The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

ANsrvKRsAKr or THE FRENCH RxvorunoS,-rhe 30
ciety Of the RpSbiqs Uwiversels making prspara
items TO celebrate with procession and banquet the
nivsrssry Of the Gath Of February ls4s The following
circular has been addressed TO all the democratic soce
ties of New York
Citizens the history Of every people traces back to
some brilliant events whose remembrance serves, in
process Of time to mitigate the bitter remembrance Of
ths past and TO inspire confidence for the future.
When the anniversary VI those events back IL Ii
the duty OF all those inspired with the faith TO
semble fraternsly and celebrate in holy communion
been made to restore the lost liberties Of nation.
Citizens, your hearts, as ours are full Of grief On the
BY tyrsnts and in the nmoss Of YOUR
hearts you must preserve and still maintain high hopes
Of its final emancipation. You cannot remain cold
spectators Of the feast to celebrate saturday
the oath instant in commemoraton Of dear revolu
tion of February 1S48 Let unite together that
day, hand In hand, and hearts beating in unison
Come and unite with in expression Of regret for
departed friends and pay homsge TO our martyrs and
combine In aspiration for the esta blshment
OF universal republicanism.
SUDDEN DEATH ON BOARD or THE STEAMBOAT SrATKS
lsIANpER.-Coroner VIM. B. Noble, Of Staten Island.
held inquest yesterday afternoon the body Of
Patrick Walsh who suddenly died board the steam
boat Staten Islander while her three O'Clock trip
anding 70 Quarantine dock verdi;t rendered,
that the deceased his death by disease of the
heart He dressed in mixed sanet coat and pants
black Kossuth hat red woollsn under shirt which
q striped cotton shirt and q white cotton shirt .
wooIen comforter around his neck and body; had on
his feet woollen socks and boots; about 20 Is
years Of age about five feet inches high; had cot
ton umbrella, aud enamelled cloth valise with him.
REPORT TaE EASTERN DsPkSsARY.-The folio wing is
the report of this institution for the month of January
Patients attended at the Office, 1885 Males, 67s fe
males 907 Patients attended at their dwellings,, 378
Males 14T females 229 Number of persons vaccinated
SO. Males, 10 females, 81 Total, 2,Oll There were
cured or relieved ss4 sent to hospital 49, remain ng
der treatment, IS; and died IA, or the whole
her there born in the State of York. $751; in the
United States 49, and In foreign countries ,297. Me-
6icsl advice and medicine usual furnished gras
the number Of prescriptions put up for the month being
East. The largest number in one day was 149; the
smallest number As. Average per diem "a.
WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.-1he Oeeanus Fire Engine
Company No II intend to celebrate the coming auniver
sary of washington's birthday, the ed inst an
appropriate They will partake Of grand sup
Per NJ Lovejoys, In Broadway number Of presenta-
tons will he made and several distinguished persons
have SIGHTED their intention of being present
Tn AMERICAN EXCHANGE BASK.-At the last meeting
of the directors Of this bank the resign alton of A.
Negs rendered and accepted, and Mr.. George Cee
appointed to the vecant post Resolutions highly
Elementary to M Megs were offered, and unanimously
adopted by the board,