The New York herald., 1862-08-23

yhcVs o. sf''is snat crsaed your dam bravery IN
t~,N.-T saN',or - nra - 10 ihi~,s :,
weary moah lhey hl on cap ivity, s.t ,'''ng ~.
I Insults aud imirsonme :, aid tarnius a dei q
gar - YOU s rep esent tive m,n, and a ch have
inflicted a You So Gle Of torture n tie IN elp !
bolt N i0rci K sou aud year fellow u. a. a
M pirth abandon yolr inst nctive ~ atty 20 the oil
Z The h VAN as tile malice was imp itnt
No lave borne YOUR suaeriags with heroic end lrs.c
/ not even mn,mgr has escaped your lp@: and y
ional they have indicted has but int 'nsh d
Irishman r hs,red OF treason, as ae as has dcte
alton 10 punish the peridN aud crGclly oi your cap
tprs. In,us 'uds 10 thom already ii front o. The
enemy, thousands but waiting for you 10
your esnip, ge tho insults AMI wrongs that yo
have suffered. We need no better proof of the attc us
uacter q this rebellion than tne spectce sou have
tnesscd Of true hearted Irish Americans being thr
In loaihesome prisons aud subjected 10 mni-
treatment Tor uther offence but rofis.
Ing 10 become, like their Prosecutors, guilty Of
l. III rjury ard Treason General we thank you for
the prompLitudo and gaiantry with which you have
again tendered yous services 70 te yerument an We
congratulate you tho appsecive response of tn G.
sicnt. In promoting you hs has but recognized your
merits and met the universal expectation and desire.
But. II anticipaons shall be realized yea friends
rush your standard with the enthusiasm have
% expect, they will swell your command TO pro
portions that will require from The President still higher
comnls lsson Sir, | will not detXin you longer. Your
ftiends impatient OF everything that rostrins thom
from grasping you warmly by the hand la the name Of
the Corporation and of every citizen, again bid you
heart warm welcome to tho city Of your adoption.
Two scrolls OF par hment hon presented by Alder
Farley to the Mayor bohaf OF the Common Coun
oil and these his Honor presented TO tho General Thcy
contained The rcsoutio.s Of the Common Council adoed
In January last, relative to the steps then deemed
sary be taken Tor the relief OF Colonel Corcornn also
the letter of the Mayor conveying these resoulo.s
Colonei Corcoran, which un,l yesterday ne never
ccivcd.
GENERAL CoecoRAy's REILLY.
Mr.. Mayor return humble thanks Tor tho
high you have paid me- and the kind greeting you
have extended my arrival in my adopted city.
Thirteen years ago first put my the soi Of Anc
RIGA, and 1t in tho streets OF this city first trod
Stree that time have taken the deepest interest in its
welfare, AID fct proud rs any living man ever felt of
the growing prosperity Of the city ot my adoption up
to the time that this war was thrust upon
leave Iia' for ,ae sceas of Of coaalcs @ it, was
vouchsaied 10 - render any ngthcned vaaa
bic service. for wa early carrioi OIL captive But
could Tie OF the times. felt proud of hs gone
rosity and 10 living coaid feel prcuder than did
seeing the nob!c manner in which New York did
Part IL this Mr. Mayer, you have truly said
that the South has tried to shake te fidelity OF the
Irish people; but say on their behalf in tins time
made have failed. All the attempts made, anywhere
or evsrywhese, or that ever may be made,
and loyalty of the Irish people to ths government and
this land. The Irish people true to American nsstu
ons Wherever American soil there treads Irish
to-day, wherever ho can speak without fear of mo
etion he will speak ana fight too for the support and
maintenance of the national institutions Of this free re-
public. feel proud, proud now that Providence had or.
de- e. r'ghaps that this Let should be cast ir that
was Z on 70 prove the fidelity Of 10y Y people, shs
a sss asss.y saak anf coa @ sa o ss
me strength 10 prove it TO tho end. (Appause. ~
thor hooney Affected Hear him, s,r How sinpia and
true.") Mr.. Mayor, am thoroughly aware, sir, Of my
unwortsuess 70 receive this high honorc he welcomed
the guest OK this groa. city hoaor aud distinct
done good service the STATE. have done nothing 70
this honor have not distins myself beyond
! my fidelity to tho unon--esyond my desire and my
the nantsnanos 4 tho institutions under wSdh W.
| live. such ovation this may perhaps dc
some public good, and am entirely in your hands
Rat come emcngs you lot 10 stay aor 70 tarry bu
with much speed ~ possible 10 return 10 the Geld
hope when returo 20 New York that peace viii once
! again spread her banner over the land such
oyed WHOM first put my feet GU this soil Ny fellow
citizens Of irish birth have nobiy done their dcty in t
crisis aud they shall continue, know % do their wo,;
duty to Tie cJuptry. j have but come hero to i
there are men willing to Gght with me- lkhow there
bring back the old Sixty nnh to give them al oppor
tunty Of recrganzing aud ag'n taking the aeid viii
| their old Colonel.
Father McoSsY fImpulsivslyj land with their oil
Gsucral CoRcosAs--My cid friend, tell them that
viii be all together agaln will take with me those
o tried gallan.ry aud bravery Mr. Mayor my friend.
/ anxiousy awaiting and as shall have an oypar
tny this evening os exrres s.iue my views where ca'
lie iure clearly heard shsi not detain you longer 10
the high honor the city through yoa, is paying me- th
only rccompcuse car make giving myself to your se
4 ani Wiling 10 Nf doWN my lIs IoI
nance os the Union and ha perpetlaton os the Dtit
! tious OF this free republic.
cercral Corcoran then SHOOK hands with tho Mayor
and movc OF departure m4c. Immodiately rusi
10 shake hands with him made and from that rusi
crowd he only extrcact by the hcrcuiean eort
of tho pocc BIT all order at end. TIE Super
uteaden, had not taken his accustomed precautions AM
there was remedy.
IL was nearly hour alter the Gene. al entered M
carriage ha, the military cortege dccd out Of the Park
amt proceeded slowly through the clicked ap
THE RECEPTION Al THE PARK.
The friends Of Ccrcoran-thelr name Is egon-wert
most enthusiastic in this vicinity II would be nex
TO impossible number the thousands who werc congre
gea from Fulton t. Chambers s,rests, and all aYouIt
the nelghborhood OF this radius. Flags and banuers
bcarrg all kinds Of pa,ri,ic inscriptions gay faurtc