The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26
IRELAND FOR THE IRISH.
Immense Demonstration I'm
Jones' WODG.
Speeches of Lieut.. Colonel Roberts.
Colonel O'Mah0ny, Judge Con-
molly and others.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS,

ascendant German concerts German banques pic MICS
&c. NowYork resounded TO the music of three thou
sand German singers; the slopes of Jones' Wood
covered by Heterogeneous of Teuton men, women,
children and lager bier glasses Yesterday Ireland orded
il supreme The Fenisns occupied the places of the
Germans the lager bier glasses and the woods rang
again with the ns5ive music ofthe Cet The fourth annual
pcuc of the Manhattan Circle the occasion. Over
Ave thousand o the foes TO English rule INDUCED
in sports ard pesaimes of Old Country while
soerably than ten thousand of their friends and
admirers assisted tlem with will. It is said that the
German race together by the bond song but
q more powerful bond unites Irishmen Wherever
they may oe no people love their country more than
they do. Though divide them from her Shores
though alien skies be above them, they still are
souengrossing feeling Of love Of country which
denes alike the influence of oppression and time 1t is
also SAID that Irshmen can together without
having row, and that broken heads the partc
pators reminder of the meeting. This is a thor
oughty English idea, and, like everything pertaining
'perldious Albion is entirely false Nothing dis
turbed the harmony which reigned yesterday through
out-no urawling, high words nothing partaking of
The nature of row-al passed off as quietly could
b. wished. And still there plenty of fun, singing
and swinging dancing and all ''sorts civ divarshun.'
In fact, IL
REMoDELLED DoNNyBRooK.
Who has heard Of this famous field, noted for
Fun and froc where il stated, Irishman is in his
glory with the, TO him. natural weapon commonly known
che shlleah and the vegetable production called
Tho shamrock He stated to usually invite his friend
isto and lavishly expend him fifty Ameri-
can currency, and there in questionable t of love,
Knocks the said friend down. But the pristine glory of
Donnybrook has departed Government, in a moment Of
high moral sense purchased out and those Of the Irish
who left at home not permitted to
indulge this harmless amusement But here
in America there is opposition offered to
the naturally jolly nature of the Celt He
is untrammelled by laws in which he had voice in
max ng and is allowed to enjoy himself as he may. But
his ideas changed amusement; longer
sists the before quoted strange love episode He
comes rational being and INDUCES his feelings in
tionaI He becomes member of respectable socie-
~ takes prominent position in politics, becomes edn
Gated and rises to point Of distinction he could
hope to attain his own unhappy counryst 10 while
under the influence Of English rule The institu
t'ons of the American republic remodel his whole char
acter and the freshman of day very different from
HIM who a few years since landed at Castle Garden in
fsan suit, and with perhaps but dollar in his pocket
This change is mainly owing the different nature
American government to that under which he has pre-
Yesterday Donnybrook was recalled to u.s. but far diff
feront from the Donnybrook of old.
JIG.
Dancing is OF very ancient origin From means of
expressing delight and pleasure il has attained the dig
my OF science The most stringent rules Of etiquette
hamper motions which should be spontaneous The |
fearfuly confusing quadrillc the perpexng Ianccrs
the puzzng Caedonans and last of all the madd ming
Cerman-to be perfect Ia which forms the labor Of a
f tme-are all examples Of this ID a pity that such
should be the case; but there dances which the stern
rules OF conventional society cannot interfere with which
tbc march Of socalIod CIVILIZATION cannot destroy rn"n
hese the scotch reel highland fling and grandet Of
al, the Irish jig Who has not been delighted with this
native piece Of Terpsichorean exercise9 Many
nave only had opportunities Of seeing introduced
into some lr sh sensation drama but those who have
with SEED its performance at an Irish pattern" fair
an hal and
"coeen can inlusc into IT, the repettons yesterday
could no. fa TO bring back the days Of aud lang syne
To describe how the girls and boys footed the
OF The not over melodious pipes, the fiddle would
BE- an utter impos bily. As 'Tathcr Jack Walsh"
inoncd The excitement became intense; two bright spe
cirnens OF the Celtic race male and female
noo and went through their respective parts with a
slint and muscle which proved beyond conrad ction
tht their trip the 'sali say ocean, had
impaired neither the one nor the other Heel
and toe they went H. keep Il UP him. Molly
Bavo Mickey Look at thin shteps, ye divil. Hurroo
Ould Ireland for ever That's the shtylc for Galway"
The performance OF the music reflected great credit
the piper and 1ddcr, who outraged frequently
by g Arrsh more power TO your elbow. Long life %
the hst couples give TO fresh ones who performed
Their part with equally commendablc skill
But the more aristogratic DANES were not excluded
On tho two large platforms In tho grounds waltz polka
&C were freely INDUCED in, but TO mod rnz d
came up on the plniform interviewer into a waltz,
mayhap. irish music possesses The peculiarly
all the seldom dormant emotions Of the Irish
mature whether OF Joy or sorrow. To keep
difficult task To sup broth with fork 81 And again
the paintve melodies such that Of the "Cooin sci
dom fail 70 tears 20 chase each other the
cheek OF hc sternest Other music may be scien.
hDc.in other melodies the theory Of musical sounds
may he better attended to-but the propcr de-
IRISH. lie who
'spint whole fortnite at Bfookes' Academy
I.afDing step for LanDegan Ba'
had nne opportunity astonishing his less cnterprn,
companion yesterday, and ho did IL No,hins was
TOO intricate for him Lake poor Old fezzwg Dickens
tlrgt eHruf no
which shoue again 20 supple those airy az.
pendages The way this Young fairly carried h
partner through that quadrie astonishing We are
satisfied he d not permit he, feet 30 touch erouud
and aian in that Waliz-it was shoclngl Tie dancing
was continued through the day 1nicr The direction Of
bands
fnlsu CHARACTERISTICS.
Each province. oven each county has a peculiar
information Of ~ can, and tbs o. krnvn a "brogue.u
There Is not uae slightest cprnetou between This
brnRue and "brO-uc " u shoe would respectfully ia
form the pathological student 10 Franco thls 81 called
Ioto's-anohor h.rt % ne sipfesid student Ihis is
TIE sweetest music ia an iri.imeus cor. aud to
lhe sotnlcQ refined moinbcr ol society isl d.su. ting
him There nothing dsTcc'ul n Tho broken
fngiish ~ ,he Frenoh,uan % German te English ana
% and Why h5ld ib The prstna iuhab'lonts Of tork
lsameuck, sligo, &c conid be easily dsccnol among
ths oro,a satlgfd yesterday hd hef rch notes nad
,Afm n ihom ior every IRISH bclrt Love is an irish
MN ce.en b. Which JOE haa iih as agch facility
seme fellows. WerDl ths o4 receipt for gaming TIE
lWo. ot ss"eeineri written ~ noi Zoe most "p
p"'eui "il ''.hn oppressive ianguage.-
80 tei Nnh a.N le'h halld of The lirl of her,
Ms hr' i.iHe aif Au tne t1 .ay christopher
And ~tiu m gov arns aCtufp.e riIItt.. rat fef
H. "H' mttlko la1p o. 1886 b0tlbor
No one g11crd1uls he maoy ~ .o-e making better /
than ho lHd certainly Io o. atII ut In mo nrarfisc
tosi l.nman g. thing ssl.a roi win Dc b.
never tcI ndnluu 10 ggdirei d. o a to Eroach lan.
Fe io'o hliift ltatiaiy ina.e vas "powor
~ hdone ne rIid summcr ar tto ortuto nfghbor-
hooi, iof rt,r fwec mnHc-no. ta 0apck of8 meas
v'W i.e.r.IIa isani-ail ARG c,n 7ere DO 10 decls-
ra'nH d. l..HI a0naiHrcv nud uo.lt no ttsf ,onv
mnrf lc NHI III cut vi ihe renab part
ttaHt" p trd kaeH ndersiaudinb omo s0 unoor |
ma hc.i ia4y .Ufe Pro lrHnt flashes W huuuf which
am"ti a reflrft lnpta them 10 uey ROT.
Nlft nfIrff0H FOL rFe rERf gttA
we rcoi Sad aie. 81 .ra has ncen fllf4y 'af ttIa