The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-26

The procession proceeded 10 = platform which was
placed in the valley ut the W. corner oftho Park,
who're tie state Cc1irc introduced the Orator Of tho
Gay to ihos q scm o. Mr. Roleiu tbon delivered
a. eoIuan, ndlt in which b. said
"rhe time IN, come whom every Irlshm.n Who
oves he country and tel yes N the ultim,ie infN-
1endcnce Of hs naive land mus, tste hi plfcc be.
ode tho Fenisn Brotherhood, in ,nc-'ur tLst irish
Liberty cen only be ron by frhtinr for IT, CovArdly
touhs and tlmid'ty must give p'sce N courage aud
:orfdence In ouuelves and our power. The man who
md PIG p'triotrn ia like tho poor tr'hman''
enough At tho .oihef, ILausbtet md ske.r.i
The position which occrpv In he Tonlnn Blo'hor.
iii lie mschinefT. a. S,tenelh i Hots and Il, pros
,eo's; aud could tel You much III would cheer
Ihe cold and the unbelieyinc oni-ids he orgAn1s-
don, but u would he not alor lmpudsnt hut cdmin-
and open her spies are sout even IN III, verv civ
,crhaTh In this very crowd nlh,csJ And though
ISSUE you The Bfi,i,h rovernment ha, yer, fiicr.
snt opinion Of H. ~ ven she ma" for she 10 heruning
70 hear tho ruinbine OF tho ,oun that viii shlte in
lot destroy her rotten old hulk from gcm stem.
Sheersl All. ,ho little thought when bunting the
irish children from their honea and corntry, with
aer cruel and unjust laws and her brutal md
snfeeling execution OF them, che wW but plGc.
NIT, ns them IN where they could one ds mTnish e..
martyrs; she little thought thai hes ,yiermiuH'rn
tIo.ted the Atlantic would one dsy return Wih the
in"wa Of var, and the genius for conducting H.
able their bro hers at home 20 make the most heroic
tnrf, and which they have since proved thcusoive,
capable Of making on the ha'to-fods Of Europe and
America whom wei equipped and ell led And
thon what -pecl. dlrpcn.iton Of Providence there
seems IN arordinr atcnool Tor mitarv training aud
trp Renee TO Irirhmen In the late urhsppy wsr
We all know how they have awaited themselves Of H.
The Fonl.n broihcfhood means to avail itself Of
chem ana know they gtC tut too tn1 lus to use
thelr dearly-boufht experience Tor the benefit aud
n The c5uss Of Their osn cherished naive lsnd.
tCheeul III asked when can yOu 10 ready 10 20 the
answer invariably H. IN an hour II necessary! IRE
there M
mons. ENGLAND this time will not meet handful Of
andiscip med, unarmo1 men, led by truc-i oIstcd,
hish.sOued, seli-sicrifcing, hut unfit man, poor
Smith OBrien. (sensatiou) No sho will have to
nect.we', won't SAY What for Il would he giving
ner Information. shc will see, when the time comtt.
In the lac American troubles, Ens,ud played
DER e'a same 90 divide and de,tfoT.
think " Brother Jonathan should pull her CSC ami
squeeze II well In doing, she voull bs d. posed
ssn,ed blosins, and would blow IL aarordirrlv u
please her dear American cousin for blood |, t.icscr
her TO claim kindred, se may expect 70 h.ar the
shole estion'hip ess' M, although ,cmi.c,i lcd
aev months sfO the Americans were nOthinP hut
ssyeler; (cheer+ but all this ~ be- Tem,u ed Tor
Ahns and grand e,t oninr; and hazard % hins In
flcsn PEOPLE hate ana dospiss knsand a. thoroushy
n the irl'h ever did tChecrr2 The ieellnr, en-
nut the dcvilish poiddy and bs.cueu %
EnslAnd in scehlns to eneuph tho Aniorlcsn
sissntic civil war, viii never be ioreoticm whils a
2lans OF IineTty remains !his Republic, and an
ned cheers The speaker proct ded TO detail so,e OF
he grievances endured by the irish pep O. ,potc VI
ireland's marty ru denounced OrRngemOu and trait
prs, and conc udsd by ,ayiny that Tie Irish reoDi-
had begged, eoa,su, f,wned lonr enough, and nov
hs nov be the Arbitrator Of her geny "s sn 'sG 6e,
children, and may God defend the rgh'," Tho
Shen he retired.
Col. John O'hahony next srpeNei and delivered
an address in which he stated that ~ the chief officer
Of the Fonian Brotherhood lcheerrl he came before
Them. That Grand organization which VA. be hoped,
. fev. words Of sdvice, Tor he vould no,
Tell II they were going home, that thcy
Ing aid ard somfort 10 their cruel and rclentlcs.
enemy. lDad luck to hor.l That officer who would
sive such notice TO his enemy to whom aud hos he
sM gong to make his attack Was unworthy Of hi.
citce In another pl.co II had been doinonstrs tod
let them do their duty. should thew part Of the
.orf be done, Nc, yea IL not lIelsnd's battle
~ould be lost in ight which should shake the pow
Of Europe, applause re had heard their nrhnisa,
night.
numbered other gentlemen delivered ado re.es,
after which the procession returned Ia a.. same
order to the hotel and the great pic nc ofhe Fensn
Brotherhood terminated.
GOLD at the Evening Exchange opened at
14sk, and closed at li3G Stock. firm
HOSE COMPANY, No. 80, has not according
30 the suS Office, .ignifed Il, ALLEGIANCE
ported.
DRowNrp.-Corcner Collin held an inquest
yes'e W on the lody OF an unknown man, which
sas found floating In the vattr At the too OF White
ball street. Deceased Wa BIZ lin high and about On
rendered
FIRR IN PIKE SrRrEr.-S shortly after Z
O'clock asst e'onn' Mr. Frances q. Bounett re.idinr
st No rs IKE street, Nccidentlya ire TO A lcI iu
the nltc o. her rtHidtuce, anu before II Was cxtin-
guished tho upper part Of thu haildng Vas scri.
oufly damaged. i.o's Of mUiiurc by tit and water
about sl,CO no Insurance Ioss On building about
$1,000
DRowNEp.-Pcter Fitl,immons. aged l.
lell into ho river nj the foot of Stanton tt.ci Tas
biyer The body was recovered and tho Co.ouoi
THE COURTS.
CouRr CAtENpAE TIN, D,D-suptcme Cour,
Chamber. Court opens At IN O'clock A. n hos. "a
brit,on v Snik y, ilE~ .on Y. hcFWisud Sc, Ugw
sou V. Am. News O.; us ICAuuuy y rVAhuuy Ili
SaloeG' '. iamofe; 122, llotrAn. Y. Same.
ApJouRNMEsr-The Court Of Common Please ~
5ournod yesterday TIL to-day, out OF respect Jads
Brady, whose child died yesterday morning.
Tug ALLEGED sLAvrR DAuoSrN.-In the L. S
District Court yesterday, by content Of the parties
WIN. L. seymour aud Jno. j. IN were appointe,
appraisers in the case OF the barjue Dihoney.
ARREsTs ron NAL RoUurE--A MAN AND wo
MAN CoSoERNE p Michael Hart, a night porter a
che Port ONCE In this city, arrested YESTERDAY
morning, the charge Of having emhezzod yiiu
able letters IRON the mails. Drslts to the amount Q
over elght Thousand dollars, which were mailed IL
Pennsylvania. addressed To u banking house In TIN
oity, were found In possession Of woman with whom
Hart has been living. She hsd attempted b dlfpos
OF them through several y Isous. l. pom heinz NJ
rested, she ackuoN lodged that she had received then
from Hart on Monday morning, on his return tron
tho post oihce, Special Agent L'atlcr, OF the Foe