The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

The Remains u Presidsnt MSnros.
sHs HoUs FIXED FoB THE csnsMorns TO COM
NINCDLrHB SEVENTH AND R10HrH RsGtM sNrs tbs
SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS FOR rHs GUAsD AND
kCoRTIrE CIVIC SOCIETIES TO PAarAcrPArs IN
1H1 RxNOvAL. ETC., HTC.
The committee Of the Common Council the removal
Of President Monroes renana resumed their adjourned
session yesterday afternoon
Nr. Scoss Mayor Nensnns private secretary, WA ap-
pointed Corresponding Secretary Of the committee He
was then directed to read the following letter. which was
forwarded 10 the committee their last meeting
NEW YoRx, June n, 1858
sm-Tse cosnon Council .hs city Of New York hsviax
:gpopssd opss r ~ ss The
dent Monroe would facilitate such removal and
sii.ss may seize. ssssrcon aud coa:s
tent With The vew Of Ss we sso1 b
cs and IN Of
''Aans ''h' ''0i suSEsR YtrNAx sss Broadway
The communication ordered on Hls and the offer
contained In accepted With the henKs Of toe committee
The Correspong Secretary then requested to read
the following letter which Forwarded by the Rich
mond committee He read thus
Hon. DANIEL +. TErAHN, Mayor Of the Cry Of York
The committee appointed superntend the removal Of the
poseo csrenones in boDor Of bic memory and having ORD
r. he
action before making any definite them
Company lnes Osrsd The seam hp to ss conn
h r Ss g
Sunday and the steamer leaving on he Sd the
Would Be best served o. SsnS upoa saturday As the
% s 81 IL S
aoh ,ns Ssssng one day IL they sssve
uaiions sansfy officers dog military
Sns i ss .S IN s
general aoi oonvent MT Of respect for The
sas Of he
s e, The s sns VIII g great sy
se and the associated with you They have
any
inl proper e make ;si' interesting Sss.,iOo
when the seeing and convers.ng
you In person win sr''' F esRssaE W. xvwosD
Secretary of the Committee in Richmond.
Commits of Arrangements called upon 70 report,
they that they bad been board tue steamer
Jamestown and consider her well adape1 70 the purpose
Some discussion then 10 the military corps that
should form the guard and escort Captain Bauvet ao
peared and warmly advocated the cai OF Eighth
regiment Lieutenant rurnou spoke for the SEVENTH
and Colonel VosbuYg wished have understood tnat
the Seventy first regiment has not been competitor for
the honor.
resolution the Effect that the Eighth Regiment should
form the guard and was iost.
The following resolutions then offered by Council
man HAswEII, and they we're unanimously adopted
sesoyed That the committee ,spt the services q the
The United sses JAMEs MONROE TO the City Hail. I'll they
Resolved That this committee accept the services OF the
Seventh Regiment New York State Militia escort and
guard Of honor the remains from The CITY Hal
bi.hmond Virginia. provided the yment viii
expenses Of irsvel maintenance, a..
The adoption of these resolutions seemed 10 give gene
raj satisfaction.
General sanford now took seat in the where
the committee in session. The Chairman stated
they had taken respecting the services Of tue
militia expressed himself assured that with
sanction and approval
General SANFORD and said that the action Afford
ed him plessuie and commander tho militia
his entire appreciation.
Some discussion took place 10 the proper time OF
the day for The ceremonies = com
General SANFORD beisG asked for his opinion on the
subject thought that four O'Clock In the afternoon would
the Dest tune, the bca Of the day would taen be
over, and greater number OF peopIe would have
opportunity OF witnessing them then than 81 earlier
hour. lie believes thai the civil and military bodies will
be ready 70 move punctua at the hour aopon ed aad,
therefore, would not consider four O'Clock TAR sd
vsnce1 towards the evening
motion, according with the view put for ward, WAS
then male and carried without opposition Consequently
the ceremonies will commence ~ four O'Clock
The committee then adjourned their pubic session till
two O'Clock Tuesday, and Immediately went into private
session for the purpose OF drawing up programme.