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Cause cf the POles-In another part of our paper, will be found the proceedings of meeting held in the city of New-York on the 9th ult. the object of which was to solicit aid for the Poles in their glori- struggle for liberty. We rejoice that the suffer- ings of this brave people have at length awakened the symphathes of the Americans; and it is to be hoped that the patriotic example set by the New Workers will be followed throughout the American Republic. The cause of Poland justly demands the best feelings of the phanthropist and the patriot; not only account of suffering humanity, but in consideration that it is there where freedom so long stranger and an alien, is seeking a resting place. We feel assured, that the call upon countrymen will not be in vain; for in struggle for nde pendence when the prospect of success was doubt ful, and gloom and despondency encompassed us, we received the aid of few noble and disinterest- ed Poles. Now that they are engaged in a similar enterprise, and are in like manner sorely beset by fearful odds, shall we look on u,,concenedl No And may the god of battles guide them to the same happy results which crowned our struggle.

 A meeting, having in view the same object, was held by the Americans in Paris on the 9th of July last and it will be gratifying to readers to learn that the good Lafayette joined heart and hand in the philanthropic enterprise. Collections were taken up to the amount of 32O,O0O francs. The following are some of the contributions:-By lady, gold bracelet; by surgeon, three of amputaiing instruments; by lady, bundle of linen rags for dressing wounds; the amount of several theatrical representations and of number of balls and con- certs; amount of articles made and sold by num- Der of ladies; and collections in great many Ma sonic lodges.