Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-14
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EDITORS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
New York, JUNE 10, l645.
The " Repeaers :" met last night at Tammany
Hall in goodly numbers notwithstanding the exees-
sive heat of the weather. As many OF the repeal
societies in this country have been disbanded III
OF the Incorporate language OF O'CoN-
NELL in regard TO Oregon, where he talks OF bring
ing down the Eagle of America TO the feet of the
British Lion" the object of the present meeting
was to counteract far possible, by resolutions
and speeches, the effect of the Liberaors bravado.
series of resolutions were accordingly adopted,
in which O'Connell's contemptuous expressions TO-
wards us are repudiaed, though in very distant
and gingerly manner, as if the writer shuddered at
his own temerity in defending this great Republic
from the ridiculous aspersions of an Individual.
The drift OF the resolutions is simply this: The
meeting declare their belief that even if the ex
pressons'' THAT is the tender phrase) of one OF
the distinguished leaders Of the Irish people had not
been disavowed by portion Of the Irish press they the
meetng) would still "fee assured that in any collision be-
tween Great Britain and the United States, the heartfelt sym
pahes of the Irish people would be with the American
While they make this somewhat questionable assumption
they abstain from administering any thing like rebuke to
OCosSELL for his many violent attacks upon the character
Of people and their institutions One Of their speakers,
however, by way of Offset for this OMISSION read resou
ton to the effect that between America and England
must later be inevitable, the members of the Asso
citation should be equipped and armed volunteer soldiers 10
be placed at the disposal Of State General Government,
to repel any aggression the part Of England and main
tain the rights and liberties Of the people Of the United States
new police ordinance adopted las, evening by
municipal Legislators. The following outline Of the plan
the city to be divided into three police districts with police
and office each Eight hundred policemen are Great
ed who also to lampighters, nghwachmen and
whamaste The superintendent of this force has salary
Of fifteen hundred dollars So defective present police
arrangements and exposed we 10 the attacks of rans
and thieves that many of citizens weapons Of deene
about their persons II time for reform of kind when
such precautions become necessary.
BY the arrival of the Eunomu yesterday, we have received
advces from Rio Janeiro the Of May The Eu
boarded off Rio by the United States brig Balm
BRIDGE and search made for the captain and officers Of two
American vessels the Popose and the Kentucky supposed
to have been engaged in the save-trade.
joint committee appointed yesterday by our Common
Council tender the Inequalities of the city to Gen. ARM
STRONG, Consul to Liverpool who at present in
this city Two thousand dollars appropriated for the
lief Of the poor Irish and German families rendered destitute
by the late fire in Eighteenth street
There longer any doubt expressed here of the intend
ed removal Of Mr. VAN Ness, and the nomination Of
incumbent in the person Of Mr. LAWRENCE: The change
will not take place. however, until the first Of July mn
LAwREscE has accepted the nomination.
New YORK, JUNE IL, 1845.
The influx OF immigrants at this port still con-
tnues. Upwards of two thousand have arrived
within the last three days. They may be seen IN
great numbers in the streets leading to the North
river, and before the German and Swiss boarding
houses. They are for the most part thrifty and
well-clad people, though there are some among
them doubtless, who will soon become candidates
for our almshouses. The majority, however, leave
the city for the West after their arrival Immense ship
of immigrants from Bremen and other European ports
expected the present season. We have abundant proof
that in the of whole warehouses; dis
charged upon
country merchant complains of the papers Of the
existence of of mercantile inquson in this city,
which, under the of agency" exercises direct
surveillance all the business of any the
country Volumnous records kept giving, in alphabet
cal arrangement account of the standing, credit and
camille history ohe thousands and adesmen doing
business with New York and other Atlantic cities This nst-
tuition literally sustained by merchants here and elsewhere
who interested in receiving reliable intelligence of the
responsibility Of their country customers That injustice
often done and mistakes made in carrying this sys
tenn very probable but the proof Of advantages
attached to it in the which has been sustained
by the parties interested Traders who bring their trunks
full of letters here often surprised being unable pro-
any credits while others, who unsupped with the
recommendations of friends much surprised being
offered the credit which they did expect. There
branches Of this establishment in other great cities but
country vsers do not be generally Of its
existence
The Great Western, which sails tomorrow, will take out
favorable accounts Of the state OF Market which
has not yet been affected by the fall Of prices Liverpool
Among the passengers by this steamer Mr. Armstrong,
the Consul, and son, Messs PHLLIrs and SANauI-
the distinguished vocass, and ANDERSON the clever
ragedan Our port is at present crowded with vessels, and
freights runousy low. The money market continues
be well supplied but there has been improvement in
prices the Stock Board Yesterday Messrs LKAvIrr and
OAxLsr left for Illinois, toattend letting the contracts
for the Illinois Canal.
We had succession Of prouse thunder showers this
ing but present the blaze of noon almost intoerabe
and the heat intense than This being the Pen
teoost OF the Jews all the nagogues open for the
monies Of the faith. The feast continues ill
ing II is estimated that there upwards Of twenty thou
sand Jews in this city.
FROM HAYTT