The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-03
MOVEMENTS OF MAJOR ANDERSON.

foterday Major Andersen paid vmt 70 the homo for
Young Deaf Autes He spsn, two hours with the little
deaf mute children, and expressed himself very much
pleased with them The lady managers Of the Home were
IN waiting, together with Rev Thomas Gallaudes who
led Major Anderson forward and introduced hin to kr
Ievoe-the lady who has perssvered keeping .ae xsIe
ones together through every dlcaity-se insroduons
Major Anderson TO all present rh srercises commenced
BY oornenus shsgru, e looking lad ten years Of age
giving him welcome In the nAms OF all Of lis ssh0ol-
mates, Rev. Thomas Gaaudet Interpreting ffsn the
sign language all that was sa.d Various exercises
gone through and all gave much credit 70 the managers
and teachers, and with which the Major was much
peased especially with little gir who recited
with much epIit tho poem written by Rev Dr. Bethune
"God Save Our Nason also two little girls vhe wrote
ON the black boards different compositions exl.0Bing
their Joy a. meeting the gallant MAJOR he shock handD
who put hor 70 her eyes because ~ had
not conferred the same favor on her. On leaving his 1t
tepton drawn toward large bras Kettle, whioh
placed in Q conspicuous position BE was informed IL
belonged to Mrs Dovoe who VIII lend II to tie baxracA
at the City Hall Mrs Devoc descendant OF BENJAMIN
Franklin whe married Gotten Ha.oer's daughter. Her
great grandfather bought o. at tee cose OF the Hevou
tionary war from the government having oesn used
aimee and locks strong enugh 10 last fey hnndei
yearsyet AZ tho Aar left tho grounds tho children al
waved their Handkerchief nu. LhongS cheers c,lf
be given they made noso enough ~ stamping their feet
No orders have yet been received from Washington by
THE WAR CRY FROM OLD TAxMANY.
THE BRAVES ENROL THEMSELVES Into A JAcKsos
GUAED.
Tho pipe OF peace has boon buried and tho tomahawt
unearthei by the patriotic warriors Of rammany Hall
Responding to the call Of the country for volunteers
preserve the Union, the sachens sasamores, wsknske
and savagcs generally big and Hsle Of the great wig
wan, have rushed TO arms, and are determined
to contribute muscle and money to support govern.
ment. The Tammany regiment 10 to be called the
Jackson Guard, and viii be ia good working ordor
as tho roll s already than half filed Before the
middle OF the month sufficient number OF volunteers
doubtless win have oorod themselves mako The reg
ment complete as TO numbers It VIII BIO seen by refe-
TO aovertiv.ng columrs that cali hss beer
issued for five hundred 20 untsers application "a be
made at the headquarters, trsmnany Hall. The names
win not be lacking. Tho Jackson Guard VIII be com.
named by Colonel William d. Kennedy ana Win be the
FIRST Of ts class in the country, ~ it to be thoroughly
post MAI uvrng. Tho uniform viii be unique a. we'll
seryeeabe. The MIME rife with sword bayonct snd
the revolver viii DO the principal weapons.
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS, ETC.
The steamer Down left the Navy Yard yesterday morn
ing and proceeded to pier No. North river 70 receive
coal. She has beea thoroughly overloaded, braced &C.
and mounts three thirty two Founders. fhe steAnships
Atlantic and BenvlIe which arrived Wednesday, an
now coating. Tho Augusta, Floriaa, Alabama De soto
Marion, James Adger and Roanoke are all ready, With
fres banked Tho Star Of tho South with the Twenty
eighth tBreoklyn) regiment still remains In the stream
The Columbia has still got steam on
The Cnited States steam transport Star or tho Bouta
having on board tho twenty eisnh regiment under
voy of United States cutter Harriet Lane Ckpt JOHN
Faunce, sailed this afternoon ci at half past four
O'Clock A company of tho Thirteenth regiment that
were left behind The last trip Of Marion accom-,
papes the Twenty eighth regiment, and viii JOIN their
regiment at Annapolis.
UNION Defence FUND.
Tho following additional subscriptions were received
70 Nay 81
EGgleston BateD& CO 81 600 Joseph Van Antwerp s7s
J.P................ Joseph Bridgham.... 100,
Benedict Stern. ...... 3 Robert Dulon - I00.
subscriptions received at No. 80 Pr street room s.