The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01
John Nltclacl.

TREMENDOUS sERENADE-GgEAT EXCITEMENT.
Iastsvenrg the whole OF tie Irish military org
Of New York. Brooklyn and jersey City, together with
immense multitude Of Lish and American citizens as
sembed in front OF the residence of John Mit:hel in
Unien street Brooklyn completely filing up the stree
from Columbia to Hicss The military pa adsd 10 beautiful
style and vee accompanied by banls, which dis,oursed
most eloquent music The windows of every house in
the street, and the steps leading to hall DOORS
crowded with human teirgs There fully ten thou
sand present The greatest excite nent prevailed
and during evening Mr. Mitchell besieged with
mittees and eeputaous, ard Individuals " on their
hook each claiming right to exclusive possession of
him. He received letters iunuynerabs and among them
five invitations to balls One of the deputstons
from Newark and there several from other parts of
tse country Mr. Mitchell was over whslued with visiter
uf Ill kinds At length the impatience for Nr Mitchell
became very great and he presented himself a. the win
Hc said -
Ny TriendIt is utterly mpossss for mo convey
gives Tonight set this asans The verdict Of
On a ys h
ss psy wn Gsm % ma Yu
ns vain effort indeed to save my psrishng eOun
~ from The grinding !, Of s mss & And S yGp n0w
assrg sentence that he hoped fourteen years would give me
ms &
Lave repeated loud ceers On The contrary have
wss or Lis shoulders aud ON whaebono wig was
av-the trial fae trial and 70 collect the at
lrac,s verdict all lrishmen all Americans all the
S rr' Il. pn 3 is s %s'Hs eSs E
@ lr, r sGS' Fasda 'a and
as consider that trial st open attend t9 trs whether
less than ,hs q1e.ton whether reard forever. lie crush
IN % id sa s s pS1 81 so S of hr sp
not only the ndng Of the packed jury but TO
s1e S5Sa guilty a s y
e hss % asd .saon Sss but I
cirna tCteers Ihis may sound like empty teasting 70
psa t w Is Sss is and
rsh As yts FAYE TiSs tsns9 H. AID nd the
,en,, mora, ,iect a. least, ard, in the end,
Let we s u. ysS that we're NOT sn.s and ish
nyer would have cone further th.n is s land Of America
are ss L, s At .,S ss 70 ns s &c, a
mys new ne most .rrt.sSis retreat spend
remainder Of my dsy in so,ae valley Oh the sierra Seds
lave been iHTslisa - = come f.vs 70
forss q s have come ,o ask yos sre to accept the
aes, yr .ny,asr Ssa eytF ,V5se; 81
efs Of Never Ter yon are oi my mind snd a., WI M
The most protractec ans eothusisstic cheering FOL.
lowed.
sr sNIH said that the noble delicacy tha character
lied every action OF Hr. Eagher prevented him from
cceype their call until he had FIRST rendered them his
humble Acknowledgement For his part he THAI
he bad done hs duty and that feeling would be to
hir. the richest reward The gentleman upon whom they
called, snG who reflected SO much honor upon their
countIythe soul OF eoqueEce and the soul o truth
Thomas Francis Mesgher-will address you. cloud
cbeers)
Mr. T F. Mr.e,pa then came for ward and said
Republican soldiers aud republican ctzens-I have so
cten addressed you in dctaehmens as well as in dvi
titns that feel would be intrudlng upon privileged
face occupy attention this night This happy
ngh-ths great pitts night q, full Of bright hopes IS
IL 10 full Of stars ICheersJ When down 20 this spot
this evening not with the intention 10 figure cen
srcuously the that ancpated but
with feeble voice mrge with the chorus which hailed
the resurrection from the dead Of apostle who as he
,he ehroncer Of the clearly oresaw would bo the
apostle OF testament in the expanding future. Um
merse cteorEg) say no mort
VOftR-What about the swordy
Mr. kEAGnR-I cay the sword will lead II the bayonets
focw. tremendous cheering long continued)
1t was4ot till very advanced hour that the multitude
,eparated.