New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
Among the old Irish airs played by Dodworshs band
was that Of the Little Bold Fox"
The Hon, John r. DAILY nro.;Jo1 an..,

The third toast, Ireland, the home OF fathers
| was responded to in a Bong, by DIR. Carmichael.
The fourth toast, Tie City Of Ne8-York," brought
! out the following poetic gem:
Tuus rom Beggss Opers" sncs Laws nsde for eyory
oh, could va Do IL N,ls ao.hsm ofour1,
A. we would do in ve,5eu bowers
aeiecs hs 1889 a., .sd Ae s is nSt Levers
n Aldermen would bu, isyp their claws
Ant had little respect forth laws.
Whist Eeageu on earth we'd make IT.
Is Jspancso bils aid dizzy s.rec.S,
Ard tho vorS Cha, IN thcr corporate seats
II the part Of Asernsnic nature
We got no aid from forUgndo Wcodi
bio 1, noe 1T. % do whatever be could;
The New. fork itsisic5oTa
The ilfh toast, Civil and rel yous liberty" was
duly responded to, as also the siEsh toast "Ihe
poets dramaysts and oTatOrsOf Ireland" The seventh
toast Our sister societies. was responded 10 by hr.
Pntcbard Of the S.. Georges Society, Mr. NoTfie Of
The s., Andrews Judge Roosevelt Of the st. Nicholas
and Mr. Choate Of the Nc7y-Eugand Society.
In announcing tho eighth toast, The Press" tho
President said Il gave hin great pleasure 70 announce
that they had with them the grateful presence Of Mr.
RGs,e the Crmean correspondent Of The London
Tines, Mr. Ruseell Yas received with great and long
continued cheering He commenced his address by re-
ferng % tho practice in England Of members Of tue
prcss returning thanks for the honcrs they received
through ito mediums Of their jou.nals the following
morning. He would gladly adopt such course if it
would not offend them, and he thought that perhaps
the members Of their own press tho proper per.
sons 70 respond on that occasion. When no
was coming over tho other day across tho
Atlantic, which was not very pleasant me-
dunn Of communication in tho month Of
March a very unfortunate bird wac driven, in tie
gloom and ObscuIiy the night 10 ud refuge in the
Mates breast. The supers.ious sailor carried her
down just as We were all going to bed. Ho brought
IL 10 them ne q sea parrot. IL was said i, could not
speak A young lady very properly remarked, 81
suppose its BOBBY" [Lsuybter.l II be could not
speak bee would not DO a5 the LOBBY Cd 70 trusting
fnler-he should net bite H. Lad been The speakers
unfortunate lot TO be rather stormy petrol than
lad been cast ont water but he hoped and trusted,
and believed that there was no hand in ttia country
which would be Tahed 20 ahcd = b.1ncr 3 blood:
lGreat and long continued ciecIirgl hr. Russell
continued: Gentlemen, believe rae, that the
press-.he pocsS wherever it is 70 be
found-wln find ito freost development, aud
It's largest life and It's most libarl Interpretation,
In the land where tie freedom Of opinion IL founded
upon the larges. basis icLeersl; and we who ere
children Of the press, great end email, in England,
shall gieye deeply indeed ii all arguments arc cot
a uaTgh and II all words fau dead and lis'l9se,
by seeing tie position o. the two great parties, where
we hoped 10 lind unaniuiy in the cause OF progress
and In tue csuse Of liberal representation. Surely il is
not the Office Of the press 10 chronicle tie lirmphs Of
dcspo,iun nor wherever the voice Of tie press Is
raised in any part Of Europe 10 advocate ho question
Of outrage 10 be me, With e counter voice fom Amer
lea al your arguments are bsleless and foundation
lasI" o came not here 20 speculate on the ieor1cs
OF government All 10 cclld say Was tba. the
nut eypearei 10 be Of tbs. szs and that color,
and, according % the best Of his abilities, 10
should de-i-e the nut, and very extensive one u
was, aud q worry hard one 10 cIaSA. I-a pEc7ions
l.. ~ Ia fH. -
and cereinly he hoped they would have very general
circulation. but he could answer Ior .lls, That he
wCuh nothing OXtoui4;e, and n0silnS down IL
malice" lie would net say that they were
madmeu, ard drunken FOOLS as hsd been re-
marked who, growing idio,ic il their prosperity
rich in every hing whi5hthc had over slone upon
had committed act OF national suicide. lotto the
nave in which hat would 20 would Do buried
COuwitGionsl GOrsFumeIt admiriug Elgll.hmaI OF
Irish birth, Gud presented himself before them az ~
EDglishmaa with strong Irish tendencies. Nothing
would more grove bis heart or the heart OF
any man, who, IN any part Of the world sought
tbs development Of The doctrine Of the light Of
man 20 make bis own lave and 10 govern himself.
But he met daily with The asseti - the. tire OK
pertinent had now aud here reached It's end in ashes
For Gods sake excllned the speaker, prese.ye those
in Europe from this and enable thCm with the logical
facts TO stake blow for the liberty OF mankind on tbe
other side Of tho world. LEnthud.Jtic cheering
e came here AZ period Of great difficulty and groa.
voices Of the storm around him the intensity
Il the emotions and passions that gave /,
BIRTH bat he could no' he va old not believe 'ba. tho
eople Of the Uned States about 70 oast to the
yuds, to whistle down prey 20 fortune tic greatest
legacy nation ever yet received.
Sir. Russell closed by saying that II the terrible day
0f c0niic. in this country sould come no trusted that
tho Iish COLDER would DO his duty 10 tho land Of his
adoption.
Other taass ard speeches followed, and Tho seetyi
ties were kept up till late hour.
TIE CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.
This anniversary was duly celebrated yesterday In
Brooklyn by eevegal benevolent associations and one
two military companies. The LaboreTs Union Be
norclsn, Society and the Ancient Order Of H,bcrnars
formed in the morning and marching through the prin
pal streets passed in review before tie Mayor and
members Of the Common Council in front Of the City
Hall. They presented fine appearance each member
being in fa regsia, while d number of fine banners,
Hags, harps, and glied slaves added 20 tho general
eject. The Associations were preceded by bands OF
nude. The Shamrock Society and Napier Tandy Ar
ery Gre sed 10 NewYork TO take par. II the proceed
irss there. There unusual occurrences, and
oil Appeared 10 pass of in an orderly and agreeable
manner. Ths twelfth anniversary OF the st. Pstiieks
Society Of Brooklyn was celebrated Montague Hall
il tie evening with supper.
IAL CELEBRATION IN JERsEY CITY.
There WAS 40 public demonstration in Jersey City
yeGtrjay. large number OF persons proceeded 10
Nsw-Yo.. for tie purpose Of joining 10 tho celebration
thor.
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