The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

fome censure cast upon Nc B'own OF tle embassy At
Constannopls since then he had bean called upon BY
that place, who informed him that Mr. Blown had bsen
onjutuy dealt with By the society He III. Secretary
aps rerson but that he must say It .ppssrss a. II
Kosa.r's had been taken very warmly at hrst
and iLst towards the end there had been great failing
The SE,aARY then informed the meeting that he had
received communication from Mr.. Henry A. Homes late
Of this Uni States embassy IN ConstannopIe in which
he complain ID that Mr. Brown had fairly dsat
| BY The document being read, 1t app,ared that Mr.
over IN ire sc.onnt y~i,hss - ne nnI -
which was, that when Capt Ipyrahsm inquired what
course to pursue should the Austrian Captain rsfass
GERS all the resi- ouasy rspnsd Fasn take him OUT out
Another fact Is that the letters Of Mr. Brown to Mr.
between Mr. Brown ana the Austrian Charge was NOT the
language the u legation, but only extract OF
the Lever Of The the AUSTRIAN n charge, Mr. De Bruk And
koszta by force Mr. Homes asserting that II the
French consul Mr. Pchou who proposed, BY foros, to
embark Koszta, whereas Mr. Blown refused to permit
that The communication bsing read Secretary pro.
posed that snce 1t both the duty and tho desire OF
the ciety to be perfectly impartial prevent blame
being incurred when 1t was not merited COMMITTEES be
pointed to examine the docsnents and report He
aao Informed the meeting that pamphlet in Italian,
cumepts wers ssid to exist Hs had not yet examined
IL but that would facilitate the ork Of the committee
After he letter vas read upon motion OF Col FoRWs,
the Char appointed hsssrs. Hsrdcas'le storr Forbes
Mo ,nnany and Gancere as com mtse to examine all
psmphet lately received from Smyrna and report to
the society.
90 at the last meetng) was then reid 1t recommended
uniform rule Of dircipne to be oberved with regard to
the Of each country and that book be kept
IN viii n all embers could write down questions for dis
cutston.
The report was accepted.
The ease Of Mr.. Frederick Wieche Of No. 20 Pearl
street. infant citizen, who sessi and i'm prsoned
by the Saxon authorities both in Dresden and Bremen
fully noticed In the BHRAID lately, the taken up
TO hel ia
the 10th ult In which he clearly showed that the st
papers of foreigner dio rot afford him any claim for
The CHAIR appointed Messrs Morange Forbes and Kro.
he committee to report upon this case.
tion -
whereas ball for the permanent uss iof this society
sli.iss and assirssis tho pa-pa
sbss y .n % = o sa Ss o
Jet. q orsansasion. Ths;siote Seis ''' '.' ~
tSs rspaSlssn soes,s. fspIssensins
hall ssa
wnh r % eSIS Se bad 81 any time By the
the could hold their nsstiasS Xdspsea n''' upon
The SECRETARY next read the proclamation of the Ger
To TINE GxRrAns 7, Am.a,cA:,
n,,
Al ma" msssing held November ., 1855 cenmis.ion
mission: thns siasais position which
Won in Americ. soinowi.dss Them tho centre ia all
The conSss0s has adopted tho following platform as the
sssi: Of II: x. s 4,
our Object being however aoversnoo Of Germany
from rs political thr adom without our rresamng TO decide
asasI s s
srs any lIm Siass ~
p.Iti shade and that our yhols ene
c.pse .,....,..,.,,-..,..
rics The leader Of hs patriots shall bo elected BY ballot
and whoever intends to mus accept that place
Be desisnatsd As best qusiihsd - : -
,ributons Der which recsips win BE- svsn reburs
ca oy we S Eoierr ens saouSh ,or tae mode
s%,y E : w. .,.I'' .''.' =, .'p'a'.
the hands OF the Finance Committees 10 be elected a
meetings = the different s..s and towns
sh.nd news .ryS from Europe maxim j. TO r.
ftr nse Al the orPorture moment.
mtee decides upon the prOprsty Of tho expenditure Of
@gsdIssy .hs ss.stisn q iuas. G,is iss
meetings all over The Union Ali who o.n any part Of hs
useiul in ling these projects. requested
We that The patriotic and s,p';s.y the %
hsr the osuse Of the revolution wfioh the
sur former revolutionary We say BE pre-.
BE- VIII 81 Ss a sr .nf
terminate with the of Of the two opposing
e Kspp. prssidsns L. Neu o. D.ss, j. Krehi. R. Ross.
@. NetteInioh, - winter, Secretaries.
sn Kp tho
The monthly iss Was reduced from fifty twen
ave Mr ssorrs vas then appoiated Recording Score
il was ordered that the committee upon n.onalities
dorport upon the state Of popular feeling In AuatrsA
Col FORBES then read the following extracts from the
Beacon, paper pnbished in London, Is showing how
the English people felt with regard to both the Tarksh
snd Italian strusgles
I'm truth, the Turks are betrayed and England dis.
i honored.
But, perhaps, even now viii the British goyernmen.
sonsble hope can there be Of fuch decon-so opposed
to the course q policy hitherto pursued
Speaking of Italy tt Q wr,tr says:-oUnder such cir
cunstspces war may be safely and justly csnnneo to
moral force but SO long As the holding Of a Ger.
opponents, 50 long, as at present whole nations
sha be PEELED on pain Of DEATH to obey the rule
aSs. @ and Of sSs dsposs
minons liberty be recur,d only BY the destruction
Of the oppressors, BY revolutions isd BY war"
"To easfh hingoraft throughout Italy
would require violent ieyolution to establish the repub
e the real freedom and sovereignty Of the people, 70
quires The Italians would be made, therefor
10 choose the knayish system OF consttuiionllism In
| preferences to the blessings of self. government"
After the residing Of the extracts the meeting adjourned
/ |
Annual Meeting OF the Mercantile Library
| Association.
There large and ontbusiastic meeting OF the
members Of the Mercantile Library Association At Hope
Chapel last night upon the occasion Of reading the
| nu,l report of the Association
Upon the stand we noticed Hon Charles King, IL D
Peter Coo per, Esq, Nj Robot Kelly, and others
Charles King, Esq, was elected chairman and called
the meeting to order when the minutes OF the last meet
ing read by tbs secrstary Of the Society, W. h
Gould, Esq, and approved
The rrsasureis report then read BY the Secretary
in the absence Of the Treasurer, Abram Hslssy, E.q
The TessureI's report shows the Library, Anan;ay,
b in very nourshng condition, and there remains
in the treasury after meeting all the liabilities and &c
| mands OF the Library, G, 100.
The annual report Of the Pres dent W. L. Felt Esq
then read The reading OF thu report occupied
hours time, and listened to with much s,tenon
Tho report showed the Library TO Be In very flourish
ing condition, fast inoreasing In members, volumes
and usefulness. II stated that at present there wAt
much nconvenisnce for want Of roo and congratulated
fhafr IN