The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

Aid TO the Famishlng People OF Ireland
many Hail. on saturday evening to devise and give si
feet to measures calculated to afford some relief to the
o. the csy wS. cslsS 70 she chair The oownx
uemen were appointed Vice Presidents, viz -
DR. Robert Hogan, Robert Emmett, Jacob Harvey, Da.
tim Hcrsc: Greeley Peter Mclaughlin Richard NJ Hoe.
Felix lpgodsby. John R. Callan Patrick McBaron, Eli
gactman. d Walsh, John Ds E9an, Patrick Mccsh
James Keane. Andrew Kerhgan; with Bartholomew
OConncr, Edward D. Connery and Peter z. Patterson
The call having been read. the meeting was success
sivsiy addressed BY E D. Conway, HoR.cr GnFrLEr,
tent and Intensity Of suffering in Ireland and the immi
nsnt necessity Of dong something mitigate that
suffering The following revolutions were then submit
Resolved, That His Honor Mayor Mckle act a. Trea.
surer and that the money collected be rsmtted by him
to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland with
arsques that he institute inquiry into the really
tuts districts Of that country and that he dispense the
jects Of charity This resolution adopted but
sutssq period taken up for and
another to determine the mode ia which the
money was to be appropriated to the objects intended
Resolved, That committee Of seven be appointed to
subdvide the city into districts with power add
their numbers make collections for the relief of Ire
land and that returns ths and collected
names and sums be publishsd in the CITY newspapers
The committee. as increased by subsequent rssolu
tons, Is constituted as follows
Mayor. A. Fl. Mickle, Andrew Carrigan
Dr. Robert Hogan, Ald James Walsh,
r Mclaughlin, Felix lngoldsby,
ED. connsry, Horace Greeley,
The general committee at subsequent me citing made
the following appointment Of ward district commit
tees to make collections and unite with the general
committee in the discharge Of the duties devolvea upon
the latter BY the mesting They wish it distinctly
dsrsood that Of the below have been used
assumed 70 Request these gentlemen to Co operate in tn.
good work of charity so undertaken All who will
M to sns S
sympathsing and benevolent, early il convenisnt
Will, those feel constrained to decline are respect
fully solicited to signify that fact by note to at the
Commiftee to make Collections
Byrns. Hon j r fhonix, John McSiichss John Giiron
I'd Ward-Ad. stonesll, Aid. Brown. James Kelley,
ID W.rd~Zd Benson, Ala. McEirsth, ch.s s.etson,
VIM Redmond, Felix Ingoldsby, Simeon Draper. Gre.
soIz f Fonnsry Ad Muu, wm Hal.
renee Mccarthy Patrick Mxlvihili G. Pspt., Simeon
9th Ward AID. Hart. Aid. Radford, E. s. Derry, Jas
b. Nicholson, Jacob Harvey.
9th wsrd.-Ald. Foets, Aid. Gilmartn. John Mullin,
!. It'll ward-Ald Smith, Aid. Doug6srty, ?. McLaugh.
lin, James Ksrrisan Owen McCabe, Andrew Brady, Pat
Shullz, Peter Smith, Hiram Ketchum.
9Th Ward-Hon. VIM. + Havemeyer, Aid. Compton
Burke. Gideon Fountain, James g. Moastt, VIM. Gam.
berlain.
OH wsrd-Ald Van Tine. Aid. Smith. Philip W. Eug.
Broderick. Francis Campbell
10th wsrd,Ald fsssiole. Aid Gray. Elijah F. Puidy
filth wsrd-Ald. Johnson. Aid Dodge, Patrick Brsn.
man, Felix Quinn, Chas. NJ. Simonson, William Gage,
Michael rhelan. Abraham v. Hatfield, James Kelly.
18th Ward-Ald. Jackson, Aid. Spoford, Patrick
osgeod' Thomas Adds Emmett. Andrew Lssry,' Morgan
18th ward-Ald Roberts, AID Tesks, C. Timpson,
gr. w A. Walters, VIM. G. Boggs, DR.. H G. Dunnsn.
l4th wsrd-Ald. Tsppen AID Nichols, John Gala han
Hugh OBrien Francis Gilmore, Abraham Bell, George
10th Ward.xid Brady AID Oliver nf pudsSs ss kldy
Henry Evesson, Col J. Watson Webb Francis Manu. Dr.
VIM. Power. Robert Emmett, Martin Waters, DR.. Robert
Hogan John c. Greene, VIM. B. Aston, Alex T. Stewart
Robert D. Minturn, }. O'Reilly, Patrick Mccormick
10th Ward-Ald. Livingston. Aid. Webb, Hon Moses
H. Grinnen, g. W. Anderson Michael Connolly, VIM.
18th ward-Ala Walsh. Aid. Robertson, Patrick Nc.
Baron Barre James W White, J. Murphy. Daniel OConnor.
VIM. f. White, Tighe Davey, james Roy burn.
18th Ward-Ald Walker, Aid. NJ w. s. Jackson VIM.
2. Moss Thomas s. Henry, James Armstrong, James
subscription for the relief Of the starving in ireland
was opened at the premini meeting, and the call for
DR.. X Hogan. $40; James G. Smith, IS; Edmund b.
land, 50; Patrick Mulvihl s2s; Patrick Mccormick,
Sa6i Jeremiah Fielding $5 Michael Mcvitty, So; Dam
David Pray. IS; Redmond McMans. 81; WIN. Lambert,
81; Phillip Collins, s.; VIM. Donovan. 80; Andrew Nc.
Evoy, s.; Stephen Lunn 81 Peter Lslly, $2 John Fz-
simmons 81; James Lawiess, 81; Michael Phelsn, S.;
Dr. Johnson So; Patrick Harvey 81; Francis Blake IS;
mi M
Sshss SHSsy s Moss: Patrick
drew fs s'Rss sS
WAFER John Essn f Fasfas D
James walsh. 81; Cornelius Lyons. 81; Hsrnden Co.
k:nny 81 5Sn =: Patrick c.
Timothy Hays sli Michael Flannslly sass Dr. Kennedy
John sullivan 81; David cuIS.r 81; sco s s a.
Patrick Griffin, 81; Daniel Madden, 81; Jas w white,
GRADY, 81 James Ksin $40; Michse Brennan 81; John
MeKew, si Nichelss Meyer, -; Mrs. O'Kesfe, 81;
k.nss sl 80 S FsSn s Nc
Dsse Ds Ts 81 x ei ~ w%
:1n ss fssr James .: E. sD;
81; Michel Gahney. 50; Geo Marshall, s.; Mrs. Mo
C. Franks, 81; E. Franks 81; Thomas Phslsn, So; Ed.
ward Mellen 81; Rev Henry Giles $S lawrence Fans,
SA rTispS 81 T. posEhs,sy sasi Mr. Baylor s"
Patrick McIarron $40; Friend q the p..atuts so;
Thomas Mcknight IS; Thomas MsiGh.n, IS; A Friend,
Dunn. ST. Timothy EgaD 81; sympathy, 50; James Nc
Mulin, 81; Michael Mccormick. 81 Patrick Phslen ~;
nan IS; AID. Mullins, $io James Cooley, S.; Thomas
Divine, SIS; Henry Mabsry, 81; T. Smith, 81; James
Marley S Patrick Kelly, $40; John Ryan. 81; T. Cole
man, So Timothy Murphy, 81. Tstal-$763 rs.
Hon Chas OConor, being uAsbe to attend the meet.
ing transmitted $50 in the letter spooszng for his alb
sence Hon. David Graham. $es d. making the entire
receipts Of the evening $s3s IS
The members Of the General and Ward Collecting
Committees requested to meet at the Mayors once,
City Hail. at o'clock this evening, without further NO
tincaton. By order OF the meeting.
Ise Brcadw.y.-rhs only establlshment
the city where ell kinds Of fine toilet soap shaving
eosmetics. perume. and Ccsgnes can be found; all ar
warranted genuine, aud hxod but reasonable
prices. "A. A. MONS,
late H ussePs,
10 b. oadway.
The Cock may crow II ne feels 80 disposed
but still he should bs In mind that this now
aud been for many the dSpose Of hem
the best advantage that their necks and ra for
them. Now. DESCRIPTION Of birds this would pay
you could never realize anything from them any