New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15

we Rad TO irchnanun ~ break t1rc1<h nssi1, We =
followed the sdricc and by q back door. safely
got 10 the carriage. which We occupied wia NJ
Puszky and Lieutenant Nelson We hsd now time u
survey ell the decorations ant the specsaors .as ss
semoied on he sgo: from waence The Prcccssioa was =
start
cng CT carriages extended from the corner OF
the Battery. Rowling G cen, 10 the trumphsi arch
erected 1t the beginning OF Broadway The arch was
decorated with the coI0rs Of Hungary. intsrIxsd w'a
tie star spangled banner AMI the Turkish crcscca.
which aoxted above fhe Of Nsw-fork, beqaesrei
TO THE city by ifs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iae
Dutch sss Of wind tnil two whisky barrels anu tne
beaver skin-hOse eunbsns Of the original Ddtca sex
Element and Of the ~ which the fur trade was
carried Oh and me srsrmns,ion OF the lntisns VS.
acknowledgements still the OF the Empire Cry
Al night the cavalry gaOpef Ia and fro along IN
alleys OF Castle Garden, and the infantry drew NJ IN
long lines. The windows II ali the houses before as
were 6ed with people the bricks OF the roofs ant the
twiss of the trees seemed o have all become alive, on
every branch pcrched scores Of chiren Great masses
Of gentlemen in black coats others in workmens azure
covered the whole OF Barteyplace aud crowied
about the Garden, while the police and the marsha'
necessarily shouting Room for carriages geaIs
men Gentlemen, If you please, room for carriages
Several ladies' and gentlemen. ard workmen, came G2
TO our carriage and almost every OF them addressed
10 the question How do you like America, u u not
great country To which we of course answered.
that Whist see Is very tine iDdeed, but that We
landed only yesterday American soil Bat this coz
elusive seemed not to give satisfaction because
mar came up 70 us aud said that he likewise was re-
fugee a German, driven ia Americs in lsis that NJ
KEEP, shop. and liked il very we'll and should oe
glad receive AZ his shop and 70 tell us all a5oit
New York and he was anxious 20 know wal we
ousht about H. and how had borne the pas age,
and so on We could not get rid Of him. tl the Alder,
man requested, with some authority, that he should
leave alone and thought-certAnly, not Only the
Americans born are inquisye either the eugrants nj
once become Americans, there is in the very air
across the ocean some influence that stimulates Gu
riosity.
an Alderman VINO in the mean time introduced
TO u.s. now pointed to the military forming into line and
Joining the procession before us. was struck by TIE
solderlke appearance OF the militia they certainly
looked if the rcyimentss their daily gsro, no
thing stiff in their bearing nothing awkward In their
movements. they appeared iuiiy disciplined Anu "hen
glanced around on the vigorous, sturdy countenances
of the young men. | noticed that every one OF them
looked quite sodierhke the militia and, therefore,
when the Alderman ssked me whether found the as
pect of the different from that of the Engh,
replied "Yes this people look ifthey were more gen
orally pefvaded by military spirit ANDY yet We are
are as fond peace as the English" he said, well
answered LOT that cannot judge but it has nothing
10 DO with military spirit that Is not necessarily a.
gressive but is sclfconfien; aud therefore, people
pervaded by IT, lock conscious that they themselves
defend their rights and need large and expen-
sive standing army, England likewise, has but
email standing army" remarked the Alderman. Yes
said but she trusts IL sppears 10 me, more 10 tha
Acknowledged power of her fleet prevent any attack
than TO the military spirit OF her people who look Ike
citizens conscious of their commanding wealth and civil
zaton but quite convince that they not likely 20 be
ever called upon 20 defend their hearths" Have you
bee long in England You speak English with great
ease again ssked the Alderman. e was in England
about two years "And you p he continued, turning
TO Mr. Pulzsky who reple that he had resided there
vet longer and consequently familiar with the Ian
guage. Aud do you also speak our langusgeP con
tnued the inquistive Alderman, addressing Lieutenant
Nelson " calculate DO was the answer. Certainly
you appear 10 talk with perfect facility Is IL long since
you have learnt il and where have you been taught
well :" In my fathers house. about twenty Fix years
ago retorted the officer The Alderman looked quite
perplcxcd az the Young man. and exclaimed, How so
Il English taught TO infants ia Hlngary This don't
know, replied Lieut. Nelson, but learnt it In Ks.
tucky and, pointing 20 his coat, said DontyOu know
your own navy"
We laughed that our Kentuckian friend had 5y he
language been mistaken for a Hungarian, and found
that the Alderman had certainly much battered for
our knowledge of foreign tongues.
Where is hei which IL the Governor was
shouted from all sdes and all eyes turned towards the
panied by Gen Sanford and his staff after their Rspec
ton al the tEOops The whole procession preceted u.s.
ard therefore could learn nothing more OF than the
description given in the newspapers But even had they
not recorded its pompsus length, should have been
fully aware OF by the time lasted before carriage
began move and then 1t only advanced few PAGES,
TO stop and wait again Yet, during the slow progres,
we had enough 70 aags with the most varied ia.
scriptions OF welcome and sympathy waved from every
root and every window, and others were suspended
across the way evergreens and rcd and white
encircled the door arches while hundreds of
adorned with the Hungarian coors and the portraits Of
hOssuh, Washington and La Fayette. The American
Eagle spread lts wings over the numerous decorations
in which the names of Washington and Kossuth were
coupled. The sultan backed by the British Lion wa,
likewise triumphanty represented the noble cham.
pon OF liberty and the Russian Bear, aud the rescuinz
and the hospitabe HUMBOLDT every one
held place in this public acknowledgements of uniyer
ufeFa in he ia as Tho. afrfof
The finest view OF the City got that day was, when
We reached tue American Museum. The open space u
he Park then relieved the eye from the of high
buildings through which had passed Before US extend
ID the straight line OF broadway second in engh only to
JxioTdst, but surprising II in regularity Of buildings
md especially in the msgnihcence Of the hotels The
arge squsre called the Park which extends before tn,
ity Hail. appeared ~ the center OF the crowd which
'verfowed all the places and streets of New-York
On the steps of the City Hall trcoor canopy 70
which kossuth was led Hardly had he stepped from
ne carriage when such thronging and such tumuaogs
proar began that felt quite bewidered and expected
very moment 10 see our carriage and all those which
receded US, swept away by the multitude. | hardly
now what enSued, for the confusion and noise grew
very moment and the crowd 0bstructed our view in
u directions After stormy hour we at Last began TO
move ssan, and slowly passed along the line formed by
he brilliant militia Offering most striking variety Of
atOna,os and regimenials. The American rites VINO
ever ms" their aim, and never retreat before fire. Ea
han hrssars on tine horses, and again hussars with
elmets and epauets Irish volunteers with their ami.
lsted countensnces and dark hair finely relieved by
heir green coats; the Washington guards In the old !
lyle, with blue and buff coats high boots and wiered
Tigs and tails, recalling wildly bygons taes that we
'el might fancy they relics OF the Revolutionary
'ar; the German grenadiers and stern black rifles
rmed altogether most impressive and varied picture
IL grew almOs dark before we had achieved the whole
rcuit up Broadway and down Bowery We reached
ie Irving House by back door, for the front entrance
AS obstructed by the crowd Yet the stairs and pss.
iges Of this large hotel likewise beset by gszsr,
al TAI hal 49, l..
ression, for ever body every where on the look
u, even where | could not detec, any thing worth
snctnS at and therefore wss much pleased 70 retire
the dining room, where the Mayor, as president of
II meal, expected U.s.
Her first Sunday in New.York affords her
limpse Of the look Of the population.
Dee 9.-When on Sunday we drove 10 ~ Bsrtholo.
ews Church, the tine streets OF New York lsoked
net aud sober in comparison with what they had ap.
Pared on The prevfOus day. The horses hefnre 40 I