The New York herald., 1871-02-16
TIE IAIsa EXELEs.

The Question Of Oraaniznt iOn-AppOlntm mopt
Of n Committee TO Deal with the Question.
Az meeting OF the Irish exiles, held ct Sweeny'a
Hotel on Tuesday, February IA, 1t was unanimously
| resolved to appoint committee, with full powers
to deal with the question OF organization on behalf
OF the whole number. This committee consists on
ODonovan Rosa, Denis Bowling Mulcahy, Thomas
Francis BourKe, Edmond Power E. Ellsworth ST..
Clair. John Mcclure John Dewey. At their first meet1
ing, on Wednesday, the 10th inst, O'Donovan Rossa
was elected chairman ana John Mcclure secretary.
me following resolutions were adopted:-
RssOvsd That we assume Immediately the control Of
various !risn organizations In America which have offered
70 place under our guidance and that each Of
s present form until our plans Of organization co-
naonas this country derous Of united action be re-
our "Commii,ee of Organization"
o n an1 sSp n Of
M % ps srded to leading Irish nanonalssa
All communications to be addressed to the Come
mit!ee OF Irish Organization, Sweeny's Hotel, New
York.
ARRANGEMENTS Tor the Reception in Brooklyn(
To-Day.
The arrangements for the reception Of the Irish
cxiles Ill Brooklyn this afternoon are complete The
various organizations and societies participating In
the ceremonial and parade will assemble and form
In line at O'Clock The First division including
form on Fulton street, right resting on 'FRONT.' car.
rlages containing the Aldermen on the right Sepa-
rate troop cavalry, Captain I. McCarty, form on,
Fulton street. The Second division, composed OF
the Ancient Order OF Hlbernians, Nos. to IS, wiz
form on Middagh street. right resting on Fulton
street. The Third division, composed OF St. James
H. @. d. Society. VIII form line Cranberry street.,
right resting Fulton street. The Fourth division.
composed of Father Matthew T. A. B. Society, No. i,
win form on Orange street, right resting on Fulton.
The Fifth division, composed Of the ST. Joseph A.
3. Society, will form on Pineapple street. right rest
Ing Fulton.
Brlgadier General Thomas T.. Dakn, OF the
Seventh brigade, National Guard, will oiiiciate
grand marshal, and J0nn Norton as marshal OF the
civic societies The Mayor will review the line as ih
passes the City Hall. A salute Of seventy-fve gums
viii be fired at a point near the Fulton ferry as the
boat which conveys the patriots nears the Brooklyn
snore. The flags OF Ireland America and the mu-
nicpal co!ors Will be given to the breeze from the
masts on all the public buildings OF the city, The
num0er III procession will, II Is estimated be about
six thousand. Several hundred workmen were EN-.
banks which lined the streets set down the
OF march, Much progress was made, though the
quantity still awaiting removal is very great. At
halt past eight O'Clock the evening the guests of
the city Will sit down to banquet provided their
honor at the Pierrepont House, About TIVE hundred
and nifty invitations have been issued to prominent
citlzens sympathizers In the OF Irish liberty.
Mayor, Mr.. Kalbnesch; Corporation Counsellor De
Witt, Alderman Clancy, ex-Congressmen william T..
Robinson and Demas Barnes; Mr, John Mitchell, Al
derMan Richardson and others.