... talks about being • nation of soldiers. I tell you, in the mattes°, armies, Prances of the Empire wasn't a chmsmetance to the United &Mese( the Lincoln Preddency. In less time than ft took Napoleon to place his Waterloo forces In the field with the aid col ...

... work to undermine and overthrow the legitimate magistracy of the nation. (Great applause.) Do I not speak in the name of the Irishmen of New Yorkand they are counted by tens of thousands—when I Speak these sentiments, and declare in favour of rigorous bat ...

... England in enslaving millions ! warnings of the Late Duke of R'ellingtoil, and id their que legal poUtito ant hs adt , iecti of Irishmen. I cannot but think that the I though many statesman, at first did not coutittivie t e r. ; ht.T . to ar&,,,appl,tigg to ...

... in search of the barque Augusta, a :Supposed slitter. Two deputy marshals—Messrs. ISI'Coy and Lee—and Mr. I;ardiner, of the United States Revenue Police, proceeded in the Achilles. The Washington correspondent of the same journal wrfteson the 20th The ...

... indent the thinge were given op I must search thei premises; be then said he had some things tlitee weeks ego, froin• an Irishmen whose wife woe in Swansea pdson, and he bad lent him a sovereign as a teener, on them, mid mid Dont kick op any row *bent ...

... British subjects and have claimed the protection of the British Consul. At New York yesterday, two Irishmen were arrested on a charge of treason to the United States, dissuading their countrymen from enlisting. They were discharged after a reprimand. The ...

... eleitemem on board the European steamers, which sailed on Saturday last. The &ailing order eiwed immense excitement throughout the United States, as pecially among oaturalised citizens. numbers are endeavouring to escape by all available routes, but the frontier ...

... many days of anxious anticipation, especially by the young ones, now becomes a fact We should have remarked that through the united liberality of the esteemed Lady Windsor, the Rev. Mr David and family, Mr Goddard and family, with Mr Maddox, and through ...

... carried on board boats. The officers in oommand were from the states of Massachusetts and Pannsylvaide. On Suuday last a mob of Irishmen broke open the gaol at Newburg, on the Hudscn river, and seized a negro, who, it was alleged, had outraged an Irish girl ...

... they had adopted was extremely irregular. The British Parlita, en t only received communications fr;o1 the sovereign of the United Kingcb:An. It had no communications, no intercourse, and no official knowledge, of any foreign sovereign, from whom it could ...

... Ile celled on the people not to treat in speech-making er in appeals for redress of their wrongs to the British Parliament. Irishmen who would serve their country should begin in earnest to woo the goddess Freedom, in the only way in which she could be won ...

... quietness, and that, content with the cooperation of England, Scotland, and Wales, and with a Qeent like our own Vic-roma, Irishmen might learn to develop their own resources for the geheral good, and live at peace with all men. Our hopes, however, were ...