The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-19
City Iut<IiiCen,

THE FRrNcH Revolutions Our French citzsus we're
in the hghsst degre. excited the whole Of yesterday
account CT the revolution In Paris An cf the French
coffee houses the Hotel des lie Colonnes the Hotel de
Paris, 81, &,, hoisted the tri-coloted flag and the
French i'm porting merchants abandoned their
to congratulate each other the event. Knots tn.
might have bsen seen In the street, in the French
Hots, every where in fact ard rfSicios and sadoe.
II Is likely thst they VII soon have public meeting
the suhj.ct
France AND HEn REvoLUrroN.--Of all tbs excited
people In New York, YESTERDAY more joyful
than Irelaud's and their descendants at the go-
rious from France. Nothing could mpsde thsr
energy They appeared to hail 1t as the precursor OF
their own countrys ind .pendenoe and 1t may be fairly
said, that the Irshnen OF New York aroused for
physical force demonstration. There was not much
preaching or praying among thembuta large body Of
them proceeded to the Shakespeare Hotel to take iums
diate action. MIR. Bergen promptly chosen chair
man, and committee selected to work for Ireland II
We understand ths mo, ement II is to raise fund OF
100000 to be used for Irelspds freedom as crcum-
stances may require and from the enthusiasm and sub
scripons, there cannot be doubt OF their success
They have a meeting at tbs Shakespeare Tues
day night next
st Johns Hall va, illuminated, and trsnsparencies
exhibited in the windows, with tho following in
scription:-"piue ts R,pubhf l,e Francatsn
surcrpE-Coroner Walters was called yesterday TO
hold an inquest Governors Island upon the body Of
Richard Conne, native OF Ireland sgei % years who
epste and went to the san tbs lsth inst but sub
quenty expressed desire to purchase his release and
not being enabled to obtain it, threatened to destroy
himsef-and yesterday found in the water the
North shore of the Island Verdict death by drowning
DEATH nv DISEASE OF THE HrARr.-Ths Coroner held
inquest st the Of 22nd street aud Third
Avenue, on tbs body of Jams Fitzpatrick native If
Ireland aged 90 years who died suddenly about O'Clock
yesterday morning. Verdict-death by disease of the
heart
ANOTHER IvcRSpr.Rv--Srx Hopsrs BuRSrD fire
broke out about half past O'Clock yesterday
in stable in the of No. 90 Mulberry street 10
which were Ave horses belonging to laborins men three
Of which burned to death. Tho fire comm nicated
TO another stable adjoining in the OF No 90 which
was destroyed together with three horses also belonging
to aborng men The flames also communicated to the
email frame building No 81, the upper part of which
was destroyed 1t belonged to a Mr. Mcfarland and is
raid to HAYS been fully insured. The hsmes also
municatd to the two story and attic brick building No
tho lower part Of which occupied by Patrick Cox
grocery and liquar store Tn. upper part occu
pied by MIR Fitzpatrick as carpet shos factory TIE
roof and attic were entirely destroyed. The torch
OF the ncendlary Is thus kept burning and poor msn
whose only support Is their daily labor robbed Of
their all Within ths past week, nine stabes and
eighty four horses have bsen burned the Williams
still at large to destroy more property, and max, the
poor man poorer.