New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
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Ii Ceunittee Of the Polish Democratic Society have
ss toror Of informing all their countymsn residing in
xr Yozk and is vicinity vel Tie friends Of the holy
re Of Polish liberty that they VIII celebrate the twenty
d srriversary Of The Polish Revolution Of the 29h Of
Evsrber $50 on Tuesday nezs the 29h Of this month
II De building on tie south eat Of BroOme st and
|As Bowery Numbers Of the Committee: Goskovski
|EhzuGn Mokrzyeki. Rsszewsli szPaczek.
yoHs MI1oHEL-On Saturday morning last runor be
ane rife Tia, some foul play intended toward John
Michel though nobody could trace this ruor or defnve
f1 rs source l. created the most intense excitement and
b degrees crowds began TO assemble in the Park among
tsn sn occasional rHemcn with and without uniform In
~ course Of shor time the rumOr was laughed down
Il; Of The ardent spirits did not feel satisfied
nd they determined 10 proceed TO meet John Michel and
scor him into They met together and appointed
tpuisiion wait George Law. On arriving at that
ten.lemsns Office. he asked: Whats your business"
I'VE want one your fast ships" For what" ITO es
All John Mitchell from Sandy Hook You shall have it"
He Immediately wrote to Mr. Palmer directing him TO
Place the josephine Che steamboat that placed at the
fsposa Of the President when in NewYork at the dispo
nj Of thee gentlemen.
Mr Palmer met the gentlemen with the utmost kindness
nd in few moments they informed the boat would
v ready at seven O'Clock next morning. and would be
fers as long as they wanted her
Accordingly at seven O'Clock, about $50 men, volunteers
kom the different Irish regiments, assembled on board the
gcserhne at the Dry Dock. At nine O'Clock the vessel
sted her ooors and set out TO Kids excellent band
fough not opprsed of the movement until two o'clock IN
Ne morning werc on board in due season.
The party had grand time of it. As they passed down
b. Governors Island dancing and firing, Captain Gable
Rw man cingng 10 a little boat turned upside down, evil
&ntly making his last exhausted struggles The Captain
9TH promptness and presence Of mind, backed the Jose
tine Every effort made and some Of the geStemen
Instantly undressed themselves to plunge down to the rec
ee when a row boat approaching Thu boat ar
fked in time.
The Josephine then proceeded, passing Sandy Hook
tout two clock and remained until four cruising about
vhep the Captain determined TO return to the Qaaranne
kfon Meantime the passengers assembled and consui.
the Captain and PHO. the prospects Of the arrvaio
cher of the steamers and being assured that was not
Aely until Monday afternoon they determined to return to
e City and resolved to return in the morning The boat
vi start at NJ this day, from the foot Of Wsrrenst
he party are determined give the great Irsh Republican
Irish military escort devoted to his principles into this
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INV RAILROAD BRAEE-Capt. Sylvanus Bennett erhf
Ned Saturday afternoon at Woodrurs Office No. Is Wall
third story working model Of a plan for stopping
en- operating without brakemen and wholly at the will
dthe Engineer, by which the brakes con be applied 10
etry wheel in the same space OF time now required TO
Avera gentlemen present satisfied that the plan was
very important one Capt Bennett thinks he can stop
vy train Of going the rate ofweniy five mics an
r in space Of hundred feet and going at forty "a e
= hour in space Of three hundred feet The principles
NY simple The brakes applied 10 the whole train BY
srey stopping the engine by turning the little hand
se on the end Of snyOn car Two butng together
Hny cause will apply the brakes TO both rcd which
~ped with the ears runs under the whole train which
sbg showed back, drives a wedge under the Of the
ske levers which Close band upon the outer edge u
wheel twothirds Of its circumference The al Of
aisg the engine relieves the brakes Of all ihe In
sktly. There is also very simple arrangement for
owing the brakes out Of gear when l. nsoesssry W
II still leaving them to DO applied by hand jas a. well
- that motion as forward one Upon horse ears II eau
arranged that the stopping Of the team will put The
9es hard down in an instant The model viii be pub
4exhibaed to day at O'Clock, In the Merchant M
age. and arrangements made 10 giyo IL prscd
'ss. o. soon os possible. This s ons u hs