The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

TIN NRA0Am oLuE-rREsNfArl0N OF hlsroRIcAL
wOkKs, AND AN ADDRESS.

FHQ NRAGAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AlsTOkICAL
w0kKs, AND AN ADDRESS.
Oh Monday evenRg. ut xix O'Clock Pm, - We stated
n Yesterdays HERALD. tho Chairman Secretary and
members Of the hcsgbsr Club met at the ONCE Of Msssrs
Dillon and OGoImsn. for the purpoe Of presenting Mr.
Thon ~ Francis Meagher their distinguished country
man with an address. ana copy of resolutions passed
1t late meeting Of their body: also with beautiful
edition of the History Of George Washington and Ban
crofts History Of the United States The books we're
ddly bound and inscribed with the name Of Mr.
Mesgher
After thanking them for their beautiful and useful pre-
sent. MIR NJ continued
As he Ind ALREADY said the feelings and convictions
which brought him TO The prison had undergone NO
change Far fr.m being they had been confirmed
and improved. tie was lot a republican In iSao--ha
adhered lien to the CHATTER II DuBgannon. monu
men the inest incident in their history he looks,
upon il with pride and reverence aud believing wa
generous in its provisions. he would have accepted
It ss n sufficient guarantee for the growth Of their
fortune and the stability Of their ffeedom But
the prison was dangerous school for revolted
subj cts to be rent to In the solitude which sane
tinta IL nothing in,erpo>ed between the awakened
mind and the opening space between 1t ana
the light free-nothpg intercep ed the descending
truth. thus h. became convinced that republicansm
the purest and lotest system Of government: but
being IL required from the people amongst whom II
establish, d. the greatest amount Of public virtue
and intelligence From the estimate he had formed Of
it the Of her present condition being altered
should for the Inauguration Of repubcanism in Ire
land Besides. IL fatal to leave revolutions incou
plete compromise between adverse principles was
productive in the end Of the DISASTROUS rpcrimin
items IL concealed fuetered and ermented the ites
which should have been utterly destroyed 1t gave tune
and spuce for revive under
disgu. Of The virtues to conspre for the
eli q the malignant The consti' uton
of l7s2 would b. a compromise For q season.
fore it might impart statelicr attitude add aspect to
the island but would neither cleanse eradicate the
which had preytd upon her vitality within Thus
far had his Opinions unie gone change. In no other
respect had they been altered Now heretofore he
dselaiuicd the English rule in ireland Nov. a. here
Nov heretofore, be clung TO the hope and project
of her freedom. But OF that country ut this mo
mont IL most difficult for him 10 speak. Her
sounded Ike n funeral ymp II told Of a land,
the joy OF whore hsaIt had ceased-whoe inheritance
turned to strangers ana whose houses To aliens
wbose young gone into csptivity-wh,s cities
wer, oitnry that were full Of people anu whose gates
late OF that land they had heard m speak.
when The light OF destiny-beausifnl as the light
which hope the face Of the pr phet-reveaed ner
in dehant attitude Z, the w"rd He did not then pause
for words. He shoud not pause were he To behold
there ana have that they belonged a csunlry
which soig the great high Jay of nations moved
chartered aud nnrtcornztd 1t was agnins 'hoaght.
1t flooded the heart with bitterness. aud Hush til
honest cheek with shame rhe glory of fee country
dec.nd,d upon zach one Of heI chldren-ihe poaress
ey,n-and they walked the world respected They nor.
cred, whch led them the pitaty and
might be TO the homage of The stranger 1t painful
for them, he had said be there. and feel they
had no such country 1t stIll more painfal
to reflect That Il last effort for her freedom han
tuattd in 70 ignoble discontinue. hut not for IT
elmss only but for her sorrows also should nation b
remembered by her sons. IL n beaufut aud moi,
love which clung the fallen, smiled sick
Ii on. II the hcaitudes. LYNN accompanied tup.
earth there crown Tor it in heaven. This IL
which tlied the soul If her nobest when there
fell trtm HIM those words of .orrowful suDimity-
" Here sban r. main anchored faithful TO the frsuncs
OF MY couitTyfu to her frecdom-fithfl to her
fan From nrraon 70 generation the sacred rc hid
been band down Flom camp and from tie aud
ana legend through tears ard joyousness, thragh the
lvh nps OF the battle storm and The red haA. OF mar
tyrd,n. had been faithfully transmitted That gene
Ia jon should not be the nrst in VIII Gu 1t houd be- scr
legi, usy exiting ushed 1t true that the toae
attitude Of Ireland at that moment is te calcniacd
to excite hopefulDess or joy But The humblsr that At
tude the mere sutdurd that zone. the fore bly,
did be come The duty OF al who loved her to speak tue
language Of encouragement IL was grievous errr 10
intlue talse bouesit was yet criminal tn nc'i,
cate cespair He would keep alive the feelings Keep
ALIVE The hopes which down wen TO our day have boz
her with unc"pquer8ic endurance through fhc agony
OF ages SO long those feelings thlobbed pes
burned, there irish nation in existence une,
indeed without the and in igna but win the soul
apdsusccptiblitic OF nation he honor Of naiou
her ~.allh-her greatpess-what these! They
the OF the soul that a2elt within her and
the II, dom Of nation Is but that soul hgn
ssie OF acton For be could give up hope
OF s,.ng the lard OF his nativity invested wi III gh
degrees aud hnnors VI nation In every vicissitsie
bat hope had been 70 him n higher life. Before IA
LAD e,osstd it i filed nis heart with rapture It
the strength AID i'm pulse Of his boyno,d In
he light it threw ABOUND disclosed TO hin
n,b.i world thun he school books spoke OF Whatever
in liz CT In him 1t evoked-whntever grodn.
impaIttd il his Laure. It intu a generous
Why. To IL verified. the prayer anxiety AMI
latoT Of his early mauhod In that it
wrought npon HIM rcdeeming influence. From
that ai,hless AID sordd world. in which many
a pure affection withered aud decsyed
upwards With the power OF "A holy VISION and thus
preserved from ptrilous contagitn preserved them
fretb aid incoruplble-the gp thoughts opd tspisa-
tons Of his youth In The Gays Of his eAiiein thar
li,ude where heart and mind sting neatly
awsy-hmorgst the strapgs r. rom whom ny Dnrung
,,urlt wa hio and VINO in heir fv.l,n and hip an.
criticism may have mistaken be reserve Of for
,c.ysh,s Of thought-in the days Of his exile TITS
hope hi secret cunto,ation. & uckeng him iuto
8c,i, fi,m he deepest laug the osii aud deet
rsst nts of depression IL di,-nihr,ien hi mind
from be inactivity which threatened 10 jrgat- IT,
Aho,e the man, ind entities and yexations hat bect his
pnh u mud his spirit and at Intervals ilea With
ecstacy che life thai sug.i ID .cufe withou'
Ie'pte Of the experiences hni haG chad his SPIRIT
i KEPT alive w:thin him stiiI vivying 'a Ia the
tltr a'ttGie and o,-tiny Of munk.nd We're thi nope
to dc 8Ii ud die wi hin HIM a. the h.a .
woulo omhen hin, tho earth be hin, a vii
d.ir.ss and 'xist,nt. dcscation Mr. Mcagher
cludod viii Tie fervent payer hat It mis- Int b.
Fate to them that hope fulfilled. That it might
be ,onchaf' 10 them To- II upon the earth Until
promised Gay had da~n.0 upon land If their
anu tltii Eyer lad bcheld her salvation. Tina.
vonchss',d TO hem 90 urn to shat land. osn ia
h,r in her gihdBes ard her glory ~ hey h.d TOOK d
upon bor IL her sorrow aud cspiyity-to lead he chl-
di'nt" her altar aud De dcate hsm :" her fl
,l,y had been faitLful 10 her their youtLand in
her htly still, resting place forever.
Police Intelligence.
Bghu0p Fotbo i-,3tesi " ne ..ccnSrd Pa ties Two
Germans, named Henry ills and Eugene Iotat.
otiost,s Monday night, by officers Legget nenn
q he Nineteenth ware, charged wh Knocking down Cd
ward Nnhuan. residing in foty-e.gsih street
Third avenue. and stealing from bis PEE b, force
vhl,nce. 40 gold piece. IL seems hat NJ. .chnln
VIC ,s aso German. arrived two days ago FROM q
fornia having with BIN quantity OF gold dust wnirh
fast he two men abuve named were cognztnt of aud
suppo.irg he led the about hi per on way
lsi. lihns Ia, Was returning home Knocked him d,wa
heat him severely With stone, making hun par iay in.
seni,e. AM then. pluDdcrrg Gis pockets eJei
only in getting the $40 golc piece, The complainant
had takh he pr caution 70 deposit hi gold dust else
wi,Te Ultimately NJ thu rogucs running aw,y.
the cries for assistance made by the complainant
brou pb, to rs aid III" police and the rnbb
caught ana conveyed To- prison In the a rning they
were brought before Justice Stewart aud NJ.
O. smith testified tha he the two prison.
ot,rig aooni Forty eghta street apparently lying
in WAIT Tor come nj purpose The cuL ,auan dr
tfeS The we prisoners the in5s dua,s who made the
violent attack hi p.TGn ana robbed Inn Of che
B,y justice commit cd the accused parties -
prisoD for IA al.