The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 7, 1865, Page 4

es ALMA LLL AL A ¢ 1d bea 4 drtve them fn chafing to lenomialoue ar aves. cananr wien te tia conte kn fats it Ametien ‘ft Wi fe fe S ievitetamn pe die rt Sher pea Clinton and Vanderbilt avenues, commencing a+ een jeoreenee , th ation one ip from her i pt utiobs, Bnd Li yh . pabtin Win! extraordinary pucnewsee of the national arme, | day the voice, Of iN dorve His will, rout yeare aco | From her home in our land, the land of th tice. |, | Flushing aeenug and extenfing over the march Flue of Fort Sumter, tattered by wind and storm, and fad an undieciplined army, aud met the inerreents | Then thevr thrones will stand tained, wud © 4 to the water's edge, Alan the roadway between rent by rebel t om wae tinfurind before you, it vout auccere; but now, be thariked Gio! (hat ar- they'li rest; P " Sue Naval Hospital and Marine Burying Ground. bad Lenn hauled donn by ite gallant defenders wheo | ceseton and dieunion were gone forever, and thon | Their dynratics, too, somewhat longer willl mate 1 1 1 atten, the City in to receive watrin of lant, 8 ey sore worn out by fativue and famine, Chetan, | events were celebrated to-d APR ihe bad While the chains on their rutjecta till teh) ex ‘hes "tt | Ta return, the City ie bo Fooeive estetp, of lear 60 Hi hed (brie "Un ernie ot the veered as ; ater, ite ieee es (oan made for Ublon “The wi father'athe thought.” 44 deapota: rho think ‘neton avenue serces the flats, aud a portion of thority end the vindiewed honor of the Gor: and peace: we could not have coe without the other. | Ths clorious /and is ro core ou the brink, Wallabout Buy, to some point in the Eastern Dia rrymnent. and the people, The boastful vioe | (Cheere) The erieteof the greatest war which can | Of dcatruction end ruin; tut toistakea ft’ he, tries, ‘This will shorten the distance berwean (he lmore of the national “order : ag tte y | imperila hatan covernment wae tast approachine. When we rise it our might and our power cures, two sections about one mile, The privilege to sre tising bevore the victorions armies of the and we must be prepared for a eseat and 4 triumph. Fee ee Oe bara ies 0 ua. rier) ww construct @ basin for commercial purposes on the py hiies far away from the guilty city in which thelt | ant eaccese, He advised, however, that we ehould th aiaed, tee liveth eda ie” cost wide of the line of Washington avenue, bas ted. The City is to cede to the Government DRAFT THREATENED,—WIL , SITIZENS OF NEW YORK ALD IN ARREST © INC SUCH A CALAMITY? TANT PROVOST. WARSITAL*TEN, EKAL CALLS UPON fhbat! SNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTLE THE COUNTY Vou tse AP TEN DAYS ALLOWED TO INCREASE RE* CRUITING. THE A ft ao T ‘AND MEN YET TO Vol ni tend, | #how ouretrength witout tet ont Cown by delay | This mati A L, OVER THIRTEEN THOUEA a a fallow cdtias LH tu enter late ated ator the aren Meme The lees rah os iian ad otkere had re. | At lor as leaves are in foreris, Ana csoje in the eeas; | also been wecorded to the City BE IZED! ‘ ochhoormante, a oP To ih She qiested them to vestore and preserve the Union for- | Aye. firmly chall atand, ite fiw proudly , Tk wii ai ll be necessary to obtain authority frora marked this ereat Berswile sersdiiet r confiiet whihe | ever, And the voice of God to-day, thromeh thetr | U'er Freedow tris Mmphant, er poet erave the Levislature to make the exchange. This will The Connty Gemmitrer en \uinnteenn® call the ont a rerailel ip TOUOTh titnre aloo without & pas | nie ui called on, tie ee 0 to etand prectte For a ty soon of fang Hour banner & ain htohe ‘ree, | Ptobably be -iveu during the progent session, attention ote Hee \y ew igh ap pete ey alle) in en nt 7 pmote wee n forever,and fotnre # ony mn ; ' Pe tnouthi. . » thi t i to. from Bri «sen. HIN A caer went hea been cariie. ga Wy ut |e me ver fi i Hon. John Van Buren wae the next speaker, To our tehela her pe teh ive been open and free, to @ suspension of the draft in Brooklyn, provided eerie f ba helt 4 raleed 1D 1 hd auy feattin of Witenes towards car tig ott? pose, Pactvalerly peel gh it ig a Nae he A ALAN pouch Ne aac ede EG IIS pM ere8 | fifty meu per are recruited, Thi itis bee] The t pmitce have echeusted oll manne at thetr fone tk® pp thet ba By bt tee aa there, With record to Rinneerick.thes hed at one tine | Which in peaceful purest reampt of the | Heved, can be done, with p “? exertions, and if | or ead te en wie 5 ine ais the Ie { y 5 banda, at thy $e. i it, CLastig hte hart so the quota will be filled in about 60 days * Y / * +} rf thus i but hie head w t. Laat i ma » quote e e 7% | in any periteu cs tho Bate, ‘Thee have euccecded in wer mera iowerer, it " tee. years pty weed not en bh favor of ih That Boghan t's neutrality for th elr Y in had trade, The Bupervisors’ Comr » who proceeded to recriltin: 2 er one hundred mon per une: withs MD Kept alive by mente ot military eupplee manus nd gniued erent batt Seuar cateten Ane to Soe pat Of th 1 os th By Iu dinga: Albany for the purpose of procuring a modification | inthe lie vven ss iy fave avers ed ehout ‘| fhetured in thy work- hep and tueged into rebel He next alluded to the great ie ee eet Cee pien One fr dd ever throw | Cf the order requiring that ruite shall be paid | one hundred apd tuirty () yond with ‘ ports by Vie blockade runners of neutral Britain, fe nm, ae coe that wae oa ureat arte? Fhe _ wim live in eines he vow never thiow hele bount I 1 it of at the | sevent by Us ‘ ha pute | : 4 wien, and aasured the cutience that he tad o etonee. ; gs = ; v7 . yt (2.000), Bred ee can eran wavered io bie devotion tothe Cuiot. and hie belief | Reiritution witleome, and thet natiom muet ween, [Provoat Ma teen muccesaful, | Mg of men to be rai co fHeasand (20 0 | Srined vessple tuils io hers nip 4 War that aclorions victory would yeterown our mime | Lorthe teed whe basso. the wtiriy iodinust reap, | Reornite will receive their movey bereafier the} ,,//us, there See. Py he ucts of this Coume OpiGlod that there Alda ie the repel oe Bod the rebeition wonld Ve runpre ned, With re ard | The tine is not distant, end wil o' orumke her ‘ere | same as t ey have hereiotor ty, and to rAleo thi Dumler with.n a reasonabie ting PMonging the war, added oi leger ftree t without, there wea po danver, while recuires not cnc huvuted wea but two bundred mea eee trom with per day at ienet, id ts “peed dence cot weak . . ” wiboerd oh wd bey ¥ oy Whi we'll acknowledge delligerantst he oid Em JERSEY CITY, Millions of Colne toour 4 ete Ratio 4 e Inet rebel ym thin weld be th a o toh queht newer f ‘ ‘ee ‘ M While : tea the Board of au - ‘lara Wen eer whieh gu he neve’ | any one who heard hie voice would eee in the | nite tr vail you'll hear o'er the Atiec tic wave toed, | THe CeLEnRATION.—The Gay was observed | sor nile the Committe ees (08 bse Shed lane ‘ ny . titer Le wallet false Pngiand tor lowe opt 4 4 . this great cor artied nm, and is} & The Hon. Yortd Dados Meld next mage enetm | And ovhen the prows of our iron-e aide buffett the | In Jersey City yesterday, by veneral suspension of 7 quien fate sireiettad that ‘he ' bn Ph esaits : ¢ breeze, busine fad - of A ‘ pub Naaaey hn witl Baten er 1 ex prose ats Utkin nddves, daring whieh he alluded te Generel | flay ehips. and her commerceyWe'l. sweep trom the teiness Bude dig of fags (rom the puoite have bese bene A ve Bo A a ches of thé contort that we are | eens. butidings, shipnir d from private dwellings arin ane Lace remte Com) \ dn + come tee her in ne pervoua! or part stood behind bin, araid loud cheers, 5 u ney Pring, and from priva' VBR | tee no conmideral ie useiat cn { Hy) dt, ‘The feeling whieh an iteter we iene hroed band played “Mail tothe Chief" After After the delivery of the px ein | he andicnce diss | The Cunard steatmanip wan profusely decorated arene capitaliete, who have moat to fear from © t won of : Ae age ur ite 3 aay ir, "the of Mr. Field's speech, General Ande persed. with flags and streamers, presenting ® gay ap- nirtina the ribo Labatl anise te pay tee roe aed. future We reviey that the ealamiition of } gon being londly called for, then carde forward, and ry eitabaiaes ax 7 MBER SIT i rather Limited, | PCATaHces a& Was also the Jersey City and Heboken | | he fal fer, paying volunteers is now Dearly #3. j i B16 boa to that thet nion i io be re madly cheered, while the bend played the John at this etand waerather limited. Joy PR m . tg “a id even uh per day can no longe Stebliahed with ' oundnries and Lay te anid saa : Partially on account of the prec e* ion not haviue all gh t a 3 Tivmense throngs of poople oem paid unies tucneved men and inetitutions eubecrIbe Fade, the cater of All ont dirertiions, {ato le ermal Mr, 5, B, Chittenden then introduced the fotiowing | Puted br, and the wir being w cold neto renters | ¥ Aiel HE ala hh tent lcd Mack de bescrd ad The Commitive, in jurtice to themeelves and the ated by conetitutional means, tha it body of tens uncomfortable to remain in ® etationary positicr bably thore never was before o day when so many | public, now take thls 6 nent. and appeal so the tae Southern peapie, vl ir guilty tenders efail | Pesoitition } Ae to inereare the da num Ler of recruite durin, rice allowed us, that it will be reduce: iy that the quota can be filled within & tie tin ‘Vo avoid adr people crossed the river, The railroad brains were e Gilbe et Dean called the | ales crowdel dur ng the entire d me ting to ordes, and introduced . the Rev, Dr, Hite : tock, who otered up a prayer: ek oda bie heve been expenel, will cooory to their alleeiance to ting was preeided over by I) 116 vovernment of t! tiers, nod that the coup- try wilt move on asain, unin peded by domentic dis. cord, in ite majieatic march to Promperity and Power, For there biersines ant these hopes how can we be Resolved, Thatin getification of the pledee made | This portion of the tm on tht snot on the atti at April. 1841, we rece our | Francie Lieber, dur Obligations to provide for the erphana of the brace men who fall it struggle {6 floot them an the chil if thy aft, tien things are hecessarr ; let. That the bonds of the County for the purpose “5 ~ sukiul to the Sovereign Kuler of the In putting the ther int © | on the preeeiinge of the day. Tiae Hou, B.W. Bor MARIN NEWS. ot nay {pe roinntecrs taken Laie pre eg b by i oie brings neous of the carkeese end | pon propriate cen hieu the resolution map ite ‘ “i a on ee in ba) iat the pe ot once lead their aid tothe & tothe full lustre of @ bright | was rteand enrtied unaulnc ney then read the resolutions, printed elsewhere, work of raising volunteers, to) The Hou, Oakey Mall wan next introduced, anid | *hich were adopted, after which Dy. Francie Lieber | Mich T—S. Rises 6 2-8. Sota 8 )S—M'n oe lowed hin fddresred (he meeting 10 & Most 2njreesive m z ™ neers and wea folloved by Gen, Jolm (lochrar Hapocinly, let every citizen who hae the means pro. tr) Vide birmselt with aeubetate, He will thusexempt ‘re Hinself trom dratt aud help fill the quota of the oy Ce be con now be obtained a: comper- Ul cost, the State undertaking to eliuburse op, money for this purpore, to the ex- « years’ eubstitute, 400 for @ 4 «400 tor a one. The Hon, Sarouel Show then nominated three Jundied Vice Premdente and Becretaries, who wero npanitously elected, after whieh the follow- ing res lutions were read by Judge Daly, oud were unauitously adopted ; 4 Jud AKRIVED. He said. in compliance with the wishes of the Boar : that STEAMSIIPS —Kinetsher, f supervisors ad of the Common Council, be bed | Dean, Key, W. iH, Boole, Georwe T. Nover, and Potohe cine Pr fone to take an accountol ateck of war pnd of Vie“ | Cianncey schaflereafter which the proceedings ter. | Cit ut tory Lt wae fitting thet commercial New York elould do so, ne the trading places of (he south were wow oll | Binated ainic @ itd toestablieh New York me the commercial wae with the sword im one havd, and they had the | the bate of the Monitor and Merrimac, were fume = Mr, Hall cone . © Hool &e., all heroes on the field of battle, vived aon bloody battles, aod ted hem 7 “ad labore fad the tncrifiors ot * wany of our Theae displays were made on each side of Union BELOW Ship Lawrence, Savannah, Wind South A TEW FIGURES open except Mobile, and he expected that Jude Bure t b trepolie of the world, New York. with her fi.000 ‘ t i f olive branch in the other, CApplanas.) With rego.d A 1 : ' 1 : a Princo be ubandoned that Union tor whieh , ‘tihnathinit : a quarter past nine, the immense crowd dispersed Too Late jor ( lassifle ation. General Brown and others followed. aad the meet- ATAND NEMDRR TWO treet rod Itroudway, About half-past four o'clock ally bought and nominated ae previding officer for the occasion, “mathematical genium'® attached to the Son After hie opening epeech, he offered the following ‘red, That the citizene of Ni Returned Veterans — tieers and men,, 7 i y Nation el f rn Chauncey Schafier, Bay., wae then introduced, and | er ay delivered one of hie felicitous epeeches, whieh kept | tne phter, Balltr we la: Geo Ay 1, Baltine: Jaltimoro, Live: pool t choering, Satine Fe avian in Harper eth, Havre: PY Around the various gaily deco rated stands not cele of Ae Seat é wor at are’ eubeiute, at tute. ne iy Mareia © Day, thavang, Lhore who subseribe tothe Volunt-er Loan Fund Reavived, That the duty of t uparme te pre | ted (hirees) would soon mtnoned there, like Van Lore meribe tothe Volu reve the ation. un aiaTy wont Hot thie ener: Ambureh's elephant. to pack up hie tronk and go | less than twenty-five thousand people aseombied, : May Flower, Savannal have not only the pledges ot the taith and property of hon, ia w time eo: protound pert t jonal | down to Molaie and hang up hie re the ou'er | ceeeting the patriotic sentiments of the rpeakers ne, Rathbone, | th ec onntysbus tthe eked Ve ity th at te prowperity, w by the memoriea | walle, The people had asmembied to-day to do honor aa it ata, Savannah; Havana: | Wil reimburre to the Couuty the money thu of the past and ture, and ehall be the solditre and aatior, who done all they | with repeated applause. As the ** shades of nicht Vailas, Belire, on; Arizoua, Cardenss: Helea Au. | pence fuitilie ly me.ataived, at It now remains with the ened calamity otadr le to avert the threat. them take the mater settled over the acene, and ‘darkness became | CUS St Mare at ng by every racriie : BKIGS— Dea Port an’Prince: C ‘ardenne ' mbt Rewvievh, That the wae tit hte been forced upon | ncien with her journals and eriaie rnd newspapers, | yigible.” aksrockets shot smto the air, and Roman | witha’ a jaune Port se Prince: Crimes: Cardenas: | yy und. Let them a remble together in publle coun ue is protecuted on nr part in no vindictive apirit | her 660 miler of vas-pipes, her 200 hatios of eewere, i" lent their glowing colo -s, inauguratin f rn S: tones avorite, and after determining the be o be pute nnd with no aeeralve © for subjugation ot con | and her 400 miles of Croton pipe, had not oniy re. | cancies be . gio " airs A ne Souths { o Rich 1, put those means into « execution, quest, that we stand betore the world fn the attltade | eruited for hereif but for her neighbors the glares P R: Cyclone, With the eo: th ff a ABS active aid of ® people Maintains their governy eat avainet | had thrown out the wealth of ber merchants rineworns, cofthe Bas, Savaneab., ore ‘ ; withig the pres hote, who, without cor: plaint of epnieesion oF wrung, | he had thrown out the Tabor of her mechanice and ; tir tien CHOOT , ps son SAY 6.10 GIVG EREEMCIOTy, SY/Genoe FARE hot misled by then pee and anlinen in era] bor -vowen had thrown Went Into the eve of ine ex: which appropriately closed the demonstration in a ain “Pastees va me Ane at St a pees tt See te pve bh FA y voluntooring hat con tooverthiow 4 pb the wawike couveela of un Though differing a# vorers did abou " slory ri re of 7 Wave! \ Ps Beer unrn, ey ; ee ve Uemmnge Dy GFe principled aden the wav io fut down the rebellion, thes all acreed it | blaze of glory. Tho capture of Fort Fisher, | Ciarn ‘Jan, # ue, Augie Davideon, Nasewus March thy Lib. Kewlved, That eubsil han Independent con's n tothe alterpt to estat ation by reining the in = Hoaliiac via Saletn; dnlia A 5 €. GODT REY GUN THE, nvor, nin; J MeCloakes, Boston; Thomas H 1 i tag MATTHEW T. BRENS AN, Comptrollor, ker part of the nacfonal do:nmine two-thirds of our mens | 10 peaee he anid theonly way to have it wastotight | fought over again in raimic imitation of the | seviweur, Yarmouth, Man: Wm Gulum, wlenor, OLSON BLUNT, supervisor resehond the tiouthe of oar priicipal iivers, would | for it, (Cheerm.) And if peace was to be seed io by | prea achievernenta of ow Navy. The t" Haro, Proviaenee tor Ehzabetupar id BS ot In WM M. TW b hI ' supervisor, he to give up a main souree of our etiength aud a vital | recognition of the South, he would vensure to say 5 ; ai ceahie revicence tor kulzabethports Chas MeDonald, Provi- FLAIR. PURDY, superviror, COOd1 100 Of Our exis ence ae AD ALou, that the oul: people in New York to vote ior itwould | Army = was bot rotten in 6 rer | dene Ry Flower, Now Haven for DE WM. KR. STEWAKT, suparvieor. Reaole 1, Thist oh fonal fla, waving in triv over (he city wheret code oy rebellion cermin and wh that sacred embem wae first insaited Kindleg ali local bearts with «.atitude, and awakens throughoat the land uniersol ¢ adnees Resolved, Vhat the plane oF General Grant for the overthrow of armed iebellion, revewed by the bis Nant vietoriea we are thio day aeeembled to con memorate, have wou the * comrn rn sroie valor with w ented, confit our fath in the foal triumph ot our arma, aud call forth our warmest grutioide thet we have such a soldier to ocenuize vierory end euch arinter to achies «© it, Resolved. Vnat the hoidness, celerity and certaloty which bave marked the recent comprena ott ‘al Kerman ation! alerwon in the ciltary art, and will aceampiiehed itin: the foremost J eenermia, We creat with warm. ? have t our banner from Chattanoocn to Atlanta, tosavannah, to Charies von, and to Columbia; apd with thanksgiving tor the paat, we offer fervent mao: te Aluaghty God that In the coming hour of battle their valor may be towne ! with complete aud decisive trinm ph. Kerolved, That the tleet the United > Waterman, Ne ara Norton, 1 «the tenants of lunatic a waking therm all to lemediher t *F contd not look In the free ot comrades of the armr aod the navy, who have County Committee on \ olunteering, ORISON BLUNT, Chairtwan, Corsenive Corsox, © Leven OF ny eM. MINTS, Ottce A. A, Provost-Marenal General) Aud puperinvendent Voluntee ! Reeruiting serv ‘ p.eces of pyroteehny which disp layed the names of Grant," “Sherman.” “ Sheriaan.'! Thomas," ry" Hh Spracue, Gibbs from Providence, RL. sou Fey. Chairman, &e, Ortsos Br Dear 3 Ihave tue honor toacknowledge the receipt of yout communication of the Yd instant, in reply .o @ note ot Capt, Bronson, A, A. G diroe sony in re. ation toth eee and have perused with intere: elaborate airay ttatiatics which it contoing, exhibiting the comparns tive progrces of reeruising inthe City aud County of N York, under the present and previous is tor froopa; but ite examination has hot chanced or inodi- fled my convictions that “che proment rate of recruit. ne will nos fill the qatar of the city districts within the time required,” It will be }oruve in mind that very great deficiencies pd with other districts in th xist in tietricts, and that theee deficioucies ex. cell thos @ay.at bee e'clork, a large quantity of wine cutter hioery, ehatung, beitin 4 et lobes, &e.; sat ° URNELIES LINN, Morte © Have Reitoed Buddin, entre ate. a0 pD**! kPsta- ASTONISHING C1 K ARE al tome by the use of that eacclient remedy, b IMnblic fort 20 yearn, teen evered with, and the direc never fuiled in as cave, It See Inne Gat. bre, te ee Sec aee wee] Square at Fourteenth ireety and when consiided at | = aad ile tone liver.” to their several homes, aU doubtlass detichted at | - - ing broke up ata late Lour, what they bed witnessed in honor of our Nutioual | ANIEL D. EGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL victories ‘This etand waa located near the corer of Fifteenth Our reporters having seve General P.M. Wetmore called the meetioe to order, array of figures counected with the pre Geveral Hiram Walbridge, ; bas tabulated them ex follows: resolution, whieh wae unanimously adopted National ris officers and men » BASE York here an 1 to commemorate Che euce™ Trades... erveee . seee feand the continued triumrh ot titution | Firemen and Bugineey atea by which ariee Lefore evoey eober mind, - siving ny he reason that New York has been lascaacotats ; cause here reapecttuily recommend the Board of Civilians and mine! ae ea 1.) tn £e the bowels, giving renewed visor te piss dongle * y jeuntiving viellance with which they have kuarded | Eioarvisore to give whatever additional bounciew are Sere inatea ied euteeae : "ye | the stomurhand braces up the whole ryscer creating tively oF lots successfully ennaged to: aaiaal s an of coaet, by ther Achievements | ra uiaite to All the present quotn domanded of the oung DHOB. sees sitwere now lec. Every one of recentary re muiting than the euburban districts, he draft iy F rivers, by their heroic decd nt Port Royal | Gitvand County of New York, aa t nost practical = ehould ty it, and all who are troubled w hasalreade commenced in all districts enrrounding and y Ovieune nt Momie and Fort Fisher, by the and eMelent means of etrenethening the Gene Tota! in Procesaion,... 12,081 should uve it, Denot the city, and to turther postpone ite opeiations here, nrwe they bave displayed upon the rads | fal Government in ite efforts to supprese the ex by "Vo he had of v uniees the re ie a prospect ot the quotas being immedi- t very enemy that hae died to net | rebeltion . The horses were cstinated at 1.200) One report- f scanion et aadeor, Ave. lant Houston at, N.Y; 2, | ately filled by voluntary eutietmente, would be an «ny, have esited the thanks of thetr country, and : s > BE. itey, cor, Mystic and Franklin Aves, East’ Biook. | Obvious injustice to those districtain which the fgused still higher the Histone fame ot the Amertean he kept » tally of tho flags he raw on the |. tites, cor, Mystie and Prankilt . ‘Yar | plication of the provisions of the law is pow being Navy ; and (bat the vierortee ot Farracut, ¢ mi r s beginning to th . _. | made, : eect Porte have aiven our flag tb € the audience elive between ebsering and louehing ‘i rae! Se a his tt ” PEnes eae FEF‘ MR SALE—THE STOCK, STA AND Furthermore, it will of rememboren that ithe pre- pon the ocean which recures us agsine! invasion, j e achapie says he has a record or over 1,600, ciegan ad aot nea LE id 2 vious quotas of the city dis riete have been filled, toa andestattishes our thme and our power throughout | He eaid that just about the time when the Turk wae setae Natures oc a mest and fish market, with a vood | very vreat extent, with ciedite resulting trom enlist. ba i seriously thinking of betomine Chr ortion y re fae TiaeLAO RIPEN era Aliuge pate Peguise eeitg | mente in the nevy oot made since the assienment of L, That the fact that.wo have succesfully | Srtne neorte of this arene Chrelesia re Ped LOCAL NEWS. Parker She ee juie #t 159 | quotas under the Enrolinent aw, and Spy held tue cit Men Alexandria Nortollty | fined’ go become Turk by atte Pius to break 1p id wees S58 ” ‘ ta 2 802 In your exhibit of the Yiloate, Men phig, Nateles, Vicks “ig A" og , cee % are ° GHEST CAS SOUNTIES PATD FOR those calle, Hence the cewparicon mad Cha leston.Coumbia and Wilming ba beat and fra ceverument oy ie, oF ibis NEW YORK AND) THE VICINITY, | Aes Ns Ht hehe TIES PALL I RT tion bas tio application to the results in ton, Aud have through the united efforts of our arm. | Tea ee) ie oe ee icoe ard conte eee 4 and moucs paid to any person bringing @ recralt, (uocke Which now tnust he done by ectual tes and fleote, wid the nd persiet- | Uctnonil ant vebrilione arte Te eee otOr | BOARD OF SUPERVISORS —AN APPrAL. To | Land moucs pald to any person bringing @ recruit. IC) emistmente, dey tensive tine of our | OY the loyal brave and imvinribie men of the Noth, | rae Provie To Arp ty FILLING Tar Qrony..-This | with he bouaty. clwo bore wanted. 1y year of agg. | 4 tt "ur Hon d that the postponement of i gable eal wlust ai MISNing the] Var Mem weleimined {Otay 86 they ware TOO | acd held a special meeting yamerday. Mr. Roche | STC Ne” Crees ob UP MMAlTE. GALI some effort commenrurate with the amount of labor fictions of ibe past id tovshadowing the results | Sryga' “Cheere.) He (the apesker bat found by 1 t reesthy request ar ¥ sa re cunn ie. aecare tae Duns othe dua by vole er tbe tutu ban eB otte series of resolutions carves eq F i gS EXT T 7 onte preby: 7 y Tex ree Vhe resolutions were waanimously carried, amid debe while anything semaly ee eal ewig ing all classes o cits ens to nid the Cour ty obin. tea nes fui sencrates th A and volunteers, ind thus removiun the necessity fora tamonse cheering betty. shall prevail over every toot of this greag | Her Comuiittee to All the quote ci Now York, and at minke disease, anaes rations of a diuft on the part of the Jon 5 it moet { i} ¢ vd espity of acrait. Adopted, : The Hon, Judge Pierrepont then spoke, He aid, | ; yd Mersraes wait, yes Nar ti ied Hh te Sous ave} ne iterates . P % "4 Rea RKS FROM CHEMICAL ANALY To secure th e result every means of co-operation and Pour vears ago the war becan, There wes a ar men of the North, “Coma on, come one, come all, | Mr B untoered a resolution authorizing she Coun. After a caretul examination of HELMBOLD's args onamanh wth poe gatiered the service wing ol (he North, and iy met he.e, under Boa we wilh shew you wi tue ue ghival Van do- | ty Volunteer Committee to issue an urgent appeal PREP AK ATIONS, the, enjoy cur utmost coutidence. | typ Seavoar iaranal Madara ant at Ae ied sky teen 1 b the rive Taokee my : q sider the le, 4 i i jon sky, nnd rerolved'to def nd our ( en: end | Shas gag Boutherner can whip five Yaakeo mulellie.” | 1 nie to ansiat in filling the quota, [This ap. © coneider thems sate and reliable, Sr aca aiter trial it teeme that theee hopes are not wel reserve ou) Country entire, Then o teuvth bad | Che Goliaths of the South A Artaine of Fre k 1 i NEVEERS & YATES. | crounded, for while yourself and a few h a4 tune t eky, rr » © igbteous cause and a holy P shephert he weNOP : . 7 ~4 r - Has ? Arata Y Si¥F she roll of | Oh 8 eS enue Ga Teaanh ana TUN colt weanneie Mr. Blunt cald if all our catizens woull sid the Hk SCIENCE OF MEDICINE SHOULD | eized revnlt, the expe ho. Aenneral Sutereet hee y brituat ou ‘ies of hide | they bad at hand, chased’ them and ew then. Aa | ¢ smmities, the number now enlisted could be stand riniple, pure majestic; heving fact for ita | 1ae yas gh dan Hort belng maue on the A fo oles theuke to Almighty God, who hag | fiet ae the hoste of frecdoin moved tocwand the rebels |” ¢ weir, induction tor ite pillar, tr atone tos ite capis | DATE of t yh pad banity bas aot been rechce ly rusthe wertory. By the linvevaug lightot these | *ekeddadled,” eo thatar would almost teko the eye ot | ewelled to three hnndred men per day—it wae now | tal So etiad HO LMBOLD's GENUINE PREPA KA: | 82d Instead of an, catlons bn a athe rooy whieh now move onin the eternal procces.on | a ange to track thom, (Cheers and app.) But Grent indaadiend aie snenaaeday. it " IONS, eetabiished over 16 years, Sh | Guotae will be 6 Hed, Loer6 ts nied tha Pile Hos pawed, we tagy eatch dome elitupser of the | now hae the rebellion hy the throat, anu he means to | ope hundred a fty wen pe every oue conclusive evicy our ovn figures that atthe lutace wi 1 beep Co rolve there two qucebious Piesent rate cf icc he quoia will wus be iilled until the Ist or Aus ue rot, te the rebellion nearly over, and will the f wh lay down thelr aims and eoon retura w the $ fd, Will the North reme sthe numberef mea people, who have iby their eforte tuiting (oon wb iupesne as thes only can treat very far, (Laughter aod app.) te was glad, be said, that the amendmen been adopted ; for whilst this thoveand men, at one hundred dollars per man, | !oHt _ 391 »the Conriniion hat tand was ainple cuoueh a was che whi firin in her purrose than any oiber eity Lad toca | [JPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND Cer. set contiovs the war ut a@uy eacritice and ag all hay. | for the oppressed of all Iands to tad @ refuce aod ® | a> go do the name thing. tifienter and recominendatory letters have heen | eteate. Every contderation ot patra Sy Will peace incon. uered and the integrity of the | home, it war Not large enough for oue slave hereafter, bie tod mn bd received, attesting the meriteot HELMBOLD'S GEN- pale tO Ge to pat iued bucce ro the work, HiOn in Cle aly secured sy (Great cheering.) Mr. Blake, of Maas, w eficlen! aud iil [provisions ot thas by which evers [o.Ou LO. cules meubete the dratt will receive #ix nudes Mr, Sbook guid he hoped the Committee would | LINE PRED AK ALIONS, many of whieh gre tr roake the State law plain to the people, ax no one she h ehest cources including eminent statesn feee ho laDestion of any willlng allegiauce on the tot the he ‘The day ot willog allegiance has way aad hence Tt the next pea He povernore, St udces, lear that the rebedion te nog | Mhousht it meet and proj rat the won of the Bay | appowred to fy ly understand its provisions, - ke —_ ~ won, | three hundrot dolure bows vor one we mad there will ly re ' ire Btat ‘ SMART BOY WHO WRITES | sents service of much suber t while a biew. wes arity , gl A phe a hastine State should unite with the men of the Kinpire Stare, The resolution wrs alopted, and the Board ad. W 1 ie e We willtue to make h dratted man cau fore ye and tity y at the “Union Laundr dollars citbes Joo hotieelt or dis mo bevitute, ourht of fto mace tyesy obleebogion he cou y he is iiable to eft am ae bive Pee Uitibk & Lwite bein ge beuaty paid by the sinte, ia acdticon io the Government nt te induce al tuoe who oro not liable to to ented OF rere sud ageistin viing can, r tu ~ rarke, I meds be wa: weve the in celebrating the great ond glonow ed by the waltant and loyal sone oF He waked the puck to contraet che Fourta of Mareh 1861, with t rehot Mareh 150d, nud then way if we had not “reat re iron to re o.ce and be thank ful, Then we hud niether an army nor the material or menus tocarry Of & war euch asour enomnies bat precipitated on us, We kuew nothiug Oi war, Many veare of pence had alinoet effaced tom our memonies even the remembrance of thore that had been, and we were entiiely occupied with pervetul purse ctorivs achiew> oth. ) yds purely will, and that is the perce which can now be obtained, CA voice. Ve Pesce that will last forever.) dt ie quite time hae wo avake Gow th ceceiviag dream that ree 0 CAL ever come of concemmon, It must come of fea Gest, Tt oe ail idle to Gaik of peace with the South vibaltary power, they are Jered to eabiuit: surectd Lieto tall of thie forced subiniesion he work ol a day, © HEAL Yueoton ty journed, rouerally ueoful for tvo days. Mar se \Wwant P—POR THE U, Gonp Sarvs at the Fifth Avenue Evening Btock Exe! ey last night, were dull, re penterr, bla limited at 10 on-call, and 198% after call, Stock ii patee M wie inarket not very active, --—- ». NAVY—CAR- ewards, lander pet bounty paid a ) Courtland st up ste Sales v Corron to the amount of nearly 10,000 TWRAVE ING ther the North wiil roa a frm unui! peace ls conjuered? ‘The | hav oh he " iwalts, | bales arrived at this vort yesterday, trom Savan- | — - meres) tering goa mor er de one united affirmative! 18 | Vow we beve ap army such a the world never wit ’ . LD + ON sioasof the Stat nade 10r volune te cold that this cannot ‘ast ' ‘hat early’ ela Nosed, and wath the uuited | nal H! DSON RIVEE RAM ROAD—ON AND and navy able to camps bavies or workd (Cheer the people of t city tubercut ‘ ‘ cot 4-44 § nwe were lease inv ‘on — oe] ca after Monday, Jan i, {reins loave 30th Street oat bh the nubde prow. and, it Ae ony viene etbled war: “Chero ie to rrownd | fay the opinion of Kurepe, and wondering with whey | NEW YORK ArvomntMENTs.—The Sonate | sitions tor \lbany-and Troy and pieces Norn and Ie though SM Fuiuee sh ontulaine Wate ; patoweds dhe war tay | an adiuiring or jealous eye thoy would view us, but | ycaterday confirmed Abram Wa Westar Taiiomd 1180 4, Ma oifty Bank wad 1080 P.M, Sante : ; OF, aN EI ently Wy st Will no more impover- he North to eupport the necessary armle i si! mpoverteh the city of New York evan 8 ecessary police, The nation, whore sons produce err its roti, 18 mines and ite Welle, all that the ma. sepeuds is ewecure trom baukiupey, The debe emt, but the capacity to meet it grows tasyer, wd the Nocth, with its avimetog activity aod ioe ‘wing power, can carry op thie war till ot a ie enokes in the whole of Rebeldom, aud spend ‘scolar above the annual aceumulacus of Ler f fi (his rebetion is uot crushed, if the Cnn Catased, if the integrity of the countiy is not ‘ ved, he teu noble with the peop.e, nor © inirinse aiMeuitios of the affair, Put ua ine ‘hob enowei von the part of those ip powes, to deal hoe eat question, I believe that Chose in chaise iy croverument will prove equal to their trus heir country the ova pecs intercete im labor tovecure the filme of the quowsed their dite tricts, and therebe celicy. a. 0 GC yoe Loom vie e ofadratt, To this eud every taclity will be exton fiom thisdepartmest, Mueter jaCets #DU eurgeone rhall be provided in spuds bad that ator test may be made, 1 think DT tony p omer thet po dri ehall take place duriay t.> moat cn days, 1am, rir, MOLES aay try r dient Fe EDW, W. IN Brisadier General, A. A, Provoet Marshal General, superintendent Vole ubtear Reeruiting Service 8. now all this is changed, We have taught European nations some sthings aboul military aod uavel wartare of which they know nothing. We care nothing for their opinion baving in sbown them that we, ® Nation ot freemen are as able to meet intestine rebellion a forein foes, And the nations of Rurepe miy me know at once, that noteue feotol this Ane. lean ev tineat--North of souih—cau be tied 10 the ear of aay ob heir sovereigns os poareutsivs, (Cheese) Col, Eo b, shepherd was the next speaker, and was followed by Attorney-Gienerul Cochraue, who bi letly alluded to the pageant of the day,aad drew theretrom reveral useful lossons—the mo-t useful of which was that American teemen are determined to maiatain Siceping cain attached to 6:00 and doc) P.M, trains, Sut froin GM f i ears wil hers and Sith Street siations, aD J, M. TOUCEY, Asat, Supt, runt eon > ch NROOKLY Tur CerrneaTion IN BRrooKuyn,—There Woe no incependent demonstration in tha city yesterday, ‘Sv AND MOST DURABLE JEST, CURAL > BRIEFS TS HAIR DYE, nd all, therefore, who could get away | The Maded Ive othe World, ia MlAlLorres TANTS = bie hold on to uA (Cheer ) pop while he ‘the speaker) | would take an interest in the matter the thing ALLC “9 Wash =A Theda poets 7 e ” nowine when to re t i. . - cual eon 5 "0 oleae: pald whi fie would ray that bh never knew A rat ina trap io res | could Tedone, New York bad furn'shed fortyssix | varus, WM ¢ ARKOLL, 43 Leroy et, dd toor, d in preference to silothers, became visited New York to see the great procession, The IT Oks NOT STAIN THE SKIN, ssreete were fled with people tro and av alt ee hare ried th MEpOWION EG, b, ou their way to the but chances Ke as riicey baie toa beautiful and natur- s) and it 18 estimated tbat Brooklyn |“ meal eine ta te San bane aot less than 75,000 to the turengs | and fe sold by el! Deuce FIFTY CENTS nu wp early hou US otclock in the afiernc diferent te ONTISTRY. low price of ‘ theur counkry united aud indiviadh.c,coet whut ittoay | vbich ued Neog twas he Bowe ia t BE — —-= ss Rar ar ae ea eootelary WIth strong Common fONsé, FOINE © int d trensure, The ercedy setuin of peaci aiway, the wery, and other Maiev) Di ; ; . % s vON 2 RTT ‘OVER » tor generalization, ability to extract from the ane Bai ee y ried atte rey ae Ls pnd thoroughfares thr General Depot- 46 south Second street, Williams A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY h whieh tho pr reason ce Dien ort ssion | burgh country the results of thelr wir Ut pain, or no eharce, benus eth extracted wi toanders that now hold the rebels ain @ vic@. But » inser ed ‘i a ad experier and having (he judgment to ee- | Weiuaat keep those tsmice filled up with paisiatic passed. lars w displayed from the pullie Wioprsati Aces 1). Marner & Co, 21 Park Heer ieekh Lane fi Zoat heck cu Mt snd eee from gathored, Aorta Bs Pas Ma rsh hande and howrt, With abriet allusion to Slavery, | biodings, Liberty pola and prly houses gen. a 4 fe DAW WNIT i yy hee Oh dae tions warranted, J. JAY VALLES, 165 Granda, + podthe fatore management of the treasury. as (eneral Cochrane retied aiid great cheering, erally; the places wero all closed after 1 o'elock, Houston st, and Ave): Poadh Lith | Blocks trou Broudway, za ‘oy a the direction of « Wall atreet bank, “Tho | JD0, Banvard, Keq,, next delivered @ patriotic | oot iveryth a» pr ' ; uve; Vortes 11) Hudeou ; ; se opeek of Ute war is tomubdue the revolt, and $0 | poem, of which the following sentimonts were re- |.» ythiny presented the aspect of a holida Aves Dirty can aley be supplied A {OR RUB- vt ad the Union, Ye shalt, ere vue sive, wiih i" Tho iMuminations in the evening were not general; | LENTON, o> sixth ave ‘3, parsial vein ‘ objects are attained, Then will this | e } With great a) Ort muildliue here ar é : ayn wry Sey . aia extreeied with 4 lon again move on towards the Is reek weeninesti of Wu rene ate Alled wiih dallahe abu ing here aud there was lighted ip, Pp TL Ti V1: (WAR CLAIM A | nod, or filled with old or sou may we all rejoice with them And imagine that ruin sud vestruction are pear Barwres ror Cory 4st i. &, Gore : ny Pensions pay Lud bounty, and to Kive advice and a —. Who see by ful the cloudy hew ‘To the nation they envy, the natioa they tear, long wer TAND THD LU) 8 GOUASNMBET ve {uformation Arye haut cosy and fo prevent idy CANAL STREET, SETS Of judainent, Fringed with Morey*s baht." For gay ee institutions have teen athorn in she ae ng apie y dispute Leiween the Clty gus | frauds agninst thei and the Goverament, 4 pplions 70 tote f teets an allver Bt 37 to F1b; on sold ‘ Te! V + jorities anc u vernmer tion in pers: by letter shoul: made to Ne Si Fectional seis 50 cents per tooth ; teet Maior-General Averill, of Sheridan's arnvy, was | of monarehial despots, who hold in the mea r andthe U. 8 Government, in relation to | RY GREENFIELD, Bee, sh Chambers etueet, New filled with god, bone cement, oF othe: fillingm b) cia, eoxt introduced, Of ty gapnical rue teks eulyegie ae tla ves, the Wallabout Bay Lands, has at lepgib been set> | York, 000°} KOS) Per worn. Leeik extyacted without pain, 21T