New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
A rIsY nAY roE MR. pAEYELL.
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An unusual number of visitors called upon
Nj Parnc 80 The Ffth Avenue Hotel yc-tarda' Dag 200
consequence OF the fatigue arising from hs reception TIE
night before. he unable 60 rec Fe them "i IIis
presence was s4ppued by h., fT-oad Sir Dillon. THIS
iorrc nGancc was partly cue 10 dispatch received
y Mayor Cooper from the Lord Mavor of London - rho
effect thar The dis'css ireland Increasing Sew
erai delegations also called az the hotel
Mr. Pnrno Visited the stock Excl at The close Of
business IN the afternoon and was greeted with loud
cheers In few pleasant words Pr -ii"nt Ives intro
duced him TO The members OF the Board. ,ir P4ruc
spohr as foll)w-:
"GlNrLiutN: fcli that it would DE proper for mc,
before leaving HcWYora 10 ask Your sympay Tor the
recs OF tlo starving poor OF Ireland. Nv mission b.
clearly not o political one. II would not De hitme
for ue ou tho present. occasion 20 t.'cr to the
pnlit,c- either of my own country o. America de
sire 10 te YOU however OF the great distress IN ireland
where 10000 persons know moi where o rocnre their
next meal Unless assistance is rendered "a m rcpe
tt or oi the -crics the famine OF l~l1 VII occur II
is unnecessary for 10 enlarge Oh the subject Tor as
the IN mbers Of the stock Exchange we'll known for
their IiDcraiiiy Ia deserving CAUSES am sare ih,y Will
do sumrthine fDr the RELIEF of those uhi"i luhdt.
famii a. Thank you gentlemen for your attention.
van DO MOI h MON ro easily The NcwYrrk stock Ex
chang is rrchonci among the wonders "i Amc'' nor
among The natural nut among the nfi % al ones Np
Tauscl Again gentlemen, thank you for your atten-
ton" ,.
drrrd To mnuv AZ thr brokers ON thc hoor suhscrp-
mons m thc hruclt 0f flnd viii bc opened today at
tuc Exchange. AIr I4GirI also visited ihr cotton
Exchange w.ere be was mif0aucei % many oI thr
Mr P4fncn and Mr.. Dil1n yesterday issued au ad-
dross 10 People OF AInc..ca, lew extracts IIoh
deem it our duty o. lose not moment IN laying
before the American people fLc tfrr stac OF AFFAIR." 80
Ireland aad think ~ right To- make Known 10 ~ pa
our read receive and administer any funds Which
me uenpr Of America dcsre 10 contribute ln az tFlatipn
of ti. isr,s II las therefore been decided 10 esiah
llsh IN New York central fund u b. called te fisll
Famine Relief Fund, 10 afford organizations ana
contributors IN an parts Of ttc Union an opportunity o
sending their contributions Tor rri Of the distressed
with the least possible difficulty ard delay.
John L. Drvcltn o. the firm or Deycin d Ml'er ms
kindly cn-rutcd to act the secretary OF ilis iHbh
and fcssrs y rtr Morgan & Co., bankers OF Wallsi'
have undertaken trcgsurers 10 receive suD-
scrlptions aud to foi ward tLom 10 Ireland
Although all Ireland f. nj present passing Tough
period of great depression and poverty lanlho MHi nc
confined TO the following districts: The Counties OI
Nayo GALWAY Donegal and portions O the Counties nI
Sligo Clare Kerry and Cork. rough calculation bAted
ON oir own observation and Trustworthy Information
M our disposal leads 10 believe that we shall bAFo
over and above the greatly Increased pauper pppuauOh
m tho Irsn poorhouses abOut $50 900 Of the peasanty
without the means OF procuring loou IOr hDout 'ico
months
Niessrs ParnoJl aud Dillon, under the escort OF o1-
Congressman VIM H. Robinson, late Ia the day drove
to BROOKLYN, where they called upon the Rev Henry
Ward Beecher, Dr. Talmage Dr. stoirs ana bisuop