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THE POLISH CELEBRATIoS.-The Ceieoranon o.
ths Polish Revelation of 1880, a, the Stuy'esan'
Institute last evening, was nunerouily ATTENDED
The Hall was decorated with flags, and The iesu'ei
eulivened by some excellent music The meeting
was opened by Theodore Sedgwick, Esq. 10 oIiei
bu, eloquent speech. He said it was 10 Dc L 'ea''
OF many languages, and introduced 10 the suc,eice
Mr.. Kalusowski, the Secretary OF the Poiisn ass'-
ciation. This gentleman made an eloquent ADDRESS
in his native tongue, and was followed by mf'
Stalhknect, Secretary OF the scandinavian Society
Dir. Foreati and other speakers; and among others
by DR.. Howe, the Superintendent OF the Massachn-
sets Asylum for the Blind distinguished for MS
efforts in the cause OF liberty. most iervent en-
thusissm characterized the meeting, and the inter-
est of the audience was, throughout deep and sus'
iaiced.