The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-09


Inen which permits the realization OF all the noble ten
denotes the people" The American Museum presents
very gay appearance, being highly decorated with naEs
OF various nations, and having suspended across the
street banner with the motto, !" Hungary mot lost
she will be foremost in the war for universal liberty
From the Irving House flying the national flags OF
England, America. Hungary, and Turkey and upon the
front OF the house is large iIansnarency, with The por
traits of Washington, Lafayette, Kossath, and the Sui
tan. From No 900 is suspended flag bearing motto,
From the Broadway Theatre besides large number OF
hsxs, is suspended banner upon which is painted an
eagle, bearing scroll inscribed Welcome Kossu,h.
and the following sentence from Shakespeare "A hundred
thousand welcomesa at the very root OF his
heart that lis Is not glad to see s thee c.,.,.
pended the American and Hungarian flags. with the
motto, Welcome. Kossath." The amores of the Lgh,
From the latter displayed several banners with the
following notices: The patriot needs na,ualiza-
ton TO contend for liberty anywhere is title 10 cit-
zeDship in ocean bound republic"
Through the Bowery there are few decorations. From
Frenchs Hotel suspended the American, Hungarian,
English, and Turkish flags and a motto Welcome to
Kossuth, freedoms champion, yrannys exile, Americas
guest" On the balcony Of Tammany Hall is motto,
/" Welcome Kossuth, the champion OF liberty"
aV0sia lBy telsgraph.l
THE GREAT PROCESSION. --TREMENpous ENTHUsIAsM.
New YoRK, Dec 6-The city has been in state Of ex-
raordinary excitement in consequence OF the reception OF
the illustrious guest Of the nation, Louis Kossuth
Various emblems are still waving TO the breeze in all
directions all breathing the spirit o! freedom and unver-
The various societies and benevolen, institutions
out in great numbers and since the landing OF La
fayette, has such enthusiasm been shown:
The procession is extremely long, and il will be night
before they get through the route.
We never witnessed such scene OF enthusiasm in all
as w
The procession is now q O'Clock, p n.y. passing the
Park and il will be fully dark before has gone over the
route laid down.
The pageant is one Of the most imposing ever witnessed
IN this city.
lsecond dsspatch.l
New YoRx, 81 p. m-The procession is still march
ing, and there is total suspension of all business The
closed and hundreds Of thousands OF men. women,
and children hrong the streets through which the pageant
passes A"P9
The windows OF the dwellings and either side
are hlled with ladies, who wave their handkerchiefs
the procession moves forward.
The ladies, in acknowledgement receive the shouts and
cheers OF the passing crowd Never have
more imposing and brlan, display, and the Empire City
Kossuh looks WE'LL and at almost every step is Obliged
10 bow his Acknowledgements TO the masses who bid him
welcome.
break into columns, and pass in review before the illus
tious stranger.
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies, he will be con-
Quoted 10 his quarters by the guard OF honor.
g by telegraph
GRAND sERENADE AND TORCH LIGHT pRoCEssIoN-NvI-
TATIoNs FROM OTHER CITIES.
New YORK. Dec 7-Kossuth was serenaded last
night at the Irving House by the United German Glee
Clubs, numbering 800 persons, who with the escort Of
the Turner Association and other bands of music made
about 500 engaged An immense torch-ight procession
was also formed, which proceeded to his quarters and
called him out. He addressed them briefly from the bal
cony, saying that he regarded the demonstration in his
honor as an omen showing that fIeemen will unite
against the despos OF the world and that by the union
The demonstration here is considered to be the great
est ever made in the United States.
- Kossuth has decided on visiting Brooklyn and New
Haven.
Gov. Hunt has despatched special messenger from
Albany to invite kossuth to visit the capital.
sa s tBy telegraph.l
THE PRocEssIoH.-REviIw OF THE TROOPS
NV YoRr, Dec 7.--At the Kossu,h reception yes
tsrdAy il is estimated that there 100000 people in
ihe streets The barouche which Kossuih was in was
the used by the President his visit 10
New York. and was drawn by six beautiful bay horses
Aossuh was dressed in beautiful black coat collar,
cuns Hungarian hat and feather. kossuh, during The
procession SAID the appearance OF the soldiers was not
only beautiful but perfect,
The H me Yesterday
sen in New York.
The Baitinaorsans and Kossuth.
LNtsrs from Governor Loice- The Address TO Kossuh -
The Committee in Neu York
The preparations TO receive kossuh in the city OF
Baltimore engage all due attention In view OF hi. an
hcpaed reception in Btmore. the governor OF the State
has been Rvi,ed 10 be present the OCCASION and the
following letters have been received from him
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis, December 4, 1851.
DrAR SIN had the honor to receive this morning.
through the poteness Of bis honor Mayor Jerome your
letter OF The 2e,h ult inviting and my sue, in the
name OF your committee, appointed by the citizens OF
Baltimore, ITO participate with them in the procession
and honos which will be paid to Governor Kos.uh on
his arrival in your city. No invitation coulI possibly
have occasioned more pleasure
have watched with intense interest the late revolu-
tonary movements in Europe, and especially the disas
recover aRd enlarge their ancient liberties cannot hes
overwhelming decision already given by an enlightened
public opinion in favor OF the claims OF Kossu,h 10 the
respect and gratitude of all friends of human rights He
OF European servitude In this, his temporary exile or
cannot be long proaced) let him drink deeply the
springs Of our freedom, which the hand Of Washington
struck from the rock of British oppression that when
the day 's,apart by the nscutabe DEGREES OF Providence
or tne renewal OF the struggle in his faherland shall
arrived he may return TO the graves Of the first
Vn reneweo IN spirit and renvgorated for the sterner
eis OF me- misa'on Whilst here, lie, console him for
es mmor'unes and cheer him with hopes for the future
In 20 ooing we shall not be wasting national energies
upon idle pomp but shall be ninserinr according
TO the law OF our republican destiny 10 Thai noya1
which shall one day, under Providence bera,e Inc world
and OF which Koseu,h is one of many u.ro,,. ronra
of hat