New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-25

ASsiyERsART OF THk 2fTH OF JUNE A meeting
was held at No. 100 Hester street. yesterday evening
Commemorative Of the French Revolution in 1913.
The President, N. Ribesut, delivered an impressive
address on the subject; while he exuted over their
tr,umpbs he lsmtnted the loss Of the brave who fell
martyrs to Liberty. Several patriotic speeches w.re
given by Messrs Patel, Enfrrt, Ra,er, Sdret Cnsri
her and DuteIne, when the meeting separated.
THy STEAMSHIP ATLAsTIc.-N q meatiug Of pas.
sepgrrs on board the United S,.tes Nail steamship
Atlantic. from Liverpool to New York June 81 1885,
on motion Of the Hon. Mlllard Fillmore, Erastus
Coming ESQ Of Alban,, called 70 the chair and
George Is Reese OF Philadelphia appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting having been expl,ited to
be TO express he opinion of the passengers in relation
to the steamer during the voyage M-gs ID. BENZ nin
Of New York, Gerald Y Dale of Pnad-lphis, ID. L
Kendall Of Boston, T.. X Jewe.t Of Buff,o, and C.
Saiferthwaite of Lndon, were appointed Committee
to prepare resolutions for that purpose.
Wbereupon the Committee, after retiring reported
the following:
Rseltei That the rzsDt attention OF Capt Oliver Edrss
to bis du'e Master Of sid vessel has all n-s s'sa u'
his skill aud salty whils his gsqe
nN ly deo sd polite stt@adon have contributed 20 hs
pfort o. aih. :hp o-n, p.i,rsn ., sns.s "ae or
the chip and usshfey AID We e.nnos hut express oar
essiba the discipline observed In dep mea
We therefore her with confidence TO tue travel
ins public ,.,., ...,
b, h- cicep the meeting b. presented to Captain oliver
Edndse accompanied =, the signatures Of he pa''-ns.
Ameeti,y Of the National Club was cauedto net
at Nations Hall last evening. A, the hpu' sppointe6
Mr. Van Rptr. the President, took the ch air, a. was
about 10 call the me-tipg to order he super
seeded BY Mr.. Duganpe, who SEEMED TO be a leader OF
the mob, and who moved that Mr. S;ok-y take the
chair; which motion was declared carried amid
prrst scene Of cotfusion Mr. Van Rper attempted to
spesk but the uproar wa 30 great he could not BE-
card. rush Was made for the platform,
and Mr.. Stokely succeeded in planting himself by
the side Of Mr.. Van Rper. committee OF five was
sppointed BY the mob TO draft resolutions, Mr.
Dugsnce being chairman. Mr. Van Riper asked the
priv ilege to expain himself, which ZONE we're cl'-
posed to grant bat a. he commenced his voice
was drowned by groans and Kisses The Com Dittee
on Resolutions then reported, and during the reading
Of one, which charged Van Ripper with receiving
o. 900 for selling the Club TO the Republicans,
ysn Ripper branded it as false when rush vas imine-
diaely made for him. but the wss then turned on
and during the darkness Van Roer made bis escape,
or be would undoubtedly have received very severe
treatmr nt a. there was every indication OF deer
mipstion to inala summary puci'bm"ot uPon hun.
The room was lighted again, aad the ro~des had
their proceedings from 6rst to last as every cotton
that was put was dee!aitd carried by dozen voices,
amid shouts and cheers, groans and Kisses The
meeting finally adjourned, and marched tome d.
Nicholas Hotel to serenade the distinguished tx
President.
THyyr OF A BAssyR BT Ksow-SorHnS--OSE
OF 1EY PAKrns ARsSsrkD.-Monday bgot ABOUT
lel O'Clock party of Know -Nothings %voteeT Al
tachtd 10 Mr. Fillmore met q; Aca'eay nA'' "
BIosdwey, nt aly opposite Bond street i 'ne'7 '"4
then cut down and carried Of the R-ps''ean oaonel
! which had been stretched acros- Bros~aY "' ,n1-
place. This upvsrrantable act of aggression ana 'a'
cepy was witnessed in par b. Joee9n Z. r'-'hns''
esq. brother to Councilman Pnckney rfes'de'' :" n7
Board Of Couneimen. VIII, f,owed the tre-pt'se's
through various streets, aud for f.S vi 'eoe"'7
sonal vol.tce at their hapds gave ~ the cuss'' i
terdsy mon ing MI P,rckney apparel o~,o'e A"'e''
nan Clancy Of the Sixth Ward tnes set'ns Mas S''ae
a, The Tomb ard made application fH se4rcn-
warrant, at TIE ssrne time setting TORN III %
ths. he had probable cause 70 suspect mar tne oann
il question yshed At 800 Wa f.l.nioasly -toi-n "
Aupus.u. T. Houel. Jacob Gree and Others 'oa
that -aid prpt-tv or a part 'bsrecf was then coz
ces,ed in the dwelling Or publch house q uioe''
Dean -ou,h eas, corner of Grand ard E'~sA 'l'e-s
| On this cog plart Alderman Clancy ''s1ea .
warrant. which hosever, resulted u 'ne -,
beng recovered, ard its vhereaoonf 'e'
| BY the owners.
| wsusnt for the arrest Of GeoSs 500 ~
an,,wsrd i.ueJ. and late in the DAY s.. D. -
Smith and ofscer Dickson, of the Lover h'e Uoas,,
captured Grues 10 Chatham street 49, ,,,.
| Frelch's Hs'eI, be jus; tsvins isH '-@
| cs-sion be il said TO take drink
Grc.. Wa. .atsr to The rSab WIZ .oGs '' sa.
wald append poatciaDs Of al in''s''A''f ''p' '4-
| tie geatsst excitement flioSed-
Mr. Pnekpey. bsire po'eHi 80. e-i.rG' Gro nv,
.n .tditioud .md,vt, Of which the f0l'""'ns i
| copy: 60, y.,t,. pl.se A..
p-ths s s, Ws s, 81 TIE Chy Of Ne~-Yxt 80
'.s.s o.s "a s:t5 %. .i .ss e e.a.ss
hon, Of p-.mis Nc set b., a., he ~ oraA,ble
2; =. .., Ss.'T, H. H.s ,s' ;.sss
| e1o Cameo ssI ~ Ssusxr being tss pro9sry
SSss s R.pSb:icca E..c1iiv, Co~n'ss~s q the CaI