The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-29

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The Remains or PRECEDENT Morn ~soA
ARRIVAL OF The cohMIrrxs or ooHfkkxEn II
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE CON~srsh or' 70
COMMON COUNCIL THE rALL bsAkkks T.
POIsrBD-THEIR NAM1s-THB FIFTY-FIfTa $50
MINT COMBATING FOR rnH sSoohT' Ety. hiV.
Very late On Saturday night the Committee OF Con-
ference from Virginia arrived In the city aud took their
Quarters At the New York Hotel What they have been
epe.,d in ,iuse their arrival and what they purpose
doing while here viii DO found In another part OF this
report The gentlemen who compose this committee arc
O. Jennings wise, son Of Governor whe Of Virginia. and
Major VIM. Mum4oro.
MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL COMMITTEE.
The Common Council Committee on the removal Of Pre-
sdeut Monroes remains held another meeting yesterday
sf.Arnoon.
Alderman ADAMS called Mr. Scott, the Secretary, 70
report any thing Of interest that came 10 his knowledge
the sEcRrA.T reported as follows:-I called on the
agent Of the jamestown Sunday evening" but
only succeeded In fDaipg tne bookkeepsr and clerk II
the sOce and asked them what meant BY the offer
a. the steamer whether more than the remains OF
that they had their information by means a letter om
Virginia. and from they inferred that the proposed ar
judgements only meant the carrying Of the remains
President Monroe and the committee OF the Common
Council subsequently Mr.. Green wood, one OF the
agents. he bad besn absent from the city tor
the past months and not aware Of the matter In
question q all but from what Information could obtain
he believed the jamestown was only oored To convey
the renaains OF the resident and the committee the
com Council. He ssid however, that he would Wrto
Mr. Ludlow Ia Virginia. who has control OF the matter
then will have positive Information the subject
He spoKe or the suests Of tho Common Council and said
be thought that they would pay their way
they steamer. AS 70 the number OF passep-
gers oey arc able 70 vas
might be made ready for two hundred or more.
motion to lay the subject over for the present was
me WAS then directed 70 read any commun
which he might have recsivod He read ths fol-
lowing from COL Ls G OF tho SSsh regiment New YORK
Militia
HEAD QUARTERS 55rH REGIxssr, June 2. 1853
To RcnAnD eGoT, h.S New y. sors III, 18Th rssimsu.
for me honor OF se en-: % OF M S
% convey Ssm 70 h native state soetiax thai your
Dee VIII favor my request have TIE honor 70 Dc your ODE
Col Com nanding the 5sth Regiment
Il was remarked that the Communication received
rather TOO a.e and motion ordering to be placed on
..iOn from Col Duryea, Of the 7th regiment,
NEW YORK. June Is. 1865
To RICHARD sCoTf:- ,.,.
deu
"a Of Please have The s0osnes 90 :, shape
men VIII obtain good nights rest good condition
for p'''ds Richmond rra sT2Gs Col III Regiment.
Ore of the committee said that he reason why
the egarorg the hour Of departure could
be fixed the convenience OF tho seventh
REGIMENT Most Of the other mbers Of the committee
agreed with this opinion and the communication was laid
over for further consideration.
Tho pex, communication was one from Major Henry
Hill the United States army, submitting the names OF
The pail bearers appointed By The vDginsns In New York
Major Henry Hin, DIR. James Monroe. Jr..
ZEN arsenxS al Colonel " wm Pey,ou,
Howell L. Williams Robsrt Blow.
The following Is the communication
To ADAMS Chairman the Joint Committee Of the Com
DSAR siR~Abovs have farnihed the the eight
psii appo!a.d b. the virguisns Ia New York 70
rIesdeut xoaIoe' IemKns
vs,y respectfully xours -, y,. HENRY HILL,
June IS, 1883.
The communication ordered on fle.
In reference the place 10 which the remains are 10
be arst removed Aftsr they dsnterred, appears
that the committee CT the Common Council as ono OF their
s,u .so",n ~ ,ss ssnos,,rS m n,iysis house Of
member o. the Monroe family In thus city, and thas
aclon nmunicaed to samuel Gouverneur Jr,
the gran Presiaens Mcnroe, and his only nea
male oesce snt nov living, Who seupon addressed
following letter the habect 10 the secretary OF the
committee Of The Common Council - 1910
srs-Ip reply to your Of morning,
Council would state that came 70 New Yors o.
through Sf M o1S be
the sson of The removal OF the resins OF my grand
mt your com%i,tse shsn distinctly eSsrss.,d my .ppro
| r. ~. s ss:o.s: Of n ss s on Il,
possd By soa 10 aSs point alone wonid call sasnson
have no Inowiesss Il soy reisive rssdni
d sG1 go . II any prophet. %
citizen SOLDIER Of new York =. wa. rsmsr.st
81 NJ, Monroe belong . BIS county,; 'Ss eli, OF Ne.
,ss isnss Of no inaSrsn sh.c 70 resinsnu
dsiesssd By The suSoS ass sew would iseretc1s
TO be 81 As zoe uAll Of ne U fem The period
pointed sS The State Of vrsiria 70 reeeive then
isoad sde s.Scr a, having sarr countence in The
may se 8 sem I fas
val am sH respse asl.y; S &c T. aouvsRyEcR IT,
RICHARD scorr Esq Corresponding Secretary of the Con
This communication was also ordered to be placed OF
The committee wen. into secrc, session AID took u
following are tho names Of those that wor
then nominated and approved --Aasussas She'll
George II. Parser, Ambroeo q. Kingsand, Rou
ben Arthurs, Bepsmn T. Camp, Thomas
Feld Isaac U. Barker, John Kelly. EesOn j. Waterbury
EtjAh y furdy James L'9para, joseph nsrnam, o.,
stone, and wm M. Tweed.
What other business the COMMITTEES transacted thsi
private meeting 10 not known bot We heard they wer
principally engaged In discussing how tney would 70
Richmond, and TO bow mauy guests hoy would be ADJ
10 extend nvitstiooe
MEETING oF TIE vIseNIAS COMMITTEES.
The committee Of the yrgsniaus In New YORK held
meeting ~ the Metropolitan Hotel last evening, Of vhc
the committee OF conierencefrcm Richmond we're presen
they appointed the following committee OF ten accom-
| pany The remains to Richmond from this city -hvu
Herry Hin, A. r. Wood, James A. Patterson, Vim Bel
Alrernou g. Sullivan, Major \. H. Anderson, Chatman
Leigh Colonel VIM peyDn. Or. b. Dennis, W. n. Price.
letter aiso read NJ their meeting from samuel
GouverEeur fater Of sam l. Gouverneur Jr, expressn
views accordance with those Of his on the SUIT
eci OF havrs the remains removed from the cemetery
cburch--efher Grace church ether In the sam
locanyinstcad OF private house. a. was NJ hrst prs
posed. Az regards the hour or cvea toe day on who
reuslna 70 be disinterred aud removed 70 IN
church. the committee OF vUgiusns and toe relatives
the deased President very DESTROYS 70 be ~ secrs
a. poeslbe, feeling anxiety 10 have this par OF "a
programme carried gu, with the s,rc est privacy Asu;
| of 81 the Nlrgnians W OF
tain the use church, possible, FOR the
removal OF the remains OF President and not, som
other In the neighboshcod Tue other business done
tbs committee private nature, and Ia OF no int
| rest 10 the public
While we were here had . conversation with Lieu
/ Col Isfiers who informed that the seventh reg
| pept have extended invitation 10 the committee
yirepiaus and The committee Of the Common Council
sccompany them the Ericsson, instead OF sooptn
any other conveyance The regiment would also be yer
much erstned 10 have the remains on board with then
Col Hners believes that the regiment VII De scccu