The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03
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VIEW OF tue lRoo's.
II 10 III lSien SI Of hs iEo'ra 90 - tids OF she
rive 70 celebrate he Fourth Il g Ssa appropriate
ceremonies. urles osror Al So - sAsad ar,yd tae a a.
cpyo trni,y to celebrate i' 'aden,e Day ~ IN
nepremep. OF gr.nd Ho.sseh. for The Abe. ation OF
,he oppressed rnlCa men Of she sou,b.
General sSadford proposes to iaorats abs urh .,
Jub here by grand ucon penasy ivSn!a
81 twenty thousand New YoR lrSops. II this rssiev
should roo be pecluted by .d Of forces IN
she meantime or upon that cav. rhe New Yors regi
en,s win probably be joined by oshers AID tho niiry
parade viii DO shs sanaess ever witlessed tae
try.
PROMOTION OF COZ. REPLEY.
Col James " Ripley ph'-f of The Ordnance D,pa-s-
meat has been promoted 10 Brgadier Geneva, IN tho
army. He Ia e. continue as ,he head Of tho as
pArtment This OF the best appointments hiss
Been made.
PAYMENT OF TROOPS -IRE ArPOINTM2NP OF
sUrLERs
Geneysi orders No 80 ~ mr. follows
Hystrhose v0luIreers who are now Tn the service a
VIII be nrater'd for pa5 meoi 10 iLclude the 3ch IF
aIns Their oGicsss cautioned tast the troops
Dot Ne osd upon muserna rolls and thss rois proper
fer tins purpe viii be reDt L, them, VII CD when hed
up they WI seno &c tbe Pay 10 this city
that pay rolls msv he made the efrom
Sscond-The existing regua' 'Oos upon she subject OF
he appointment OF Suffers IN the arm hereby
foAo.d, sDd henceIoEth the appointments WI DO made
~ the secretary OF War.
ARMY OFFICERS srRICHKN PROM THE ROLLS.
II having been sscerained to the satisfaction of the
War Department that Captain Nsury Assistant Adutant
Gsntrsi Captain c. l. Stevenson Of the Fifth infantry
and Second Lieutenant Dillon, Of the Sixth infantry,
certain and have expressed reasonable designs against
the government Of the United States their Names 40
eordng to General Order No 81 win be stricken from
the Of the md NJ Nc lheyA cpnNh
Psymsster for having deserted hs post ., Key West,
florida
EXAMINATION OF MEDICAL oPFICERs.
ne several Medical Directors Of the army win, when
hey have 70 doubt the professional competency
Of any Of the medical officers under their charge organ.
10 Board Of not les than three medical officers d
questioned professional capacity and decide whether
bey are cOmpeteIt 70 The performance Of ther duties
The decision Of the Board a Adverse they win cease "
be in the military service Of the United States.
RESIGNATION OF ARMY OFFICERS.
Captain Gilmer, Of North Carolina, and Lieutenant
Quat,lebAum, Of South Carolina have resigned tn Ne
army.
REVIEW OF TROOPS.
fhe Second New Hampshire and Eleventh nAssaoAs-
sets regiments were to-day reviewed BY the Presidents
and seere<ary OF War.
SWORD PRESERVATION.
lho IA uVsouy VI camp me ~ to0 camp o. t0e now
York twenty nth regiment At Arlington Heights, WAS
broken TO day by the presentation of sword TO Leu
tenant Hughes, Of the keystone Pennsyvan regiment
rhe sword present from the friends Of Lieutenant
Hughes. II WAC presented by Captain Kingsley, Of the
Twenty fifth Appropriate speeches and entertain.
mont followed.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS pzPERRED.
No more army appointments will be made until Altar
Congress has passed upon the action already taken In
regard 70 the formation Of the regiments Some Of
the appointments will have 70 undergo fearful ordeal
In the Senate, and many Of them will probably be
jected such "a the present feeling, at least, among
many Senators nov here.
APPOINTMENT OF PAYMAsrKR.
Coates Kinney has been appointed an additional Pay
master in the army.
SPEECH OF COL. BLAIR, OF MISSOURI.
Colonel Blair, member Of Oongrcss from Missouri was
serenaded last night by DOdworth's New York Band,
and it enthusiastic reception.
He said in speech while be did not know that he was
competent to pass wha. had been done, and what
ought TO be done he held himself entitled 70 his own
opinion TO the ustnees Of tnis and the propety
Of prosecuting It with v.gor. Living in Of the
slave States, be knew the feeling Of large
majority was sgainst this rebellion; yet they
were held in check by tyrannic minority, who had
stolen the arms Of the through the mhecy
Of q corrupt administration, and were using them
to put down the loyal people of thoee States sha We
he asked prosecute this to deliver the South from
the oppressors9 Look at East Tennessee, in which
large majority has unmisakably declared for tn Unon
Yet she is environed by hostile forces her enemies Is
not as proper for US 70 send immediately to their relief
p1s ar: s1' ii their ,ss ssnds ,.S with which
was to send aid to forts Sumter and PickensP
Mr. Bars next allusion was 70 MARI land in which two
a
for the Union Yet the midst Of this old State nest
Of copper heads-the Legsatule-are plotting and CON
% sn Hs ~
boosted chivaky Of the 5outh, shat manifested itself in
the assassination Of pickss, but that there was
II promptly aided by the federal authorities Nine out Of
persons in Missouri for the Union; yet her Legs
ont Of the Union The loyal men Of that State were
not even permitted 10 defend the arms Of the
government In the Arsenal, owing 70 the criminal
the present one came into power arms were placed Ia
the hands Of her loyal citizens Of which they have al
ready and -: continue TO- vs s0od i"v. o 80
thus assisted Mr.. Blair declared he was for war
until not enemy Is left in hostility 70 the govern
promise; for any compromise, in hs opinion, would
breed ten worse wars. We could have no Last
% s q Has country
passed by at this point, repeating "No compromise"
That VOICE. said Mr. Biir, is the voice OF the whole
cd by deafenpg shouts Mr. Blair believed this admit
nistat,n was against any compromise that would not
leave this government fofefahers framed IT, In
the course Of his remarks he highly compliment
Cd General Lyon, Of Missouri, who bad always
the Irishmaa in the fight, that wherever
you see head hit it"-(e4cessiv0 laugh.er)-without
waiting for others 10 demonstrate how many bard knocks
you can bear, Jbs latter plan, it seemed 70 him, was
much Ii vogue BY certain OF our generals he did not
want To criticize the conduct OF our great generals but
believed the people were all impasiently waiting 70
the great victory which all conea Scott gain for "a
at any time. Let It come-the quicker the better.
senator McDougall, OF California, and Representative
Hickman, Of Pennsylvania, also spoke briefly responsive
To the sentiments uttered by Colonel Blair.
ARRIVAL OF CoNGREssMEN-A VIGOROUS PROSE-
CUrIoN OF THE WAR DEMANDED.
very large number Of Senators and members Of Con-
gress have arrived here. Without exception, whether
from the Northern States the border States Of the
South they anxious for vigorous prosecution Of the
war. They concur in the opinion that delay now only
seems demoraze the country The Union men Of the
South who have been nobly standing up and with their
bare hands UNFOLDING the Union and the constitution
against the armed tyranny Of thear oppreesors, vii