The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

then entered the cars the forward one being
with an Hungarian tricoor flag
ARRIVAL NEwARK-THE PRoCEssIoS-FUNNY
SCEHR-rHE GRAND MARSHAL SWIMMING IN THE
On arriving at the Centre street depot large con-
course Of people in at.endance-far exceeding in
numbers any crowd that had collected around him in the
State OF New Jersey They consisted chiefly of Irish and
Germans They cheered him vociierouly no descended
from the and placed in carriage provided for
him. The Putnam Guard. Captain Henrisch wearing
caps imported from Paris) to Kossuth
to the Park where he reviewed The military After the
review the Putnam Guard took their place in the pro-
eesrou which proceeded in the following order -
Putnam Guard.
Cayacadc of Citizens.
Military.
Gov. Kossuth and suite.
The Mayor ana Chairman Of Executive Committee
The Clergy.
Members Of the Common Council
Officers Of the Army Navy and Militia IN uniform not
parade
Executive Committee and members Of the General
Committee Of Arrangements.
The Fire Department.
Civic Associations.
Citizens generally
Col A. c. NJ PeI.,instns ss.tod d Marshal of the day,
with the following aids-Horace Baldwin. =. T. Hillyer
Mccormick, and Emil schauhner They we-e mount
cd, and the Hungarian hat and ti-color scarfs
The military consisted Of the following companies 49,
The Lafayette Guard, Capt Turnbull tho Columbian
Capt Somcrs and the Newark Rifles Capt Leibe There
several German societies who decorations and
badges, and contributed TO the gen, raj effect.
The route was from the wet end Of Broad street di.
recty to the City Hotel which decorated with flags
number Of ladies occupied the balcony and waved
their bandkcrchefs as Koesuth entered be hote, tn
whole time of the procession was not more than half an
hour. We should mention that on reaching the railroad
bridge governors salute of thirteen guns was Ared hv
the Union Blues Captain Carter detailed for that n,r
pose.
On reaching the City Hotel, the Grand Marshal was
about dismount his horse began TO rear and final
y fell back and very nearly rolled over on his rider The
Marshal however escaped with fall which did not in
jure him much. it was into sea Of mud which lite
a dppp hc unOu anta
apprehension for his safety was turned into hurst NJ
universal laughter as he Houndered in the mirethe
crowd enjoying the joke beyond measure His handsome
uniform bedaubed head to toe and when he was
picked up he presented Of the extraordinary
figures that can be imagined He was compelled to 20
home in a carriage change his raiment amidst the
merrimcnt Of the multitude
SPEECH or KOSsUTH AT THE CITY HOTEL-sOME
VERY FUNNY sCENEs-ALARM FROM THE GIVING
WAY OF THE BALCONY
II vas arranged that the reception of Kossuth on the
na-t n tba Common Council and citzcns should take
place on The balcony of the hotel where tho crowd could
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tba when Won rst et foot The banny
country unt tis bour we have earnestly onued for The
onnor n;ty Of nersonaly te.tfing to Won onr high an
ncation Of your talents your character and YOUR pub
liz services A. well ne our heartfelt sympahy for your
misfortune and your sufferinrs and those OF your on
rrc.sed ncoole and down-troden country Re assured
That w. watched thn nrogress of the mast STRUGGLE
in which Won have been engaged with The ear
aost solc;,yde ~ broth.r ,e;n,c;ny with Tho nost
tear.sJt s.t;sf,ct;on ~ -. $780, =; ,,.a;s
hso,, in dsrracefui defeat tho RUTHLESS trran3
chat nas endeayornp 10 onpress and enslave vour
Fatherapd And when at lat the sad truth was forced
unon ma that through the interferrncn ~
foreign power combined with domestic trcarhery Hun
gary had indeed .orrowed with YOU those only
can eorrw who feel that The cause OF freedom eycry
where is their own And more sir coming among us in