The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

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q British friends then ce.vs 70 rs
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York Ournsl speaking of probability Of my
seoef coming dressed spurrod
and ne iSs me
O sishsp. whom aud On Gle whole seem, 70
ran I am rebel loonsIued cheering have no quar-
tho Catholic clergy among whom have many personal
the british government. I.s ssonghths ene%s
hays done: Non assrSsatioa. 5noy is The
prohibit the intervention Of honest opinions dear
and armies and military Ghosts ask for countenaue and
and moral support from the oitienso Of this tho
What time and chance bring in the coming years
foresee but good days to d.. for
ssls p,apsr. indeed
and saci and elethe their country At last
painted after voice America, which
and consoles in this the day OF humiliation,
Will not be slow to welcome into the society OF free and
proad nations.
Mr. Mi chefs speech lister ed to with breathess at.
tenticp, and hus:astically cheeed. There
the loud cries Of Meagh,r" but Mr. Meagher said he
thought he would fonor M Mitchell most by n OBJ
/, ing any observations Of his at this moment snd
called on his friend Mr. Smyth TO say something
There being loud CANS for Mr. SMITH, that yentemia
brought forward and entsd to the muttuds BY
his Honor The Mayo Hs said
Nj. Nayor tfTrzESs-You have been addressed 60.
day by the aoles whom irish has wit hin tbs
ds Of the Grat;ans and the Currans would i'll bocoms
Who have pretensions TO oraory and claims
bent duty may hsse imposed, TO DO than simply
TO thank Tor kind remembrance Of II is not
hi chez that the vessel IN which he escaped 70 Van
Dion ans land sydney built aslfAs Ireland and
Of $ dney-John Sscnamsrs. (cheers Tna vsssel which
bore him and lis family IN safely 70 San Francisco
tive Of that cordsi union which will
native ana Iris, born citizens Of this
The proceedings th.n closel and Mr. Mitchell vas es
ed home by the Ring gold Gard in The carriage
in which he LETT, and foowe ~ the crowd On his
sar lady rushed ont with beautiful garland ani at
he risk n being by The horses threw It no
he carriage. Alrcs her II magnificent and
.hutiastic demonstration