New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

Hu. wheneVervou raise tins harp BESIDE the Stars
that how shed light on half the world YOU cannon
fail to remember that N he land Il represents no
Irshman dare appear ~ YOU Go to-day. and no Hsa-
woman would De allowed the honor ana pleasure
accorded 10 me. You viii remember. although ~
cords are broken now i 5espeaks an early en g'en-
ment and nobility Of principle unknown - other li-
uOIs. when II the halls u triumph haTTnonZel ne
umu.tu0us gushings OF the warriors soul. ana tle
subtle thrill Of w0mans feelings There are other
memories. TOO. equally inspiring. which = cannot 7i
awake. Hearken 10 them they are the messengers
Of the past and the prophets 81 the future Worry
Of them. YOU Will 1e worthy 70 bear the arms OF tA>
zrea; nation. and you vii indicate Il, 4 GOD snail
Youchsafe that Won Should redeem the land OF your
fathers graves The cheering here was continued
for several minutes after the eloquent lady nal con-
cluCec
4 Committee consisting Il the wives daughters
and friends OF the Officers Of the Regiment accom-
panied Ms DOhcuy 20 the ground. Among thtA w
noticed the ladies ~ apt. George d. Downing Lie u.s.
Gleason and Benolt. Capts ]. toasleY IN.
Green, J. Actourt. Lieuts. O. ". looin q Oonnof.
and large circle of highly fashionable anf accom-
plished daughters OF the " Green ISe." who seemed
10 feel conscious pnte in the aole delivery az the
address Miss Murphy was escorted - the ground
Dv Lieut. Ottoman. o. company !. anc the oealt-
ful and fascinating Miss CaTkely oy Capt OByrn, OF
the same company large number Of otne ladies'
were present. and We regret that our Reporter vas
unable TO procure Their names IN the hurry ~ me
moment After the cheering subsidized Col. McGrath
replied IN q neat anC appropriate address Aler lAt
presentation Of the banner The Regiment then per-
formed several brilliant evOutlOns under the able
command Of Col. J. McGrath. and forming IA Inc
they marched back again 20 the boat. anu on me
way they were loudly cheered byihe vast as>emoage
who had collected from various parts 10 witness me
presentation OF THIS splendid stand OF coors 70 the
Regiment. AL The happy company soon got on
board. and the steamer was again under way Tor
home. precisely az u O'CLOCK Inc OIncere ana III
vIled quests then entered the cabin and sat doWnoa
splendid collation.. Col James McGrath presiding
After reasonable time consumed IN discussing the
choice fare prepared by Mr. Coyle. the Chairman
rose and proposed the regular Isl OF soaS's II io-
lows. several ladies being present on invitation.
The President Of the United states.
The Army and Navy Of the United states
The Memory Of the gallant Cntienden and his rtler
with deep feeling and ID solemn silcoce
Mr. Doheuy. who presented the flag
Can't. OConner. OF the Gatee Rangers
Nj or DOMAIN Of the uih Regiment and tie invited
The MAJOR rose and made very happy reply to
tins toast, which very warmly applauded
Loud and repeated calls were then made for capt
VI y Crons of the r Fus leeTs, and one Of those
noble American spiTliS who LEFT ms happy home ana
embarked in the cause Of Ieand's freedom. under
the supervision OF MessTS Emmett, OCOnOr, tree
lev DC, Of the d" Irlsh Directory" He rose and re-
turned thanks to the officers and members OF the
new Regiment IN numbering INN that day rs one
among then distinguished guests. capt . re-
marks were very happy and brilliant, IN which he
was repeatedly cheered. especially onverY ceHcaieN
referring 10 leaving ms family and happy home To
draw ms sword and throw his life IN the scale for tne
cause oi lreland's freedom AZ the conclusion Of
ms remarks. he SAT down amid loud ana protracled
" + Robinson ESQ. next rose. and IN his usual
happy and effective STYLE made most brilliant ad-
dress At the close Of his remarks he alluded 10 ms
friend Captain Crotls, IN q handsome and deserved
manner lie had, he sad, received letters, now IN
MS possession from friends IN Europe, relati'e 10
the patriotic manner IN which he, the captain had
abored for Ireland> freedom-and concluded amid
perfect hurricane of applause. The next toast
was,
The 70th Regiment New-York state Militia
Captain George ID Downing was mere called lof'
and ~ reply. took occasion 10 say that ne telt par
urulaIiy honoIcd al beng called upon 10 return
thanks on the part of the Regiment. on this the
first occasion upon which they had turned out ana
under such happy auspices The rapid growth oil
the Regiment since rs first start. on the 2lst Deem
Der last was 10 him of pride. II not dstonsh-
mcnt taking INTO consideration ltS success within so
short a space of time. Hear. hear1 The hne
solUcrllkC appearance oil the men to-day, spoke
trumpet tongued IN favor of the martial spirit which
Wa ever known 10 exist IN the boSoms OF lrl>hmen,
-appluScI-jhough certain parties would deny
TINS to lrcltud's sons upon her own soil captain
i. after passing bret euloey upon the cofdidI
cooperation of both officers and men IN organizing
the Regiment, concluded amid loud cheers Tor me
18th" several other speeches were delivered anu
toa>ts drank, among which Tie health Of the Char-
nan. by Captain Dohcny Drunk with honors
Sr.fed and N, Co'oTs on the PLANS Of Ahlone
Tie Green Flas If Erul D."
Cap'ain Maurice Walsh spoke Al some length. to-
c,lher with other gentlemen until the return OF the
steamer 90 her wharf about O'Clock. The Req
utnt soon formed again IN line and marched to the
Park. headed hy Managhans Band. with
The Green as n ing before them.
in charge Of Company A. after which they were DIS
missed for the night, highly delighted with the glon-
GUS festivities of The day cotemporary The irish
iutrCGn. remarks
The hunters present were estimated at over
5000. and TIE greatest harmony and unanlmiy pre-
vailed during the DAY Not the slightest disagreed
! bc event occurred TO mar the harmony OF the Fe>-
uyal The excursion Was credit 10 the officers and
men of the Second Regiment of Newly Ork lnsh Vol
/ d u D. q q
/ u.rto,k of is pleasures and attractions.
! " The Gatec Rangers captain OConnorJ-a no.
/ lie body of Plkemen-m Their picturesque uniform
and bearing Their glancing steel blades, were the
chief attraction Of the day. Who fears 10 SPEAK OF
| 90 P" was "A question which flashed from the browS
! az TIE Rangers IS they proudly bore the lriSh
! national instrument of warfare. and showed what
/ stuff The IRISH hcaTt-eyGr unOroken-ls made OF
Thus ends the first happy turn out of tins fine Re
! cmeni. long t. be- remembered and 10 1--we IN the
memories Of those who were present. IN All time 10
! come ID