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chapter in the bible, Odrll set down
to collect his thoughts for the SER
mon, which was, OF course to he ex-
tempore, as all methodist sermons
are. 1t is usual for the choir, if
there is one, to sing an anthem dur
ing this pause or, where no singers
are set apart, for some member to
sing an appropriate hymn, in which
tie congregation joins. On this oc-
caSion all was silent. After the lapse
OF a few minutes, Mr.. OdelI arose,
and. after turning in the Bible to the
chapter where the text from which
he was TO preach was recorded, read
the Nrrse tnat was 10 form tie
groundwork Of his remarks. Before
opening the subject, he stated briefly
that lie was the preacher that was to
labor among them during t ensuing
year, and hoped, in the Divine Pro-
violence, that good both to them and
to him would result from the new
spiritual relation about TO be COM
mrnced. Proceeding then with his
discourse. he prcacLed 70 and exhor-
ted them with great rarnrstneSS, but
without seeming to mike an impress
sion. NJ, an amen was bcarI from
any pert of the housr. not an eve
grew moist; not an audible .roan or
sjoh Disturbed the air Not7 ;rr r.
snondrd f. III. an,e.ls Inn, ,Ls ,nLo
al .,jS ,un v,i,.o
N.,r,l,d ,.s ,rc,c,.rd.ri..,.J
, dis,o.rS. in which h. f'r,s l.'ln
rre. dom Ills worIs cam. A,cl ,,,
ou has ears ui,L L;,d or Irlr ,
Iteration. as # tine L.a,,sofl,;s La,r.
ers were of leo in.teaJ Of 1.sh
Before singing the last brmp. Mr.,
O,eIl o,vo ont th,t -, a.: on,oI,
sion of the service. lc wnuld hold a
class m.et.nc At.er h.. had f,.IIr
pronounced a abru.dic,ion there was
a pretty General moy,mcn, towards
the door. Only remained and
these w.rc ali c.mole mnm '.rs :.
most or thon rre,t, rou aJ,anoaI
in their If. ;orrnev Mr. Martin
was at meeting, but ere the prea c! er
had dcscrndrd the pulpi, stairs, he
was on, of the house and preHaring
to leave Tor home.
Where is the new preacher GO.
ingH asked member of MIR. Mar
tin, AS he led out his horse.
Il pre- snme 10 sister RuSselrs.'
Sister RnSSell is not here
I>n't she? p
NO: she's sick
'lie STAYED there last NIGHT. I sno-
pose, and will 90 back after class. :
Martin sprano upon his horse as he
said this.
we ought to be sure of it, re-
marked the other
Il can't invite him lomr,' said
Martin If I do Shall lave him
tnrougl the whole wear, and at is
not convenient. The ,rc.c. crs have
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Business Car0s.
II. +. al. II. Eamfs,

Commission Ncrchdnis-- OHdrG, III.
Warehouse en- las1llr succt west side OF the bridge
They will pay particular attention to the sale ot
produce IN Chicago for those who may choose that
market All order, lrit with ~ for III" purchase Of
lumber, will meet with prompt attention.
Ans lO 10 Inn
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NORRIS s. FISHER,
attorneys at Lac and Land Ayeuts, OF
,ry TIHunjs

WILL p1y particular attention to the payment Of
" taXesinany part OF Illinois, purchasing md sell
ing real estate, investigating titles, collecting de.
man Is, buying and selling military land warrants
AMI locating them on the best i1niS for soldiers or
othrrs securing pensions aud all claims against the
government Ohre IN the court house
Ougpd, April Is, 1919.
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DID. THOMPSON. NJ. ID.

Oi,r las professional services to the citizens OF OF
ulwa and vicinity. Office at the store Of G.. l.
Thompson. apr 20 ~
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NJ. L. HOLLiSTER,

Attorney aud Counsellor al LIjr, and Solicitor ~
ChIHccrg--Offdrd. H.
Office over the rear OF q. Bun. store opposite
tn Mansion hou'c. Jan / ~
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l.. :. LELAND,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed hl- office from Rcdliclt- block, to the
rom formerly occupied by the ShcriF, m the court
house, aud now occupied IN part by Lorenzo Loland
lrayyl may g. 1919
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-05

ID EsrICrrULLY informs the public that he val Tor
III the future remain m Ottawa for the practice Of
dental surgery and wi be found a, all hours ma hl,
rooms west ot the court house, nd Joining { Cham
plln'S office, up stars All operations performed IN
ct othe nrinrcni warranted Prices 10 cores
ihthirntwuup0h.n7 aug3
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Business Gar0s.
A. b. SMITH,
New Lumber Yard,

HEunirr-igned hegs to inform the public gene
rail- that he has Tor sale every variety Of
Lumdcr, ShingieS. apd Ldih,
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. o. GLOVER. +. {. coo
GLOVER & COOK,

inoraegs and CuuHsc'i0rs al Lair-OiidIra.
Oitice III Rcilicks block, east ,ie OF he public
,runrg 'I,-tt
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PAINTS. OILS. AND GLASS,
Carrimge IL Wagon ,Ianufac,o,y.

al reduced price.
Canal st, west of the Public Square, Ottawa, Ills
Aug2i, 1919 JOHN HOSSACK
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-05
HENRY G.. COTTON,

iiioracv and CyuaSciiJr At lar md SJl.-iigr IN
ChgHrcTy--OtiHird, H.
Oi,e in Redjlck~ block east side of the public
spn,rr Iun /.
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IL. n. lilNMAN. NJ. d.

Physician and Surgeon. ODce al The resi-
deHce Of Mr.. Geo. Drake,
Having located at South Ottawa, offers hls prors.
sioncl services to the public Juy20-jl 3m
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L. \ GLILBERT. NJ.
Wai. W. CAVARLY, NJ u.
u. X. MEAGUER,
DR.. COOLING,

O6cs north Siie 0t the public squire RsSiteHcs
corarr0f LISINe and NtlisgH streets.
Being always devoted To his profession, hope form
share oiplbIc pl,ronlgc. s.pi--
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Attorney a1. CDvusa ''ur ut LgE--DtiGTg. H.
OiIice with p Chmp.n, southeast corner Of
n. r,lri IDtt.,.
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s. w. RANDALL,
G.. VI. LEE, Dentist,

attorney At Lor-Oaccgo, heRdaH ca. Ills
Aug 10. l,is-.u
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GEORGE 4. INGALLS,,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Opposite the sherman House, CHICAGO, Ills.
Particular attention paid to Agencies and collect
ing # mrh 80 10
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. d.,

PhgSe G an and SEgcJH-Oi OitdTd, H.,
Offers hls proirsslonu services TO the citizens Of OF
tawn, and vicinity. Office between Phelps and
Walker X .ickIiUgs stores where he may be- found
a,a tunes except when absent on professional bu-
sincss aug & -
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walker 4 lsiCkliuv
< =. ..'s-s-, l.. ,llLLS,

chant, Dealer in all kinds Of Produce.
True's Warehouse, No >, Sidc-cul Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-05
=. J. Smith,

EtA Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye. SiggS, sc. sc
Newark, Kendall County, lluuois
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DIR. J. PEA RSON,

Physician, SHgeoH, and Dentist OhGnG. H.,
Offers hs professional services To the inhabitants Ut
Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence on
Columbus street
P.S--Dr T. stIIl continues to perform operations
in all the ylrou, branches of DeaiISirg Chlrgcs
% corresp1Hh nLth tAc ilmrS mar II. II
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n arketss

Nxw OaLRANs, Feb. 1-P M.
Exchange 10 dull. Flour-Sales Of Ohio ct 81 10 10
- 40. Provisions The foreign has he'd e6eet
the market and there is fair business doing. as
former pricss Sales to moderate Of pork
at Sill per Dbl and prime $40 rs. Groceries There
steady trade demand for sugar and prices drn
At 81 30; molasses, sales at 20 2ic., and insstvs.
Cofse-Sslss 1t 90. per lb.
CINcrNsATI. Feb. 8, 1870.
Fiour-Sales to fair extent at % 10 So o. lat
ter Price choice brands. Whsat-Thers some in
quiry for milling bat prices unchanged Corn II
stationary At previous quotations ProVisions-Sslss
Of pork In bulE, 1T 34c. for shoulders The market
for barreled meats either regards price
or demand Groceries There Is soms demsud for me-
lssses at ESQ. per gallon. SugarsThe demand By to
trade il good and prices are firm Coffee is In sstivs
demand, at previeus prices Whisksy-Sslss ~ l4zo.
1870. per gallon.
PIrrsBURGH, Feb 3, 1840.
Flour, mostly for home consumpt sells at 50 62k
per bb Large sales could not be Effected except at
decline. Wheat-There 10 . good inquiry for prime
white for milling, at 10 cents per bushsl. Some infe.
rior parcels sold 1t 81 to $50 In other grains
tce sales Of rye at 40o barley ct 400 and AGO.
CornThe demand 10 confined entirely lots for Don.
sumption, for the supply Of which sales making to
. moderate extent, ct $50 per bushe Lard-Sales to
moderate extent at 6X to 60 Bscon-Sales Of sides
at ho shoulders at $40 common hams ct exc; sugar
cured hams at to l0c. Hams are In good demand
and fair Tobacco Demand fair for the various qua
Nties and prices unchanged. Buttcr-Salss of West
ern at 90. for keg, and lie for barrel.
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THE LATE GEORGE c. DE KAY, whose death we
have announced, was native of this city; his
family having been among the fret settlers of the
Dutch colony. When quite a young man, he en-
tered the navy OF Buenos Ayrs, then contendng
against the colossal power Of the Brazilian empire.
In le IS than two years he distinguished himself by
a series of brilliant actlons, under Admiral Brown,
and on separate commands, and rose rapidly
through the various grades to that of Lieutenant
Colonel which, IN the Spanish and South American
services, is equivalent to the nslish rank OF
Commodore.
The late mission OF Commodore DE Kay to
ireland. IN command Of the frgate Macedonian,
is too wei known 10 be cited here. Colonel De
Nay has lett behind HIM, 10 deplore his loss, a
widow with family of interesting children. Mrs
DE Key the daughter OF one OF the sweetest poets
OF The cun,ry-the celebrated author of "Culprit
Few. ard Other Poems" She Is also the grand
daughter Of the late Henry Ecktord, so we'll re-
membf:cd for hls superior genius N naval archi-
,ecture. James f.. DE Kay, NJ D., the eminent
naturalist, 10 HIS brother.
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THEATRICAL LITERATuRE.-We perceive that
Mr.. Macready has recently received a new play,
which has been expressly written for him by Mr..
Bulwer, and which Mr.. Macready intends to pro-
duce on the American stage, in short time. Mr..
Macready evidently understands this kind of BUSH
ness better than Mr.. Forrest does The latter gen.
tleman excited the dramatic genius Of this country
by the offer Of large sum to the gentleman who
wrote the beet play, and proportionate amount to
the one who should produce the second best. n He
admits having received large quantity Of manu-.
script; but he rejected the whole of it, after having
Judged II by standard set up by himself, and under
such circumstances as to make every one DESTROYS
OF seeing the originals. Mr.. Macready, on the
other hand, selected writer of known talent as a
literary man, made arrangements with HIM at
once, and the author furnished hun with PLAY
which, we have no doubt, will create a great SEN
saton when it is reI resented on our stage.
There is right way and wrong one of doing
everything.
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TELESEArHM INTELLIGENCE,


Psti1spxLrsrA, Feb. T. r.. e.
Al noes yesterday. Me John rs,Ior, employed In
Pss~iss rsetory Brood street. 10. almost insts tly
kisa ~ the falling Of . hssvy truck upon him HE
body ..s bcrrisiy crush.d 10 l.sves . family. Mr..
wn Macon had his thigh badly srosso, and uArrowty
ssespsa with MS its. He conveyed to the
hospital
wfnssn barry. Q noted burglar, Who arrested by
Greer Russell n fugitive from justice from the State
OF York made has ssosps about n O'Clock ysstsr-
day morninx from TIE lock up. under the mayors
eface during the temporary absence Of the turnkey
fsyBisr Atsie son, the turnkey Immediately die
charged by the mayor for his negiissnc
The lsseu 81 . Csitfcrpis expedition via TampIes,
vsnossd With all ths funds yesterday He Is supposed
TO b. In New York
Johs Colbert, colored man. vas yesterday commit.
ted 10 prison The charge Of burning his wife to
Death.
The delegates Of the different hrs companies mes
last evening st stisnsn's, and resolved To have Q
srssd parade on the nth of March Forty companies
were r~prssssted.
The police o6esrs arrested number q boys In thS
streets this morning for selling papers.
The bark Robert Morris, from New Orleans, for New
York, reported ut the Delaware Brsskwatsr last
evening.
The southern mall due this morning, has mot ~
arrived.
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Dom estic Miscellany.


mine Of rich lead has recently been discovered
In Nelson county, Va.
During the year 1848 there but three convicts
In the Iowa penitsntiary, two Of whom psrdone
The other ecsped. At the commencement Of the pre-
sent year, the prison was empty.
The house Of Amos Town, Of Brighten, Mass was
robbed Saturday morning by two men. one OF whom
nearly strapgsd servant girl, and drove the other
females from the honse.
The Governor Of Copneetcut has offered reward Of
500 for the apprehension Of John Brown the murderer
Of Anna Turner, at Coventry ON the Goth ult
man was robbed few days since, near Pswtuskst
Macs Of pocket book, containing ave dollars He
drove dagger to the hut In the shoulder Of one of the
robbers and fed to Pa~tucket
The stage coach between Colu nbia and HARRISBURG
Pa was cspHysd on the Goth u,t. near Bloomsb burg.
by which Hen ierson Gaylord and Judges Ross and
Shoemaker were seriously Injured
The Committee on Elections. In the House Of Dele.
gs'es CT Massachusetts, beve been instructed TO reocrk
bill for choosrg Presidential electors by plurality ON
tfe FIRST ballet, aud members Of Congress by plurality
on the second
When Louis Napoleon, now President of France was
In tbs country IL or Is years he spent sors
time In Louisiana He endeavored that tmeto s, "a
The purchase Of plantation hit for waat OF y rood
endoftsr did rot succeed ouia Philippe had a,so iIx,d
upon Louisiana for his residence, dDrnG his exIs
when events recalled bin TO France.
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THE NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL AT WASHING
roN.-The ten members of our city corporation
who went to Washington ostensbly for the pur-
pose of promoting the passage of law establishing
branch mint in this city, but really for that Of
jollifcation, are, perceive, enjoying themselves
most gorously at the capital; but, at the peoples
expense. It's hardly necessary for US to say that
IN taking this pleasure trip, they have exceeded
their duty; and we are sure their visiting Wash
inpton on such mission, must be considered as
IN insult to the members OF Congress from this
CITY, and an implication that they are incompetent
to perform the duties which they were elected
10 discharge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-05

From MASzASILLA, CuBA-By the arrival Of the
schooner Juliet, from Manzanils. Cuba, we learn
from Captain Miller that great deal of III feeling
exists at that place towards the government, on ae-
count of the quarantine laws. The brig Maine, Of
Boston, arrived al Manzanlls on the 10th OF Janu-
airy, and was ordered to St Jago, TO lay twenty
days in quarantine, because it had been reported
that the cholera existed In New York. A British
ship from New York had also been ordered of.
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Ho FOR CALWoRSiA.-The splendid steamship
Crescent City, Capt stoddard, will leave this port
today for Chsgres II 10 said that she willgo crowd
ed with passengers; that she will carry upwards OF
three hundred These, added to those already
sailed for the Isthmus. swell the number on that
route to fifteen hundred. This 10 an immense
number TOT such rosie. II is to be hoped hat
those at Panam and along the "execrabl.
road" at the last accounts, have found means OF
leaving for San Francisco.
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Hon. He Clay, 80.

PtrrssuaoE, Feb 8, l84e.
The telegraph line from this point to Cincinnati
commenced working again this afternoon.
Nothing has been received from Louisville Ia relation
to the election OF United States Senator BY the Ken
tuoky Legislature. The general belief, both here and
ct Cincinnati IL, that the Hon. Henry Clay slset-
cd the nrst ballot II the election took place. Of which
there can be little doubt.
The weather here IL very pleasant
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In the Ohio Legislature there are In the Senate IL
farmers, 10 lawyers 8 printers merchants physi-
eisp, I clothisr, l mechanic. Married a. single e.
House ~ Representatives. 20 farmers 20 Iawyers q
pLytiesns 4mspufsctursrs 3 printers miiers mer-
chant, mechanic, tanner, one carriage maker, 1
g-:;.r, .a.sc:. AhcsA&a. Al-sx.- C., s.ssls I.
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NrwspA,+us roR CALIFORNIA Those DESTROYS
Of sending the late 81 news, by the Crescent City,
TO their friends IN California, can obtain copies Of
lhs mornings fieuid, IN wrappers, ready Tor mail
fa q, al Two cents each,
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FROM PoRr Az PRIScE.-We learn from Captain
Jones. OF the schooner NarcIsss, who arrived yes
terday from Port Prince that all was quiet there
when he left
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Commodore George G. De Kay was once a midship.
In the naval service Of the Arse ntne Conf-dera-
ton, and subsequently its commander In chief. He
served In eighties naval engass nd dstin-
gusbed for his desperate courage His last battle VIC
torous sgsiptt much superior force, has placed his
name In proud position amongst Amsrioan naval
l~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-05

STEAMSHIP UNITED SrArKs.-There were no
tidings OF this steamer, when our paper was sen,
to press this morning.
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Movements OF In divldnals.
IN. Cha nceIior Walvorth. OF New York, and John
Nell, Of Maine. are sojour ming at Washington.
Col. Richard NJ. Johnson at Louisville, Ky, on
tLs Huih nit
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MoDxL Artists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tina, the
exhibitions Of model artists which created 30 great
a sensation last year, and shocked the feelings of
the community to such an extent, have been as ain
revived in several places IN this city, with even
lees drapery and more shsmelessness than ever
Such sights ought not to be tolerated in civilized
and Christian community. The accounts which
we have received Of these recent exhibitions are
too shocking to be noticed in any other way than
in the most general terms Of disapprobation and
denunciation.
What has become Of the police Where are the
authorities Of New York In there TO be no end
OF these shameless exhibitions
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1nteIllgence from California Movements of
EmiKr0nts from tho Unitcd ssates-rhe
Smuggl!oG Of the British In tire Pacific-
The 18th mus Route. 60.
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the B.Sa TT, purntlon In ,.e World ,,r On.

hair &c ttai hauling "a IN her fallen n AVID ,b nul.i a
cctuo.d oWstoo Bi's ttait Oisrtnt. All for Eess
ug th' tar 81 soft Glossy ard gvrg dark Eus or hr y
oei 20 sos a. snds unequal ed Sold 5y the
hr'cpNer NJ iSftssap ttset ~ suoy stocJ ssneraly
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Police lntelllgsnca.


Report Of Arrests to the Chief Of Police The follow
Ing statistics show the whole number of arrests made
BY the policemen rendered to the Chief of Police
the capans Of each ward for the three months:
ol60 arrests made by the OF the police
department. Of which there 2ol6 for
S64 for disorderly conduct 46s Migrants TAG for
petit larceny 81 grand larceny 1857 suspicion Of lar
g s::ny 81 burglar 10 receiving ssoI.n good:
and and battery So insane, 60. ST. viola.
lions Of the city ordinances we're reported ct the
Office Of the Corporation Attorney for prosec ution;
1896 dodgers provided for in the police station houses
zoo lest Children restored to their psrent "a persons
rescued from drow Ding AZ fires 2i2 stores
and dwellings found open and exposed night by the
OF the occupants taken charge Of BY
the policemen.
Pairing Bad Money.-Oficer Moore, OF the 9Th ward
arrested Q man by the name Of Henry A. Ksmm on Q
charge Of passing cos.erfsit So bill Clsrissa Hor
ton, residing ct No ls6 Spring street. The accused
was detained for further hearing.
.fssawtt with Intent to KiH.-A gentleman by the
name Of Nicholas Sabut, was arrested Saturday
night, on charge Of violently asssultipg John Erbsr
with chisel infioting q serious wound his face,
with intent to take bis life. The accused taken
Into custody BY officer Sutton Of the 18th ward, aud
conveyed before the magistrate, who committed him
for tral.
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City Intelligence,

MORE Sickness AT QUARANrINE.-The packet ship
Cambridge Captain Peabody, arrived At Quarantine
yesterday, after long and boisterous passage from
Liverpool, and last from c ork with 1888 passengers.
Twenty Of the Storage passengers died the pas
saGs, Of the ship fever and small pox. great many
sick have been taken to the Quarantine Hospital.
IRELArD-THE AMERIoAr sYMPATHrzERs Tho meet
Ing Of the commits held yesterday, at tho Seventh
Ward Hotel, we'll attended The com mittee having
retired to their room, Mr. Daniel Hughes appoint
ed Chairman when, after the disposal Of
business, Mr. WALSH explained the object Of ths oeu-
mittee In inviting guests Of the populae
and distinguished refugees at present In this city
this occasion. (tiear) An invitation had hitherto
given to some Of these patriotic Irish gentlemen,
soliciting them to accs>t direct compliment from the
Ame.icsn and adopted here IN the snaps OF
cy these respected gentlemen dech sed-nos desmsng
the occasion proper one In the present condition Of
from their friends and brothers In America. invit-
ing there hgh.minded gentlemen % guests to Al
American entertainment to be given BY Ameroans and
adopted cssns generally to their fellow citxsns who
had been 30 orue ly used and imprisoned In Nswyats
Dublin, and had acted nobly, all motives Of deli
genuine friends Of their country weuld accept .
direct compliment, which was so eminentIy due
to them, he, Mr. Walsh, would rejoice more than
any man on tho occasion. loud applause They
would however, be duly and for msy invited as guests
on American SOIL the occasion ofthe dinner ZAP
plsuee The form Of circular to be directed to each
Of these gentlemen hsrsupon submitted and agreed
upon. The meeting adjourned over to Tuesday next,
10 meet st the same place, for purposes CON nectsd
removed this tree tribute to all the parties will bs
full and effective testimony that promises to Do we'll
ate ndsd by citixens In noticing tho arrival OF
Messrs. Bergen and Ryan, We should have added the
names Of Messrs James Francis Lalor and Eugene
Martin. who came over with these gentlemen in the
same ship. They had both been Imprisoned with
Messrs and r., under the suspension of the ha6eas
eorpMs aot and admitted to bail at the time Of the
discharge Of the latter The committee will OF course,
give them invitation.
The CRY YksrERDAY.-Ths weather, yesterday, was
decidedly eo and eli who could do kept
their hou'es Things were decidedly dull nothing Of
any astr to agtate the good city Of
Gotham In the streets. one might eocasioually see
bands Of Californians who under so much excite
ment that they found IL necessary to take walk In
The open air to keep themselves in travelling trim
The mdnsss Of the weather led many to suppose that
the severity Of winter had passed. that was the
to the balmy breezes Of spring which must
soen be here.