New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24

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oeenred their services. Tue want Of cavalry is now
seVe'ey felt, and the Secretary of War ia alone ~
ga; of thero icing none ia The Geld Experienced
u Vender.d regiments 10 hio bat after dane
,sb, d. his door for days. had been sent away
WITHOUT eeing accented. Mr. Hrionell Continued RI
,eh'5ks Tor some tme showing the ineoupeteuoy 81
m'. Iahero, Tor his position, and ended by DECLARING
.n ne vas lacking most decidedly In business qu1iG
Dir. Marshall thought that az the rena,,. r.,. ,sl
ing 50 wide range the Secretary Of the Navy sboala
te included Ia the list Of incompetent oIcer. W.T.
Mr.. Cameron had been % the Army Mr. Weliss "a
been 20 the Maya stumbling block Ia III. uav -
the administration aud The patriotic impul ga of ths
! reoi le This Committee had sHde ivored to iuduos
bin To send out steamers and vessels asia. ar men.
ofwar In keeping up tie bJclafe and had sndeavored
perside hoi 10 protect commerce.. lie had TUNED
deaf ear 20 all opportunities, prciorrng to do things
In his own way How lie has enforced The blockade and
what protection he has given our commerce may DO
learned from tie Gepreds,ons committed daily By
rebel pirates. Tie Sumter ran She blockade and has
made mauv prizes; that OF these arrived here
Saturday With her cargo safe Is due to the bravery VI
a negro no, the skill Of the Secretary OF the Navy
Wny DE knows nothing OF his bu-iness Whatever and
| goulln't trust him with raft Of studdin-
sill Blooms. Tue Quaker City WAS armed and
itied ont by this Committee, and Commodore String
ham told that she hal done as much service as any
vessel ia the navy. Why haven't we COZ more gscn
vessels on the ocean. aud why are the Sonthen pirates
allowed to pillage commerce rs they dol Ar.
Weles may he accomplished gentleman 10 somepoSi-
mons but he IS not ht i0r the on co lie bOls TAG s
he can get no sailors lie has not tried IN the right
way; could get 500 ssors 10 week ia thia city, bob
lie wouldn't accept them If l did.
The remarks Of Messrs GrinDe'l and Narshali re-
ceived The hearty Inducements OF every member OF the
Committee.
ProsperM. Wetmore paid q handsome tribute to the
New-lOrk volunteers, and Ia conclusion offered he
following resolution, which, with the others, wss
adopted:
R D. That while expressing car grateful appreciation Of
the gallant boang Of the Ror troops In the recent
canaot resn from offering synpshy and coDde'onos
i.l the suffering nds cf fallen 10 b.ts their country
VII do uscs 70 ID. memory Of the dsss the aahoisa do
their duty BY tho living
On notion il was ordered that copies of the resou-
tious be sent the President, Lieut.. Gen. Scott AID
Gov. Morgan.
The Committee then adjourned until o'clock ea
"wednesday. .
IL appeared to be the universal desire OF tie menu
bers aid the Government in every way, their ssr
vices would be accepted In The ahsence Of any nti-
III ton to that effect they can do hing. On Mon
day SIR. Cameron was telegTapbed to know II the
this hour Of Trial. Tbs following Is the only answer
vouchsafed them: ~
WASHINGTON Tuesday, July 49, 1861.
To McsEs Il. GAlSSEIL 5. DRsPER, and HAnLrOS F1s.
"GEsrLEMEs: In reply to your telegram viii say
cheer our friends to active exeious 10 order tina. We
may speedily retrieve our fortune Of yesterday We
are making most vigorous efforts to concentrate large
and rresstibe army this point. Regiments are nov
arriving, and many have lef for the caIi'aL Our
works Oh the south bank Of the Potomac are mprgpa-
bic, being well manned with reenforcements. 2AS
capital 10 'Gfei