The New York herald., 1871-02-09
RELAND'S GREATEST DAY.
Tho Exiles at Homs-ViGting Delegations The
Address to Their Countrymen-0r Order
Of the Parade and Reception To-Day

The present home Of Ireland's persecuted sons
was scene Of busy life yesterday. Patriots or
every station IN the social world came to express
their sympathy with the good old cause. From an
early hour to midnight the reception rooms OF the
exiles were thronged with numbers OF earnest ad.
mirers OF the men who had stood in the breach and
braved the enemy's crueest scourge for the land
they loved. 1t was the eve OF the day when IRISH
men, emancipated from tyranny, would testify In
great land OF freedom the never dying love they
Still retained for their home across the To the
numerous inquiries about the ceremonies of to-day
the gentlemanly secretary answered. ut arranged
we shall leave the hotel at half-pas twelve O'clock
IN carriages provided by the Tammany committee.
Colonel Roberts and committee from the Tam.
many General Committee Will accompany us from
the hotel to their headquarters In Fourteenth street.
salute of hol Tor will be red in the space op poslre
tins tSweeny's) Hotel upon our Departure -
| Among the numerous associations which called
Brigade OF the Legion OF ST. Patrick, who presented
an address, of which the following ls an epitome:-
| To OUR RELEASED FESIAN BROTHERS WHO ARE ExILED
BnoTnKasThe officers Manhattan brigade of the
the sasn. men we have the honor 70 seidiss
ss S your % nsT o sos IN the
Of that Irish and American army that win yet achieve
for @
Claiming enro%sn unds the banner Of Ssry o. we %
with you TO organize the moral and
shoulder, marching by pour side to
az battle for the principles Of national liberty Worthy
sincere welcome to these free and riendy shores.
Signed by the officers Of the brigade.
REPLY THE ExILES.
1 haze to thank yqn for the address OF
OUR orys in Ills euny W canno @ ne rev n on
you as we w'qd wish but we may say we recognize in the
patriotism Of our countrymen In American who loos
for he Ireland 0' We ecoae az 80 yom I
ne Of union when exists the SECTORS
the great responsibility which rests those who would
may possess intend use in tbs. direction, and from
patroc tons Of the address which have
sstance of the Legion OF ST. Patrick in bringing
ssnsmee
ternally, the released Fenian prisoners.
numerous depatatien from Jersey City was ss' re.
ceived and will be replied to in day or two. The
subJolned address was presented by Mayer p. NJ.
Hayery, OF the Irish Brigade 0ncers Association.
II was responded 10 by O'Donovan Rosa, who
promised an address shortly
GENTLENEN-The irish Brigade orcers Association is
happy 70 have an opportunity Of consatuatinr
British jals. ~
The suerngs and ndirnies you heroicay borne
patriotic devotion hut Of manly forttude punishment
which IN other would be considered degrad
dgnded have endeafed your to Irhmen wherever
the world that alter so many centuries of Oppression the
virtue OF her still; claims for Ireland title freedom
IN the then, portion of the Irish represent
Saspv n 10 she % your our ure may oe
and to the masnanmiy and herosm OF your conduct and
AREA vice President j. ~ burns Recordins Sec,
retary r NJ Havey, Corresponding Secretary p Flynn.
The following is the
ADDRESS OF THE ExrLEs
to their countryInen in Americe:-
xs% swEESIY's ynnn sIs aoTEls = r.,
THE E1uEs THEIR oousTRYMRN IN AMERICA
FELLOW CoUNIRYMEN-Accordingt to the unanimous ex-
pressian of belief that is imperative address
irish naonasts in this counry-where have ms
u Pe @ e, a
irshmcn loving Ireland and who desous OF abong
in the hope Of restoring her TO position that
we believe destined to occupy, nameyha Of indepen-
propose whole Irish population of this
country INTO one great organization established broad
on in the end have cheered us very much
n 5 e
their in any effort we make to further the
Ir;hman who does no. seem to have something in him
ofnny course that would repel the smallest aid.
together S hs 1a snd yet
LINKS all rshmen In love for our common country. We
have made for native land. feel certain that you
VIII In our Of the various factions into
Of guarantee Of our Observation-Disclosures and imparalty
mens Ia bringing about the much desired union The prn
cp. thing s9at can Be done in America
coecon OF FUNDS Tor the advancement of the Of
lay ourselves open to have said of what
Us ue. 1 s' s Ing
know that all realize the necessity Of means to an end
may be said US FOR aa Gp dsn1
that the Would o we s hys
IRON the for which contributed At the same time
shSala %a be be I, forthcoming wien required.
We are at present engaged in this
organization, TO Irish IN
this country and look for response We
existing lay aside haps ys d
to the mass Of he Irish eon
identified themselves with any organization band them
ance to our suffering country.
All responses relative to this address to
sweeney's Hotel. New York
E f1h% fs%nys
Vaughan DENIS bowling aacasy William Franes koan sn!
tree John DeyTy Patrick Walsh John Mcclure oDonovan
The programme OF procession Will be found In our
advertising columns.
sRSRRAL oRDEgs-so2
HEADQUARTERS SIxTY-SfSTH INFANTRY,
FIRST BRIGADE FiEsr M DiyIsIos, SON, NC sgd
This regiment win assemble a. their armory in fn dress
UNIFORM white crossbels white gloves Thursday Febru
s"s 'esss0o osioei 81 as p e''
% b.pd w an PspS ea 70 the % mel nd
'a9,, 2s, at quarter pas. eleven o'clock A, NJ.
report for on this occasion to welcome hepe brave
their native country.
BY order, Colonel JAMES CAvANAGH
FREpK. r. GocGINs, First Lieutenant and Acting Adm.
tsnt. = @e ~'
NILSSON WELL AsaE.
CINCINNATI, Feb. s, 1871.
Nilssons health ia restored and she Will resume
her concerts next week.
EUR ROPSAN MARKETS.
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