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ming.
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VI EH TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
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'''' JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY g. 8e6-rRlPLE SHEET

mort this GAUGE or he is no lover Of liberty car this
point In the crowd proposed three cheers Tor
"Lte g. b. ~ There is nothing more sacred tnan nde
pendence the heart Of and there 10 no spot on
earth where that dearest boon more sterny denied
than In Ireland / know very well that tue greatest
that adorned the page OF Irish history nave
with the foues abuse and that Henry era tan tnat
most devoted Of men, stoned publicly In the streets
OF Dublin But such trials as these dld
not for moment affect the PATRIOTISM OF
John Mitchell OF Smith 0Brlen; and ala ne
go down TO her cold bosom regretted cherished ana
beloved Does Mitchell love Ireland less because he
hated and stoned. No, nor do though heaps OF
conumely and Islander be heapcd upon her, SIM 40
love her dearer than anything that upon the Droaa
face Of the earth. Cheers Cheer for your oppressea
echo in your hearts Cheer for the men who are work
ing aud bring forth TO the sacred light oil lee
dom your beloved land and for those who In that land
waiting and watching with eager patience for the day
dawn of liberty woald to-day rather be the humbles
Ireland battling for liberty than be the proudest
monarch of earth sitting his throne. II s argued by
many that not fitted for elfgovernment This Is
the favorite en- Of the Engshman but say never put
the weight of a feather the back OF oppressed
man. These caumnies concerning the unhtness OF the
oppressed to govern themselves the avore ideas
made Of by all tyrannica governments 10 justify
their action in regard to those they oppres and they
ndnged from the smallest shoneen to the highest In
their realms But have proved IN this land that we
fl tor sefgovernmen and capable also TO force that
idea into the thick skull Of John Bull We will Prove 10
and generous sentiments and worthy OF that place
which we will yet occupy among the nations.
BREAKING Up.
At the conclusion OF Colonel Roberts address
Gus cheers INDUCED In for General Santa and
the Mexican republic, for President Roberts and the
Fenan Brotherhood after which the assemblaee dis
persed President Roberts, Generals Spear and Neil
Colonel Mcehan and large number OF the authorities
of Richmond county then accompanied General Santa
Anna TO the residence OF Mr. Gabor Napbegyi, where
collation. had been prepared for the Distinguished guests
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Reception NJ ~. Louts OF the sssoutheru Low.
aiist.''-A Torchiissst Procession Two Miles
Long -Fisss, Hammers, Transparencics and
speeches Much Enthusiasm, &C.


National Guard, inst yesterday evening at the Armorv
corner u Thirty sh street and Seventh avenue for The
purpose Of driii and inspection Colonel Mason. who
has late" esen reelected to the command OF the sixth
had sh meeting called for bis private satisfaction, A b.
wished 70 ascertain the condition OF tho regiment
The ercrsso Of last evening we're also preparatory "a
INC regular yearly inspection and review, witch viii
AXE place on Thursday next a which time new colors
WI be pressned 70 the regiment by Mayor Holman in
'front.' OF the CITY Hail. ~ four o'clock In The afternoon
Ibs nr last nght being private, would be fair n
ertciss too closely the routine OF military movemssis
% susnessn 70 cay thai the men 80 vsvy
prsetce The siSth regiment 4. c..sssd on csrmsns
,e.., seSosrsof o Que company ic which 10 entirely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
Q E R M A n r..

In the royal patent to be issued by Prussia assuming
possession of Hanover Elec oral Hesse, Nassau and
Frankfort the King will salute the people Of these States
AZ NEW Prussian cftizensn
Scmi-oicai Prussian provincial correspondence states
that there prospect Of conclusion of complete
peace with Saxony until that country has given sure
guarantees against the recurrence OF those dangers
which at the outbreak Of the recent menaced both
Prussia and Northern Germany.
Both Chambers Of the Prussian Legislature have
adopted the proposal for the propagation OF
the Diet from September ~ TO November L. Ministers
explained that IL the desire or the government that
the session Of the Diet should be BRIEF in order 70
make way for the conyocaton Of the North German
Parliament
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

SIXTH WARD UNION CLUB or BRooKLYS.-A meeting Of
the Sixth Ward Union Club Of Brooklyn was held Las,
evening at Latmer Hall. Add were delivered by
Colonel James Trimble Lieutenant Governor Alvord and
Judge Paschs', OF Texas The remarks Of Colonel Trim
bic appreciated by the audience and before the
close Of his speech he WAS frequently interrupted by
loud calls for Alvord Al song by the "Oid Banner
Glee Club" Governor Avord was introduced and made
speech Of considerable length, denouncng the policy
Of President Johnson and arguing that the Of the
last Congress the only TO be pursued
Mr. Alv0rd was followed by Judge Paschal, who adj
having retired before the conclusion Of the Judges
marks
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CONVICTIONS Tho democrats
known the CIRCULARS" last night nominated Mr. Ar
den Hailet Of Grecnpoint their candidate for the
Assembly in the Eighth district.
The Assembly Convention OF the "regulars' IN the
Seventh dstrict met but failed 10 make nominal on