The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-22
sympathy for the Brave Huug.ri.ns.

| In nearly all the principal cities OF the United
! to express the sympathy Of their citizens for
the brave Hungarians who struggling
against the combined forces of Russia and Aus,
trs, for the boon of freedom In Boston New
York. Baltimore, CINCINNATI and St Louis, meetings
are TO be he'd In Philadelphia most enthusiastic
meeting. in the ceremonies of which Of the most
prominent Of the State OF Pennsylvania took part
has been held. Hon George Dallas presided The
meeting adopted spirited address, which annex.
ADDRESS To THE PEOPLE OF Pennsylvania.
Fellow Citizens of Pennsy vania;-A brave people
ensroned with perils lighting the battles liberty
| in the valleys of the Danube. Their achievements
have excited the admiration OF the world Their
cesses lave appalled, the confederate tyrants who
sail them. Every steamer brings us Intelligence of
some deed ST daring done, imposing advan-
tsge won, In the name OF freedom. But white our
hearts swell with joy at the tdngs Of hungarian VIC
tory We trembe with anxiety at tbs spectacle of des-
potic intervention, with its hordes of Wild warriors
promises Of rspine and spoil We turn indeed to the
fair helds once dsrkened by the rag of Austria and
rjolcs to see them now illuminated by the banners Of
liberty. We behold too that by happy, and let US
hope Providential coincidence the theatre =pon which
the present contest to be decided Is the upon
nobiest victories But the banners Of Hungary aoat
acre while the blue Of Russia ia snited to the
both mpiously invoke the blessings of God upon
. cause which can only be successful by the pros
sized that intrepid Hungary has but little 70 hope
for from European nations False France has betrayed
heroic Rome ini the Of sacerdoal tyranpy while
her indignant held Ia subsection by
hired soldery. Prussia has sunk back Parayzsd by
d estrous events In other quarters Into the of the
monarchy at Berlin Genoa has fallen -Ancona has
succumbed-Piedmont is threatened with new horrors
Though historic Venice holds out brsyey against
the butcher Radsky in the businesses OF the Carpa
than mountains by the shores OF the river Thts aud
on the broad and rugged plains of rransyvania the
followers OF Louis uth make their last stand against
the united forces and the accumulated vengeance Of
powerful ana snrighted despotism.
Such is the position VI the In behalf of which
invoke the aid Of the people of Pennsylvania of
the old Thirteen Colonies. There IL peculiar pre-
priety In such because there is pecu-
|
own The same patience In suffering tue same forbesr
under outrage and the same confidence in trea-
cherous King has been manifested the part of indie
pendent Hungary, that preceded our own struggle
against England. The House Of Hapsburg has initiated
and improved upon British example on this continent
IL has been equally treacherous aud crnel equally cor
rupt and unworthy equally false to all the ties Of gra
| titude and Of kindred. Hungary, like the original
thirteen colonies has fought the battles of the monarch
that oppressed her On more than one memorable o.
cason Magyar vsor saved the from passing into
other hands But like Great Britain she has responded
to the ftalty Of patient and accomplishing people by
repeated injuries and new insults seeking to obiterate
all traces Of their natural Independence, by taxing
them enormously aud then denying to them the right
Of representation, secured through by written
constitution; and finally to complete the striking
Tal has excited among the rude population Of Sorvia
.rs' ior .e ea 20 ~ .n ~, moss
fuIrscion instgsed by Great Britain among the hece
sa,aeos wilderhesses before and during
| seven years against that naughty power.
Dut II we trace this singular resemblance between
the Macy revolution aud our own how much like the
leaders and heroes OF 6 the champions Of Hunga
rsn pepdencel II there's Washington to cheer
and inspire the struggling masses there IS kcssuth
Who's fame s already extensive the world whose
ersory has ell the fervor Of Henry, the bodness Of
Pinckpey, and the originality Of Fisher Ames -aad
whose powers Of endurance remind constantly Of the
tIsepIess chief that led our armies at Prpceton aud
suffered with them at alley Forge How to trace
in the warrior Benz the celebrity and vgor OF Wayne
i'm the young Gorgey, the partisan soldier Marion
in Dembnski, the resources and GOODNESS Of Greene
Poland contributed to our contest for liberty aud To-
In more than name We find American valor repre-
scented In the lgions Of Hungary side BY side with the
How righteous then for Pennsyivsnia to pour out
her hearty blessings upon such q cause How meet
that from this sacred grove whence our own indepen-
dence sclamed awe should call upon our fellow
citizens Of the State to respond with to the cry for
that from the armies to which has been
committed the work Of retcung the Old world from the
fapgs Of the cppressor Shall be less prompt than
EDglandg Shall this republic, always the first to en-
r.crmsrs q osdu have BEEN prompt 70
The committee, to whom was entrusted the duty OF
appealing to the people o. psnn'y,s. 10 sd Of .nts
answered eagerly. We do not propose an expression
Of hollow sympathy rsmarkabls only for outwsrd
show and forgotten like any other expected
Hungary is not the Ireland OF Austria; Tor God has
saved her from the famine which In that island
the frat 10 relieve In Ills wise Prov,dence be
has clothed her plains with fruitful harvets and pop
ulat.d them with happy and stslworth race But II
may assist her in these great essentials, We may
at least aid In securing the reception Of her indepsn-
dsnce by our general government
such service would be to her benefit, as valuable
sppal her encourage her armies and n her people
that Il may Be done fully and promptly Why should
1t be delayed Our history and our experience abound
with preeedent m.ny are NECESSARY peia.ng out how
and to proclaim the Independence Of France while she
was surrounded with the emssaries Of monarchy and
when she tombed In the uncertainty aud novelty OF
her position. We the fret TO bail the iodepsn-
dence OF Texas, while peace with her mortal enemy
We were 1.-The first TO hail the young liberties Of the
South American Republics, while Others stood by hos
tile and Indifferent Why should pause In givng TO
we or the .nmty Of Austrs whose butchers At the
head Of her armies threaten death In Its most horrible
mi Are we affected by the appeal Of that other depot
| Who invoices God TO favor him In his bloody doipg'-
Hungary is clearly better and destined to be more
lasting republic than France and she has entitled her.
self TO cur support by bravery Ia battle and cool
mess in council Of which history furnish few par
ales Let Pennsylvania then. speak out srd.nty and
emphaticsily In her behalf aud tho issue will BE-
ditable TO ourteves as ~ viii be fortunate TO the
Of freedom In the distant theatre upon which IL
lie maintained BY great and glorious people.
Moas or Tur CogLIxs DssALo.rros AT CfycryS,rr.-
The amount demanded Of Patrick Collins, late Survey
Or by the Treasury Department. predcated doubtless
upon his own reports was
on account Of customs .............io i $50 Al
Insn. .sisoss5 81
Ie was directed TO pay this amount over 70 his sue
cessor in ofnce, Col Bond The Colonel formally de.
June. lsis lie received sems acts 81 Congress and
some unimportant papers. ON the z'sh OF July, the
formal order 10 pay over the nossy Col Bond vas
then absent, and IL published that hr. Collins was,
ana had been ready aud willing 20 pay over out there
vas nobody to receive sc On the same day or With
In day or two Gel. Bond renewed hi, demand for the
money and property. After some delay Nr collins
on the sth Of August paid over 10 Colonel Bond st5
AS 20 the contents a iron safe in the fost Office.
few days afterwards he delivered certs,s books
of the ofbce On the 18th Il Augu.t he dsversd over
SIS Ss7 "a which pas In the Commercial Bank on de
poste and otherwie Mailing an Aggregate eum 81
tlt22ss "a or this sum he directed SI5sj2 ID 10 be
pssed the credit Of ms depository. (sub
tsuer and the remaining sl6J45 09 20 BE- passed 20
his credit account IL customs rhis leave denct
] he n rrot a. "
on the cusioms account In all S6ios7 % ho~ this
is TO be accounted for we know not No bonds Tor
goods entered or any other property except above,
has yet been delivered TO Col Bond. We forben al
comment at present Cincinnati Gazetie, flag IL.
A RonnrR WourpEp - We have heard the following
particulars 81 q desperate affair which occurred AZ
St.,les store four miles from this village, ON the
S....t I'll.