The New York herald., 1851-12-08

lsoe the City Surveyors Oaos, oss Drssawsy, ban
~ W. suspended, Inscribed - 1t'iai "afaf q
wELcoNE. KOssUfH, wxLcoAE. 0of
Ainost every store end many private dwellings along
'Deosdwsg were dseorsted.
o..g ,l AsTOR PLACE AND BOwERy.
Oitisens residing in the above named streets were
busy occupied early In the morning. Ia arranging and
decorating their buildings with expressions Of Welcome
pictorial devices and notices. oonpinsntAry to the illus
pessonags about TO be received BY the American
people - their guest The Hungarian hsgs Of
large and small dimensions nutteng in the breeze from
windows and house tops banners across the streets
bearing complimentary inscriptions, together sith the
beauty of the weather. Al tended TO enven the people,
thereby prosaosticstns some great fsstivy about to
take place.
The corner Of Seventh street and Bowery called the
Bowery Hotel, was the following written on white can
'vas-
:. "Frssdo" i. .hs chartered prsrex.siv. Of human
nature. S a., man ceases e b. nan when hs ceases
* Immortal names that were not born 70 die" =
large American fag nosted from the roof.
No. 3S8 Bowery displayed four shields blue ground,
white border, containing the names Of
sy>~~~~~~~~~N~>~~~>~oI>o~ ooJl>,~~,-,Nu,
! xossurH-m -mAzzINI-mIrcHELL-n4oxER.
Each one surmounted with American sSd Hungarian
sasgs.
No. 336 Bowery wss handsomely decorated with Tags,
and between the festoons we're the names of Mitchell
Mszzini Kossuth, Hecker.
No 27s Bowefy, prettily decorated with fsgs &c.
Nos 25 and 2e7 Bewery-s profusion Of American
and Hungarian flags.
Nos. n2 and 2l4 Bowery decorated with the
Hungarian and American oolors. from the Windows and
the awning posts festooned with white req green
Columbian Garden. No. 200 Bowsry, decorated with
Hungarian, Italian, French, German, and American
colors
We2chester House, Of Brooms street and
Bowery, banner the street. bearing the folsw
ing
E KOssUTH. WELCOME! +
= "HE WHO SUFFERS FOR LsEAsv, SUFFERS FOR ALL Z
y MANKIND" -
The building decorated With muslin Of green red,
and white, and flags from each window. Nearly every
store and dwelling throughout tho street decorated
with insignia Of welcome to the Hungarian patriot
The Rowery Theatre, Whites Mslodeon, and the Am
phithestss exhibited handsome appearance with dsgs
in honor Of the occasion.
No. 147 looked very weI with Its tasty drspsry shield
and flags.
No. 1l2 Bowery, profuson of American, Italian and
Hungarian Gags.
No. Ill Bowery Hungarian, American and other aags
also . white banner with evergreen tree In the
centre.
Nos 90 and 73 Bowery, fronts covered with aags OF
various nations, prominent among which thsAms.
rican and Hungarian.
CHATHAM STREET
The National Theatre de eked with we'll
trsnspsrencies and the flags Of all nations
At No. 68 Chatham street the following device
pictorial extended the street In the centre of
the portrait Of the champion Of Freedom
with quotations, to-
wrrOors fcI.r.iioi': Ko"vrH. T
NJ s.s.: s;;..a i..i. Is s..;s; 81
( dea-LibortS' ''''''''''''''' live sa.iss.d vsh.
hass est veritas. ss Prove isbit. /
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No % Chatham street, had q large Hungarian flag in
rout, and In the window atrsnspsrsncy representing
Washington addressing Kossuth, and the following
lnorto:
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"ws.hneson.y Welcome to Kos'u'h. brother in the
worh Of offreedom."
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frepchs Hotel, rope extended from the roof to
pole erected the Park, which was suspended In
line Over the entire street the British American Hun
saxisn snd Turkish flags The American and Hungarian
were in tAs centre. ON the bottom Of those days were
written
"weloeme TO Kossuth-Freedom's Champion-Ty- I
/ rants Rxiie-Americ Quest ....-..
At Tsmmsny Hall exhibited banner, on which
was inscribed In large letters,
Welcome. Kossuth Champion Of Liberty!" (
THE PARK.
The City Hall prepared for the occasion has before
een partly described The colors Of Hungary hoated