The New York herald., 1851-11-19
Movements of the HungarIans-TheIi
Visit to BrooLlyn-Enthu ustastIc Recep.
tIOn there.

Visit to BrookIyn-Enthusr usrastIc Recep-
tiOn there.
Yesterday, according to previous appointment the
Hungariars visited Brooklyn and paid their respects to
the Rev. Mr. Beecher They accompanied by Alder
man Franklin, who presented them TO Mr.. B. and his
family Preparation had been made for their reception
by Mrs who, as well as the other members Of her
family, wore rosettes Of red, white, and green. Mr.
Beecher welcomed the patriot exies In q few words
Of friendly greeting 70 which Colonel Berzenezey re-
piled ststir that he well Of the
b bad taken in the Of the Hungarsns For this
he thanked him from the bottom Of his heart and said
that he knew he expressed the sentiments Of all lis
panons, seventeen of whom were present. These
semi formstes being corci iuded the company en-
tered into conversation, which occupied their time
fer about hour, when they left for the Brock
lyn Institute, where lecture Hungary WAS AL
nourced to be delivered before the Society
by the Rev Daniel L Noyes. II had been announced
that Col Berzenezey and his companions would be pre-
sent On the occasion, and half past the time
sppoin.ed for the lecture but long
before that time arrived the large hall crowded with
an audience of about 5000 persOns and hundreds on
mittance TO the lecture room Not only the hall itself
our reporter though on the spo, at an earIy hour
about an hour gaining inch by inch his way to of
the doors opening from side room into the
The lectue was well compiled abridsment Of the history
II Hungary He came down, BY Chronological ste os
from the early history Of that country TO the eventf
days OF the late revolution, ard concluded with bril-
liant eulogum Kossuth Every reference to the de-
votednsse Of the HuDgarans ts the Of liberty eli
cited great applause and at the cio.e when he
rpesk Of Kossuth hurrshs md cheers were raised
kerchefs were waved and every demonsraton Of cor
dial appreciation resorted to- when the lecturer
down. Dr. John Ball the President Of the society came
forward and stated that when the lecture frst an
nounctd, IL not known that the HungArans would
be present was the regular lecture one Of the
for tie present season had been before that
the datingunhed guests would have attended, due
preparation would have been made and . larger room
procured As II was be could only say these the soce
ysguess welcome welcome thrice welcome ye sons Of
heedom (eheers) and concluded by saying May the
,;ar Of political and regicu liberty rise in Hun
sssy never again 10 set. (Applause)
Col Berienezey was then introduced TO the audience
and vas again received with cheers and almost Wild
plsudits He was dressed in military costume his blue
coat richly trimmed With silver butoned up in the front
display ing his form to the best advantage stood be-
tore the audience looking his thanks for so me minute,
before silence was obtained that ne uld proceed TO
address the aseembiage When at last h. enabled
TO proceed he said.
Epglish learned your Language during conane-
ment, in order that might be able to express TO you
my feelings Of gratitude and esteem. You all know why
We are heie-you know OF eur struggles AL our leaders
were conquerors-sn cur soldiers brave, and
yet We were not fortunate stili we are not
fortunate 10 be among you-they are unfor.
tunate who In Hungary suffering the Ills Of defeat
Yes were def-sted, but the victory was ours God
bss ordained that shall be sanetded We vii
sgsin be free not by the flowing Of blood bat through
the prevalence Of ihs gr,at public sentiment think
" public tentinent were the woids used by COL b -
and BY the other moral used By you In giving
W yeur sympathes aud encouragement Kossuth was
n
ana completely drowned the Voice 81 the speaker Ia the
close t the entence Ny friends vas never so prous
when sav an army Of hundred thousand soldiers of
Hungary az when hrst looked upon this sssernbage
wse proud when heard brother speak here TO- nght
Turning 70 Mr Eoyes and extending his hand) cir
will shake hands with yoU. (They shake hands-ap-
plsuse Thetpeaksr then looked around him ana IA
IN tones of deepest feeling L. think when on your
smiling faces that look upon the sh,s:s Cpri:s) Of our
friends in Hungary When ". 90 70 them We will cary
In our hands flag % your country sni x will be vel
r. ceiTed there and kept The cheering was
resumed and kept up for some time after the Colonel
The Rev Mr. BrrcHgE now caa. forward and mad,
i.W remarks 81 feiictious character appli-
cable TO the topic Of the evening" He looked upon
kofsnth as great mas snd tsit q all the great
men Of the present dsy perhsps Hungary ha, given
20 the world the greatest II l. We he said 70 an
the air with cheers and greeting, With shouts and acca
nations but In he words Of ktssuih Let not vour
be barren And when be comes here lei
us lot r, u5ie n BY mposing upon h anything about
our own dissersicn Let essay nothing Of North south
Fest or west but et us say 70 him America gives You
of non Intervention shs b. The doirEe Of the world
You have all resd IN the spelling book the fable of the
bear that upse, The beehive in .ssrsh for honey hope
ine time VII ctme when that CID Russian bear IN At.
tempting to overturn the honey comb of liberty viii
End the bets Of the hive f freedom about his ears IN
The meeting broke up a. about ten O'Clock snItbs
Hunesrisus retired 20 the house cf Gen Durvs, the j
District ATTORNEY Of King county rs,isrt AZ No III
street with Nbor, tbsv b.4 =. .r... -
nent for the evening The y, neral was in yaitlnv Ia
receive them and was accompanied by his STAFF none
among whom We observed Judge Morsp Captsin sands
Us ofthe fsgste st Lawrence Mayor Brush N, Nav.
" n brook kyn hr Van Cot the Corporation At,oruev
100 number - the Aldermen ~ the city and pro
ninent citizens. AZ the csrsrispv of in
todueiion vas couclUjsd the company entered upon
he butiness Of enjoying thsmselves and making the
funssrisrs a. hsppy as possible. And ind,si h was
esssnt time. Colonel Berz-netey cor,plinsp,sd the
sdi.s IN short good nsturei address. In which be
u0ed 70 female society A. one of as peculiar blessings
hsndscme collation.. having been rreparsi v,s
erved az about half past ten oclock sad tbs
Tie evening wa Iss.e1 szreesbl7 AZ possitia sn
uryes enacted the part Of host n pirf.ciion ave
is Eu,sh one a tho's ctr5isl Ysnkse reception of
'nleh se ,,hey 50 oiien rfeak IN terms of prsise
me HUnRerisn iacies dii DOT attend tb. .e,t,,-o ~
i't General DurJ - as hey had pri = snrsysros,,
? tpehd TIE evening with Nrs. General ssndf7fd
IN the courfe ~ the evening the Tunrsri,rs s.v, o.
stionsl ard patriotic hymn in which III iaiosd ,ne
ne Of their number accompanied them IN tba pia,o
Ie music Wss rather ,lpw movement, out of a oa
'stic character and received tho s9miraon n All Who
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