The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-24

IWty Note Nuuuceo ioAViDR hOout fOV mon
In good fighting condition, ready aud willing
10 AGAIN fscs the enemy, whsn and where tAsy
please.
DR.. WALKER WAS accompanied 10 Phils-
dslphis by private AsOhnsos, Of the rwok b
New York volunteer which regiment, be
says, Loaf % killed tho Sixty-ninth, he says
Lost about 400 killed and wounded, and tie
Seventy -dfst al killed and about 10 wounded.
UnoS DEyAwE COMMIT N -THR SEcsx
TAHY or TIE rAvI DEsousCID.-A special
me,tirg Of the U. d. Y was eonvsnsd yestst-
day afternoon al th,ir cffics on Pine rect, for
Ii. purpose q expressing thsir opinion on the
defeat u the troops at Bulls Run. SMsos
DKsrkR, Ed, occupied tn, chair. Mr.. q.
IL MAMMAL regretted that tho Government
had not accepted several regimi nts which
could have b.en furnished Ivy thu COMMITTEES,
especially cavalry regiments, the necessity for
which has nov become 50 obvious TO every
one. BE was In hops. hewsvor, that this
temporary defeat would merely ssrv, To AVA
kan the ardor Of our loyal people, and rsks the
| Gov,rnment prosecute the war more vlgor-
ouslJ. In conclusion the folio ripg resolutions
wee offered by him, AID unAninavu,ly adopted
by the committee;
| Resolved, As tho sense Of this Cnuanias., tha,
| ts scion OF Inc oit zsni Of New York, dsol ~
,hsir ues,-rsb's hdelry 10 the Constitute add
| L,ws q ths Upion. Shich In ths month o. Apttl
l,ss R,vs 10 ssTul Impulse 10 the loJsl ~ n,
Of We coub'ry must 81 d vii oonnnus ~ exsfoiso
hs ibhusIee IN Pitsnvipg pablo %, isnos sod
usn,.
I Resolred ThAi the Temporary fevsrys sustained
81 'he rAio al forces In Virginia, Ia suth dsht
Gauss fer alarm, or dLcoirsgeme I, bun should
rather sSirnulas ,vGy loyal citz n 70 isnevpd
.nors std lnertAssd Vgcr, In tbs osuss Of the
Resolved, tbs. this e,mn.,,s, d, no, be.u.,,
70 s1p tNsit cpv,elion ns, he pc pie, net on.
| ~ Of New York, but u Ivery her iotsl state,
| VIII continue - rtspond b Every cali mace o.
thsm by ,hs N.aonk a vsrnmsnt, kr thsi men
and n cans n.osszaIy - v-nd,cA. toe nAuonal b n
o. 70 p,tserve the Constellation. snd n ain,aia ana
| supremacy 81 the lava
ResoIved, Tea''h. in,rpd c-pdue, Of ,hs n.
hcnAl uU p'io carr log tnsrDchmsrv, held BY .
graiy super or foior, aud In su,Nniug for hou n
The assauls OF uyE OhslUi-g rutnf TDenis, hll y
lnstines ,e. co, ddsncs posed 10 ,hsir vilr, a IN
mes, aDd fidelity, and SIR sthsn our rsliA CO IN
The ultmss' and triumphan, success Of our arms.
| Mr.. GHmsELL alluded to tho late engage
mAnt and retreat Of our troops, - an incentiv,
70 the more vigorous prosecution Of the war
and the crushing out Of the rsb,lliOn whlcS The
snsrise Of the country and tho fo.s Of ftos 60
v,rnment had in.uguT atod. He also spoke o.
the 'xposd condition OF our shipping TO tn,
attacks u privsteers, aud the necessity
Of iurthsr protection TO our Interests on til,
| seas
Mr.. MARSHALL said the ocean was thar
swnming with privatssrs, ready 10 capture snC
plumber northern vessals. Had the govern
mont. he maintained, effected the blockade Ii
Tina, and with sufficient ships Of war, the pirA
| teal cal. OF tbs rebels Won d not then be sail
ing on the seas, and threatening the peace o
the country. Had the Secretary Of the Nav
dous bis duty the case wsuld BE- othsrwise. Mr.
WILLIS WAS totally u ft for bis position AM
did not know CT perform the duties Of hi
Office. lie would not trus' hi n with the ciaf
Of 'studdiug call bcon," (Laught~) a. b
considered him even Incompetent Tor that pu
sltlou-
Gen. wErNoBE said the former resolution
did not satisfy him fully, and he intsrdsd :
propose others. The Union Dsssnss Commit
tes, he maintained. had . Legitimate right I
1 BE- proud Of the gallant rsglmsnts which the.
had been instrumsntsi In sanding 70 the :'st Q
war, Out " ffty rgtmsnts, thrty-slx ha
gous under their aa,p;sos, an. I'LL: sallantr
In the hsld-whers they had withstotd "a
hours the assault Of greater fOre,s-rsndsre
strcugsr by ssnforcsmsnts-did honor I
New York The speaker then alluded TO th
bravery Of the list, 60 h, and othsr re- Simsnti
and dsplored their lOsess. He alluded 10 III
prescncs OF sscssienists in thiS city, who oper
ly expressed Sympathy with the South, an
were jubllant over the revsrfes Of the army
their country. "By heaven" said the Genera
who grow nsrvcusly animated, IL feel ashame
OF meeting AuoricsnB on ths cornrs OF th
streets who openly Avow sympathy with u
rsbsllion."
J Mr.. GRISxxLL said be had rscsntly spoke
, 10 q gentleman In Fifth avsnus. who had o.
pressed secession ssntim' nts, and that, had
strength, he would have hang him on the nssl
est lamp post
Gen. WkrNoRR cn rssuming said Ne
YoIk would farnish 30 900 mere troops At q
cll Of the q ,vsrpmsnt and concluded by o.
feripg the following resolution which WA m
snimously adopted
R>solped, Thu willis expressing our graie'ul o.
, prsoiAhon u the gallant bsatnx Il 'h' nation
troops In ths ieosns conf os, We csnoot rsfr,
from Offering our sympathy and co dolsocs wi
,hs sorrowrg and suffs rtrg relatives NJ .hs fall
In battle; thstr country oil do justice 10 ,hs mea
ory Of the dad Lea shs authorities do ,asir du
, | By the living.
On motion. copies OF the resolution wsrs o.
dsred 70 be SAINT to the Prseiisnt, Vlee-Prsu
dent, and Cen. Soorr.