The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-14
city Intelligence.


city Intelligence.
MOVEMENTS OF THE HUSGARrArs The Hungarian ex-
Hes VINO are residing at the Irving House. are the objects
OF great deal OF att ntion and n they would consent &c
such course, they might be tn. reripents of all the
honors that generally extended towards
ftrangers But they prefer TO remain quiet at Kosth
whom they always designate their beloved chief arrive.
very pleasant little exchange CT took place
yesterday between the followers of Kossuth and the
scbarf Guard an independent company formed about
year ago in ibis city At about 10 o'clock the Guard,
being their way .nedikers TO enjoy days diver
sion. halted In front the Irving House. their band
(podworth's) playing patriotic air. The Iungarane
having assembled in drsw'rg room, dsputatioa from
the company waited them, aod presented them with
an address, Of which tse following is the substance
Sons OF liberty Children Of oppression We bid yor
welcome to This blest laud Of liberty We congratulate
you sincerely your escape from the dangers Of your
unhappiy eimit atst struggle for freedom Our govern
ment have already eni do COW bid you hearty vol
come to our shore. We have heard, with mingled feel
ngs OF joy and sdDcss u 'eur noble deeds and bloody
battles OF your darDg cbvsrous noble Kossuth and OF
you his upportsrs IN sad through those trying scenes;
ana te IRE OF patriotism o hered in your land has in
our midst been knsod til he peoe OF this Union
WRAPPED as IL IN connag' full OF sympathy for
you and long fof the day when may say Of Hungary
with pleasure and satsaciou IT'S my own my native
land? Again the Scarf Guards of the city Of New York
bid you ana youts wec and invite You to share with
u IN the participation OF glorious Institutions
Colonel Bergerczey on tbe part of the Hungarans
tteD came forward nd rPplifu 81 sayng:--
Our friendslet Us L. allowed TO have The honor tc
call ny tbat let fater ourselves that
you friends indefd-it bling orr irtanson not
to participate in Any public demonstrston your sym
pathes before the arrival beloved CHIEF Kossuth
the respect we o~e TO him forbid express all
feelings but We accept your address with grateful
hearts as ekeo tnst our struggles made worthy OF
your symra hies In return ple .se accept the nig
DIR winch ttLI ht, with its hree colors (Jol, B.
here pr. scented he Hupssrln Nag to the population
YOu have 81 IL th red the nblen of blood of tn
thousands f ~arr rs who have fallen FOR the
csue of hb-ry IN ihe white, that the chastity OF this
flag never was poUle b. cOwsrdice and in the green
oar hopes, 'ireagh-ued by your sympathies, that
yet oipve the liberation of country when
flag toy lhtr wn yors protector OF ours, viii
be waved oy-r The r''n' of d~spotism aud slavery.
The deputaticn tbc retired and Joined their GONNA
ny which proc eded itS way t. Long Island During
the day rome of the es walking in Broad
way All eye were turned towards them in admin aou.
The ladies' especially ready TO give laures to brave
ry, were net Shy 10 iu1iUg md commanding the ap
pesrsnce OF the bearded and swsrthy who have
shown themsees worthy of being called brave patriots.
Lecture Oh TH- hE,. pa. Il, The Very Rev James
Ryder, ID. D., of Phad,lphw delivered a lecture last
evening before the members Of the Catholic Institute
1t was the openiEs lecture OF series to be delivered
during the winter The reverend gentleman lected
his subject Lord Bacons claims greatness examined
Our columns much crowded tina. we canaot find
room 20 dsy for our report Of the reverend gentleman
remarks.
SALE OF PANrNGs-Tgr PrcTunE OF NAPOLEON At
FeSrAiNmEAr. soLp An extensive sale Of paintings
took pscs yesterday at 6t3 broadway Among the pic
lures disposed Of nat ot Napoleon at Foutau.-
bleao work ~ grrso merit executed by Schen, Pro-
iessor IN the Imperial Acsosniy st Vienna The pur-
chaser vss Mr. Joseph biIlp-oa whose bid was $500
The ether paintings sold very VIII
BrAUTrtl ENGiNr Engine Company No 4. OF
NiliaEsburRh paced Office yesterday, with their
engine, called the Unite. states which has Just come
from the painters hands The company preceded
By hrss band and arpeaieo to be- As they might o.ty
mental painting ard finish throughout indeed ered
table TO all conC,rred
sHIr LOAD The sbip Empire State CAP .sin Russell
which arrived ~ this Pc. from Liverpool yesterday
brought cut ESQ passenger snione whom there but
little sickness and no deaths occurred on the passage
FrRrs.-At about eight o'o ock last evening, fire
broke ont in the basement Of No is Allen street. II
wss quickly extinguish.d before 1t had done any
srai damage 1t is said to havs originated from coal
furnsce
The restaurant Of Joseph CanniG, Of l54 Fourth
avenue, took fire at o'clock yesterday aing.
Scue trfpg damece wa done but the fire was al length
got under by Hoe C-mpany No 1b, and some members
Of the police, who ~er. quickly on the spot.
slRous AccIpsST From C.MHHENE-Lsst evening,
Rosns Reed str"st glri employed in family residing
In Eighth avenue near twenty third street, burned
In Dost shocking occssoned by the upseting
OF campbeDe lamp rom bed where she had placed it
Ths dangerous fluid onv,lopsd her clothes, ana also
there the bel IL 4m, which not extipguishsi
till the poor girl extensively burned She was i'm
nedistely conveyed to the New York Hospital Her
covsry il not expected
CASUALTIES AT about ne o'clock, on Wednesday. G
man named Dennis Murphy fe from the top Of build
ing In Nineteenth street year the Eighth avenue He
struck his head upon the sidewalk and YET wonderful
TO relate was not killed by the fall He taken to the
Hospital, and CAV. prowe Of recovery Another aooi
dent happened on Bsckw.ls Island, on Wednesday. A
Hold come forty feet fr the ground fell aud with 1t
two men, named Patrick Byrne and Andrew Sullivan
They were severely injured by the fall but not in
dangerous condition.
MnuAKr.-The following is list OF the prizes at
target practice on "wednesday BY the Bonles Fenci.
blss at strykers Bay. up5e- the command OF Capt A.
Purdy:-lst prize. a watch. won by private Wilisin
Cranes I'd asilver cup. won by private Thomas Paon;
Sd, gold pencil son By VIA carringtcn 4th, hand
ttre bound edition q shnlspssr won by Lieut.. Jas
Timory; 9th, diamond pin won by -; Tth, breast
pin, won by Lieut. John Mcmahon. A bsndSome gole
me- del was presented TO VIM Hancock, by Capt. A. II.
Purdy, for the largest number Of recruits.