, 1875-06-30

1rfshmen to carry arms. since they can make
suel poor use Of thorn.
AFTER THE MATCH.
Tho m0At enthusiastic ovation wka given 10
NOM TO- t1Iis city thia evening. a grand bho.
gnet In their honor was Riven tonight BY The
Lord Mayor Of Dublin at tho MannEon House 4
largo nunater OF dlatingushed Ruesss. including
present. The Irish r1amen admit tho superb
orts of tho Americans throughout tho match.
aud acknowledge that tlIoit victory 'Sas fairly
won. Tho American toam ueol broectl-!cadarh;
tho IrstI team s1I used 1axby'a nuzzlo-loadcts.
TIE RECEPTION or r1tg AMERICAN TEAM ~ lnE-
LASD.
Usn1fth h Lnr,tan Drff4 .Strs.
C0Rx, juno 1i.-1ho American rfctnen who
nrn to taho part IN tho forthcoming interuntiou-
Al match in Dublin landed al Queenstown n 3
u'c!ocE today from tho human rteancr CITY Of
Chester. Their arrival excited comparatively
little interoat til thia noghborhood. and was not
attended by any expreHBion OF popular feslttE
one way Or another. An effort was made
week ago by soine gcntlomcn IN Co!k TO atlnan-
lat" popular enthusiasm III favor af tic visitors,
anh au anncal ~aA rnado ~ the sympathy sup"
poscd to exiEs amongst to :nssHes tn Ireland for
everything appertainiug to t1ls Htara and Stripes.
but it wsa not successful, sud tho duty OF recciv-
Ing tho soam vas left altogether to Tho Dublin
dennsatlou aud q few Local gen.'smen. Tho
ardor of tho latter. however. to aomo e1-
| tent malo I'M for tho abeenco Of the
crowd. Tho Dublin deputation, combating of
Nal. Leecl,. Captain Of tho lEish team. Br Jamss
MachsS. AID. Furdon, AID. Manning, and &r.
| Waterhounc, canlo down yesterday to Queans-
! Town 10 await tho arrival OF tho steamer which
WAS duo tllia morning At o'clock. Her approach
| waB siEnalod from Crookhavon and shortly after
II thu party. started In tho lnman Company'a
tender to meet her at tho mouth Of the harbor.
| Iho day, Though bright and fine. wss exceed
ingly wild With strong broeze from tho west.
southwest. The weather no doubt deferred
many from going out, but tho Dublin Aldermen
faced tho anery aea with TIN courage Of Post
| Captains. They wero accompanied by County
1nspector Barry. who Ind to aeo tlat tho
provs'ons Of tho reseo Ptoservat!on H &C, act
came over speciality. to meet sha stsangera aud
By nbout dozen others. Owing TO the rough
state Of the sea, thc steamer did not venture
outsdo tho fortst but at 1890 !ho deputatson,
tossing OF tie little craft. hal the satisfaction of
secinE the City Of Choater conc around tho
| posut to drop anchor in tho 1uman mooring.
Tho tender Sas qaic!lv aloneslde. and friendly
cheer WA exchanged bosweon the company and
the pasaenRors, who crowded tho aides Of the
mail steamer. Mai. Iccch o. the Captain Of
tho Irish lcstn aud the challenger In tue match.
was allowed 10 10 Tho first on bo"rd, Ind
| a cordial grocting WAS exchanged between
him and Col. Uudino, a tall and SOL
dery-looking gonttoman, WHO topseseDts tho
Americans on these occasions. The dcnutations
wero tl!on introduced 70 t!!e Americans in TURN.
! daputatou Mai. Looch presented CountY-1n-
apcctor Barry, who received him M The accrctt-
cd agent Of the Government Which Ia Ireland Ia
generally represented by tho nolico. The mem.
(Captain). nj.-Gcn. T. s, Dakin, Col. JOHN bo'
| d!ne, Maj, Henry Fulton, Mr, G. Wooster Ynle,
Mr. r. G. Colcman. Mr.: a. Y. Garfield, Jr., Mr.
,, Ieslic g. Bruce, Ms L. u. Billiard: accompany.
ing The tenn are Lient.-Co. G. u. Mitchell, oi
the stafr OF Gen. shaler, who acts IN toferee and
Dir, Joh,l Bird, business manager: Aid. W. L,
Cole. proprietor Of tho Irish Amcriea', repro
Mullen and a plumber Of Kentlomon and ladiea
wliolavc conc over to sec their champions DISPLAY
tneir prowcss rs nnrksnon IN ireland. After tht
exchange Of compliments and greetings, tho tear
and their friends gathered tl!cir effect, togetle
started amid ringing clleera from the passenger
and crew Of tho big ship, to which tLoy rcspond
= cd as q compliment to their nationality. Thc
The customs autLorstioH, nor did tho police ahI
!, them any inconvenlent questions about thei
! arms. Il is stated tint. on their way, Nal
s Leech presented TO the sttRnsera the spacia
2 license to carry arme granted by tho ln, Govern
= . rest under the pesce-lfescsSation act; bu
this part Of tho reception was conducted I!
n tho eti,ctest rr!vacv, and IL subtecs on wifcl
/ any btasenent. though It has been d'elt upo1
Y With mRliclous on,phasia by the national jour
4 rallats. The landing At Qneenatown was yer
- tamo affair. There was scarcely moro tlan tn
q 9suai nnhues VI .ouneess W lug wuast, aha
:. few ta.nt che9ts oonstsutcd:the only approach 7
= a,popular welcono tho ytsitors 1oec:red. After
n short ssay A. tAe tneon,a Aotel, tue who1e psrs
y nrocecdod to Cork tn special carriage placed
the'r disnoeat n5 the H1eeetoes or tAo ufea
ou'nosn % & Wes'eh sa 1aara| Mns Ia so n F.ayn
:. 1os tne n'RHt e. tho 4iupe1lat Hp1sh le.n'os
!. row, after pilgrimage to tho D!arnry stone
they WI atait iof Dnblln' whale tnay WI ptou
aoly e3per1once more en1nuslasIo 1ocepaIo Ga,.}
a than has been sccosaod 70 mem IN the soat1
Ilo msn'bets o. tue team ah1 tlloir 7faenus Tef
entertained a. as mnnor n tho Imperial aosel ~
- evening" Iho hsa'tl OF the VISITORS was Gotala
. Y dtunk ana. u aeAno"i,sagnE tno conapnasen,
20! aols'eege NJ aaa A. .ole Gap'eesea XII
Etastticat0n as the cofsial fecept'on aecoi1ea
i them. Ihoy leavo Tor Dublin at 123o &c
u morrow n.,,., ,...
1ffaram 11a % tTna0n r tnnx s,as a.,r, a.,
UunLN. 1ono ..,I o.Lt,na Auei'oan aaam, ~ .
IS the l9d!ea anu gent'em!a2a !.2. ~. %ao accompanle
81 teem tIom Sem aosa. M,sn sno tepsesetafa I,sd
y o. Ae Reception CoHmtteo anu 19o tl'an aan
y Aasoeston wno Ioee1soa Inem ~ Vueeussomt "
3 attlvoa a. tne Aa'8Sps'asG s1!in'nTs Ti 1 10
~ hlnn1ce poto1o oe;ock. lucy ne.
,o socctVed W tnQ Lora mayor Auu ee1oss