The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
The Execution Of Orx1Bi and Plerrf.
PREPARATIONS TO HONOR THHrR MEMORY.


About three hundred admirers Of the late attempt on
the life OF the Emperor Of the French assembled yester
day afternoon in the seuben House, Nos 2ei and 2o3
Bowery to organize public manifestation in honor Of
Orsini and P,erri.
The meeting being called 10 order Mr.. SropprtnEIs was
nominated chairman He said that the intended nantes
taiions ought to be great and imposing possible All
the organized sooetesSangerbunds and
should be invited 70 take part IT, with their banners
flowing and appropriate symbols for the by our
dcmonsraon said he, tho tyranu will hear that thero
are In this country sufficient elements Of regouton 10
make them remble on their thrones. The procession
should march through the principal streets Of the city and
halt In front Of the City Hail. where orators of the dre.
rent nations should addr their oounirymen He moved
that Committee OF Arrangements should be elected TO
take the necessary measures 10 carry out the views OF
nessrs wAIsu and IruSx proposed ,hs, all tbos. who
would participate in the demonstration should wear
Grape respect TO the memory Of orsni and Perr the
Mr. JoHN AIrS said that great events were preparing
In Europe. The chains under which the nations now
thousands and thousands would rather die thar Continue
10 be brute slaves As 10 the intended demonstration let
us do some'hing worthy Of tho men who lately suffered
death for the liberties OF the word-worthy 6 prnc
ples-worthy OF Washington lafayette those great
heroes Of liberty. He moved that committee be chosen
OF three delegates for each nation-France Germany
Italy. England, Scotland, America and Ireland
Mr.. MAURICE WucH said he was captain OF the First
Irish Brigade thai bis father had fought for the liberties
Of Ireland and he claimed that his country repre-
sented distinct from EnglAnd.
An ORATOR, whose name were unable 10 ascertan q, ,
remai kei that this was not question Of separate
atty but one OF the freedom OF all nations
Mr. KARI Germ wshcd 10 state, before the noui-
nation OF the committee that The matter in quesson
OF the highest importance. We must prove 20 friends
Europe that whilst enjoying full liberty here We do
not remain Inactive We must prove that worthy
OF the men who attempted 10 put 10 death the yran who
rules France, and that We are ready, necessary, TO
make sacrifices for their liberty
BE moved tha, . commemorative pamphlet be pub
shed and that subscrpton be taken 10 defray the
penses.
This unanimously agreed 10.
The nomination Of the members n the committee was
then taken up, and the following citizens eleoed:-
GkRMANs-Cuzens seller, CRUDE, g. kapn, Stoppelben
and Petersen.
FRKSo-Tusilier, Peetier, IesIne.
Maurice WEIGH, Colonel Dopohue
ENcftsH AND SCorCH-F. s. Graham.
AssRrcAys-Ieen Case, John Allen.
HuNgaRkN-Lewis Hrsbovszky.
Mrs IFoS CAr added 70 the committee 10 repre-
sent romcn's devotion 10 the cause.
As there were but few Italians present n was de-
cded that the should invite the Italian residents
Of New York 70 appoint delegation 70 join the com.
mttee, which will in few days publish In the news
papers where and how the public demonstration will take
place
An rh gentleman then took the stand 20 say that the
kenesses OF 0rsn PERI Panori the other martyrs of
liberty should be placed every house the image
OF Christ
His remarks were received with tremendous applause
The proceedings we're clssed with the hymn or the
Marsellose.