The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12
city INTELLIGENCE.

HuNoARfAN ASSUErsAHf.--On Sunday ever ibs
about eight o'clock meeting Of men, women and
children entirely German, held at Eagle Hall
Of Delaney aud Chrsty streets With view Of com
generating the declaration Of Hun ysrlsR ind pen.
dence on thI. occasion Mr. Foersch delivered avery
eloquent address, Of which the following I. the sab
stance lie said that In REVERSING the history Of
Europe for the last century. dnl many thint.
which excite eur sdmI-ation and many things which
cast the gloom ~ sorro~ srd msanc holy en-
thusssm and exultston. In pcrusing the history oi
Europe where 20 many master spirits have
lime conceptions and IDEAS almost forcri into
the belief that Europe has already fulded her ics
Bot impressed with oyh,r sentiments aud che.
iish the sAnguue hopeot rUsusnitation and rcdeEp.
iion from the seryhe bondsge Ia vhich the Aonarchs
have tor centuries, bound Europe. When We contain.
plate the youthful energy yig0r and fpfit which
st animate every class Of her oppressed people enJ
when we consider the constant. irrehstibe, and
ward tendency to the attainment Of a 6nal emaDci-
patton from the tyranny Of amounted head OF which
they every where give evidence lie then Gdverted %
some Of the striking occurrences in the ever memo
rsble dhys a October 1893 ana euiesvored 20 cstab
sh With considerable distortion Of historical taets,
that religion la. sssJs been The only bar r 20 the
Introduction OF liberty W. said that when the people
Of Paris erected thu statue Of Mature on Ia. Basi
and declared her laws ~ alone holy sacred and IN
violate 10 then that the miserable structure raised
by under the mack Of religion struck 20 th-
earth az the descabe parious which nal ssu .ratra
all classes Of society. aud shict religion bad
vh,re established we're at once deHtT yed II sstbeu.
/ when nature vas proclaimed supreme ana tho new
Christian caspdar va. Introduced tha, the whole PEG
pie had religion, and were all united BY
mon bond Ana pierre the great leader n those
stormy dsvs bad followed out the policy he had
menced Instead o. issuing nee escice, that there
wssa God snd the ul vas Immortal after Ne h.d prs.
viously tboshsi Chris tanity the rspublie ne vas
theD estsblished would haze never snowa dsstrue-
ton lie thfn alluded TO The late revolutions N GER
many end principally ~ they we're enacted In Vienna
lie described 60 com cement Ia thsi city its pro
gress and ite dsplorable TERMINATION. Nhiis he de-
pictes In glowing language. come ~ the bhrbarties
and cruass PET pstrated By the Cro-te. after they
had subdusd the inhsbitanta Tie then passed. on 20
relate the recent events In Hungary Tie extoed ths
bravery, bcldp.ss and herosn Of che iungayisns in
their struggle for tnds nd.uce aud sssribea their
defeat 70 trcaohery and Ru'sisn ans. lie then
msrated several Instances ef the most shocking in
humanity and bntehsry, AZ they enacted upon
The ysnquished lie aid not omit the atrocities Of he
butcher Heyrau nor his reception from the London
breveiA lie then concluded BY imprrssing upon his
audi nee that. n revolution should succeed u munt
be known and detired By the general ~ the
people 10 IA only when the people have been mAds
acquainted ~ih the nature Of to- object they AHA 70
Sosirs 10, ~. sitsis~'s, 81 ,Sa, Object 81 a.,s
then expect O. se- another cliunn saisei in
honor Of the sovereignty Of nature " orls thu We
con expect 20 have one common religion SAD reason
| be acknowledge supreme
| Far.L Accommodated nns O'Clock IN rhui sris y
morning ayouug u.su BY the name Of ny numbsrt. :
ship carpenter ten nom the staging o. the pew ship
building At the foot q Third street aud injured
spine Of his back tina, 10 died AZ o'clock
ming lie lett wife 20 WHOM he he been married but
fev months An inquest vas be- upon the body, al
81 Third strtst and verdict ret armed IN accordance
with the facts.
o'clock Tbursday Afternoon. Wm .iDsy small boy
fell into the Dock II the foot a oliver street and We
rescued from drowning BY q deer WIN Wstetbury, q
the Seventh vsrd who Al he risk his nie plunged
into the water and saved dm large number % per.
sons we're standing - pier Debating Who should
lump in. when without hesitation be plunged inio m
| river and brought the boy up from the bottom. Th'
per IONS who winners "a this noble act Of humauitj
| wished 10 make ~ Inscription 90 reward him whicl
he declined, fsyin 4 he had only done his duty.
| FfHrs. About .weve O'Clock on Thursday night
Gre broke out v the confectionery store OF rhoma
4 Ia IA
cause Of the Are n unknown. At ten o'clock a OR
broke out Ia carpenters shop In Fourteenth stree
ns.r sixts avenue occupied By John MAYO. Tn
| building vas destroyed, together with some lumb be
The 10 - 10 a out $50. A. half past o'clock ye
4 tefdf.y morning, q Ere broke cut near the corner
BrsAd~ay and Twenty second str eet The building VI
| partially dest soyed. The damage IL about sos
man rescusd from the flames By police ofrersQ
] Ing ssa Reynolds ci the kishtseDih Hsrt.