New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28

these agents for the pui ssiion misses and We
observe that me has been scattered 10 the cutters Of
some Of the most offensive localities If tue Street De
paimert would do its duty aud carry away this ah,
there would be lees use for lime bnt the rule W is to
cover up tbs dirt wash II into the ythng
but hoes and bro)ms
GRAND MILITARY DEMONSTRATIONS IN
HONOR o. THOMAS F. HEAG 4ER-rhe proposed dem.
ons;raon Of the lrth aLo other military ANTI atoms
Of New York and It's immediate neighborhood, to
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGER the Irish patriot took place
yesterday afternoon Castle Garden Long before the
appointed hour O'clock the Battery presented an unu
susy exciting appearance thousands OF persons having
collected, and large crowd surrounded the gates OF
the Garden clsmoIibg for admission II was however.
arranged tina, no one 10 be ad limited without dckess
and although considerable confusion took place there
comparatively good order within the building The
Shield Guard, Company F. detailed for special duty
within and without the Garden under the direction of
Orderly Sergeant Peter Kuhoe and to his admirable
and decided conduct the good order Is mainly be
uibuted.
The troops commenced TO assemble on the Battery
about o'clock consisting of the following companies
The jackson Horse Guards, Col Keon Montgomery
troop, Capt Kennedy Guyon Guards, Capt Phalen;
Company II, Ninth Re e.meni, Capt. Murray.
The Sixty ninth Regiment, as follows;
Company A, Capt James O'LeoDard, Lieut. Timothy
GleesOn, Company y, Gap Newman Company c,
Capt John mcCour,, Leu,s. Harry Mckenzie A Car.
d. u; Company d, Capt. George TUbin, Lieut.. Peer
Tbll; COmpsny CAPT James 4 Ryan, Lieut. John
McCsilaD Company F, Li-u'.. Daniel OGormsn, Joan
Or, ghegsu; Company q, Capt. William Greene, NIcho-
la Knox; Company II, Capt Thomas A. Cookley,
Ltuis w liam Duran, Mathew OConnOr; Company J.
CAPS. John judge, Lieus. William Martin. William
E,ld and Stof- Col Chas. $ Roe Lieut. Col Michael
DobeDy, Major James N 'Brney, Acting Adj dant John
Jpoge, Psymsster John O'Byue.
The Governor. Guard, sixth Regiment, Company II,
Cept. Gregory.
The Iish National Guards, Capt Norris Welsh
The Napier Tsndy Light Artillery, Capt Fay.
TIE Emmet Guards, Cspt. McGrsth.
The military horse and foot, formed In line and
extended from end of the Battery the other Al
the same time every square foot of that immense
appeared to be occupied presenting a dense mass of
people such as we have never seen equsled, except
perhaps. at the reception OF Kos'uth.
Mr.. Meagher appeared dressed In citizens dress and
passed In front of the several companies amid the
thssiastc plsudls Of the immense concourse. TIE
military then marched into Castle Garden preceded by
the several bands, and imposing IL Is i'm.
possible TO conceive. The gallery crowded TO ex.
cess with both sexes the military occupying the body
Of the saloon. As each company appeared It was re-
ceived with applause, and the different Off
cended the platform they were designated by their
names and three cheers called for each, which we're
given with unmistasabe good will.
The company being seated Mr. Mesgher appeared
upon the platform and he took his stand In front the
Irish and American Gags were raised on each side Of
him. and such cheers were sent FORTH so prolonged
and 30 vehement we have never heard. Words fail 70
give faint idea OF the scene that was presented The
waving banners, the gay uniforms, the gltterng arms
the martial music the uDbOunded enthusiasm produced
20 thrilling an effect that could scarcely resist being
carried away By the universal excitement
Col Ferris then forward and said that Lieut.
Col Dohcny of the 69th Regiment, would deliver the
address that bsd been prepared That gentleman then
appeared, and said
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; By command of Col. I ar.
rs, NY senior fcer, am conn anded TO read the Al
dress Of the lrth and other military organizations Of
NeW.YOTk to Mr. Meagher. Applause | need not
say iba; have great pssure IN obeyos ttat comnScd
Col Dohony then addressed Mr. MrAgher followsi
SIR: Toe object of those Who are here 70 greet you
ia not vain display They do not tend der you ova
They have no boast make, either for themselves or
you. They commemorate no triumph They desire
sOlely 10 congratulate and to welcome you.
In ing sbis they seize the occasion attest the Oh.
heToism OF your sacrifice. lOu asprpd 10 the complete
celversrce Of your country you lid her rise Ia her
might and In her wrath, and win free destiny, or
glorious fTRve The III II 10 which you urged Der vas
Tuauc hut the Inspiration of lofty purpl fully justi
fed il. The memory of cruel wrong, the promise Of
bright future filled the fountain of your inspiration u
oyeTht wing your language gushed forth t,od ut hre
purity ing wbaver il touched, and impeet BY it, VI
iaiy, the country med 20 spring HravrnwArd. Dis
couiituTe followed ana you sealed your devotion with
your lite. The doom az Treason you heard WITH ~
N bloom pronounced q
ever immortal lou had measured valley OF the
shadow # death snd became aUOther witno II
were from less erring world, Of your countrys i'm
peTistatle fidelity 20 Liberty. We share that hope.
We take PRIDE In It II shall light through the future
BBye men may be stricken down in battle The heroic
aIs not gusrsnteed against defeat and even though
they nsy succeed, often degeuerates into
a. chy; but Truths such yours pronounced In the
solemn moments between life and death, abide among
men, srd become guide and prophecy, slke In
triumph and defeat
You see here many of your countrymen In arms. To
you the spectacle must be Dovel one On consiiera
tion, il will not appear less novel than significant
Where nsny of those around you bora aud Durs-
ed where the ashes OF their fathers In that land
which, wherever they may be ITO them
"nie sreeo~s, spot On nlemory's wa,e."-
the one uuadDg image In their heart round which cus
teTs every manly ssOcHtiUn OF viiue hJpe and glory
In that lsnd, sir 10 nave arms 10 their hands would
make them FELONs becAus--and the lDgc IL perilous
10 tyrsnny every Where-such have been their wrongs
the Government could not resist the conviction that
they would them sgbinst iiself Here where they
have taken shelter from persecution and from want
they have been received into civil brotherhood nv
great generous and free people They have also he "a
admitted 10 the glorious Of the National Dei-nfe
The Flag OF Freedom tie integ IT, OF Liberty the glory
of The mehtes Of Nations have bee committed 10 their
vnor and loyalty In grateful and proudly confident
spirit they rally round
The Starry Piss ~ Lbrry'
determined 10 justify tire confidence of their adopted
spo II they could have liner incentive - 10y alty
10 prove TIE cruelty and foy OF the i itisn Govern
n, nt would e powerful Inducemeut But ths = not
Needed lndepPI De N thereof never rad Soldiers
horer Mission We sspre 10 uihi Il with honor. Tl0se
uho sccf 10 the arms Of Liberty the Tesponsi
buny OF offending her. they te'"m- hsr seniines aud
her guardians. We hopewe shall prove equal to the
must
We heartily congratulate you on your liberation from
cruel captivity. where NJ honor was ever observer