Renenl Meeting.
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Notwithstanding the apprehensions, justified by
the fact, that Political Ward Meetings and the heat
of the weather would affect the Repeal Meeting
held last evening at Tammany Hall, the attend
ance was both numerous and enthusiastic. The
Chair, on motion OF the Secretary, was taken by
WILLIAM DgNMAN, Esq. Immediately after which
the minutes of the former meeting were read and
approved, and contributions TO the Repeal Fund
were handed in. Spirited and eloquent addresses
were made by the Chairman, Mcssrs. B. O'CoN-
xER, HENRY BYRNEs, and THOMAS Dunn ENGLISH,
and the following resolutions were adopted:


Rcsoirsd That we the United Irish Repeal Association Of
New York considering duty TO forward by every law
m expeden the great OF Irish National Independence
are determined relax in efforts for the accomplish
rrent OF th1t object until II has been attained


Resoiped That consider the fines of E200 imposed


Mr. Oonne and the fines of his fellow prisoaes, penal
tie. inflicted for the purpose ofdeerng the champions Irish
freedom pursuit of the glorious object for which they
struggle and consar due To the great of Irish


oui that convincing proof of adnraton of their e


fort, and OF sympathy for their suerngs boud be gven ard


for that purpose pledge ourselves TO effort to colec
The amount of those nes and call on the eDcso Ireland
throughout the State OF New Yorka Snie OF gigantic
relieving the advocates of civil liberty from the exscons of
British cupldi,y and oppression


RssolreG, That will receive spch contributions may
M Maid TO US by the Repeal Associations the State
and elsewhere giving the proper credit TO the Soc
eties with the of the donors and tIunsm
tnr The collections the Loyal National
Repenl Association of Ireland about the rst OF 0c,o
he, next