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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-12

Henry 4 Cot, a. Hon; YIN; $, Miller n York.
Hon. Lssnder Starr, do j. c. Brown, Rhode Island,
James Bpocis do sansl s;e Assr . New York.
Joseph BEidShsm, do Dr. csniinsn, New t Orleans
Marshall Mississippi car mnSs SaT Proy@.nce
isr hSn nss Ha n aS
Eben Dean, Massachusetts John W. lewis Charleston
Harry Mccall. r, Philadelphia, j. w. Steele Baitimore
pr Duncan Mississirr, monIDuai y sedcn New York
S. NJ. Davis,do, Reuben Withcrs do.
The following gentlemen appointed to have
exclusive charge of tn ball. acting as directors and
to wear scarlet badges =
Joseph Aston S. Carolina, Eben Dean, Massachusetts,
n BeSod New Yor e sn M TSa New Y'r
Gen; Cooper Albany Ieandcr Starr do
This committee of ten also clothed with power
to fiji vacancies or to add to their number and also
to make al necessary regulations The following
rules for the COVER of the were the adot
ed - ".-
lst. Tickets Of admission for &c ntleman, with or
without ladies' five dollars, to be procured upon ap
pcation to one Of the Directors.
I'd. No person shall be admitted without costume
except heads of families entering with their chldre
or wards In costume, or gentlemen upon the payment
Of ten dollars.
Sd. Masks of every description excluded
4th Ladies and gentlemen particularly re-
quested to their costumes to the Director from
whom they obtain their tickets. f.
9Th. The managers will be designated by a blue
badge. ..t a-.Dr.
9th. Enhse and dancing to commence at O'Clock.
Supper at IL. -.
eth. The Ladies respectfully requested to as
semble in the drawing room at So o'clock, precisely
The tickets will be ready for distribution on
"wednesday morning, and may be had on application
to either Of the Directors Mt their room No % nited
States Hotel at any time previous to Friday evening
There win be Fire Works and n Balloon ASCENSION
from the grounds Of the United States Hotel at x be-
fore O'Clock 7. NJ.
HENRY A. COLT, Chairman.
JAMES BRooKs, Secretary.
We expect a full report of all the dresses and
characters to-day or tomorrow, so as 10 enable
ue TO give splendid account OF it on Sunday or
Monday. 1t must have been splendid affair.
HuDsoN BAY CoMpANY's STEcrLATroNs.
concern asks million for their water rights and
old houses. What Is the use of our government
paying even 100 centsl All Canada and British
Oregon, including Vancouvers Island, will be-
long to the United States in ten years, long be.
fore it becomes available for any population.
TIE FOREIGN NEws.-Tne news by the Acadia,
one week latter, may be expected at any moment.
The Boston Courier Of yesterday says :
Our correspondent mt writes There are some carrier
pigeons at Halifax, which to be let of on the arri.
val Of the steamers for person In Boston An ex
press from Halifax to this place. to meet steamer for
Portland, is also talked Off ODD - -
/. AFFAIRs IN ST. CRox-We have some very
Interesting correspondence from st. Croix, BY the
Kindness OF Capt. Green, Of the schooner Hester
II is crowded out This morning by the political
news
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RROOhLYN AFFAIRs.

BOARD oF ALDERMEN.-The Board OF Aldermen
held meeting AZ their Council Room last evening.
Mayor stryker in the chair.
Pe,ions. Sc. Ref,ucd.-For lamps in Hck-, Greene
'uion and Columbia St.. To Street Committee lie
monstrsnce OF Engine Hook aud Ladder Company NO
against Engine Company No p for running into iheir
engine and asking 70 have the matter Investigated To
Fire Department Committee. 90. Chief Engineers he
port for the month Of MAY. To Fire Committee Re
Turn of the Clerk Of the Municipal Court To Finance
Committee o.. C Communications from the COMMITTEE
on Lands and Places stating that they had tested the
iron beams in the new City Hall and found them nsuh
cent and asking for instruction from the Board. lie
ierrcd back to the Committee IN connection win inc
Counsel OF the Board. OF the members OF the Dutch
Reformed Church against building engine house near
their church and asking for stay OF proceedings 10
Fire Committee "A number Of bills Tor Police ser
vices. To Police Committee.
R,porfs-The street Committee reported proposals
for cleaning streets Referred back 10 the Committee
with orders 10 accept the lowest bidder In favor OF
giving the contract FOR walks ON Clason avenue 10
Peter Linen Adopted. In favor OF changing the
name of Bosboreenst 70 Lawrencest Adopted nc
Finance Committee reported in favor OF paying b. w
Dayit for certain lands taken in Washlngtonpark Lrd
on the table In favor Of contracting with James
Fotheringham for fulenyth portrait OF Washington
at an expense not to exceed 81 00O Laid on the table
for week.
MISUNDERSTANDING the Street Commissioner to
advertise for estimates for cleaning the streets IN the
Fifth Ward by districts. Carried. Adjourned
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- - CL-a.Jn,.iec H9ral.rcr.

NtNANks y > NAV d. lulta
GENTLEMEN have the honor Of acknoV eigIns The re-
ceqt Il polite invitation Of inc lh inst 70 De presen
A. and participate rs 70 be held az The Iaherntce
u your cav on Monday evening next Tor te lurlo-r oi
extending al and sympathy 10 fhe oppressed M Wants oi
ireland now struggling Ur their existence and whist IS ~
fuev dcurcr fo e human heart iur fler luefl % mao
spl body BE assured, gentlemen. = would give me grea
pleasure to meet with you. ami Lair-t bY my persona
ne.ence the deep interest feel ur mat generous t su
fsrng aud oppressed portion of or ielONIlrn IAl-,
however j. not The fr,i occasion on when nave eX-
pressed nv sympathy Cor that nation, and given evidence
of nv readiness unite IN such measures for their reci
and their political Acknowledgement as are consistent VIE
my duties ami obi cations an American clzen Born
during lie early part of cOIurys struggle Tor I'D
,rfv and independence educated rel lt.ican, Hn1
e ove Of liberty grown with my growth ana streis o.
enel wlih nv Years ans now Ola ~ ail 0Ady cti 81
me- hope fai ly ft may b. spared not only o see he no
e b.aried and generous of ireland peacefully and
conousv emancpaiei from every bond % oppress'9u bui
every human being o. every country AMI coor ana ciue
ueylfied 10 III down under his Own Fne ana ~ own ne
rec u . all AMI uudismrhed enjoyment oi Their rches
and Heavens ordained blessings OF CIVIL po.'ea 14 fe4
-l0us liberty. 90 . a.. =. ...
engareule1t which cannot disregard wlonl dsapponi-
r.nf 10 ms, family requires Inc leave home IN differ
direction Monday next BE assured, o-ete,' u-'
my hear VIII DC with yOl In az hai D. eolssiel " ~ fe
lcan patriotism and duty, ana az tha ia TOT - .se-
the promotion OF the civil social and religious hhefy oi
ireland and though belong TO that party u American Po-
with whom our lrsh friends ~ ms country nave nol
generally sympahized yet has sways oeeA my dese'
and believe that Of my political associates, that our cou
Try should afford them safe retreat from perceptions and
expressions a. bone.
Pardon these extended remarks. which are only ulcleu
BY for freedom and independence Of IT.
land and devotion the sp Of universal liberty 'aroog
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Man indicating his Dignity.
Correspondence OF the Rochester American.
A.-rr.nr. "a Mnr ~ ~

AUGUSTA Ga. May p, 1919.
DEAR AMERICAS: The talk Of the town to-day
is the departure OF Frank Chadwick self cmancipated
slave his wife and children, TO seek more consena
home in the state OF Pennsylvania Frank IS us
tingushed character in these parts-one OF Nature
noblemen who rise and then 10 ylndcate me dls
nitv of man spite OF the most adverse circumstances
Humanity fashioned in the likeness OF NJ Creator l.
endowed with latent elements Of soul which all the Ia
tent dar kness Of Africa. aud all the injustice Of Aner
Ca can neither destroy nor wholly conceal
This slave who j. native O this beautiful cry cyan
bis work OF emancipation by purchasing his TINE rom
year 10 year at about S0) per annun-the usuai ere
for a good servant. Possessing great energy ana uuch
intelligence with perfect integrity, be could BOTH over
see other slaves and labor wei himself and very justly
commanded his wages. His surplus earnings soon
bought him horses and drag-, and enabled hm 70 hTe
good servants Of such had them 20 spare. mus Is
iabshed in business in the course OF - years ne mas
made money enough 70 buy himself az about >IVyJ 70
paw larger for his wife and children, and iaSe 10
Harrisburg three four thousand dollars beside some
ten or twelve ofthe hrst in Augusta united IN CIV
inc him a letter OF high commentator. u was vita
pain and reluctance that Frank ei, his troops oil
and scenes OF his childhood. The only motive was inc
lawful education Of his children-an advantage dehieu
thein By the laws Of Georgia
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Letter fro~ Hon. Rcrody Jota's'.


Gr>rLEvEV Deeply sympa'l1in- viii me people %
ireland l fhe political auI social expressions under Whcn
q large minority al them have uug suffered 81 would
crafty H. % De present the meeting Or fhe BROADWAY
Tabernacle ont 5. which YOU have done ne The honor
i0 invite me- But prohibited boy c.rcumsi inces ao'
gether beyond my control ..
40 lover 81 Freedom fail 10 look VIII ANXIOUS so4c-
nie fo The .tlg. being made hy lef gallant cons 10
place The liberty OF Ireland upon SAFE and sod b4ss
Without iuCuuur tie particular causes oi her present
L. no one acquainted With Tie wealth OF her sCfhe beau
rs Of her cmaetbc energy and native talent ~ eI PEG
pe-fhe admirable commercial advantages OF hcr oclNo
and her actual condition u suffering and want, csn doubI
fhaf such condition Dee attributed fO mlrIlle Prem ih"
dav. of the second Henry OF England, who no 1855 was
Granted possession at The country hy bu or Adrian me
,f fo flc present tine. lere L4. never been Wuilti
when ireland la- not, more or c--, lti c or ftAa o'
political seryitudc Esteemed here NJ an appcndage oi tns
aud her resources have been almost cXcu-' ely directed
English power fo Eng o. Acknowledgement and ieuoWn u
uv time she has been benefited was accidental ana hl
inci eufal 20 the AMI mHn Oueci-iue H4Fdullst o
England. And how has England not prohted IAebnghi'
pages ~ her history. 10 every ihng 81 -i aff -cg4st
and military glory. illustrated 10y rah character Nhai
triumph has y hld n arts which rslmtu have not con-
inbufed What achievements Iu science M winch tley
lave not participated What, lu military renoWn winch
has no' been Won by the aid Of Irish skill snd yaorl but m
The me and .ays e hand fher power has pressed
with whitening influence upon nsl soil lht ASSOCIATION o
her has afforded counties. treasure To Ireland the embrace
mas been almost ~ embrace OF death God grant that me
Iav may speedily come, land rejoice m thinking that i-
al hand and That TOO without the egson oi human blood
when v force public or Ol her calIntcs VIII Pc inside
fo terminate and her position among Tie peof oi ie world
both proud aud glorious. O which se j. 40 clearly ca
our and policy present 70 ourselves as Nation
mar nrf be- able 10 render -houd take great pleasure
Ina hufnc f8r by VIII reands regener anon DC
b..il.d ,,i-b greater delight Your Oheden servant,
RENERDY JOHNSON.
To- ve..r. Robert Hogan jane. Ifa Peter MLau.n. and
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OREGON BATTAIION.-We have a letter from
Fort Kcarney Of late date giving us some items oil IN
formation In relation 20 the movements oil me oie5oA
Battalion Col Powell left the Fort on the ljIh INST iof
Grand Island where he was 20 engage in erecting 10y
Tie several companies Of the battalion nad ei' al on
fereut times previously.
From the news recently received from Oregon, i
scsted that the command may hope % DE sent ia that
direction Immediately 20 protect the INHABITANTS from
the attacks Of the Indians. The several companies are
well mounted. and would no doubt be more eihcient
and could Id, sent 10 Oregon sooner than any Other
troops which could De raised 49,
Major Miller. ludisn Agent the letter says, mas re
81 III -, g. tbe ~ vince and other indians. The
Pawnee. certainly deserve no Indulgence from me
Coyernmcnt Tor i il well known that they have Alied
and pundered the Americans whenever COCA oppo.
tunity offered ID they have rciolmeui 30 : oJ 'i''
new trains leave for santa j e ,
The Mormons hsve started several trains to then
land OF promise and 90 IN such force ana 80 wen srhi
.I that The Indian. vii not interfere " IN them.
co. '' - Louis Bepub. May ~.
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- - -. D. -.

W,sHrNcroN CITY. Me- 81. lss3.
Cr~rtF~F~. 7 this day received The Invitation with
which vDu were pleased f0 Cu0r me- and truly regret that
nv dlfes Ter. wa deprive of tie pleasure % PER
- Al n.rfrrsror ir tie ueefL- 20 be held yulr City
on he gl rruv or me purpose 10 extending 20 Ireland
sd and sympathy m TIE present eFetil crsis u her iie
Al spuc ou behalf o. oppressed and gallant people
can never Gal 20 meet with " srn and generous response
Ii me- trrg.t 81 erer~ friend ~ Freedom; bar if sppea
comes Win lie rover ~ sacred and guus drfr rhel
Ireland II he trying hour of her struggle calls upon Amer
lea r sympathy and slcc0r. TO DO people -ufel
ID bonds u such faeIusl re- afolsp- To 40 people "a r.
80 ar-ev Indebted t0r prosperity and reloTn. There
MOI monument - enterprise and power ra; IRISH
labor has no. helped o construct There lof bartred
o r f-ee rsr- bu made more glorious hy irsl val1r
more sacred t lr-l blood AAel 90 birth, fe ard The
s-er. of ireland have ever been the loyal 70 he
firae. fle honor and the liberties cf Amer.-l.
Don lie issue of The present sublime Struggle q tle
Ib reppe ogan-, 'ler relentless and cruel Oppre.s
HANGS sn rs cIIah.e sum Oi human Happiness or woe
Tf man must be- insel-il.e. alike 20 e calls Of patriotism
AMI humanity who en- deaf ear To- The lpfes Of Ire
.rf hi e cr.. u her fate and fhe very extremity OF her
need Aav Goi support ie eas, sn4 aren-e fEe injured
and Tire innocent very respectfully your o., seIy'
D. WfLMOT.
t. ,-ssr. Ra-er, Ha-,u James Il. Trr si -i. Cu-- Of
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ASOTHER REVOLUTIONARY Raj RIOT u'NA'-
a, ,,, e,~souv died Yesterday IN his 9lst year Of
HI. az he was one OF the men Of the better days Of
~ RrrYbIir" Ve entered the Army, IN Connecticut,
Il a roh.conr ssioned officer and served during the
whole OF the He participated ~ a.i NE s11e. Ms
- ~ .,,r o., Valley forge. Before the close Of the
war he received a Iieutenants commission and was
In d ,,-rrrc~'s brigade the capture OF CORVALLIS
lie was one OF tie i'-t Z not me very last surviving
members of the Society OF the Cincinnati
7,hts i Lis brief hut enduring memorial In after
lie Cen H,.lrIroN never visited this city without
ssn- win every mark OF cordially and esteem, biz
corpanon in arms IN that memorable siege which 70
essentially contributed toward recognition Of our ma
hOnll independence -.
nj. tho var c wa. successful To business, and has FOR
many wears enjoyed ample fortune liz funeral WI.
be attended % morrow lAI' I've dvlI. e.
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Tng WHEAT CROr.--In our recent travels
through the counties Of Randolph, Guiliori and Mont
6a, the Wheat crop is unusually promising more
catering prospect could not be desired and Judging
from present appearances il may be put down as 81
most certain that the crop viii be lar an average
one. iO"a''os''' -0 > 800
-. w. learn from friends from Houston and
Tiyg. Counties that crops Of all kinds never looked
better there than at present Letters from all oiher
nsrts Of central Georgia and from the Cherok e rep
resent prosperous condition OF agrisaiinfal e@ts
Savannah Republican. June /.
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REMOVAL.
HEMOVA AL.
l. ynpK NEpTEAT ANn cTRGTCAI

THE NETWORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTION has removed from Is Chambers-st to sli
lBroadway least side) few doors above BroOnest In
consequence OF the increase Of patients who resort 70 ihs n-
suiuon for relief found necessary 20 obtain more
commOdious building Tie house now occupied Is wen
adapted Tor accommodation Of PATENTS mas many sepa-
rae apartments and il in the most central part of tne city
AL kinds OF surgical operations are performed and medlcs
cases treated especially diseases Of urinary organs sand
and gravel In the bladder Sc (See Monthly Repod THIS
Institution was founded in 1872 suppress qlackery and
render sound and scientific medical and surgical aid 10 the
afflicted under the distinguished patronage las viii be re-
membered by many Of the most eminent citizens consisting
ofclergvmen and medical men my2o 2wls
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LEE ASSURANCE.

NATIONAL LOAN FrND LIFE assurance sociErY,
P sc9nh i tS,as ooo c"i sIG W' OR ono
Y Empowered hy Act Cf Parliament n Nict-koysl
Assent nh July ls8-" Saving, BTis t3r me willow
and the Ophln. - LAME MI RRAY Geoge-.L
Hanover square Chairman Of ile Court Of Directors Ia
Londuu-F. FERGU son CAMROUN Secretary.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS
c. p. HABICHT. Charm SAMUEL : ROWLAND,
j0SHrHiN GooD'HUE, WILLiHMyAX HOOK,
JAMES BOORMAN.
GEORGE NJ TIIAcHER BENyAhiiN sEiANnR;
FRANkLIN DEXTER, JONATHAN CHAPMAN,
ISRAEL WHITNEY. ELIJAH d. BRIGHAM.
PHILADELPHIA.
CLEMENT c. BIDDLE, LOUIS A. Cooley,
GEORGE X. GRAHAM, WILLIAM JONES
BALTIMORE:
JONATHAN MEREDITH, SAMUEL HOFFMAN,
DR.. j. II. McCULLOCH. - -
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent; EDWARD I
RICHARDSON, General Accountant for the nited states
THE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
OFFERED BY THIS INSTITUTION:
The guarantee Of large capital IN addition 10 me ao
The peculiar bene secured the assured by The principle
OF the Loan Department
parties asDed for oose term Of Ve, alta trfng additional
The travelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons insured for life, can, AZ the commencement Dor
half amount Of annual premium. and claim the same
privilege for ve successive years, on er own note anu
deposit Of policy
Part OF he Capital IS permanently invested in the United
States IN the names Of three of the Local Directors as Is
ees-avaable always the assured m cases OF disputed
claims (should any such arse) OF otherwise.
Thirty days allowed after each payment OF premium ne
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy
No charge for stamp duty Tor Medical Examination
The society being founded the Mutual and Joint Soc.
principle parties may participate in the profits Of the Socie
", wo-hirds Of which annually divided among those
assured for life on the participation scale. see Bonus
The Society Is not connected with either Marine or Fire
Insurance
The L : Local Board meet every Wednesday, NJ iheir
ONCE In Wsst where all business connected with the So
cieys operations IN America Is MISUNDERSTANDING there
by every possible advantage Of prOmpuess and attention 10
parties IN cases Of leave travel, loans settlement Of claims
&c. &c.
Medical Examiners attend daily At p. NJ. al II Wal e.
and offices Of The different Local Boards and Agencies
MT 2aw3ms J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
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Letters 70 the Irish Committee.

Tie ollowmg are th, letters OF several distn-
guishel gentlemen 10 response - the invitation o.,
the Committee Of Arrangements % be present nc
the great meeting Of sympathy Tor Ireland held
on Monday evening at the Tabernacle They will
commend themselves 70 the attention Of our read
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

HDirection- for Piiots.-N esses subject 70 is.ia
port having Passengers. and every vessel having haa
during her passaze any Of small Pos, or infectious %
conf agious dseas--arnvlng a. eny time
All vessels from any port 10 lie ordinary passage ron
which they pass south OF Cape HenOpe-arVi n-
beyeen the day Of May sud the 18th day u October
And al vessels from any place Including Islands In "a
.fca or tie Mediterranean or from any Ofhe West India
Bahama Bermuda, Or Western Islands VI rom any plas ~
south n Georgiaarvng between INC III DAY u APf-
III Inn A. B. WHITING. Health Officer.
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Civ of New ork .-New-iOrS. May Il, BET NJ
annual meeting Of tins Association for lie transaction o. 9us
.ness viii be held al National hal, - aal-sl on MCngay
~ on he same day and tie same place an election
viii be held for u Managers and Inspectors Of lection
40 shareholder other than hose who have comp ed WI
Ar Of the Bylaws Of sa.d Association Is entitled 10 vote
By order OF tie Board, - -
uyl2 In BENJAMIN }. FENALs SVtie'NJ'
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- - -. 1900.

IHI.ADfLFHiA. Nay 81, 1873.
GrSTf rN-N. 7 regret that numerous engagements Oh
nav return home after au absence fof some tine. VIII pre-
vent ne from accepting your invitation 90 be present Of the
meeting 20 be held Mo1davueVi for The purpose % ex-
teud aid and sympathy io ir,. and % Tue present event
m crisis of her fate, even ~ should consider 81 c0mpauu
vvi mv position az au officer 0ftle Army
te' Won WILL therefore excuse my inability 20 &C
cept the iugIfatlou with winch you nave h1E0rel me.
am gentlemen, with 'he hghc- respect your mos oh e.
dent servant GEO. CADWALkDER
'e.-r.. Hogan. jaime. - 1ft Pete i1ur 4 " n
W.re D. g. ue.r-e1Hr John Z. Jog e,J.la N"fn1 Nelson
I N -uI-- Conn. tee u Ar-l-re--l--.
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D.
GENTLEMEN Itwoud afford ne peculiar satisfaction 70
accept your polite invitation aud participate mt proceed
Ing of your meeting be held a. ie New DIX Iehera-
Gle on The 5h fu the purpose Of extending ad ad SYM
pahy 90 oppressed Ireland IN TINS creu'l per3d % her eN
sence bu other engagements prevent, and can Only
sure YOU Of NY cordial concurrence IN the proposed move
mcni have long believed that Providence had IN sore
for this devoted people the rich blessings OF porcs aud
social rights, and the signs % lie lLes clearly ecaie mai
he hope nave lnduig ed will soon be- realized That
may be, IN oil ts benz Influence J. Tie PRAYER q you
friend and fellow cil1er u. : Dc hINsoN.
o.. % far r. .f'.-
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49,. 49, -. Clr..topie, Morgan.

Letter from Hon. Chr'$toPhe' Morgan
ALBANY, June 2, 1919.
GrN1ty,r~. On ny return 10 Albany, had the pleasure
10 receive your letter Of the 18th inviting me 90 attend
meeting al the Tabernacle. for the purpose Of extending
aid and sympathy 10 Ireland
The object Of the meeting meets my cordial aprohaloh
aud would gladly be with you on the occasion, uut ichr
that nv duties NAV deprive me Of that pleasure
The exacous OF naughty Government and me atctons
Of Providence have gloom and dependency over de-
voted Ireland Be not discouraged brighter day VIII
loon dawn upon the Emerald Isle Perseverance VIII ac
couiplish IL redemption The Union VIII be repealed ana
and will the rank among me nations o. me EARN
10 which she eminenty entitled by the talent OF heT gied
sons and tho patriotism Of her citizens.
With sentiments OF high respect am your OBJ seIV Z,
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.
Ia w.s.r Pot Ell Ho-aa James H. 40 others Committee
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r--The Catholic Church in Waltham was to
tally destroyed by hre abou, iour o'clock Yesterday
,,o5pin- The hand of the ncendiary IS supposed 70
I.vs LeSn AZ WORK The building Of wood and was
nj insured Boston Courier, 9Th.
- Hon. JosHuA H. WARD, Judge OF the
Cont Of Common Pleas Of Essex Co Mass died at his
resiSence in salem Mass. sunday evening. he wac
the vouurest Judge the Bench being only about IS
wears OF age.