New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

| over the gate in Broadway we saw that If was
neatly Ornamented with the Hungarian tn
| tri-color, evergreens, Hungarian and American
| flags; over the center a shield supported by one
| Of the AbOrgnes and an American Sailor, rep
! resentlW Commerce and Industry Underneath
the arch resting on the gate post on the right was
| bust OF Washington, and on the left La Fay
| cite. The arch on the East side OF the Park was
| similarly decorated The Fountain, all day, had
been squirting its crystal Jets, and offered spark
| hing welcome to the great Cheftain.
The front of the City Hall had some OF its pill
| lars enwrapped with the Hungarian trl-color
arches, wreaths, and groupy gatherings of every
| fancy of evergreen; roses and flags overhung
| the entrance-way, suspended from the 5eaks OIL
| numerous gilt Eaglets. On top were the Hunga-
nan and American flags while inlfront was a
rostrum covered with the white. red and blue, IN
the form of Liberty cap, gathered and bound
with gilt.
The Irving House was decked with the Ameri-
can flag in the center, and the British and Turk
ish ensign on either end; above the lower balco-
ny was large and well executed transparency
representing portraits of Washington, La Fayette,
KOssuth and the Turkish Sultan, the whole sur
mounted by the American arms. The front OF
building was beautifully hung with flags and
evergreens, and the tout ensemble was very fine.
Stewards store preserved its pure whiteness,
uncbeckered with single thread
Belts. Selleck & Belts store, No. 292 Broad.
way, was dressed with tri-coOred Grapery and
over the street was very large American flag,
bearing the words
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listen Hozta. !:
The Anatomical Museum displayed fine flag.
The windows Of Armour, clothing store, were
very beautifully decorated with festoons Of tri-
colOred silk
George Shurrager's Saloon and The Gem, also
displayed flags.
Broadway Theater-A white banner with
green wreath border, on which is painted
large eagle III his beak scroll, with the words
,------------------- .---------',
WELCOME TO KOssUTH"
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Underneath which is the following quotation
from Shakspere
a hundred thousand welcomes.
: curse begin at the very root ID his heart
: That IS not glad to see thee"
Hungarian and American flags were displayed
from the hagstaffs on the roof and from the win
dows.
Hotel de Paris, cor Broadway and Antheny-st.,
Hungarian and American colors.
The windows in the store Of James Beck q
Co., were tastefully decorated with blending OF
The front of Mrs. Jervis's store, No. 300 Broad.
way, was literally covered with American and
Hungarian flags
Flags and festoons Were displayed at the
Broadway Post Office, Lyons Magnetic Powder
office, City Hotel, Howard House, and Fellows
Minstres
No. 42l Broadway, La Fayette Fusiliers' Ar
mory, the American and Hungarian flags blend
ed, crosses the street, underneath the follow
ing:
LA Fayette Fusileers-wELcoME. KossUTH." f;
No 422 Broadway, draped in Hungarian CO.
lOrs, and spread eagle perched upon portrait
of Kossuth.
No 424 Broadway, festooned with white red
and green bunting.
The armory of the National Guard, and Scarf
Guard corner of Broadway and Grand-St., was
handsomely festooned with flags, among which
was the one presented TO the Scarf Guard by
the Hungarian exles at the Irving House
The Broadway House hung its banners onthe
outer walls, bearing the following very appro'
pirate inscriptions:
Democratic Wing General Committee"
and
Democratic Young Mems General Committee"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The balcony in front was festooned with white,
red, and green bunting in the centre OF when,
in green letters on white ground, were the
words
WELCOME, KOsSUTH."
From the numerous windows were American
and Hungarian flags.
On the little movable office of the Russ Pave
ment folks was a representation of Austria and
the Russian eagle, both upside down, and the
motto:
"KossuTH: May he, as now, ride rough shod over
the Russians
The Collamore House was handsomely deco
rated with festoons of evergreens, the hags oil
Hungary and the United States, with banner
bearing the inscription:
INSTRUMENTATION.
LIBERTY OR DEATH.
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The new marble hotel to be called st. Nlch,
olas' Hotel, had flag waving from Its beautiful
marble walls,
At Niblo's Garden banner having the inscrlp-
ton "
WELDON KOSSUTH.
Observation-Disclosures
LAFAYETTE Hall, the head quarters OF the Ma
nO0al GuafO. was utIoIdttN "A'Ai -
flags of Hungary and the Union, and banners IN
scribed-
Observation-Disclosures --------'---"---
THE CITIZEN SOLDIER HoNoRs THE
NATIONS GUEST.
Observation-Disclosures --'------,
TYRANNY We pEsPIsE!
LIBERTY WE LOVE!
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No. COO Broadway, City Guard Armory, was
taS,efnIIv decorated Upon the front OF the