New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

The HUNGARIANs--VIsIr TO rnR MAYOR.
Yesterday afternoon deputation of the Hungarian
E1iles, now staying at the Irving House, accompa-
panied by Assistant Surgeon Hamilton of the Misss
sippa and Aid Franklin and Miller visited the Mayor
for the purpose Of expressing their gratitude upon
arriving in a land of freedom. The Mayor received
them in the Governors Room City Hall, where Col
Onel BERzESczEy, who speaks English with tolera-
BILE fuency, made an extempore address, which was
full of pathos and drew forth at several points the
spontaneous applause of the hearers. We give the
substance of his remarks
MAY God bless all OF you on these happy shores.
We thank you for your kindness toward US, and In
doing can only express our sorrow that our be-
loved chief IS net with us at this moment twas his
dearest wish 10 come with us across the great water
that dlyldes only the continents but Freedom and
Despotism and TO land III this free country from the
frgate Mississippi which you had so generously sent
70 take us from our prison III ASIA But crcunsaceS,
over which he had no control, Obliged him 70 de-
viae from his direct route to this country Respect
and love for his fdherand prompted him 10 stop on
his to refue the infamous assertion That had been
made, that his release from confinement was mol
Iteration but deportation from ASA, as wen as TO
deny ana put down the ISLANDERS that had been
circulated respecting Hungary, our beloved country
Bot, gentlemen, III 'ew days he Will De himself
here and the many reasons OF his temporary Visit In
Eng and he Will make known III his own person.
And now are happy that We are In tins Tree land,
and ~ is our duty to return our heMtfels thanks Tor
your gtHerosty-a duty which we can only lmper-
ieCtly perform, fof there are no words 10 express
ituN the sentiments and feelings OF men on mngtns
with freemen after such long and tedious imprson-
ment. Gentlemen, We were with you Dut AoU
time when our hearts which had Deen frozen unueI
despotlem became warmed again by the sun OF your
freedom Because We Oesred 20 ENJOY the rights OF
men H. our beloved Hungary. We are no" exlles
from IT, far from our brave COuDtrymen our wives
and children Blu, thank God, If We are ,n a strange
lane We have been received with noble ana ge-
neIOuS Hospitality You all know the cause OF our
WsnCetlngs from our country Jou kno" Oh tue
French revolution-of the German uprising YOU
know that Rome nanlShed the Pope from her and
that Hungary cOniended successfully against Austria
-Austrla, which called IN the ald OF RUSSIA 10
overthrow She endeavored TO cause dlylsions
among the Huugaians out, with al that, We were
succe SsfuL But, YOU may ash, ~hy are we
bow here. after our victories Let me tell you Inc
Russians came INTO our country, ana IL was overrua
With Cossacks. None of The nations ilterfered.
peace was made, and our brave counIrymen ana
leaders whom the Emperor OF Austria 1T one ine
Geclmed as his dearest and most faithful suoec'S'
were butcheI6d and hung and our deienceiess "o-
men were scOurged and imprisoned. Our cause was
iost and with blasted hopes and broken hediS VIC
LETT Gear county and are now here Ia your no
bic. free, and hoSptabie land instead OF bosP.'eI
~ ~ ASIA we found confnement-a long ana teoi-
Gus confinement. TIE conviction that we wele
buried alive forced itself upon our MINDS Bu' your
Government lAieriered for US and sent the NisssSP-
III TO take US irom our place OF conhnenon'. We
read IN the Bible how The expectan ana anxious ma
uors saw star IN the East, and followed IL uhIti
they Orshpped at TIE shrine OF the great hope Oh
,l, world SO we SAW your brilliant star--the Sal
o,tle Wesi-irraoIatlng your glorious dag, ana oy
Nour noble lvI,atIon We have followed II, uhlA VIC
STAND OF the sol OF Freedom, and BY the very man
eer of Liberty. The time Is approaching when yout
hears VIII declare for the liberties OF the people Oh
Tu,ope Americans the track Of your gallant snip
has yas i.heo from the waters OF Europe, but nei
memory and that OF your country, will be cherisneo
there amoag us oppressed people. We know inaI
.ou Will never deny Tie graves ana tomhS Oh your
totef,hers Dor fall 10 encourage the SciaNes oi bu
,one srd regard them Your brothers. we eau
unon lou not to 1t state 10 AXE that position wac
Coz has po,p:ed out YOUR destiny. Sir' again
th.nL YOU for the AILdneSs you and the America"
peo.ic have shown rs
MayoT Kine slaud, hen the applause ma s"o-
.iieJ renlied IN the following words
am truly glad. gentlemen, TO be enaoiea =, 80
,o,re vo,, 10 our shores a. companions aus uienLS
~ IN. lllustr.ous patriot whose name liiI 80 :,
,,en.s have tsea - wide a space ~ we nls''.l
- world You are dOubly welcome Inc PeDP's
of thls country have snxiOusly sooAeo To- ,ou =
r,,iop 20 liberty and know thar ~he'rscL >. - -,
eo no nus wide spread land al he arts anu nus p" a
t. nn,n Ia YOU aud you VIII ma rnsp''a-i, a.
v,,n, a. li,elr welcOme Is SINE "V Al, -'.'
,u.,t,rs the ,iryal Of your iiluS'floo> ches' a,i
49, h. sb-u conc We pray you 10 rrcep' u nos
-. =. u, ,-,r NV Which hIJnsh ~ ai-4NtTH'