The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-23
ITALIAN REQUIREMENTS.

Letter from Horace Greeley-An Anonymous
American Indy RENTS Twenty Dollars to
the SOrs Of Italy-Itaiian Delegates from
nll Parts-A Conversations at the Grand
Central Hnll-A speech from MIR. O'Shen.
meeting of the Executive Committee or the
Society di Unione Fratenanza Italiana was held
at the Germania Assembly Rooms last night, Signor
Corradi presiding, and SignOr Parro as secretary.
Mr. Barili read two letters rom his brother in
Italy, who. in renting fifty scudt (doars) toward
the FUNDS to de.ray the expenses OF the national
festival expressed his delight IN learning that his
compatrots four thousand miles away had not for
gotten the great and long. looked for event-"Roma
Capitale''
An anonymous letter was received from "An
American Lady," who enclosed $40 Tor the use of
the committee in charge OF the Italian procession
and feast. on tins fact being announced by inc
President Mr.. COrradi, 1t was received with loud
and long-continued applause.
The following letter was received from Horace
Greeley by the sesreaT Toe OF ne iaan % @
DEAR sInAn engagement already made keeps me out of
reunion Of Italy under one Of her choice
10 be ars MAJ S Oh In h
that Itays deiverance from foreign masters and from
p'''A'' '''' al A"' AN Horace EE e, GREELEY
A letter from Governor Hoffman, in answer TO an
invitation extended to him by the Italian Committee,
was read and received with great APPLAUSE
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, ALBANY. August 49, 1871.
DEAR SIR-Perm me to thank you for your very
YORK the 25h inst and to that Official engagements
yours, j. T.. HOFFMAN.
N. CoRRApI President.
Then followed a letter from the North German
Landwehr:-
AUGUST 90, 1871.
THE NORTH GERMAN LANDwEHR TO THE ITALIAN GEN
ERAL COMMITTEE
GENTLENEN-Your patriotic invitation of the 18Th inst.
to participate In the New York celebration of Italian unity
the 18th OF August, received aud will gladly
spond by sending delegation Of association All of
hav cinatp in bOdy had
Permit u.s. gentlemen to you on tie achieve.
towards united Germany synpathize with you We
shall he glad receive further notice of arrangements
remain, respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
S. SPECIAL, Secretary.
The most unique characteristic OF the Italian
meeting last night the speech of Mr.. O'Snea,
whose letter to the Italians was published III the
HERALD OF yesterday. In a long speech he cOmpll
mented the Italians their being able to celebrate
versa independence for everybody" Mr.. OShea
received room full Of euUtudS and was invited to
the Italian picnic.
The following letter from the Turner's Society Of
New York was read by the Secretary
TURN HALL, 1913 Orchard Street,l
NEW YORK, August 81, 1871. (
Mr. N. CoRRADl, President of the Italian General Com
SIR have the acknowledge the
kind invitation to participate public demonstration
to the completion OF Italian unity the 18th
inst.
While deeply sympathze with your cause
consider duty principles TO support
owing the festival OF the Turner Union
which occupied our members for five successive DAYS.
cation however headed by our PRESIDENT win ae Measure
In joining procession While wishing all success
your undertaking remain, In the name OF the New York
Turn Verein, your obedient servant B; RAEDE,
Corresponding Secretary