The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-09
THE IRISH BRIGADE.

The coors for the thrco New YORK regiments Of this
brigade will BIO presented on Thursday nexl, a, Ten
O'Clock, by the ladies whose gift they The Hon.
Judge Daily, John r. Doyle, Malcolm Campbell! and
other popslar and eloquent gentlemen viii address tho
soldiers behalf Of the ladies, on the occa-
sion. The Very Reverend DR.. Stars, tho Vicar .e
neral Of NV York, will ofhciatc, instead of Arch
bishop Hughes, on his way to Europe, on be.
half Of the government a the United States. The
patriotic and venerable archbishop having, before TO
left requested Stars u MN this highly
Interesting ceremony The Ceiones Of tho three resi
m,nts are busy they sossbly be- gett ng t.g
and affairs into proper trim Tor thor departure 10
the # The brigade we .nGe'saHd Il anxious
y looked for in Washington, and there is no Aoub u wi
realize the expectations, briat as th.y are, that hAyc
conceived il the pu6ic mind. eDione Meagrr
has issued an imperative order, as acting Rsigsdisr
General of the brigade, directing all the prvates AMI
officers Of the brigade TO report Themselves 1t Fort
Schuyler without ta, tomorrow, NoYenber 10, a SIN
O'Clock A. H. Any officer failing 70 DO 80 VII tofe his
position al uacc. Any privae failing TO do Will
az dcsertc-. This order Of Colonel Me.Suer's
applies - eyary elreiea private and OH III
the brigade, wlether in or out Of astora Apropos 10
Uniform, h,ld and star officers n the 6fite a
well the line officers, viii he distinguished by black
hat with groe. feather the humber IL their respe tive
regiments being embroidered In gold within wreath 4
gotlen shanrotSs emerald ground of velvet. TIL
Iqvaes win weas bat similar TO the one worn by thu
officers, bpt, in5load OF III s.eeA feather vii mount
green cccSu3e There viii be n gl,ana review 1T the
ent re brgela Fort Schy or tomorrow O'Clock
p NJ poiivorhs band win be in attendance. Vslcss,
however to the fort viii haSe TO e1bib rassos sigaeu ~
the aeii,tr bre.Gier These csa lie had Al, the head
quarters the brigade, 5e6 Broadway. Everything
looks bright for ie Irish Brigade, and tcHs OF thousands
heartily sh IL the fullest mcsscre u ard CORY
Yhs org 8nittion having IN charge tie raising ta3s
to s,d our patriotic Irish follow ct2ls Is COM >e
The (o ow NIX etcient cicers have been elected prosi
dent ose Stuart, 80 SasSa street; Woo fresi DENTS,
Richard neH, - Pine street Richard 0'Gorman I'D
Broadway; Treasurer, Eugene Kelly, i84 Fulton street;
Secretary 1ohu T. oye, Is Wall street The ward cen
mittecs ysho axe in charge the coteti in their
neg tt Of
will lose opportunity to benedt the noble causc in
which the brigade is eRgasei. All persons having fcnds
in hand are requested faad them ~ the Ttea
surer M hely Donations Iaay DE- given 20 any Of the
officers or any member Of the sub committees.
10 the EDITOR OF TBe rrgALD.
NV IoRE, Nov. S, 1851.
S,--!n your account Of the presentation Of conrs TO
the Third irish regiment in a days ssue, you give the
irish American adies Of New York he credit of working
and p esentifg two Tags The truth is the ladies pre-
scented one flag, and the gcntomen presented the green
flag Of Firm with all the beautiful cmbeius OF old lie
land. Wi you please give TAI an Insertion, and oblige,
respectfully, yours, THOMAS MORLEY, committee
PATE h. KELLY,
JAMES CONROY, J gentlemen.
Thomas WHEEIAN, Treasurer