 would procure ample aeoomsit give
the public iar chance Of knowing what passes in the
chamber OF the City Fathers.
srIrspiD At crIos SALrs Room We visited in COM
nm IN a. herr fba suie
room htt'd uP with great taste aud nienc. by
Mestrs Gerard Be'ts. at the corner OF Frost aud
" all streets A spteudid collsiion prepared for
the invited guests accompanied with choice aud
ha.ors. The room with high ceiling has u mo
hsht and IL easy Of access 1t II also ~.l provided
with black walnut reed ottomed chsirs sunicient
nun bsrs tofeat comfortable any reasonable number
Of bidders Benesth each chair resting place
vide for hats &c. The room 10 also easy "
and IN every respect we'll fitted up. and oonve-
ME nj Tor the purposes Of N magnificent sales
TBE NLw PoTTEr's FuID.- the people of Hewtown
have aonirsby hit the New ork Corporation in their
r,tolutoDs and demonstrated. They strongly In
sinuate thai ~ l. gross piece Of impud'uce the
part Of that body To attempt to into their
q nuisance which their commute admits l. greatly
,ndsn,erpg the health Of the Children aud Others
connected with the nurseries ON RaDoat's Island
They further declare that the New Nors corporation
have jurisdicton In Newto~n aud chat the autho-
rirs 81 the latter will not permit them {" bury their
oeso There 1hus the job has been blown up The
femoDstisrce has been referred to committee Is.
IL would lave been appropriate to have referred
IL 10 cCmmittee tn justice but there httie doubt
that the Law, too, Is against the corporation.
Ann SIsEEr The Board of Aldermen have adopted
aresolutiop IN references the street To
which We called attention two or three days ago,
THE CROWN 90 rus Crrv The M m.rous no plea.
tonr TO the corporation for the Up ming and paving Of
streets high up town furnish evidence VI the rapid
extsIsisn OF the city In that direction
Map OK ~ THg srnErrs-AoofDE~r- when the
RiDgoid Association were their return from tar.
get excursion iast evening about O'Clock, furious
Which bso previously broken loose. aud
coursirg through thsmbsrs street came In contact
With the company ana threatened destruction To the
mad IaN .fff lg -.
the *, which caused him 60 plunge dresdfuly. ADD
trsmplrd Il the by.stsnders Who ~ss ssv-r-iy
hurt and carried TO sdrog store s the nsiehborhood
We learn that this ranged through several streets
put the people To- Eight and dathod ahead 60 the evil
cent danger Of life sud limb.
Tsps TO rnIIsBrLrnta REDUCED IL will be scen. on
reference To advertising columps that the
the New \ ork aud rhilsdelpbia Railroad il reduced.
Acciprsr About twelve O'Clock on Sunday. the soa
of Nr John Blsckbsl residing at 81 West IL
While playing In unfinished stable in 18th street.
I'll. through the beams from the second story IT, the
ctiI severely inJnnng himself We vas picsee up
and taken home BY Ofhcer Pitcher OF the 18th yard
Accip,rr IHE RsrNiso awav os AHonss-Yes-
terdsy treDoou horse attached e cart belonging
TO Charles Howee, butcher was pas ing through raod
ttrsst aud taking fright ran away in the direction Of
the Bouery till coming In contact With Who
we're paving the street at the Of Suffolk knocked
down one OF them, named Michael Creamy. aud frac-
tuIsd bis ,hull lie ~ss otherwise severely hurt
were three oth,r men.
TnE D,ip Bopr R,coesirrp Tho body Of the mae
upon vbtm the Coroner held an inquest on Sunday
sud which was unccremobously hurried to Potters
Field has been recognized and Identified a. that 81
Peter Byron Barker late compositor In the printing
office Of the hes York Herald He well ~ SUNDAY
morning and IN the afternoon stopped at house 10
West street rr-e he drupp-d, expired In an in
slant. A. usual In su,h cates he "a hasiiy throsn
into nine conn without -,-e article Of his cloth
irg having been removed and taken tsndsi Island
role us.d by ccmpositors found upon his person.
witch handed to tn. reporter of the Herald Who
kne~ for what purpose u vas used aud who at once
showed ~ 20 the fellow orkm 81 the deces-d The
rse recognized and hmm. date steps taken 10
he hft agdf ts.f.r
be body recovered aud placed In vault In Six
tenth street TO await the arrival OF hts family all u
vb, sbs-nt from the city ~ would b. yell,
could bs des witch unknown be- permitted IN lie
the a, ad bsuse reasonable time that W possible tn
could BE- recognized Any information required by the
ti Dds 81 Mr. Barker may be obtained BY inquirog Of
the printers at this Office.
DyA1H ~ IsrtNrtRsrcN The Coroner held an In
quest yesterday. at No IS Niett street on the body
~ arr Erssbatt native az Germany agrd As years