New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15
TIE LATEST NEWS.
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
Eossuih and lie Pennsylvania Legislature
Arrival Of kOssuth at Harrisburg
GREAT EXCITEMENT T
CONFUSION AND ROWDYISM.
The Military Called Out, Sc.
HARRISBURG, Wednesday, Jan. Il, 1859.


kossr,b end suite. accompanied by the Re
csrf,on Committee. arrived here about o'clock
per special train, having been detained on tie
-oute N consequence OF the breaking Of car
wheel. lie was received b.. the Legislature
and large crowd Of citizens The party were
conducted 10 slelghs drawn % four horses EACH
and the procession was formed entirely of ndL
,.drals ia se'ebs. They moved through the
nrigcipal streets and finally drew up at Herr's
Hotel, where the guests were quartered. Great
enthusiasm was manifested After dinner 'he
party proceeded to the State-House
The House met At I o'clock At about noon
ladies' beean to fill the Hail Of lhe House, ana
long before the tine Of meeting had conp'e tely
filled the seats Of Members and tle door, no!~iih-
standing the Joint rules which mad been adopted ~
the Committee Of Arrangements. The Fo!unda and
entrance 20 he Han prtssltel scsne ol dire con
fasion.-sn immense crowd struggling aac s"-yms
10 sHd fro
Al kinds OF curses we're hurled - the Sergeant
alarms and the officers on duty, aud was GER
tainIy the most rowiy demonstration "e ever VII
messed.
Itbeing found impossible 10 check II, as .asi re-
sort the military were gen. for. The Speise re-
peatedly called loudly upon the House 30 come 10
order tut without effect The Grove ~ IS appealed
to- and n the name Of Penn entreaSsd EN- to clear
the Rctunda and allow Senator's 70 ent r. the Hall.
His eutroa.7 was turned into ricicnle by the mob,
which shouted and ,hooted all TEE more. Speaker
Riley Piled his hammer IN VAN.
Finally in the midst Of the confusion, Judge Gu
LIS attempted 10 address tne Chair. lie hal under.
stood that the Legislature Of Pennsylvania Was 30
receive the great Kossuth, but me seats OF members
were occupied by strangers. lie hoped thai Kos
suth would net be received IN 4 way thar would dis
grace the safe, and moved thas the Convention al
iouIn until tomorrow morning a. 10 o'clock.
Mr FRAuY, Of Schuylklll, rose 20 reply, but his
voice was drowned by the shouts of,he moo. Every
BODY rose 10 ihe!r feet
/ TIE Speaker demanded gentlemen to take their
/ seats
judge GuIIs said that Il the Speaker would order
the officers OF the House ID clear the Hall OF the
/ persons VIE occupied the places Of members, ne
WOuiC take ms seat.
MI FRAILy hoped the Convention would n); ad-
lOuin.
/ proceedings OF the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
,hould be interrupted by NOISY rabole
Judge GILLIs insisted upon ms motion to adjourn.
The speaker put the question, and the motion %
! adjourn was voted down almost unanimously, but
Waether by members or strangers II was impossible
J 10 tell The negative was received With rene we'd
SNOuiS ara jells ~ we Nioy. 4N'bNlsust"iiiiS
| alusion TO the places OF members being occupied,
the occupants Of the seats, principally ladies, re-
coIyed the nSlnuatlon with indifference, and made
/ uo move 70 Vacato the same.
~ 10 minutes before O'Clock the National Guard
! OF Harrisburg, under he command OF Capt John Il.
GaIiaTd, malched into the Rourda and took posses
! SION o. the doors
Ire manly aud Efficient conduct OF Captain Gar
I and Is worthy OF al coTnnendaion. Many arrests
ere mace.
Ar5o'c!cck. the Governor OF the Commonwealth
/ and Heads OF Departments were announced, and
/ entered The Han, whereuQon the confusion IN the
ro'unda va renewed and IN the midst Of which the
/ Sergeant-af-4rHs announced the JOINT COMMITTEE OF
/ ne senate and House of Representatives, who en-
tered tscorfing the distinguished Governor Of Hun
gary, Louis kossuth.
/ CuCod Nossuth. Who foch 4 seas beside GOV John
stop on the SPEAKER sttud. The noise anllcendi-
son mere became So great, tia, the ceremonies OF
reception were Suspended, ara the Speaker ordered
the doors 20 hs closed which II was found impossible
TO TO- the mob having again acquired the a5cen-
B Ceucy.
Kossuth sat calmly looking o. not a feature Of his
/ ace disturbed.
The military here marched through the Hal.
T went olt 30 The back widows and Med round %
ne front ~ the Capitol again entering th8 rotuuda
I With the intention a. cleaung -. The attempt was
I futile. and IN the micSt OF the uprOar Governor
I Johnston ConmtICCt his address OF welcome 10
I hOssUtb. L0t word % which nas heard beyond the
Clerks desk-not even there. AID it is do1o, al #
/ even kOssulh himself heart L.
When tie Governor had concluded. Kossnih
/ NAMED standing silent for some time, until The
COCTs were closed. when he umcncei his address
amid tire desdeued shouts OF the crowd outside
lis speech was listened 70 with bTeathless attention.
~ those inside the hail and frequently Interrupted
/ by shouts Of applause.
/ Kossuih spoke for abou. fiteen minute and whea
/ he rad finished, the Convention Adjourned. aad
/ tntn aAd not until then, was the scene o. r0Ely-
/ Ism enced.