The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15

about of him about feet inches, stout built gray.
blue eyes bona 6de Hungarian moutachs good regular
features and dark f ee Of beard FOUND On oval face
had on his head a felt hat {cssd Jim Crows here) with
drsoping black feather He bowed with great grace,
uDcoverng himself at the time ne nss 1000 iSFenesa
appearance than might be expected In man OF
great parts Seated next to him was Lord Dudley
Stuart the friend par erceeaee Of all refugees the op
poste seat were Englishmep in baCk-Mr. Gilpin,
the of the address and Alderman Wire The car
rage drawn by grays who tossed their heads
and looked remarkably well in the densc black mass CT
people Some twenty individuals rushed up to the car
rage ana shook nsna WIN IN sns =, IN nro,s ~
thy by the time he reached the Guildha Fhe cheering
ceased and the street was lined ON each side With
Of spectators The Hungarian nag was hcised here
and there; some Of the wore HungaYan ceckades,
and some bits Of paper round their hats with Kossuth"
in large letters upon It Near Temps Bar observed
flag with Mazzni forever painted it, coupled with
the name OF Kossuth- The carriage and four was fol-
lowed by two three other carriages containing
Kossuths and their sutor A cart with a board
tier behind, upon which the Of Pas kiewschp
visible in large letters closed the procession three
O'Clock the ccrtsge again passed along the principal
streets in the sane manner
AS faithful recorder Of the truth, must now state
that this enthusiast by indication Of
a revolutionary character. Kcesuth was cheered bs-
cause he TO obtain the Of his
country; not because he desired repubc 1t is also
to be observed that not single private carriage
in the cotege, Excepting Lord d. stuarts) nor was
there single member Of any consequence, Of either
house of Parliament present As the procession
was over people went with their business AZ II mo-
The following address presented 70 Kcssuth st the
Guildhsl- 49,
Commons of the city of London in Cos,non Council -
sembed present to you ccmmon consnt uations on
your liberation from captivity and your safe arrival Inv
this country We have watched with deepest interest
your struggles behalf of the constitutional liberty OF
your oppressed fellow subjects When those struggles
proved ailipg an you were compelled to become
fugitive in the land of the stra synpatnes fol-
lowed you Widen and Kutarah, and addressed the
Foreign Minister of our country prevail upon him to
xerth his inf
this free country and ar. eager to ofer yea hearty
welcome (Cheers accept iiossrions sur tie EXPIRE,
ruleth all to permit you yet again to behold
beloved country in peace enjoying al that constitutional
liberty it has been your object TO secure Accept Illus
tous sir the expression Of our profound respect and
consideration.
when he again enlarged upon the ADVANTAGES Of const
tutonal government, and the horrors sta system Of
Capitalization. The concluding portion OF his speech
where he expressed hope to obtain the support Of
England and America, ELECTED tremendous cheering
KossUru's SPEECH IN LONDON.
As to the practical result to which aggrieyed buman
ty, and especially my poor country sad Kcssuth, still
looks forward with manly resolution, with mistaken
courage and hope-I repeat what have elsewhere al
ready said when said let not your sympa.hiss remain
barren help to carry nation cause TO happy is
sue: You have the power Help when spoke 80, In
tended not 10 ask England 10 take for Lbeties.
No gentlemen that he affair Of Hungary; UetrA rsvide for
nJreedom (Cheers) .4u cish is, that puiis opn
ion should establish The ruling principle in The rofcs Of
England the aeknooeds If the right Of nations 10 dispose
Of their Affairs mot 10 gre charter 10 the Cssr 70
na and not to allow the interference Of Russia in the
domestic either Of Hungary whatever
ton the continet because the freedom OF all nations
and the property of all countries IL dear to
Yes, these words again, and again and again
peat-bere In England afterwards in the United states
brs Of the States OF America had lately the other day.
the honor of hearing which carried into
effect will give liberty to the world heard proclaimed
from of the moet honored citizens Of the United
States he alluded to Mr. Walkers speech at the South
ampton dinner)- the harmony and sympathy, and
OF n -
who IL candidate to become chief magistrate
of the United state,-I heard him state in ans TO
this that he believed that younger brother Of the
English would heartily give his support to England
in protecting my people By not adnttins the intsrs.
in his prnciples-I repeat 1t with the faith which
moves mountans. shall concentrate all the fire Of my
ntmens shall concentrate all the blood Of my heart
and all the energies OF my mind upon this shall
repeat these words high and LOUD deep and solemn, TIL
the almighty echo CT public opinion In repeating them
become Ike the thunder sound, before which the giant
81 human oppression falls cloud cheers) Sooner iu-
dsed this feeble frame may succumb-soooer 1t may
succumb TO the longing Of this heart to my
fathersnd rdependent and free: which longing beats
everlastiDgiy In my bosom the captive lion beats
against his iron but then the grass which
grows over my grave viii cry cut to England and
America Do not forget in your proud security those
nations who oppreseddo not grant charter to the
Czsr to dispose of humsntydo not grant charter TO
despots TO drown liberty In Europe's blool-saye the
millions who otherwise must the millions Who viii
bleed and by not granting that charter be the sera,or
lasted tor considerable time.
ON his return the streets again deEsely crowded
and the iustrious exile everywhere oudy chserej
During the day, the populace burnt same hundred
copies Of the Times in different parts os the ustropolis
some in Printing house square, where Tia TAass
officc Is situated.
TIE Morning .sdrrtis,r states that Kossuth viii re-
ceive address from the working classes us resi-
dence and that Is expected ne VIA visit Manchester
ard perhaps Liverpool He has reiused the oSsr OF
testimonial to himself and advised that any e. nis cob
lected for that object be given 10 ais suffering anal
He'd countrymen. Kosu,h will be present. Mt the
Dual ball and concert In aid Of the Distressed p, and
Uunqarians, which would take place on the 18th OF
November Meetings to about thu prase ataion
Of addresses 20 him being held all the country
Dinners and tss In honor Of the patriot will De the
der Of the day until he leaves.
have not seen Madame Kossath. but understand she
is charming person Of fne Intellectual cast ei coun
tenance. KCssuth has accepted the invitation Of the
Ocean steam Navigation CoDpEDy Of New NorK, to
take passage n the Washisgtan the 14th. The
New York and Havre Company aco oersd f-se passage
In the Herman.
procession Of the working s announced for
Monday 81 Noyember--k ossuth Wi attend.
Our London ,apnds2Drg.