The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

ansu Aew hsd Ne opportunity presented itself Of es
oorng their eo the Of one OF Virgnias r1os
that they were permitted hus 70 denote their faisrnal
feelings He was Al loss 70 know bow the seventh
.:s 'a saw
noisy set a. was present on thai occasion
.usnss, ne had eesn asked 70 quiet the nose oa,
ne replied tnas The boys had come TO make noise and
enjoy Themselves 10 social intercourse and ne could not
| stop them They had fen the extent OF vrgins's
quality and t a s,f s. snsY' Su. 1s wore S
Incompetent fully 70 return tina. hospitality (Cheers
4. only hopsd the Richmond voSn:ss would como to
New YTk and give them chance. they were both en-
70
union In conclusion be gave "rhe FIRST Regiment Viz.
s'1ia yolun.esrs" {chsersl
had received the National Guards OF New York brother
soldiers They had attempted to treat them brothers,
order party Of the Union. They knew tina. the
Richmond volunteers would never forget the Ma
he sss ds sS%
NO: properly reciprocste their hospitality, because
be knew that, from his own knowledge OF the corps,
y hist they able TO do we'll anything thoy under
t,ok. and always their duty. (Cneers) &c gave In
state Militia the National Guard, The first corps Of the
FIRST city, of the first state, OF the first natiops-wsys
known TO the country, and 10 day endeared 70 Virginia"
Col. tASsY slso proposed the "Army of The United
sate and called upon Asjor Anderson 70 respond but
Mayor WIN. MpNoRD, Of Richmond, was loudly
called upon 70 speak, who said that he was 10 no
condition sner ten days visit 70 New YORK
70 make speech He recouuted the civihes which had
been extended 70 him at New York and expressed the
highest appreciation Of her hospitality and complimented
the National Guards In oncusion, be gave "New York
and Virginia meet together st the FOOT Other
speeches and sasts followed from members OF
IL
was necessary for the New Workers. 10 fall in" The
thermometers eso9rtsa their sness to the Glen Cove :"
and perhaps Baltimore
TELEGRAPHIC.
REVIEW OF THE sHvKfTH REGIaENr-THgrR DE-
PARTURE FOR WASHINGTON.
RICHMOND, July Z, 1858.
Tho Seventh regiment yesterday reviewed in the
Capitol square by Governor ws the presence OF thou
sands Of citizens, and LETT for Washington In the
Ericsson In the evening She is expected TO arrive at
Mount Vernon 70 morrow morning.
THE NEW Y0RKHRs IN wAsHISGToN-BxPECTED AR
RIVAL OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
WASHINGTON, July Z, 1858.
Tho Joint Committee or the Common Council OF New
York, who have been 70 Richmond with the remains Of
President Monroe, arrived here tonight They visited
Mount Vernon tho way and much pleased with the
hospitality OF Virginia and their reception by Mr. Wash
ington It Mount Vernon. Among the arrivals Hon.
John Cochrane, Alderman t. w. Adams Chairman OF the
Joint Committee of both Boards and other distinguished
individuals from New York.
The Seventh regiment will arrive 10 morning,
when 10 thought the President viii review them.
The Case sf Judge Culver Of Williamsburg.
Some months since Erasus ID. Culver, City Judge Of
Boohyp and Of the members Of the First Baptist
church OF Williamsburg, expelled from that church,
aftcr tria by the deaoons and . committee Of the
Brown and othsr ladies' Mr.. Culver feeling aggreved
and claiming that he had NOT been fairly treated the
s . essors inc oesoous ana inc commoe o.
has called council from the Baptist churches in this and
neghborng States 70 review the decision Of the Frs,
Baptist church OF Williamsburg
This council assembled yesterdsy afternoon Treuors
Academy, in South Eighth street. There pr~ent
number Of ladies' members Of tho church from which
Mr. Culver expelled and who sympathzed with him
delegates from the various churches invited TO take par
In the prooeedipgs, and others mere spccasors Dele
gates from the following churches present
street, New York North Bera Tabernacle, Bedford Mis-
sion Church, Brooklyn, d.; First Bsptst Church,
Nyack Baptist Church; First Church, and Pearl stYee
Church, Albany; Niagara Seaman Church, Buffalo, and
delesasss from churches IN Vermont Massachusetts and
me meeting vss called to order BY g. NJ. Briggs, ex
Governor OF hsssachuses when The roll was called and
thirteen churches found 10 DO represented. Ex-Governor
Byland Fletcher or Vermont, chosen permanent
President and Revs. Remington and A. l. Baker, secre
aries After prayer ne cal Tor the council made,
which signed by thirty four members OF First
Baptist church Members Of Baptist churches aos repre-
scented by delegates and the ladies' present then
ves 70 take part in the deliberations, bat not al
lowed 70 vote
Judge Culver then proceeded TO state that the reason
Of his calling for this council review the sCon Of
the First Baptist church, which had suspendsd him he
thought, and prepared 70 show, without just cause
and without giving hum hir and impartial trial. ~ no
had demanded and wa ready 10 meet During tho amor.
noon and evening he presented mass OF documents
show he had bad opportunity for proper defence Of
himself and that no specific charges produced
70 bin In order that he might prepare for his defence
The fret notice he had OF any charges being preferred
against him on the 10th January, 1885, when he re
ceived note from John Westervet, requea.Ipg him
call and him In relation 10 certain which had
come 10 the OF certain members Of the church Mr.
Culver replied BY note, requesting the Of the wit
denied Culver and, alleged, the Commttce o.
Dsacons proceeded to investigate charges without
giving Culver opportunity be heard in his defence
y Nj Culver proceeded 10 produce OF documents
support OF the position that he took, which was
had been unjsty expelled from the church. and had
had the ghost OF trial examination the charges
which were said 70 be preferred against him. Every
sfo that he hsd made TO provide himself with the facts
before Tho trial Unsuccessful During his appeal 70
the Council he frequently called upon the individual
bers present 10 bear him out In bis assertions relative
the conduct Of The deacons and the members Of the
church committee.
ne Council win probably render their dessou during
this day.
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