Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22
ny CORRESPONDENT OF THE "s.s DIEGO HERALD,

SANTA CRux. Dec. 6. 1853.
Dear "Herald',-The follow ing "ca!l'' for a
mass meeting, appeared posted in several parts Of
city, on Saturday last.
"M"ss Meeting-All the patriotic citizens of
this city are invited 10 attend q mass meeting 10
be held at the City Hall, on The evening Of Mon.
day the 9th inst, for the purpose of taking into
consideration The heroic act oil Captain IngraIam
IN saving the life OF an adopted American citizen,
in foreign port;-snatching him as it were, from
The very Jaws OF Austrian despotism! The fol-
towing gentlemen have been invited, and il il
expected, will address the meeting.
Mons. Jean jacques Romfadeu, a distinguish
ed French exile.
Patrick OBJ. Jabers, ESQ., a DISTINGUISHED
Herr Hans vandam schpoodleman, an exiled
German of celebrity.
Sig IandIlini Spozxini. chief of the celebrat-
ed anli-despot'c "caUalll," an exile ofItaiy.
Bling Aling Tumchow XII, an ESCAPED Oh nese
| rebel and refugee.
Poniatowski Pizwisk. ESQ.,. late prisoner in
the Siberian Mines-a renowned pole
Gen. Ktakoyitch BIuiazy yiityich, an ofic. in
the hungarian army in '4S, and Assistant Comm;s.
sary under Kossutn.'
Pursuant TO the above summons, a large and
enthusiastic assemblage Of our citizens, convened
in front of the Town Hall, long before the ap-
pointed hour. Precisely at 8 O'clock the meeting
was called TO order, and opened by an appropri-
ate prayer from the Rev. Hazekiah Push. On
motion OF Prof. S. S. Squizzeus, Solomon Pike,
ESQ.,, OF Missouri, was called TO the chair, and
seven Vice Presidents, and secretary, nomina-
ted, and elected.
The chairman after few brief remarks ON the
oLlect OF the meeting, said that before proceeding
TO regular business, he wished to express his re.
grets at being obliged TO state that four OF the dis
tinRuished foreigners invited, found it impossible
10 attend, viz :-ihe Greek, Italian, Chinese, and
Polish exiles.
As some ofthe notes sent to that effect was rath
- pro!ix, he would only read one frCm Sig. Spoz
zinl, The celebrated Italian, written in his own
ldlom. he at the same time, begged the excuses
oil his fellow citizens for the non-attendanee of the
other gentlem, n. Sis. Spozzinrs mole was then
read. Of which the following is copy:
SanlinicruZoni Di. s..
"Signore II PRESIDENT.
QuestA maccaroni 10 sentoml una indispozzi-
zoni Vemicell non iol addesso mini! inf iii?
ID tamil pap, felichi,-e, o, qui scndi eli tuzzy-
muzEl. All non giunge phizgiei glotissssimi liter
tati dt Americana hombogati Itiiiityflt,inzi Oni.
pOniloni gozz1fCzzodozzo.-da! II sui siryente.
d. Srozzin."
The noble sentiments here so boldly, though
briefly expressed. called loud cheer from The
crowd. The chairman then offered a series of res-
buttons approving of the conduct Of Captain In
graham. Sthe smyrna affair, and rendering him
on behalf of the people. the freedom Of the city Of
santa Cruz in box, which were received with
rounds of applause, and unanimously adoptee-
The chairman now brought forward and presented
Mons. Jean Jaeques Ron ladieu, the French exile,
who would, heSsaid. address the meeting in Eng
iish. Mons. r.. . sallow, thin gentleman, with
an ieligenceot expression and ytyacIty of move
meniI fully arresting hisgaliic origin. He was re-
eeiSea WIN three hearty cheers, and responded