The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

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Needing Last E~eaang as lGsasgvHssv
Hall.
Mr. Aesshsr spe.t Saturday evening With ths family
Of John Mitchell. whs have removed Aom wa hngtoa
and are now staying In Brsokiyu-
Yesterday when he drove In oAsxaxs 10 the sAoe Of
Dillon b 0Iorman, crowd gathered around him, and
chcesd him loudly. Yssterday afternoon no vent Into
retirement to Chen Cow for days ana whore no
win probably remain till he receives the public e~rse 70
stoos that the Common Council win Give hin . grand
demonstration. circular has been issu.d calling
Director arc siso making move IN The eop".r S is
viii b hid .. Hernl.se Hail ss may b. seq By rsf
renee TO an Advertisement In another column
CIVIC AND MILITARY DENOMINATION
Last evening meeting was held in Montgomery Hall
Prince street. pursuant TO tho following call -
committee sPgoistea BY the Board Of ooers 9th
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ocleok Busi~sss wiii be- submitted to
them By ssd committee
s sAsH f sIEE4 G SHHn 1 HHsz5s
Mr. Patrick Dea was called t. tho CHAIR and Lieut.
Houston appointed SECRETARY He explained the OBJ
jects of the meeting.
Ihe room was crowded. The following societies
represented =
New York Benevolent Society Of Operative Massns-Lsw
SSP,l:.s.sSI \: sss!s.y-yssn Bell,
siamraoP B:.svosss syee.yJsne sf Ssy
Qnarrypen's Union Protective Society-John Kinds.
irish Ame.iosn n. sooiety-eeo. Mullen.
Ionss Friends Of Irelsnd-Pat csrscii Thomas Allen.
Jaots"n aorse cqard--c.pt.in Keen.
sssess .s
Ihe Ninth ,kesineat.ccptain Murray and others.
tss Ryan and others,
Tss McS.n1s ssassi 20 r.r
M Mont o,s1 GqGsrdss.csps.i,a Hs.sh
irish American IG uard-cartsin Brady eS
Youth Regiment Co. F.SLeutcaaut H. UBrien'
Mont somery Troop. First Rsgin.ent-Lieutenaut Kelly.
Captain Mvnnay then moved that committee Of thro
Ave be appointed, to confer with the committee Of tn
Common Council in relation to Thorn s Francis Meagher
Captain KELLv moved. an amendment that tho
ca,nd.s.-wheS ian Va Ind iiccsinI They are In.
visible How do We know that they are going to take
any part in this demonstration,
Captain KnlLy.The committee Of the Irish Directory
held meeting to-day, at the Astor lIou~e; Charles
We know that the Common Council will give any demon
stTaton?
Captain McRn.Y 4 learned from an Alderman to-day
that meeting OF tho Board called for tomorrow, at
12o'clock, IN reference to Mr.. Mesgher.
Mr. DsLr-A petition signed by more than half the
Common Council has been presented t0 the Mayor call
ing meeting at twelve o'clock Co usorrow But 1t was
suggested that large number Of the Common Council
goip to the Baltimore Convention 1t would be bet
TO wait for the regular meeting Monday Dext.
at meeting Of the Irish Directory to day Chares
0Conor Robert Emmett. and John b. Dillon present.
think would be- advisable to send this committee to
act in concert with them The civic authorities OF Now
YORK VIII not dare to refuse to give reception to Thomas
mon Council have spent some thousands of dollars In
giving reception to Kossuth they have right to spend
vt least as much for Mcagher. (Appause and cries o.
Good boy May lOso wind y IhAve
SON 10 know TINT FIVE hundred men will be hero from
fopkers. aud no doubt fr~m other localities
II was then suggested by Captain RYAN to unite the
irha Directory with tho Common Council in the rese
luton, -
Mr.. PNa,cn 0'CossrIL representing the Young
Friends Of Ircland) said-Why the Irish Directory
hs run or Why
this body merge into tho Irish Directory much ap-
plsusc \
some old stock on hand-(gvat laughter-aad 1t Is des.
Fable on that account to form an acquaintance with
them (Renewed laughter)
Mr. o'Co~srII-I do not object to acting with them,
but object TO being placed under their control Gap
Mr.. McC;aArn 7 OF opinion that VIC ought to make
tho Common Council the primary and tho Directory
secondary, and that should be suxiaries The Com
mon Council is at tho head Of the city government
and will DO acknowledged such abrosd, and their
action will have good effect with John Bull. They
to Kossuth Paez and day Of reckoning viii come
l do not use this as a threat but Mesgher is In n
respect different Scna Kossth lie is on the same plat
form Kossuth, ought to get the reception
We ak IT has boon stated that the Common
Council going 10 Washington We not in hurry.
We viii take time and make it Of the greatest
demonstrations that seen in this city. would
recommend that q caN emanate from this meeting, in
vng a.. the societies that asfenbcd on the occasion
St patrick's day. They will have fine day and
snow tLanghter) We vii! have people from Paterson
and from, every section for hundred miles dtant
Put the call in all the papers especially the IRISH papers
move That the committee wait upon the committee Of
the Common Council, and that all follow as they
direct
1t was then suggested to add the Directory
Capt Munsar viii PERSIST in my original resolution
The ish Directory ought be here They are more
than II has been said they have got funds but
who-e funds they?
yoIcE.--Tbe peoples funds
Dir. Y. LyseH.--This is the first time have heard
the OF the Irsh Directory in connection with this
movement and mistake may arise In reference
the euDds n their possession being applied this demon
the less sad about the Irh Directory the better
The ri mai AID Irish civic societies sufficient to
carry out this demo nstraion without them (Appause
Let the committee sitting at the Asor House here
and join with this body IL they think proper to do
There is gentleman present from Boston who says that
CITY viii give is contingent THINK not only will people
come hundred miles, but when the goes on the
winge Of the press, they will We hundred miles so
this demonstrston 70 zee Thomas Francis Meagher,
the feon honortd the Queen OF England could not
| be hoBored, nor any king or queen Of Europe
Lieutenant HUsToN, the Secretary. here made
planhon q the circumstances under which the officers
OF the Ninth regiment called the meeting IL not to
dictate TO- but to receive instructions from this meeting
The original resolution then carriedthat the
mittee should wait on the Common Council.
IL was then proposed to limit the committee to three
five. but ultimately it agreed to appoint every
President Of society and every Commandant OF com
pany member Of the committee that IL became very
The meeting then adjourned tc meet this evening
The Committee then held meeting when II agreed
to adjourn till this evening inviting from
ether societies and from other military companies to
take rsrt Ia the proceedings.
Brooklyn City Intelligence.