The southern press., 1851-12-03
Correspondence Of the Southern Prsss.)
Matters and Things I'm New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25, 1851


New YORK, Nov. 25, 1851.
1t is evacuation day--and the troops are out in
a snow, irail. AZ d rain 3 orrn celebratngit Not
much Of n day for a gioritication-lhe British
having occupied the city from the beginning to
the end of the war. Under the tire ty OF peace
of 1888, they evacuated the place. II was the
result of victories gained elsewhere, for the
New Workers were the very last people in the
Union under the surveillance of British gar
rison. The celebration is sort of humbug;
but everything for the privilege of illustrating
our exuberant patriotism. ,
Wait till KossUTH comes and if we do not
have turn out of about 100000 republicans,
then we mistake the notes of preparation.
1t is stated that the committee upon the re-
ception of KossUTH are gradually completing
their arrangements. 1t il intended that Kos
sUTH upon his arrival at Sandy Hook shall be
requested to stop at quarantine tor day with
Dr. Doane, the health officer. At the end of
that time the steamer Oregon will convey him
to the Wallabout, thence a short distance up the
North river, and thence to this city. Salutes
will be fred at various points along tie shore
during the steamers progress. Upon the ar
rival of KosSUTH at Castle Garden, he will be
tremendously received by our city authorites /;
an address will be presented to him ard he will
make an appropriate reply. The parties will
then form into procession. The carriage occu.
pied by the patriot will be surrounded by Il
guard Of honor composed OF Hungarian refugees
in full uniform. After moving in the procession
through Broadway and the Bowery, he will be
honored with marching salute at the City
Hall, and thence proceed to the Irving House.
The city authorities Will prob,by give great
dinner at the Irving House to KossUrH and his
companions on the night succeeding their ar
rival. .... ...
The Tribune saws If j. thouoht that the idea
of thrpa tr;nmnhnl archas will 10 modified 40 as
70 mako !, MAGNIFICENT trinla arch Of evergreens
and flowers in the vicinity of the Park one arch
oyar tho cor-i no vy.y and ona oyar earb side
walk th. tI,ae ba,rino ,ha n.mos or busts Of
WAsgScroN T.. EAvFrrr Kossuru.
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and Wires If aII agas and Loih sayes. niIed in
toye,her nromiscuon, Nv Some diving III loath.
| ono contacion others nerisfiny from the shin
fever and It'll, worse, others wasted or bloated
into horrible uo'ioass from oin tinctnred with
yitriol and from want of fonA And in the
slreets the desnarote snu,bbl,. for the honting
nannies nv tbcnsonds # unou,provcd ner,ous il
Absolutely nainful There arp, p.rhaps. not
fewer than tvertv- five thonsaud naonl, in this
civ in mora n, loss s....,. of starvation. from
| want of tho nacossc,;na NJ ne, yVhv ora those
moor spwing Girls, who az aIo,p The streets
! towards tvil,5ht 70 III, ir ,bod,.7 II is because
! they are st,ry,n, mon shilling . dav and let
the weakly r.,ort Of the deaths from conenmp
lion answer for the fatal result, az their hard
| lifa From tho r,irdows of m. r,;b,,ne Office
YOU NAV see hundreds Of the poor creatures
from moruino i'm r,;4rioht rur,rinr their pre
rarious fo,tnnes ss street nsdl,rs Of every i'm
! apnoble device. and bncCars of all castles ant
classes, from tIa blind black nan to the poo,
Jrish er,iyr.nt woman with her half starved
child in har orms or Iying asIeen on the sid,
v,lk tho hstter 70 3ttr9ct nL.erv,,iop
nennv !, tbi, citv counts nm Iarcelv-half ;
dozan of tLam viii cat loaf Of broad .nc
manv 4 family has less imam half a loaf for sup
Der after da, ), fast
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.h Lu. 49, 81 rs S'1 D", yThr,
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family in This GREAT BabyIon. starving befo-e hi
ewes. IL. cannot leave the place-hc has n,
noney-no vork-he car BET neither bread fu
His famish d children nor medicines for his sicl
wife They have neither clnthinp. nor bedding
nor food nor fuel They lie hutdled togetbe
IN the damn straw. unconscious Al one scant,
meal how and where the next il to be obtained
But The. dotails of d.stitn,ion and crime in mi
modern GolJotha, would fl a laroe volume
The daily repors Of IN. police. efficient NJ il IN.
nolfce system If Now York. show IN some OK
| tent the activity and bIackcned DEGRADATION O
the ,l birds that inr,.t the stews Of such local.
tics "a Or,rre and Jark,on s,rents. A ncpr,
from n cotton plantation wou,d neri,h in wqel
from the wretraadnoss and misery with which
hundred, Of poor whites in this citv struggl,
,6,omob rrco,i,g dco,b or , yb,Ie y.iT,er
ms state o. things, =" keep up VA, a'r"clon,
! QUERY OF tle N-W l"" i'WH"e ava i"d'Le""
| en-, &c, against the slavery OI tle SOutn. lhtl