The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-10
second Day.
KossUIH az WINCHESTER.

KoSsUIH AZ WINCHESTER.
from the London Times, Oct. IS
As stated in last ko-.uih passed his first night
England with thu Mayer souihsm pton his house
there. At IL this morning (2ith) he proceeded the
private residence q the Mayor which situated short
distance from the ancient city 81 Winchester, where II
l. understood that Kossuth will remain for ex days to
recruit hmfef the fstisues Of his voyage His
chis~n have been sent TO fulski's house in Lon
den. Madame IL ssuth remains with her husband 10
vas arranged that kossu;h should be accompanied to
Winchester by several Of his private friends and more
entlusissc aGmrtrs and three carriages, each drawn
BY four horses were provided by the hbrraity q the
Mayor 70 eoivty them. In the foremost OF them Mr.
ArdIewes md kossuth were seated, aud Madame Kos
sIth, Msdame lusk and Mrs Croskey, and the Others
itsined Lord Dudley stuart, Mr. Croskey, the Amer
can Consul 81. pulsAi hr white sstior, Bainn VI
Southampton sc There was considerable number OF
persons assembled In the High street to witness the de-
faftuie Ct the procession ard their moving Oh waI
hailed with loud cheers
The procession from southampton TO Winchester, by
the old coach read instead Of the more expeditions
kossuth view OF English scenery, the laniscape
here berg one q the prettiest In England The
villages II OitsFbOIfne and Compton, which lie on
the road turned OF. theis population who vigorously
cheered the procession IL passed At 81. Cross
about mile and bali beyond the boundary ID Win
chester kossVth met By deputation frora the in
hhbtsnts Of Winchester preceded by party horse
back, and By ruabsr % bearing flags aud baaners
A. eob,ieeisbs opposition had been sho~n by the aatho
rite. q Winchester 70 aDy public demonstration on the
part ofhe citizens the bells being forbidden be runy
sLd the Town tCunc having dsciu,d present any al
u bau Dttn ARRANGED nat the Procession enout
ret Pass hroush the city Of Winchester but should pro-
ossu to the Mayors residence, which from it, Chinese
style Of architecture is usually called the Psyoia The
deruiaiicn fcm Wrchsser however having Invited The
Mayor to come through the town. and Mr. Addresses hav
In stated that he had objections IL 1t the wish
OF the iaSabsn OF Winchester the route Of the pro-
crslion was acco dnx,y altered and the procession.
which was nos headed by band OF music, entered the
town BY The Mag passing along kinysste street
past 81. John Ctsge through Cheesh street, ant up
Hi.b tirtt the Pagcas All along these street.
ctpsidsisbe crowd had assembled to witness the pass
ing o. the Hungarian leader eu, must be admittsi
that the reception upon the whole, tame aud coli
compared with the enthusiasm which greeted his recep
tiou the previous dag at southampton. The greatest
crowd vac perhaps in Chetseh street where the great
annual cheese fair Il at present held and the piles OF that
edible that collected In the open street amounting
70 ,sv,rsl THOUSANDS mutt have surprised many NOR
than the foreigners But crowded the msrks.
place the feeling seemed 20 be rather that Of wondering
Cuo-ity than any other The greatest enthusiasm
shown by the m, chanics Of the population. and the
shouts addressed to the procession Its passing
prii cirslly from them.
one smusips incident TOOK place near IN. entrance to
the town. The band had got thirsty and the whole pro
ctsson called upon halt till they had refreshed
tn, mseves at beer shop the road During the delay
brswny mechanic pushei his wy TO Kossuth shook
his hand, and said. Sir am working man and pa
trOt' 20 which kossutn replied That sir IL the high
est designation boast Of . Another, who had
fewer tine sentiments az his disposal compensated for
by Offering Kossuh glass Of ale which Kossuth sccept
ed and ssit drink to the health Of the good people
Of winehestern This led TO great cheering amidst
which tt procession again moved on On arriving Al
the Meyers house the trowd gathered round the doors
and seemed disposed to walt for some recognition in the
share Of speech
KosstTu's SPEECH TO THE CROWD.
NJ KossurH accordingly advanced TO the balcony and
Addressing the crowd said most heartily thank you
for the Kindness OF your reception for which totsy
unprepared Words are but ideas, and have no ideas
but ebly feelings (Cheers am here on sacred, con
sutons sround-h,re Is the place where your fathers
conquered liberty for you SHOW yourselves worthy Of
that liberty not only BY maintaining II for yourselves
but BY extending II over the Whole world have deer
respect Ter the city OF winchester IL is believe tbs
Oldest corporation in Enslsnd-od In age, but young In
sentiment. May God Almighty ever bless you (LouS
cheers
TIE MAYORS srEKcH.
The M,yoR also stepped forward, and addressed III
crovd stating that ne proud to entertaia such
Kossuth under his roofs who had the mis- Of
giant the heart Of lion and the noblene. OF nstur
that would rejoice In breaking the letters OF the vhcl
world Ue had succeeded In accomplishing gree
votkhe hal emsncipsted 900 900 Of serfs who coul
never again be brought UNDER toe yose OF slavery Th'