The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-11

meeting OF the committee appointed 10 arrange solo
braton IN boDor Of thesnch reycide osiai aad Pfr,
was hefd Friday night AT the seuben Huse, 19i Bowery,
Leon Case in the chair, pursuant to the folio ~ia call
Snnvs.ros IN HesoR or THE DEATH or oa,IsI .sp
PiFnRi-A large pumber Of men of ufJpean aud Amsti
d cent have resolved 70 honor The death of the aryrs
men, ando that purpose tn has been
elected The SAID committee has come 10 Inc resolnon of
ba-pR large and solemn procession s1h torches Within
frtnph therefore we csi sn private so,ieies and, in
parake in ths numeronsy as possoe TO give
notice OF y to the committee IN he shortest time and send
dek gates 70 be preasn az the sDg the cenuse Fri
oay sprs rresmep os ~ nations ossr yolrsl ves ca!
souh and work with to reanzs solemnty by which
friends snd fellow ia orers on he ohr SIDE r the oo ao may
sn,s may p. given he Proof that the soil q Aaerics
20 break Gown aoa % & nor nr e on @ rns
the universal republic Cornmee Tor he eessoraton Of
sfausRN nACs, 2ei and 293 Bowery.
All the delegates who attended meeting Of Sunday
last, at the same place were present. besides large
number Of others. gentleman offered himself "a dele
gate from the society Of Italians but after discus
sion - 10 whether he properly repressaed tho Italian
revolutionary element, be was not received
Mrs.. CAsn said--Ar. President would that all
gentlemen be excluded from seats at the table except the
members Of the old committee, the reporters and su;h
new delegates as may be admitted.
This motion produced some dissatisfaction. One gentle
man e, the room rather Indignantly saying that that
enough for him. and implying that insutsd soe
confusion followed, but the motion withdrawn, aud
the retiring member returned
Tho CHMRMAS read letter from member Of the com.
mitteo, Louis Hrabousky, Hungarian, stating tina. he had
been attacked his Office by I've suspicious looking men,
Who threatened his life because he had become member
Of the committee and asking permission 10 withdraw bs
name In consequence.
Ter read but after short discussion his resignation
accepted Tho chairman thought that the fact of his being
attacked proved that his action the committee
uabe and honorable and that they ought rather 10 stand
by him brother revoutonist than 10 part with hun;
for they oil attacked In his person That however
did not TO be the opinion OF the committee. Nr.
Kept moved that order to facilitate business every
thing had been confusion up TO this point separate con
nittees Of the different nstonalties-Erench, German,
American Hungarian and P0lshshould be formed and
hold consultations different psrs Of the room aud elect
delegate from each who should form central
death Of On sin ana Picrr rus motion tenr agreed To-
the different nationaes retired for bali hour 10
suit In the interval ar John Allen addressed the meet
ing saying that hs knew the circumstances OF the aa
Mr. Hrabousky; that the parties who intidaLed him
HuDgar who had asked for amnesty from the
Austrian Emperor and did not wish any Hungarian TO he
mixed up with this movement In behalf Of freedom. lie
thought that far from accepting tae resna
Non they should nsst on his remaaing the committee
pledge themselves, and all 10 stand by him 10 the
last only to protoc. him. bat 10 punish the reptiles who
had threatened him This sentiment responded to by
MI Hrsbousky, who said that Mr. Aliens version Of the
affair correct, and that or the had suus
shot, and only for the interference of his partner biz lie
would have been taken Great appIAuse followed these
remarks, and vote taken ON Mr.. Hrabousky %
election IA member OF The committee, which was car
ried unanimously.
The delegates from The nao1alitses then entered and
reported through Mr.. CRUDE that they had decided 10
select executive committee OF sreang the three
hnsuagc--Fronch, German and Tag nh-as the Poles
and Hupgarans understood french The committee WA
follows
fTeaet--F Trueiferd.
Grna~-rIenry crude.
English (American) Leon Case.
They reported in favor OF torchlight procession.