New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
aI CITY 5 ITEMS.

,soy.sry yTs OF LlEuTEsAYr-GEs. ScO1T.-The
-sier,n soldier though suffering from lndsposuon,
-.csiyed number Of visitors yesterday, among
..hon were the Hon. Mr. Bancroft, Ex-Gov. Fish,
Cen. Morris, Prof. Webster, Major Leslie l. 3. A.,
.0d President King of Columbia College. The
General did not leave his apartments during the dsy
and will not address any public bodies the greater
,ortion of his time will be engaged in making prepar
stions for his departure on Saturday.
senator Sumner called yesterday afternoon, but
as Generals daughier informing him that he was
sleep, he took bis departure.
MANY of the Generals friends have endesvored to
ossuade him to accept an escort on Saturday, and it
Improbable that he viii do 50.
AID FOR rBE LOYAL IN NoRTH CARoLNIA.-The
gev. NJ. N. Taylor, loyal Pastor Of the Hstteras
Church, N. c., and the Rev. Thos w. Conway,
Chaplain of the 9th Regiment N. Y. s. v, with the
yport Of whose visit to this city our readers are
seady acquainted, have been invited to present the
ugent claims of the North Carolina communities at a
gublc meeting. There is absolute necessity for
Immediate contributions Of money and food to prevent
he loyal families Hatteras from starvation and
Of arms and ammunition to enable them to protect
teir lives from the dreadful prosecutions which the
sscessionists have in store for them, and already
esnmenced. The appeals Of such gallant soldiers SIS
Generals Anderson and Burnside, and Col. Meagher,
snd such beloved citizens as Mr.. Bryant, will, 10
doubt, be listened to by one of the grandest audi
snces that has ever been gathered in the great hall
Of the Cooper Institute:
NEw.YoRE Oct. 81, 1851.
sas Rev. THOMAS w CoSwAr Chaplain ga Regiment ". y
s. ~ and the Rsv NJ. n. TAYLOR, Pastor Of Haifeyai
Church, N. q.
GEsTLEMEN; Understanding TINT you have ar
d in this city for the purpose Of procuring aid for the loyal
people Of North Carolina who BY their firm ale glance 70 tht
Union hsye been cut Of all supplies by the Rebels
respectfully beg that will meet the citizens OF Newly
Hs Pubic MEETING, for the purpose Of enabling them tG
express their sympathy for their suffering and starving fellow
c0untymen and to hear such statements their
condition from your intimate acquaintance with them yor
viii be able 20 give. Yours, respectfully,
Cb1s Marshall GulGn c. Nerplanck, Wolcott GibbS
Berj H. Field, Morris keicl nm, A. r. Wetmore
Dahiel Lord, Alex. 7. Stewart Edward LEthrop
Stewart Brown, A. A. Low, Wilson g. Hunt,
David de- sdley, Henry W. BeloWE William A Booth
Roht b. Miutufn, Niiiism Adams. I. s. Winston,
William b. Astor, Thomas De Wit, Peter Cooper,
aiher B tiish, stephen H. Iypg, Mrn {. NOyss,
William y. Dodge, Francis Lieber
In comp lance with the foregoing request pubc meeting
ell 10 hell at the COOPER lNsIIIUrE THURSDAY kYEs
iSs, Nov. !, 1861, at "A o'clock
IN aud warm indoremert Of President LINCOLN, tho WAR
DEPAKTMBST, and of Major General Wool.
TIE Hon. GKoRGK BANCROFT will preside and addresses
x be made by the Rev. NJ NJ TAYLOR of North Carolina
Chaplain T. W. CONWAY OF NewYoIk 9th Regiment lCol
EsTKias) Haerssi Gen. RoBERT ANDsEsoS Of Ken
tueky; Gen A. T. BURSsIrE OF Rhode Isand Col THOMAS
fKAScIs MRAGHEA, Pref RosSELL e. HITCHCOCK "A.
] cVLIES BRYANT.