The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

oeahted IS usual. Every thns eoes on smoothly ard
Napoleon Of Ethiopisn mnstrsisy Tbs good folk. OF
tho city scarcely consented with six nights perform
is added on Saturday sftsrnoon To-day then ut and
again at P M there will be concert at Mechanics
SABLE BRorHsns-Ths Brothers are getting on most
hsrmoniousy their singing crscovepps dancing banjo
roios railroad overtures &c., most amusing To-day
they give two concertsone at three and the other
BAsvARD's PANoRAMA-The rush to see this unrivAlsd
panromio exhibition Is great Criticism IA at
fault when this painting is tho AZ all agree that
nothing coud be finer, % painting OF tho Kind, or
more correct as deneation of most interesting part
of the United States territory.
CONCERT RooM-Ths Congo minstrsls are holding
forth at this room In great variety OF negro songs,
BRoApwAY oDKor.-Ths comic pictures and carrics-
are s the bsns Of ar
Sympathy Tor the French.
The REVOLUTION The enthusiasm increases every
where The committee of men of all nations, who
at the shskpsare every night last evening adopted
unanimously beautiful address to be proposed at tho
grand denomination in the Park Monday This
address had previously been TO his honor the
Mayor and the Committee OF ths Common Council and
met with unanimous appreciation Local politics
avoided, and every citizen can cordially unite in Il
The sam. steamer that rsjoiced US with the glorious
news will carry back Americas response. The Com
mon Council have acted literally In their
and last night sent COMMITTEES to the Shakespeare Hotel
desiring to protect and support tbs grand republican
demonstration There will be Monday grand illu-
mination the City Hail. fireworks &c
There will be grand tribune, and two others From
first the Americans and ill whose language is Eng
lish, will DO Addressed Here his honor Mayor Brady
will preside. From the others the French and German
Languages and those Of many nations will be.spokep
We will through our corps OF reporters do them all
Shakespeare Hotel to send delegates France join In
the grand denomination in Paris on the 20th of April
and TO join there the delegates from Ireland. 1--WE IL
belle Repu6hque.
meeting Of French citizens held last evening at
Palmo's Opera House, for the purpose of making
ringsments preparatory to the great meeting Of
all nations In the Park with the American people
Monday next. Mr.. Cayus was, by the unanmou. voice
OF the meeting called to tho chair and Mr.. Guinet ap
pointed secretary The members of the St Johns Hall
Committee again appointed committee the
present occasion and took their seats accordingly
The CHAIRMAN than beisay stated the purpose and
obsos Of the msetng and referred TO the decree OF the
nirnty; and all Frenchm.n republicans ths
decree splendid example Tor the forgetting OF eli
mmittss OF three was then appointed to nominats
six delegates TO mako all arrange
nts with the delegates Of the ether nations TO meet at
the shskspeers Tor consentaneous organization on
Monday next. The Secretary made known to the meet
Boston, enclosing dollars towards the subscription
for hs wounded and the widows and the orphsns of the
from ths sons Of M Genet formerly Ambassador az the
first French republic to Washington, (n the time Of
Washngton containing ardent expressions of joy and
sympathy for the republic now happily established
in France.
Mons. Genet the republican ambassador from France
never returned to Europe, but settled In tho United
states. where he died years ago Hs republican
za and tn. appeal he made to the people created
feeling at the time, and no received and treated
with much GOODNESS by the predominant party at Wa,h
instoD. Jefferson favored him an his principles, but
the country divided on tho question l-REr. os
HERALD.
Arrangements then made for the collection OF
subscription for the widows aud orfhans and wounded
at Paris, on the memorable day OF February, 1913
committee named composed Of the mestre table
French merchants aud residents of the city, to carry
the objects of the subscription and collect the
to be contributed
gentleman stated that tbs object of the meeting was
to maks arrangements for the great meeting Monday
He had the Mayor, who had asked him IL th-
French citizens had appointed their chairman and de-
cided upon the orators who to speak Tie (he
sposksr had replied that they had not and he thsre
fore thought y ought now to be done Mr. Caylus was
then, upon this hin unanimously elected chairman OF
the Park meeting by loud &c camstion, and his earnest
wish TO dsone toe honor and the toll overroled by
deafenng paudts.
suggestion here made in letter addressed to
the meeting by Mr. preno, propesng solemn funeral
luton, fighting for the liberties Of the French The
suggestion Immediately adopted and the necessary
tee appointed for the purpose. The meeting having
fulhed the objects Of is session. adjourned amid
demonstrations OF much feeling animation and cordial.
icy.
ITALIAN MEErNe.-Th recent news from Frsncs and
Sicily called together meeting Of the italian residents
Of the city, ths Minerva Rooms Broadway, last night
Several spirited and patriotic speeches made and
the who's proceedings were most enthusiastic. ltho
grsph likeness of Ferdinand, King Of Naples
pieces and trodden under foot amid the vocferous
cheers They have lived long enough the rays OF
liberty to enjoy its blessings and seemed 70 glory in tbs
approaching freedom of their country
The Germans In Baltimore held patriotic meeting an
Thursday night, which well attended, and the nest
fervent republication pervsded the vast asrsf,blsge
series OF resolutions read sLendsd aad adopted
to the erect-lst To Congratulate the French people
the Of their eforts in the OF nteTty
%. Commiseratng the inhabitants OF tbs German
Stat and wishing then. to throw of the yoke OF dsspo
tsm ID That tbs Germans of Baltimore should be
active in promoting the spread OF republican principles
and should do what they could by subscribing money
and issuing ddrosses TO their friends the
father land" COMMITTEES TO carry out tbs object OF
the mseting was called for aud adopted proposition
to form permanent association for the promotion OF
liberal principles adopted and carried into effect
oity Intelligence.
tbs WEATHER. Yesterday was another pleasant dcv
though not like the two preceding ones In the morn.
heavy cloud from the eastern horizon and the
air quite chill and damp About O'Clock however,
the sky became clear aud tho rays of the quite
sprsad the face OF the sky, which continued until
night, the sill becoming cool and several eau,itns
days have passed and with them blustsrns warren OUT
in s last hours l. threaonei stroHsy 20 give out
farewell storm. and seemed anxious TO intruee " ioul
weather aud boserous disposition upon s"ses ~ni taa
Gull April March has been frsught VITA changes rom
me he tnping 70 the end, and Sih greater aumber
than usuaifrom the delightful He&eAef oA way 70 the
cold dampnsss Of NOVEMBER
An, Eoo,. p,r Again has April inner turn, brought
arouai the great day Of the anci-nts- Al Fools Day.
and the e ureAins in the streets are ousily Engaged
l.; psvirx their prs- ks upon the people IL Is day
h,ah xjl ever be ed-hsndsd down to poster
H. 49, one of the celebration days OF one of the church
es which IN darker ages OF civil zaton was one OF