New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

t. The FRIENDS or IRELAND in Albany held
tremendous meeting at the Capitol on Monday
evening-JonN l.. ScHooLcRArr, Esq. in the
Chair. On motion of Mr. T. Weed, Commit
ice OF seven was appointed to draft resolutions,
which reported through W. Cassidy, Esq. d Sc
ries from which we copy the following
Resolrsd, That as Fpemen, aud the friends of
Freedom, we have watched the rise and progress OF
the great REPEAL MOVEMENT in Ireland with in
'ense solicude, ever cherishing the hope, winch
even in this sad bour petoheth not, that il des-
'ined To restore ihe blessings OF Domestic lrgisa-
lion to r much wronged and long oppressed People.
R,S0ired, That We regard the good order the la"
bdjag spnt, and The puc.ic counsrls which have
distinguished the Repeal Movement in Ireland Us
eninently worthy OF the sympathy and admiration
o. that candid world" 10 whose Judgment our FG-
theirs appealed against the encrOachmantS and usur-
patton, OF England.
ReSoiued, hat while we remember the lessons
taught BY The School Masters OF our own ReYOlu-
non, while we cherish the principles that have de-
scsnGed from sizes 10 sons while W. enjoy the bless
lugs which can only be- preserved BY such lessons
and principles, and while the watch-fires Of Civil
and Religious Freedom are burning bright around
u, We CANNOT and WILL soT remain Indifferent
spectators OF the peaceful but determined efforts OF
nne millions OF People TO emancpaIe themselves
from The injustice aud degradation OF Foreign mis-
government.
RsSoired, That in every lawful way, by all legiti-
male means and wherever duty as Citizens OF
This Republic xIll permit we pledge ourselves 10
encourage, aid and support ireland in her just and
ishteuu,. bur slsna!h quiet AID peaceful struggle
lor the Repeal OF JnIOn all Of the advantages OF
shich have accrued to Eng land. vbic all liz MISE
'ie- nave been -nt4iIed upon Ireland.
R,sofreG, That We regard II no less oUr privilege
than oGrdu, IN yndicaton OF th- Librrty OF Speech
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been suppressed in The lnsh Sale Prosecutions to
participate with cur ieilo"-ciuzsns throughout the
DnIied Stairs, Ia raising sum sufficient to paw the
hn-s imposed on the " CoS'l cTlD CoSsPIRAToRs."
The meeting was iorclbiy addressed by K. D.
WATSON. D. 3. GAFFNtr, and II. o. REILLY,
whose remarks were responded to with enthusi
asm. A large collection was taken UP, and
Committee appointed to receive farther contribu
tions-PgTER CAGast. Treasurer.
FIRE AT South Bosrox A fire broke OUT
bout hall past O'Clock this morning in q block
of TWO unfinished wooden houses IN Silver street
south Boston, one owned by Nsssrs. Shellham-
mer " Soue, the ether BIZ hir. Joseph Lesccr.
Germans, which were entreiv destroyed. 1t then
crossed Silver street and communicated to two
houses, also unfinished. one owned by Messrs
Harstons, the Other by c. c. Conley, which were
nearly destroyed, ana nouse owned and occu-
pied By hr. Henry A kent considerably dam
.ged. Loss estimated at about $4,000. Mars
TON and Gomez insured for $ 600 each at the
state Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Mr..
Kent was partly insured. Boston Trans. 9Th. .
z In the case of Sally Miller, at New.O
leans, slave VINO claimed her freedom, alleging
that she Was 2 free born Whit woman, OF Bav3-
nan parents Judge Buchanan has decided againSt
her, for reasons which he gives at length. Her
witnesses proved her to have been three years old
n ISIS. and it was also proved that she had g
child IN 1875. when she must have been but ten
years old The identity OF the child, who was
.ost sight OF by the witnesses IN ISIS with the
woman VINO brought the suit was attempted TO
5e proved by TWO SIMILAR moles found npon her
p2rson. The CORES ondence OF these marks was
~ denied b. Judge B. Sally Miers counsel
FLED motion for a new trial
OREGoS.-Letters from the emigrants above the
hansas, have been received ct ST. Louis. When
all the companies meet on the Plat they will
number 200 parsons, 1873 wagons and 1000
head OF cattle. All in good health ard sprits.