The New York herald., 1851-12-07

>srrisss were animated and enthusiastic.
Carriages ntaining
cxerpor and Governor OF the state OF New York
ssnstors and Representative In Congress.
Heads Of Departments Of the State
senstors and members Of Assembly Of the State.
ofbcers Of the Army and Navy OF the United States
Jcint Special Committee Of the Common Council
The Board Of Aldermen,
JsOsded BY their Sergeant and headed BY their
President
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Preceded by their Serge Arms and by their
President
ofieers Of both Boards.
Besis Of Departments and other officers OF the CITY
Government.
Members Of the Common Council elect
Recorder, City Judge, and District Attorney
pdget Of the United States and the several STATE Asd
City Counts
Collector Of the Port Of New YORK
Naval ofhcer.
Postmaster of the city Of New York.
United States District Attorney.
hSarsfAl Of the United States for this district.
Foreign Ministers and Census
Rev York sts.e Society Of the Cincinnati.
Revolutionary Soldiers.
Ones-- and Soldiers Of the War Of 1872 1911
Officers OF daty Of the Militia Of New York
Ex-Governors Of the State.
Ex euber, of Congress and Of the State Legislature
kz Mayors ex Aldermen, and Assritants
ofthe city Of New York
President and Trustees Of Williamsburg
Mayor and Members Of Common Council elect Of
Villa nsbrrg.
Citizens Of Williamsburg.
Cisizens Of New Haven
THIRD DIVISION.
JoAs RIDLEY, Es9.,
Alfred A Philips, Esq, Robert II. Shannon, ESQ., Aids.
Members of the Press.
Association Of Omnibus Proprietors
In twenty two omnibuses
Decorated c the OCCASION and drawn oy four each
The Sons Of Liberty.
Hungarian Society.
European Democrats.
American Protestant Association.
Natives Of Poland in this city
Citizens generally
The military display the finest ever seen in this
city It admitted all sides that the appearance
a lie soldiers ss Kossuth said not ony beautiful
tut perfectD Too much praise cannot be awarded to
Acting Aduant General wetmore (Divison Iuspector)
fer complete arrangements for this truly magnificent
parade New York has to feel proud of her SOL
Kossuth expressed bis admiration in the highest
terms
When the procession reached the American Museum,
The in the highest degree Imposing and mag.
Iitcert Never before its equal witnessed in this
city It. was such New York alone in the
Ne. World and but few cities in the old could pro-
epee II will be long remembered by those who had the
Seght Of witnessing it, On reaching that point, the
eJ%n frace Of the Park burst upon the view. In front
beautiful Broadway. straight arrow with
Thousands of variousy coores flags suspe nded from
vreathes Of evergreens decorating the hotels and
In the distance stood the graceful spire of
Grace Church in it's calm dignity aud architect 1ra grace
On the right Park Row and Chatham street presented
long avenue Of fine buildings, likewise decorated in
msgri style with the Stars and Strips the
G ST. George, and the Hungarian flag entwined in hap
~ harmony On the left the massive Astor House,
every window Of which filed with admirers of the
great hero, Of both While the eye taking in
ihese arrested by the Park itself with IL. thou
tands Of human beings, and the City Hall which
presented beautiful appearance than 1t did yes
trd6y when ornamented with fags and its portico fes
The eup So. thus presented was extremely grand and
imposing Kossuth was evidently amazed 1t was more
tkan he expected, aud as be calmly viewed the scene
lie startled by @ shout Of welcome from the Astor
HcCse which wsud have startled less nervous
BE iotked ard saw every gentleman in the windows
and hs porch Of that hotel huzzsing and waving bis
hat ir perfect phrenzy Of the ladies sAuting
him With equal .rvor kossuth taken by surprise
Eel gracefully bowed not once, but twice, thrice,
dozen times But the did end here The pro-
tsson temporarily arrested By the immense crowd
Again lord huzz were expressed for Kossuth BY thirty
thousand persons Of all classes and The
Hungarian exies who followed immediately after Kos
ruhs carriage came in for their share of applause
they. chsered frsntcally They returned the
compliment. They waived their Hungarian banner In
recognition Again thirty thousand voices we're raised
flag was lowered Again were shouts Of applause and
The hungarian exilee satisfied with lowering their
ots.red loud the rest II rimpossibe TO do justice
to this but those who witnessed IL will remember
as long as they live and aescries Il 70 their children
rial chair of Hungary aud the house Of Hspsbus In
exile in their graves may be r.citng it to the mem
ltrs Of his democratic government
THE DECORATIONS OF BROADWAY
The Washington Hotel opposite the Bowling Green,
diylsyed the flag Of Hungary and that Of the United
States The store No. 80 Broadway decorated in a
tnisr manner also the brown stone buildings oppo-
the United States Bonded Warehouse A; the sam.
init Of this building tn. nass of Hungary and America
were flying. Judson's Hotel was decorated with the
flags Of Hungary and America with large banner
Suspended the way the opposite building bear
ing the folo~ing inscription
..iiii'4iiss.f.iiiiiiif jjiiiHNiliiU.
- EAGLE
: sNrRicaN "IAN"H HrNssRfAN
iihS' KossUTH! 'LsS'
The front OF Bowen h McNsmee's store was taste