The New York herald., 1871-02-01
yaw Yox HERALD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY sUPPIEMENT

DR.: PownR-I have nothing to add 70 what Bourke
O'DoNovAN RossA-Don't leave Tipperary unre-
volCE-Bourke and yourselfshave represented
ANoTHER voicE-Let's hear from Muicany now,
at any rate
ann only AFRAID that shall wake up and find all
this Kindness and warmth OF feeling Deautiiui "
dream; when wake , from , the dream expect 70
Mr.. john BoYLE-Gentlemen, this Is the first
chance have had to any OF you, and for myself
and others here can say that we should all ike TO
shake your hands and be introduced.
THE CEREMONY OF INTRODUCTION
was then performed and In q few moments every
man In the room knew every other man present.
ODoNovAN RossA-Gentemen OF the knights OF
st. Racs na q the would wish ann make
CHARLES syEENY-Yes, gentlemen, dinner is
Colonel Roberts then introduced the company to
Mrs. O'Donovan Rosa, and each person present
uSIw ana amas nsr @ ana
imprisonment had besieged heaven and earth for his
The guests then adjourned to the dining han, in
A MAGNIFICENT BANQUET,
pane syeeHy s An the Of
ns To game and
on the table IN due succession, General Bourke
sat at the head Of the table, table, and
right and Colonel Roberts on her left and like true
Irish lady attended personally to the wants Of her
Of the banquet by John Mullaly. Colonel Roberts,
Captain John Mitchell and General Bourke, and q
1--WE ARE IRISH EVERYWHERE.
was read by Mrs. O'DOnOvan Rosa amid thunders
OF applause every person present rising and lifting
After the banquet General Milan Colonel Leon
ard and sixteen officers OF the Legion OF st. Pat
rick In ful uniform, with side arms waited upon
them the following address, which was read by
General Millan:-
BRoTnERsNrhe officers of the Manhattan Brigade OF the
gallant men we have the honor to command soldiers
hearty welcome to your new quarters in this great garrison
w Ss a @ IL aat Te % M
deiverance Of beautiful country from the tolls Of the
lead jSrofn hope lor yslsnds sake aud Who CALAMITY
Se
Your reward IS hand Behad in The we wessrned
praise and nnieisned admiration which counsrymen
sssssss SsSS sss @ 'rs SSHas
of Y Sa
you viii be .femembered BY a yet stronger claim
together ali and Of 'iGa irsS
Hn o II besy be ss e %
wounds that dire dsunon has unfortunately inflicted
the action Of Irish naonasts America squared
of Or we % n nae s
prepare and direct united moral and physical
TO attain what all sigh forfhe legislative independence
Q. our country" Ask what are our politics, and Will
respond republicans, because hate monarchy;
ocras, because we abhor aristocracy institution
s % h rC II gSod 20 share with our
America.
We the day not far distant shoulder to shou
der the honor will be ours of marching by side
battle for those principles of national liberty which,
BILE justice and lasting the eternal rocks you have
well and noby battled for.
Worthy suffering grace, greet you frater
nay and bid you sincere welcome to these friendly
shores.
May you continue as you have begun
Til the work is finished and task DONE
J: j. Milcn General ana Adjutant General L. 8 p Pat
rick Leonard Colonel commanding First Battalion Pierce
Butler, Lieutenant Colonel First Battalion; Andrew
Leonard Major First Battaon Bernard starrs Captain Co
Battalion; Arthur Anderson Captain co. 4; Thomas
Co. 9, Third Battalion; Thomas Muiroy, Cap.
tain tsn,. c. I; PATRICK Roche, Captain Co. 81;
B, First Battalion; Patrick Grifn, Captain Co. G. Second
Baalion Patrick H. Ford, First Lieutenant Co. c. Second
Ba.slion Lieutenant Colonel Denis Browne Adjuant John
Henry Brandon, Captain James A. Donahue.