The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-23

political social present The Mayor was absent OF
courses so almost ell the aldermen and town coun.
Co NOPE OF the clergy OF the Established church or
to be teen the whole in fact dem traton made
| leaders
NJ. Kossuth conducted by Mr. Coach and the com
mttee to the Queens Hotel where luncheon had been
prepared After half hours stay he entered
rage drawn by four white horses and proceeded at
rapid space TO which the rendezvous Of
the procession, and which have aresdy mentioned
was about a mile and half distant The members of
the COMMITTEES followed In other carriages.
smslI.heath is triangular piece Of vacant ground
formed by the junction OF roads In its neigh
borhood and selected by the COMMITTEES being the
best spot In the vicinity for the form Here
procession proper had assembled ana completely choked
up the road well filled the place apart for its
nation 1t ought to be added that tere total
the police Of Birmingham both here and
along the route and though the people conducted them
selves with such thorough good humor and propriety
that their absence not missed the
Of keeping order concerned still there many lit
tie which they only could with propriey
have made that could have facilitated the movements Of
the body and the absence of which led confusion
Ore instance of this occurred at the very commence
mept It had been arranged that the vsciors trades
should precede NJ Kossuth Ia the throu the
town to the point Of that there they ali oud
sdmton to proceed down the midst in The course Of
which be would take farewell of them But by some
Numbering the part OF the leaders the head of tbs
procession rested on the road by which kossuth
up. while the main body stretched away in long in
definite line 70 the south. The consequence
inevitable. When Mr. Kossuth and his friends did
come up, he was received with great cheering by
the assembled crowd, and was then hurried
lowed by the members of the committee in some hail.
dozen carriages and hackney cabs while the members of
the trades with all their flags and banners left to
bring up the rear This continued for some time and
some of the main streets of Birmingham entered
before alteration took place. But just before passing
tIiumphs arch festooned in the usual way with ever
green's flags which erected at the entrance that
part of called Bardesey the trades arshas
became sensbe Of the departure from the previous
rsDgemens that had been committed, and the carriage
and four and the committee brought to halt while
the trades filed them and took their place ia
the front Even theL the work only partially
plshed We had, indeed the banners Of England Hunga
~ Italy America, and Poland filing past, aud following
them standard to which some interesting associations
attached the old banner of the Birmingham Political
Union Then followed the brasfouuders the jewellers
the taiiors the curriers' the saddlers and host Of
other trades Til group OF printers came on, with
small printing press on carriage. from which they pre-
tended to be printing and were really distributing
songs in honor of Kossuth. But here the procss-
sion Of the trades cut in two, for the nuusr-
Gus hack cabs that were lying in wait at every urn Of
the road followed close upon the priuter wagon and
hopeesy cut of from all communication with their bre
thien the pearl button makers The tool makers brass
moulders, &c. The trades procession Large one
it nothing compared with the dense orox Is as
s'mbsd from curiosity at least whose cd IMITATION foe
kossnih was not equal to induce them to join the
cession But fer the banners Of which there
f,e display aud altogether out Of proportion to tbs
sons shaled under them the trades would have been
u.
The procession having been reformed In the inner
already mentioned, moved and entered the Bulriog
part in the town There could no. have been fewer than
from fifty thousand 10 seventy thousand persons Assem-
bed in this spot alone and as the carriage where ne
lungslisn leader seated slowly assembled the vide
optD tIBce where, In le enlightened times, cele
brsted those gsues from which the place takes les
the chez ing loud. vigorous. ant prolonged
The the body moved up New IL Ill street, past
tie Town Hall and along Broad strest, t. place
n In VA Ia AL Chpqr
ipg contir uousiy kept up-the windows OF the
houses filled with well dressed people, who waved
their lSndkerchiefs Kossuth went by and though
platform had been erected for the cInyensuce the
SPECTATORS yet that defect in great part supplied by
long double he OF wagons vans and vehicles OF every
description which lined the whole extent OF road from
Bro,dsueet up TO the Five Ways.
Five Ways derives is name from being point where
tve roads divcIge TO lagley, 70 Edgbistoa To Har'
horne, aud two into the town Of BEminyham There IL
here, in consequence, comparatively open space OF
ground of tem.Shst crculsr form and il thought
that IL might form convenient place where VI 9s nth
wOed be abe TO deliver short addreas 70 the crowd
soon btosoe evident however that the place was t
700 conhued tor the crowds that locked to Multtuis
vic hsd vattc the process ion pass at earer pact OF
the line came king here by 6ywsys obtsa saoslcc
and eating view Of a. and long before the proccsion
ia sight, the oroSd had become immenss wnsn IL
id come wh oh vss sboutfur O'Clock the seeae bscl ne
actually terrific. TIE crowd, which had hitherto re
tioed their pisces With great good hEnor nov Praised
eagerly forssrd. 20 bear TIE expected tpcech feJm
the object Of their animation The line was CON
pletey broken !, upon, aud all order was q, IA snt
Ibe excitement c'Iomunc tied itself to the inis,lor
aEimSlf--cab kbsF co, Nlic1 one would have iao
ced hsd long 30 had the lat vestige Of sp!dt
forged or Sriyul oct OF tnsri, new begao To kick
aid plunge fItiouslyi scsears rose fon vAriou.
perts of the crowd; one CAB, witch he, Ia roof
covered wih tpcStaiorc, sutderiy upset al the
people standing Il shot d. the heads OF thos,
dsraSs iuss Of he was inevitsbIs' We are slli to
,ay, bowcvtr, that We did not hear OF aoy serious
accident ~ the result Of this uofotuoaie anir til,
circumstance however a Idea OF Speaking II ls was
ever en-: ertsined was given up M. Kossuth merely
stood up la his CO riaxe, and thanked those aroanl
him fuI the arty welcome he had received, aud Nc
Ceseh, whose lunge were somrShlt stronger, mai
/ 10 self heard by about twenty persous, vhle he
informed the crowd that be had beeo cpmmisicued by
NJ. kossuh 10 ray, that Il vas imPo1ble for hin q
sderfs them in the existing state Of his health bu. TO
aesure them that he was delighted With Ga, reception be
Kossu;h, shat ing him 81 the baud, "a the
81 the people welcome him to Birmiughan.
The carriage thou drove on through the broken rank
q the pEoeessioa, f,om which in a frS mnutes exte
Gated iissll aud then moved at rapid pace 10 AR.
Gesch's r,sseuce Gt the ies. the uisbOrae rad
The procession neay three hours pasiing through
The town The numbers prssent were variousiy est
mated from Ice 600 TO 10000
nEcErT1og AT MlNcuEsJER.
From the Liverpool Courier Nov ~
Rosun rived top station AZ half pitt twsvs
7. NJ and received hy Messrg. Alex tndsr uenry,
MP - kerhrw p ard deorg, wilson ana other
gsrtemer In bis rrogress through the iowa HI recrp
lien by the Genre q people copgrrgsted In the
tr e's 20 Neic me him st snthu dssc lie vent
TO the rtsid,nce Of Alexander Henry Esq M P vhose
guest he is during HE fojourn in nchester Tn. Free
Trs Dc Hall the place selected 20 present the ai1,
end trscisey at teven o'clock the chair va, taken BY
GeorTe Witcn, bsq, who entered the halt leading N
Eossuth BY the hand. The cheering loud AMI con
tinuer, lest ng upwsrds Of eve minutes
The Chairman then opened the proceeding, aud the
adsrets bling rcaa the meeting BY the secretary Mr
L, Robinson, Mr. Bright NJ r., moved IL, adoption in
heightened spsech, being Dudsd BY Mr. kershiT,
NJ. p, aud carried unanimously The Chsirm N then
Ircseoted the address 10 the ustrfous exile who
ieoevpg IT, kissed and pressed fsrventy to his h art
Nineteen addresses from various towns wer. thea pre-
sentej and Koseuth then presented himself amid the
mct vocfrous cheerug and addressed the meeting la
most FL qrent speech of an hour and hars duration
lie was stsred TO With great attention by the vat
asssmblase &C people.
IN. hail wa. densrly crowded, but the meeting was
most orderly throughout.
N. KossUTH AND THE FRENCH SOCIALISTS.
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repsr Of the 9Th
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