The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06

Yesterday forenoon the committee Of the Common
Council appointed TO ait John Mitchell 10 give him, In
the of the corporation the Of the Governor
room to receive his called on him at his house in
Brooklyn with two carriages, and conducted him. about
hApast 10 O'Clock, to the City Hall, where already
large crowd had congregasd. 1t with the greatest
difficulty, and only by the exerons of the police that
he enabled TO get through the muttus the Cover
nors room The people of all classes and both Irish and
native pressed in for hour and half in continuous
stream and shook him by the hand till it absolutely
Among the earliest Of the vsers John Van Buren,
and also observed some Of the Catholic clergy.
The number Of visitess could be under six thou
sand in all The expressions welcome we cheering
enthusiastic One cried the Irish language caii mile
Jaime, "a hundred Thousand welcomesO another said
welcome to the free sh Of America and at the
time suitpg the sctlou the words by OF the
hand go strong that ordinary would winced.
The Mayor remained for hou with Mr. Mitchell in
company with the Chairman OF tbs Committee Alderman
Wesley smith and other AT IL O'Clock at the sugges.
ton of the mitee aud in order to avoid
fatigue, Mr. Mitchell conigo ed away and the pres
sure OF the crowd was again very great large number
followed the carriage 10 the South Ferry nd soon
police to keep them OH Win their bAtons. There was
much disappointment at the hall after Mr. Mtchels de-
Paiturs as many hahorecs Including the pecta
BILE citizens came between II and o'clock to see him.
and learned that he had gone. so much for the I'm
pIs City"
On Thursday next pursuant the resolY ton of the
Common q uncil Of BrookBr, Mr. Mitchell his
Brooklyn friends in thu Cry Of Churs she's
The Montgomery Guard offered TO be Mr. Mitches
escort to the banquet al Boston, bat he has respectfully
declined the honor not suitable necessary though
grauhed by the kinouess shich dictated it.
Last evenrs he waited upon o. deputation from
Cincinnati whcs TED hai with the following
Dress, read BY Nj Allen -
JOHN MrrcHEr:-Dear sr-lhe uaited Irish Society Of
Sneinn.ti one "a You welcome q our lsnd and beg
1n 81 on Ho yogT se1P. from as granny
ard family we're all sae.isesd A. the ssl o.
ling wer aiding assisting we beasid You in the
proud that republic could achieve such moral tri
elcsped you Now and then word Of proud to The
despot and word cheer friends in he dear old land
since the news osm The ielon Is free The sound
the yss s Of eyer as ss r ss
6sn,nG land sns1g the Rhine and your
hope a, he ciasPed his Brothers hand and told the
joy as sPafS sPsS a
r. IVES 'ss sny p . a and aa
d. patriots sir you tho arch
believe the only principle compIeto ON ,aci
Tor reand Truth from the Ii one Of the Creator
snail grow brshteT and brighter until AL exi,
on Pymoath Rook shall noswitkstandns Holy
Islands the desire, then d yours to 8.
@ '@ time
come when our native md shall b. free Go sir in
g an s preach Inc sg9 q me have
the sympsths Of ever American heart when the
occasion offers hall both their ard
unite with requesting visit city the West
Western hcspitsi You that the me- aossss
founder Of the United Irishma NJ has taught principles
viii there recsi hearty greeting generous wecoms
no man wors hppers but bow in homage to the
principles for eh you admirably contended: every
pulsaton OF liberty in hearts hrob in hope and
sympathy Think not then that all this sec ming Joy At
and be forgotten nothe sen nens of lips deeply
seated in our hears and your Arrival has but given the
with that which always peryads it. un bounded love and no
nssEEssE, See. " 6 m HAL Pin Pres
d.5 a. on saens 5a Kssnaa
Mr.. Mitchell briefly replied saying it his resolution
time in the spring the West, and he would
visit Cincinnati He said he feared mis- friencs there
pected much from him. and threw too much resp,n
sibity his shoulders De trusted that the expression
of ntiment entertained in the address, something
more than sympathy, for assuredly the opportunity
would come OF t-fng htw FAR lshn and Of the
Irish race were prepared 20 60 10 strike another blow for
Eotheflsnd
Mr Mitchell has visited since his arrival D, many
OF our hrst citizens.
THE DEMONSTRATION IN aoSoR OF JOHN Mitchell IN
BRooKLYs.
An adjourned meeting of delegates from the various
military and civic associations Of Brooklyn was held a.
No. 90 Myrtle last evening" make arrangements
Tor the demonstra lion in honor of John Mitchell which is
TO take place Tsurday capt Morrssey presided
and McBridG atoms
read from several IRISH military panes ami
cietes gnifyrg their acceptance of the invitation
take part IL tn tpproschiHR ceremonies. Several ere
their intention OF being present general meeting OF
ali interested is led in the place this evening
when the route Of procession and other viii
b made.