The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22
EXCITEMENT AT THs H0TELS-RECEP
OF DISPATCHES. ETC.

0F DH;>PAECdEo, Ell.
The principal hotes or tina city we're the scsae
usual hustle ADJ excitement ls. evening. Croy
curious reope xe,s to be seen at al hours OF ia
staining ara waikrrg il the corridors Of tue As.os
AUD tue Filth Avenue and s.. Nicholas Got sLs
sorts OF rumors Wsre set aaoa., aud discussed witt
utmost avld;ty.
Last evening the following despatch was receive
the Astor House, rom sr swan tslegr apeic opseat
Anrspo,s:-
Tie Seventh regiment II Annspol5 All well.
railroad from Anaapo,rs 70 Washington IA charge II
sastschusetrs reRiuect, whose headquarters arc at
| JCucUon, eighteen nes from Wash ngroa.
Tie receplcc Of this caused the utmost excssm
and spread abou, the city Ike ughtalrg dispsi
10 disctetl. the announcement was maaifestsd, for
reasoo thai despatch known TO have beea rece
by Any OF TIE feads Of the galan. ssventn in this
| A despatch wss Likewise received from worces
Mas , Ii ufmDg The proprietors ~ the aston Houee
| d corps o. 500 tr'ops would arrive this city a
u'ca.k tnis. morning and requesting prspar a;i013
| the,r reception ~ be made.
| A7out ) n'cock Mr Dev.ia caused the following baa
to be bong ut on tie balcony Of the Asor House
| The eyes those at home will ba up0a you, audi
toe prayers OF those you leave benind viii 90 with
| 5o4
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The hauslng oct CT this banner was greeted with
rornd Of cteers from the hundreds OF people asssmbi
/ 10 the vicinity
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city. The second Avenue Railroad Company raised o
OF the largest dygs maoufactured amid ecthusas
ana applause. Apeeches We're made on the occason AZ
! toll coladeoca expressed IN ths ad G.Uisrr alton
The flag Of the Union was also hostsd the o.!
Prison, by Mr.. Charles sutton, Warden, who is Uns,
usn 70 the backbone. The ceremony was accompan'e
Dy salute OF thirty four guns fired from the sixth wa
gun, Captain lion Lord.
:. briggs Co fired one hundred guns from the
warehouse Nos 276 278 and $50 South street ia hsa
OF the great Union demonstration at Union square.
The FEELING AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
Cn Saturday, evening, and up to early hour Sunda
morning, the gathering at the Fifth Avenue Hotel VI
larger than any previous OCCASION and the popular
element seemed to have quickened with the sivancir
time Ia all parts OF the great ball reading and ba
rooms groups we've formed, AMI active discussion cen
nenced from about SIX O'Clock. Half al hour Lat
Major Lee, commanding portion Of the MassAchuset
trcors took up position On the grea. staircase, and
dressed bis fellow countrym in q warm, earnest Al
patriotic SPEECH in which he said tina. the Od Bay Sta
had been the first to shed blood in the war Of u
Revolution and had been the first to shed blood in tn
Also abiding to the riots at Baltimore in which t.
Of the Massachusetts, troops killed AMI others
ed But IL would not be the on'v blood tia. would
SIZED There would be bloody conflicts, and he knew hO
the cisunionlss would fare then he expressed the full
est condolences IN the triumph OF the defenders OF u
Union Three cheers were given for the Old Bay Stat
and the speaker retired in the midst Of great Aopiaus
Governor Dickinson being repeatedly called tor the
came forward and made spssch which brought dow
cheers that made the welkin rirg If Is poplsriy sui
po-ed, Iolse can do IT, he said that his haR
sIvered with age, but ne would ri
tier them ciotted with blood, AMI ever
cl,1 beneath the feet solders eepuichre thaa tha.
single o. those rights guaranteed to by the flag
Union should be surrendered. But he sincerely d
o-ed tina. such hsd been forced upo1 Us ~ u
e-riDg connect Of rha South
IN midst of his speech he interrupted by crss
Of ieleg aph AID the despatch was passed up to hin
and be real
The seventh regiment has left PhIadsip1a on u
steamer Boston ALI good spirits
UDcn tnis tnfec times three given With gre
reocing the speaker shoril. Afterwards conclude
b speech
The Rev Matthew Gale smith chaplain Of a reg men
then rose on TIRE top OF pde OF baggage aud made
excellent speech favor 0. defending the tag, howev
great might be the slaughter Others followed aat wei
ee,ed With enthusiastic caeers according TO the dep
Of their ardo- tue uoson at all hazards Governs
Blnao gto hal jlss arrived ~ the hote called 10
but b. had gore olt Politics evidently entt-e
merged in patriotism, aud the one sentDe
10 favor Of TIE U1ioa uaiversaL YESTERDAY
excitement aud unbrfs great on tie pr
.uuday, and the busy hum OF discussion resouni
ali sdss emf II buI. ling 70 the othe
The revulsgI Of feeling consequent tns bonn 0ardns
ore that toe community divided In Its symplthi
Uaa tor the SsDth before that but I'm for tho Nor
and ihe Untrr row = was a very general remark II
5AID'a support of the Administration WAS warmly
vcited t. aai appiauded