New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

rsSeive sas Caiiferais Delegation John O'xshoDsy
occupied the chair -
Mr.. Ssodfcrd Of the Badge Committee reported that
the bsbees which had been proposed could not bs
procured without great difficulty. and he "rs-
mended that hey be dispensed with. No actS was
taken. 49,
Me-. Carey Of s$e Reception Committee reported ne
California DelegaSoa had been received, and was &C
the Aston House.
Mr.. Carey presented the following letter from m
officer of St. Pstrick's CsAedraI:
'rsw.YoKK: SEPT. Il. iscl
s.T. @ .b.at p..c,qy ,hs I;zss, Y " Mea.aas ssy
to tie Archbishops segs1son place rer,ips IL "a.
receiving tmb Calvary Cemetery Also, pleas. isserss -.
comnase Z win be ,scessaIy to be hths Cahsd q 'b.v
opirs to see you tai; evening tome-row ornias %
s.sir ..1S Ss a' orders '''''' most E%sr
Judge Connolly said that he thought permi-siss
might be obtained to place the remssns 10 q tits
vaults until the time OF their fual departure. He
woul much prefer to see them taken from the, place
than from the cemetery.
In answer to Judge Connolly Mr. Coz stated tbss
he had bad an interview with the Archbishop In reia
tion to the placing Of the remains in one OF the van
of the Cathedral aud that bic Grace had stated that
such proceeding could %, be permitted. was IN
simissablc ia any ease
Mr. McGrath moved that the Committee which had
waited upon the Archbishop wait upon him again. to
solicit tho performance Of high of requiem to
morrow, and that the remains be removed TO Calvary
Cemetery, 10 remain until they sent TO Ireland.
The motion carried, and two additional nance
were added to the Committee WI ch Is as follows:
Col Meagher, w. L. Cole, Michael Connolly, Michael
Phelan ard d. 0Conper.
A Committee previously appointed consisting
of Captain Phean, Judge Connolly and Edward
Carey to visit the delegation and escort the gentlemen
composing il to the committee room, where they
would be formally introduced to the members Of ths
] Committee.
This COMMITTEES ut o'dbck p. mn, escorted 20 Cali
fornia delegation TO he rocms. TIE gentea ~ were
introduced by Mr.. Ell. Casy. TIE Chair M Mr..
0'Maboney, welcomed Captain Smsh and Mt.>Ksv
anagh in appropriate speech Captain smi.s re-
sponded briefly. Final arrangements in regard 70 the
proceedings Of tomorrow NEers not completed btt the
following viii be the prog-stnxe The remaino win
remain on the steamer Champion Vntil tomorrow
morning. in charge Of the guard Of honor Of the Phsnz
Zouaves when they will be removed escorted by ths
guard and detachmen, from the Goth regiment to 81.
Patrick's Cathedral, whence, after High Mas re-
quiem they will be placed in the receiving vault OF
Calvary Cemetery, TO remain there few days, un1f
the Committee can make yements 10 send them "
Ireland.
The Executive Committee will meet this afternoon
at o'clock at the Astor House. 10 make the conclud.
ing arrangements for the escort of 10 morrow.
Tie following order has been issued by Lieut.Cols
Nugens, commanding the 69th Regiment:
sATfoNAL CADETS.
HxApeuAxrERs esru RsGIxysT. N. Y. 8. MI
New. orb, Sept Ia 1861.
The and members Of this regmsn notified 10 0tnerN
Order No viii saserble ct the ESSEX Market On
Monday the 18th ins at u O'clock TO escort the rsaaata
Of late dlstinguishod sLd gallant cnunGymAn, B. No
Msnus. BY order OF -
LIEUf col ROBERT NUGESr.
Commanding 6sth Resnsne.