The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

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Ing "sAssfsn eA''es VINO lately arrived IN tho
Omitted States steam frigsts Mississippi having ex-
pressed to Messrs Franklin Miller ana Smith thu,
ro,,,.;,... ~ On. po.ra - .,,~
o " ~ N VI "iuef"en VINO vlsteca
them on Tueeday desire to pay their respects to-
the Msvor the Aldermen csllsd rnor ,h.,. -..1.~
:. A.. -, IT, ~, ... 800 ''''o'uaS
q. 'e A'Hs Ao'Ne' ""~ oonouosed them 70 the Co.
yernors In the city Hail. where Mayor Kiuos.
Lar Recorder Tsllmadge Sheriff Carnlev and ,,hs..
a. 80 a.. it, g.. .,raasu .a.I,,
omesrS VI Inc ''''' '' "'"'' As'ehoisa Aieat-
Nelson OF the Missssppi accompanied the Hungarians
and ma he knew them ali by nsne and smoke ths;,,
,,.,,.,. era,,,, FOOT nan h,m..,f N. om.o-s -.
iape""se MUMMY '' "p ' w. o'oe VI INTRO
ducng them to the authorities After the ceremony Of
nr.sentation WAS concluded Col Berzeuczv 6pe.look
- s,..a, .,,, o,Ar.oenv Oh. u.no, .noI
'As ""' ' 49, ~ N'N'' 'f"~'
follows
NV Dear s;r.we have come here To nav onr ras
pects to Won and the CITY authorities generally OF which,
vop aro fh axacn,,y al h... uou eli vbo orc -
these happy chores auo We now express our heartfelt
thanks ~ vow Tor yor mir anass and svmnathv extended
TOW ards ms Who wsre anc and doyr trojdey
in cur native land: All in sd ony we can only eSnrs.
our sorrow that orr beoyeS chief K ossutb Ia not With
ms at this moment n was re nTsnt;o, and ae,ss,.
with to sccompany US across the great waters that al
vide not only two contn.nts ut frasdon Ia dasno.
ism and TO land in this fire. and aior;ons conntr to-,
the fripate Missssppi wbicn vo,, Amsr;cans a. rsns
rn,,.iv 10 nat.hsd =, E M you nmsr,cans 30 geus-
Asiatc prisons hut noes over vh"h o,r
chief had no cont roll oompelled him IN Jsv;a,s aa
Si o n~a ~ Sn' % t, VI ue'iase anu cnshge
Resppct an love for his FAT
him 10 tsrry on his way for the yrpose of rebuttng b
ylanous and pfa nous assertions that had been 9aas
nj
lint deportation from Asia and also TO rena canv ami
scout dow the ars that had Teen circulated
resnectipg Hungary our b.lovad country and tne ;,
~ onr b;r,b uow.y.r g.ntiamen ,as aan.
The chief himself viii xnur tree and hannv ,borss
snd tbsn Tie nanv r.o.o Tor hi. ta,norarv Wei; ~
y, GLAND Le will make t,orn Tn Won Mi in his own nar
s.p An5 Now .ha, NO. 49,. .nn;,v enor, d. "a ,.
flt tbanks Tor yonr Lipn end symnatb;c aansros;tw
u which we car oulg rrfor1, imnerfsctu fnr a.
are no words that can maxi use Of to exnress truly
tbe Sentimental ana f'a,inos If mon who a-e ming.
~, .itb freemap .,, i'm, md ,aao,s nnr;sonma,,
c;.ntemer we all had been on your shore, hut short
80 hasoro, or baart Len hsd 80 e,nzsn ~.
dssnotsms h.canna warm e.;r Nv The ,;obt os yon,
tr.a w.. desired m iny tn yiybts of man IN our
hloves conn,ru unncs b,t ~ We " -shsd end
thrown amonr chain And prson sunseon. and wa are
now exes from H. isr as from our brave associates
our fsthers mothsrs wives. children and all friends
and hosstsy You ali Know h s' cause W
I You snDw az the sranS Of
rising You know that Rome banished the Pope from,
against the tyrans OF Austrs-Austris called aud OBJ
tanned the Of Russia repe and overthrow US She
also endeavored 10 create and cause fearful dvi-
thank God, we proved ourselves successful Hence,
you may ask, why are we now among you after
our victories? 1 will ,su you The Russiens came into
our country In etropc AMY forces and II was Hooded
and overrun with the Coscks Not any of the other ma
ton. intefered or gave US any ASSISTANCE in cur sruc-
gle Ptacs was hnsiy made and our brave cour Try
time beloved as h dearest md most faithful subjects
wiz suthepU'A'J mug anu
u 1 @ 49, onn1ulen Nefs sc1iisso an.
with blasted hone. end broken hearts we left our dear
country ard are nos mere among you in your wide
S az. anu ra,,sa III; w. III, :, 10
in prison. thus the conviction that we we're buried alive
almost forced itself upon minds. But bless you all
Or h.bf ana s,Iy t ~ h,,;s nss;nS;n; =,
take US from our wretcbedn-s Of confinement and now
we are happy day TO Dc and to lay our cause
before TINS great and enlightened republic. When we
fret saw The bright star on your gallant frgate our
hearts felt light FOR We we're sure thai salvation had
come TO US Tor u remined Us OF the days Of ola When
the star OF bethehem appeared IN me East the harbn
ger OF savstoh 70 those VINO looked for It, (Appause
The time u rapidly approaching wren your hearts VIII
declare for the freed"m ano hoey OF tne people OF
Europe American the track OF your gallant
| ship over the ruined waters has vao'shed; but
The recollection o! her, aud OF her noble OH.
GERS, sne your entie country: VIII ever be
rememeersd ana oherhhea In tnst ioreign land
| Cheers We all know that YOU will never deny the
graves and tombs Of your or'nther' nor will you tail tc
snn, hra,hsr w. Nv anras "a na,io III. .n nnen
you not to hesitate or fater taking the position which
God has pointed out for your destiny You are free,
s anu anu. uu w,nns may you
Of gratitude towards the people OF the United States
and in conclusit he time ard again expressed himself
" ~ .As ..', nv, io .ie npa poePssn'es