New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Mitchell MOVEMENTS.

TIE hbtkfIlVN Al nh VII HALL,
Mr. Michel has declined a separate reception from q,
Irish Civic Societies, but will meet them to-day on as
occasion of his receiving his friends in the GOysrna
Room The reception viii commence at IL O'Clock nh
also nmplated that all the Irish military oganzatoasof
NowYork Brookyn and Jersey City viii meet Mr. Michel
together on the Battery in the Park or in Castle Garden
This VIII be moro in cousonance with Mr. Mchels eva
feelings. ard will suit his convenience better than con
tinualy recurring separate meetings Ii is this ground
that he has declined dinner from tho confedeaies Who
presented him with an address Beside the reception Il
the City Hall of New York and the reception at the City
Hall Of Brooklyn in few days, and whatever united nil
tary demonstration there may be- Mr Mitchell will Be hsa
ored with grand public dinner in this City, and also viii
another in Boston Mr. Mitchell has been offered sN,d
money from clubs and individuals but has invariably d.
clned these presents One benevolent gentleman, whc ID
not ax his name address 10 his letter. ncosed hundred
dollar BILL and Mr. Mitchell greatly puzzled to find r
bis Whereabouts, that he might return the money
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION Is BRooxLYS.
The deputation appointed by the meeting he'd
CT NADIA Hall, on Friday night called upon Mr. hnha
on Saturday, and rendered him the honor OF paSk
reception ct such time as he might designate M
Mitchell informed the Committee OF his readiness
accept the invitation and appointed Thursday the
9Th inst on which day he viii also receive his friends
in the Governors Room Of the City Hall. Arrangements
are now in active preparation to give the eNepain&
O reception worthy of the cause in which he was
engaged and il is expected that the military and ysou
civic organizoions viii generally participate on tho oc
sion. At the meeting Saturday night blank circulars
were filed and sent to individuals and societies Of the City,
in answer to which is expected they will meet the Com
mee of Arrangements the evenings OF Monday Iass
day or Wednesday at No 90 Mytleay On Monday even
of d,nOa he
TRANSPARENCY FOR THE Mitchell BANQUET.
magnificent Transparency is in Of preparation
in Brooklyn to be exhibited over the Chair the ocsSos
Of the Mitchell Banquet the 18th inst at the Chinese A.
sembly Rsoms, New York Mr. Mitchell, it is understood
will be present.
PREsKyTArIos or STAND OF coLoRs TO THE sEisns
GUARDS.
magnificent stand of coors Is to be presented By
Ladies of Brooklyn to the Meagher Guards Company
seventy second regiment long Island Irish 'oun'eef"
Wednesday evening next the occasion OF Their or"
nual ball The ceremony will take place about ~ oc"-
ct Montague Hail. in order to afford those who desire ~~
turn home at an carly hour The color composed Of gs
silk IL feet long by feet wide, mounted on oeaamn
staff with rich orange fringe On side Is an sdmrs'S
porrat of the Irish patriot Thomas Francis Meaghet ~
true and faithful likeness painted by Mr RobertL "sA
of this oty-beneath the portrait is shield enycoPean
shamrock bearing the memorable words, 1t Is the ns3
aof nation to govern itself" On the reverse side
American Eagle from whose beak is suspended the IN
Harm pained from pattern Of the Brian Boroa~ nb
the original of which still preserved in Trinity CoDt
Dublin The Eagle is represented standing on msS',
rock and under his talons is the sven so successfully y.
in repeling the Danes at the memorable battle Of con'a
the entire enciyed by wreaihs Of Laurel and
the whole surmounted by q graceful ribbon oeinng ~
name OF the company-"The Meagher Guard Inc -
viii be accompanied by two Bannerets or Ga% ~
on one Of which is represented the arms the s'an
York and on the other the Irish Harp around "nen
twined wreath Of Shamrock and underneath Gro VIC
Erin 90 Bragh" The ceremony will be interest," NJ a.
expected some good sentiment will be brought 'O'n
occasion