The New York herald., 1851-12-08

pendant societe Alemande composee de pres de.
5000 individus, portant ohscun pne torche snumes
is main ALA fenstres pour lu donner une sere
made De ncmbreux cris frent entenare, appellant
lex dictsteur de 10 Hopsre ceu ci secsbe dc fatigue
vsiblenent sfecte par les sou6rsnoes qui ne lui
svsient pas aisse moment De repos pendant Ia ira
trsversee vou,ut cependvnt la foue immense
qu ss trouvat dsvsnt phote mais le bruit
fsire entendre sc retira miieu dune acclana
tion eenerae. Ennn, IA foule harass6e de fatigue ct
quelques peu frustree dams son sttente denendre Ia
vox eoquents du chef Magyar rendt dams soyers
sbAneonnant a regret Kossuth a son repes
Au tetsi 10 heros ma pes etc excsasvcment content
du resultst quont preduit discours dams esaues
demsnds sbsolument que pintervention Anne ercaine
en- faveur Dc son pays, Ls gouvernsmsnt n'entendrs
guere dc oete oree ct decidemsnt nous pensons que
voyage aura peu Dc success nalsre son eloquenoe
On pourrAit ben hnir par etre do avs Lola Moutes
qui lie declare un grand humbug ct un hypocrts
vois, mon bien cher, 10 ceremonie que tn a. perdue
psut te douner gu uue idee mparfaite de cstte mpo
eAnte manifestation Adieu, tout toi
KossUTH AND THE HISTORY OF THE MaaYARs.
GENTLEMAN AT BOARDING. SCHOOL IN STAMFORD
CONNECTICUT.
NEw YoRx, Dec g. 1851
Nv DgAa sos:-Yeu will be anxious to have from ma
which event has just taken place. and has awakened the
greatest enthusasm among ell Glasses native as we'll a.
adopted citizens This celebrated Hungarian arrived In
America at one O'Clock Friday morning yesterday
in the steamship Humboldt from Southampton England
By previous arrangement he landed ct Staten Island
where he received BY Doctor Doans the Health Off,
cer Quarantine and at his house he wss entertained
during his short stay that ialand On FRIDAY
Koesuth received the congratulations and v.lcoms
Of the citizens Of Staten Island The particulars Won
have probably read in the HEsALD Of this morning
Referring you to the same paper Of other dates which
sha eepd for the particulars Of Kosuth grand rec.u
tion in this city wish to call your attention 70 some
points Of interest which wish to impress upou vou-
memory, marking this AFFAIR great historical evan,
which you may have occasion refer in after year,
One good effect Of Kossuhs visit to this country will
10 TO give people better idea Of the geoxrspbv and
inhabitants Of eastern Europe branch OF ntsllv.nss
in which we are now sadly deficient very few for in
stance, among educated Americans kuow,n, -ruh
about the native land Of Koseuth. In con.ao,.,o.
| Of Hungary being inland, agricultural ami no.
| commercial country, but few Hungarisns until
Of late years, have ever visited the Unitet stst..,
while with the French Germans, spanisrds Per
tuguess, and other continental people OF v..t.,n
Europe We are quite familiar from commercial i,,.r
coure and immigration. Hungary you know /. an. Of
the most eastern divisions Of Europe BORDERING a, r
key communicating with the Black Sea BIZ the r;vs,
Danube and forming most important part Of the Aus,r
an empire The entire dominions OF that empre eon,.
600 squsre miles, and nearly 3s millions Of inh.hi
tabs Of which Hungary b In the proportion of ahou.
ue third Of the whole sggresste-hAvins an ara. of
$500 square miles and eleven millions Of inhsbtan,.
Compare this With Great Britain and ysu will find HIM
gary nearly the same TO surfAce-that .nd
ing England Scotland, and wales) containing 80 ooo
square miles which Is more than twice the area O,
the State Of New York A comparison OF Hun.
gary with the United States, as to popul.t,on
win show you that the Hungarians are in number. more
than half those OF the whites Of this country according
TO the census Of 1850.
Who the original inhabitants OF Hungary were 4, nm
known The first account we have, IL, that the HIM,
settled there In the fourth century OF the Chsau era
and gave their name for before that time IL vas
part Of the ancient Psnnonis province Oft Roman
empire. The primitive country oftbe Huns those war
like bsrbarians who under Atta their chief r.y.1.a
Germany Gsul and Italy, In the nth century va near
the northern boundary Of China from whenc. they .d
vsnced into Europe and pressing In the Goth defeated
the Romans and established themselves in Hungary Al.
have stated After the death Of Attia In IN. rear
asa the original Huns dispersed BY degrees among other
nations, but doubtless, many OF the modern Hungarian.
their descendants. More than ive million. Of IN.
about four millions Masyars, and the remainder
consists chiefly Of Germans inuigrated into Huur.ry
since the twelfth cestury Of the Christian er. You
should observe with regard To the origin Of the people
Of Europe that they form three great divisions viz -
the Celtic, Gothic Teuonie, Germanc and the scls
vonic races To the great family Of the sclsvonians be-
long the Russians, Poles servisns Bugarians Croat.
Bohemian scavOnisns proper and portion Of the Hun
ssrisn' % above mentioned IL W. chiefly the scls-
| vonic tribes vhe occupied Hungary, when suddenly
towards the end Of the tinth century people until
then unknown in Europe appeared in that quarter
This people the Mssysrs Tartar tribe who had
been forced BY other Tartars to leave their primitive
home on the side Of the Ura River ana 4, IN.
| BeighboIhood OF the Caspian Sea As a pomsdic or
rowing nation they had With them their IA antilles bor.s
and cattle wandering along the banks Of the river,
Nogs and Dom and then along the northern Of the
Black Sea from one grazing spot to another unt thev
at last directed their attention towards the fertile
ssunt'ies bordering on the waters Of the Danube.
dukts and numbered, IL Il said q. that time $50 ooe
nued horsemen bold warriors. armed With bow.
and arrows Soon after entering Pannopis or Uyn
gary, they conquered H. and made plupderins .,cnr
sions into Germany and Italy From their resemb
.ne , huns usder Attlla whose devaststions
schievements of the Magyar brought forcIbIy 10
remembrance, they received the name Of Hun. Since
tbst time the name Hunesrisns and Hungary applied
to the Mseysrs an their couptry have come into urs
Christianity introduced among the Magyars In m.
Nn.n century ho tne "me time, they became &C.
qusntd With agriculture, gradually changing their
ormer norms die habits to those cuvators Of the so
You will here remark the interesting fact that in Kos
suth ana his msJs compsr ions behold neither the
defendants of the Cets the Cimbri the Anglo SAXON
~ coRnse European races; but peal on pripg cf an
Asstc tribe originally from the table lands rsrtary
Who the lsst OF Oriental population which has
flowed IN upon Europe Hence, while bearing the poetic
ideas poured forth the beautiful and Ian
eusge OF kossutb ve may suppose ourselves listening TO
the Oriental phrases and spresons which che rmed the
fbntd courts a Persia Cashmere, and Damascus, or of
hat Of Hsroun sl ksschd sod other Caphs OF Rsxi.J
during the middle ages when Europe was wrapped in
the darkness OF ignorance and bsrbsrsm faint ljabt
only IN mering from the halls OF the Moorish tordcy
snd the spires Of their AlhsmDrs.
Tue chief nCDg the early dukes Of Huusarv ~.s Az
Ttd whose de- cCi dante became the only fu Of IN.
couLny. The most renOuned among them va, Duks
stephen vto IN he yaf 1000 (cotemporaneuus win bs
rue o. the Dsn0 sius IA England assumed the ,,sl.
Of sug aud may o. considered the tuuudsr Of ~.
pt ta anu Ntve organ ration and
- Hungary be ssid to have governed the peonls i,,
.Iliiu and ,nntn un,thn =. . .A.N. to'P' WV