New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19
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Z" 'dnhet Ocdius bno instfifuon, O"on WV
Major Dykeman, who sereed in the Mexican war
with Distinction, is raising a regiment Of volunteers
from among the marketmen.
Mr.. Peer Cooper remarked on Thursday, IN the
presence, of severa! friends: Gentlemen. am too
old To- fight, but have some money and my country
can lave every dollar Of IT, if it is needed TO uphold the
Constitution
PATRIoTlss OF TIE BOARD OF BROKERS.
The Board Of Brokers unanimously voted that
Al 600 be contributed to the Seventh Regiment from
the fund Of the association slso $3.50 towards deay-
ing the expenses Of the Union meeting Oh Saturday
During the auction sale at Bernhard & Hutton's, I'm
pOrters, yesterday, large new American flag was
unfurled from the third story Of the building Strong
Union speeches were made and nine rcusng cheers for
the flag were given by the company, which consisted
Of some of the most influential merchants in this city,
Boston and Philadelphia
6ULIcK HOSE CO. II.
A preparatory meeting WAS held by Gulick Hose Co.
No. XII. on Wednesday evening, 10 form . company
for the preservation Of the public peace whenever
called upon by the civil authorities. They are con-
fdent Of their ability to organize body Of nearly loc
men.
TBg SIXTH WARD AROUSED.
At the wv Green Sixth Ward Democratic Head
quarters last evening they fired hundred guns in
honor of Major Anderson. Speeches were made in
favor Of the Union by John Clancy and several other
| gentlemen, and splendid national flag was raised.
FOURTH WARD TRUE TO USios.
There seems 70 be a new feeling in the Fourth Ward
Of this city, il judge from the number OF hags
| that were raised there yesterday. beautiful new
flag was put up Grays building corner Of Frankfort
and Cliff streets, amid the cheers OF the people.
Messrs Harper Brothers unfrled to the breeze two
large new United States flags about o'clock All the
persons In their employ assembled the roof and az
the ags aseended they sung the Star Spanged Banner
some 300 voices, with fine effect. After which they
were invited 10 partake Of bounul collation. provided
by the Junior Hsrpers, when toasts were drank and
meeches were made and all received new assurances
that the Union must and shsll be preserved.
PATRIOTISM or THE NETWORK Pilots
| EEw-YoRK April Is, 1881 .
Groxes W. BLrsr r.a.-Dea, ss: I consider p,. ei
suhob.d ,h. the HevYoL and sandy ooa r, rTS q.
viii end In oils for posse OF do'sInment 'ss Until INC
close VI 'H' Your.' r,.p.c,ialy FPERKrNs Secretary
Please inert the above as proof OF the loyalty OF
tho pil,ts-snd may add that message was sent 70
the subscriber to intercept vessel and change ner
destination from the Navy ard yesterday, and II was
taken TO sea at once by pilot without any charge
The Union is not dissolved BY long S9s " a. pSr
sss.Rs. LArHERs AID LAMAR oonr oysR.
Nr. Richard Latheu, President Of the Pine street
Meeting and late friend Of Secession in general, and
| Mr. Lamar President Of the Bank OF tse Republic,
who acted recently the agent Of the Stats ofGeorga,
both hois,ed the American flags yesterday from their
places Of busines, not upon coupulson, but rom d
sepre II duty to their country.
| clyARAscIs RITusKp TO PORTS OF sIcEDrD STATS.
Mr. Collector Barney yesterday refused clearance
70 the Q esrnship L. K. Cuyler, which was ready TO
s.il for Savannah with heavy freight. Hereafter no
vessel will be cleared from any port in the loyal States
70, ports in the dominons Of King Davis. This mea'
sure IL imperaiiyey required in order 10 prevent the
sending Of aid and comfort 70 the enemy.
| oUn orrIsEN GoLDIEpY.
The several regiments composing the First Division
New-Yorh State Militia alive with enthusiasm and
several company and regmental srmores about the
city are open day and evening. On Wednesday even.
ing regmentsl drill Of the 81 Regiment Cavalry,
Col s. Brooke Posley, took place at the State Arsenal,
corner Of Seventh avenue and Thirty street.
About 800 men appeared In the ranks The regiment
ta,.ed resolution do battle for the Stars and Srpes
and 70 uphold the Constitution and the laws Of this
country 81 all hazards by 8 unanimous vote. During
he dill Of the appeared with the starspangled
banner The regiment, as il by ono impulse, stopped
short in their drill dohng their hats and cheers rang
forth such were never before heard In that drill
RON. The Sd Regiment 10 ready At a moments call 10
proceed whhersoevsr their services may be required.
This command 10 composed Of Germans, and all are
robust and healthy hooking mep, well calculated for
camp duty. Some Of them have already smelt gun
powder.
( TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT
The Second Company expect TO have 100 men In their
ranks The following is the official order for the de-
psrturc OF ,he 9Th Regiment
"HuipsulRrrSs TIN R.oIsrsr n. Y. SIN,
RArosiL Guiso, SH~'YoHr, April 10. lSl)
.ruo and b1.oa sa. hi dai. hi. R.s%.as
biz at Hesdtnsrteu on Friday 18th nst, o. ocech NJ In
ION fatigue and 0soO'' With in'p'sss to embark for Walking
TIC men VIII ..ch TAX. blanket. to be rolled top OF
ipspt suitable under clothing sIis pair Of boots l'hoe'
are bs's ins foI spoon I'm cop and plate oodI belt. cap
pouch VII =, on. J. .T Inc men VI" p''a'
There allowed three to each company who
Zach ofIesT viii BE allowed ono small truni which
b. distinctly NAKED and len the ArmorJ before u ~
An uniformed msn whether r.uuit. not viii report tor
duty Rsu' Who have ju" joined Will also report and vii
Cosmi,..y P.ien viii Instructions from the Colonel
IA Hrr es ISi b.op D. Surgeon. Mate. vice
"JH Draper Ordnance Sergeant"
In accordance with this order, the men will start
from their arnory at O'Clock this afternoon, and de-
part for Washington on the o'clock p N. train from
Jersey City
Col. A. S. yosburgh Of the list Regiment Amer
lean Guard rendered his command as escort to Col.
Letfers Of the 7h their departure for Washington
to-day, but the offer was respectfully declined by COL
Leherts, as he did not deem any demonstration proper
at this period.
Some days ago. ono of the officers Of the National
Guard rendered his resignation giving his reason
the fact that he had accepted mission in the South