New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

NsyrISs OF rHE FRIEsDs or IRELAsp.-The
,-sus. Il Ireland held meeting last Eight al TIE snAA
s.e.s Hotel On u me numerous poli'icA lse
~ thu In Aiteud was bu; moderate PATsicA
E.o wa. called to the ehair and opened the nee'
f,s hy fer remarks The present state Ct Ireland
Nrca.xL 7. O'CoxsoH ESQ WAS then loudly called for
and took the stand In speech OF some length lie oe
claimed most Indignantly sgAns; The m Asus' Pnr'usa ~
ENGLAND. and advocated an immediate resort to arms as
the only tue course In tie present crisis lie seqsnoeu
confidently on the ali which France would AFFORD 10 Hs
i,d ana The present critical condition Of Engand for me
success. Of such an Effort Therefore instead Of wAhps Joy
TIE acton Of the proposed Convention Of shmen 10 &c
held At Albany in July uexi he urged the imn diAe en-
romeni names OF which be stated one hundred had been
already given H. for the formation Of an IRISH American
BRIGADE 10 te ready any hour TO take part In The DEW
er.pce Of Ireland from British rule Not the repssl
Of the union was DOW their osci, but the restoration Of
ireland nationality
The eetns vas addressed by Msssgs DAVIS, BEsGHss,
the ChArmsn and Others sdvoesng the SAME measures
which were embodied the resolutions adopted namely
the formation Of regiment OF 1000 men. 70 be equipped
By voluntary contributions; the appointment Of Board
Of Eve TreAsurers with standing fund OF 500 20 meet
any sudden emergency; and tn establishment OF IN
Arory for the reception OF military supplies TWAS also
proposed hat the command OF such regiment, when
rsi.et should be rendered 70 Gen. Shields.
In the essrss OF the evening number Of the French
Republicans came procession with the band, and sang
the MArselase in the street before the hotel large
bonnre had been previously knded which cast is red
Hshi over the crowd with 6ne effect Loud cheers
were n'erchanssd and the procession retired. troop
Of LOeoFocos Bearing election banners. came by soon
afterw.rd, bu. failed IN exciting any Manifestation OF
sympathy. The meeting throughout was marked by The
strongest enthusiasm. and quite number Of names were
stded TO the volunteer roll.
r.. Yesterday was a true foretaste Of jane,
with al the sofness and harness Of the atmosphere which
belongs to that month Of flowers Nor were blossoms
wanting to help out the uson sprico, tree
In full glory ayshng perfumes upon the uuconsenal
air q city courtyard Only the leaves the trees ard
the green grass were wanting to make it sumner day.
Tae night too was radiant as beautiful 10 her
wedding and might have put msanthrOpe In
harmony with It's own beauty
rs LEsE DIE DEUTscHE REPUBLIE l-Lievres
Hote IN Frankfortst was brilliantly iluminatedsst eve
ming In honor Of the Revolution In Germany, aud large
assembase Of enthusiastic Of the noble old Father
land dei the Boe and occupied the street In front OF IL
Finally At about O'Clock. they set on in true German
fashion, with band OF music and torches procession
through the City. They had good right to their JOY these
German friends OF and though the news not here
vet we doubt whether we anticipate the fec, hour
when we cry with them "Loug live the German Republic"
u The flute is one OF the most ancient instru-
mens used sud rs have always possessed quality
peculiarly their own and superior to those Of other
t,-f~ cal
making beautiful accompaniment to the human voice.
piano guitar and indeed any form Of concerted music
But the amateur Of the nate has always found many dis
coarsgemens contend with he could advance tos GER
tain point only; but Notwithstanding all his drilling the
difficulties in he lingering the inequalities and Incorrect
ness OF The tones precuted the possibility OF bringing his
execution to anything like perfection. But in the Bghm
Flute which has been 90 generally adopted in Europe and
aey introduced into this country AL the obstacles OF the
old instrument are happily removed, and have Flute
combining the qualities Of the old with all the advantages
Of the new and superior qualities brought to the most
exquisite perfection The amateur Of the flute now
compete In execution with any instrument used. All of
our most distinguished professors and about forty amateurs
OF this City have laid aside their old sticks and are row
playing the B,hm Flute and the change short practice
upon thl, Instrument has effected is astonishing.
II PARADISE AND THE PERI this evening by
the American Musical Institute. The simple announce
ment Of Moores beautiful poem dramsiised, think, will
draw hundreds 10 the Tabernacle this evening who never
attended an oratorio before We learn that the majority
Of the subscribers opera have already purchased
tickets tor this occasion. We glad 10 that Mr.
Meggs rad the coed TO reduce the price OF tickets
to nfy cents. The performance commences with an in
ternstonal song Of liberty by Mr. g. A. Macfsrren, and
closes with the HarselGsss
MUTISY on BOARD THE SHIP CREoLt-fester-
day morning. as the ship Creole, for New-orlesns, was
proceeding dowp the Bay in of the steamboat D. c.
Pell. when about mile below Governors Island. the
crow refused to DO duty. Seven Of the rngeaders
brought on shore in by order Of the United States
Marshall and they escorted prison under charge
Of Mr. James Morrison where they will await their trial
~ The FARMERS CLUB holds meeting TO-
day at " NJ. and at the usual place.
RoBBERr.-Some daring thief entered the house
No IS Dsy.st and stole Leather trunk, containing large
quantity Of clothing shirts hsndkerchiefs Sc, and
silver watch with gold fob casin and escaped with the
PoLIcE.-A disordery fellow. named il mes Gesn,
-s arrested by officers Miller and MAXWELL Of the second
wAd charge Of being Intoxicated aud hghing 10 the
streets While approaching the police ohce be turned so
,svsssy the officers, that It found necessary TOT
six men to take him.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
FIREs-A fire broke out about ~ O'clock yes
,.5.y ,oorrfn, in tha coach f.etorv Of Water Bane