The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

pcu. "A. 10 cs,.c acrsss e gv~-s5c ., sisrsg men.
and suosss.eoa 500 nav t,sss peer ,,o,,a,. o
1urosutei 10 Sill 500.
Jadge Hrros-we oAnn,t step there
Hr PrsnEp--Teil, make AZ order, Judge, and we VIII
JvSss PIrrSo,Sr said tia, xr ch,rss Edwards
Of the bar desired him 70 put MS name down ior
Esssrs Chapman and H!shcock subscribed 500. .r.
ladge EpsoSps ssid ne hal received the fooviug:-
"ihe og g1ns haze been s sss oes " eLsf pa i.sm
s% sgs ~ .ai he was e rbe
from an IrshmAo, member 0; the Bsr, Mr. W. = 10
Mr. b / CLINTON subscribed sico.
Judge EpmosDs sad hsr as Judge M.cann wss gong p
The war, Recorder Holman had volunteered to 90 ms
duty in his absence. fCbeers .
IRentlemsn 1rnced thar company composer ~
Eesnpsrs Of the Hr abolt beng organized, wh'
moved 10 proceed at on,e 70 the Soush
Jldee EDMoSDsIpoD the FnoJect Q, mlii.a'y oIssLIk
ton Ibeg ave u say tia, shall, by aud By revive 70
the recollection Of myself that was once cooae Of
regiment daughter am about 10 toin III tbe came
HVmnn0rnree cheers for Colonel Edmouds. Cheers
Iudre FnmnSr,s-au I'd nose who wiling % join with
nee In such an organization for home consumption Will o.
good 10 rsmsin a'.er We album and we WIN ar.
range matters. am slxsy odd years OF age, oas in my
ashes CLOVIS a youthful 6se. Cheers
Mr. BxsNrrr OF the superior Court, sail that he
an sn asssnar % 90 sosn bit :,ss not H. Soa Sc
the lrst Join Judge Edmonds and he would fight
Mr. HsYsoa reget,ed that he was unable to sner any
thing the subs Tipon He was really to 90 10 Wash
anywhere else 10 defence OF this country Re
would be ready in week He had large family, bat
he they would all be taken Of 10 bis absence,
BE had an eldest son who had gone already, and woad
do his duty in this glorious cause.
Judge Epxosps annaunced subscription Of S25 from
Mr. rndern!l, reporter who intended TO leave with his
wire for the South. Cheers
Ar n Nening Of Bfocklyn, subsbcried s25. lie hsd
feiiet out ih;ee yonog meG for the south,
of his brothers and one OF his slerks. He woaid
Attorney General Cushing $780,
base ffa Ar Ell hed
subscribed 500, and hid also sent out two os lis
Lephe~s- VI w-om commsnds one hundred men
who were equipped and arlned 1t his own expense.
cloud cheers and In response 10 a unanimous call Mr..
Fullerton vas obliged TO present himseIf)
Judge EDAoaDs then ANNOUNCED the follow sibscsip
n,ns:-Jonn Kenpst9l law reporter OF the New Yors
HERALD $40; Joseph BIZ iceli stenographer, $40; G.
ssSel lie bad received letter from Mr. MaieoI% camp
bell subscribing 500 and ftaticg that he would De 10
Washington this week y devoe all his powers 10 defence
large number OF sn,acr ,,ious we're here handed in
but it il impossible to give co rect list Of the naes IN
Mr. CHAuScEy sHnrxR here announced that the cub
scr!ptons in the Joining room Am oan'ed TO 8 CO.
that amount 3. 500. cloud chcsrs)
Numerous subscriptions were then banded in,
S %The AO var so.r,. h,vng issued an exesusi,n
in my Gaze, and the Sheriff having foani nul bon he
has attached my body for the benefit o. the New York
Zouazes Uanghter) The amount now collected was
announced at S23, $50.
Several gentlemen suggested that they should beat the
Mr. BsrEED wished to % that he had been informed
by reliable gentleman merchant that alter the meet
the Presiden: - that 400, his demsnd
abe merchants Of New YORK all honor TO them, woult
furnish him with 500 COO coo required. Cheers
Judge EDMoSDs moved tina. the meeting should ad-
pourn.
Mr. BUSTED hoped not
Mr. pusAy FIELD hoped that they woald raise the sib-
scYpton to $25 0Oo order show Their brethren in
ihiladepha lhas they ha raised that sun.
fbe subs :riptions continued to podr in and several
gentlemen who had subscriber uouUle them.
Mr. ersrnp said that Mr. Delafet smith United States
District Attorney. has given 500 TO the Fremens Br-
cade and he would subscribe 800 more.
Mr. MARWRy stated tina, Colonel Haw kins hal o'gau
Besse. would he Ieatessn ~ osns Cheers ) ~
Judge EDAoSDs observed that there were several re-
Nr EARTs said ha. he bel in his hand letter from
Mr.. Clark Cochrane. OF the Albany district, which
stated that the Hon Daniel J.. sickles had nearly
rsnixed and would soon proceed at the head of regi
ment Of New York troops. Crheers)
Mr. rnuD said he would ID $50 m,re to his subs,rip
Nesns Barney, eater, Parsons. Foster. Thompson,
Eaton Davis ana taylor, as' increased their suosc zip
tions $50.
Judee DEAN said he would go 500 better
Mr. Eyasls said, ind duaiy, be would 80 500 more
Judge TpsoSDs--rhat beats Jnrge Dem's Drag.
sevsrs gentlemen here Used their subscriptions,
until the amount reached the sam OF S2j,7s0 which was
subscribed in the space Of al bous and n half
Mr. BUsTEED said ne deemed 1t matter Of Importance,
and worthy the attention OF his associates TO inquire
whether II the Intention Of the lodges TO ADJOURN
their courf In respect to al gated and civil business,
for term Of two months. (crcs Of No, NO D
The matter then dropped after which, the meeting
Adjourned.
In the Court Of Sessions another meeting was
organzed Judge Whiting presided, and addressed tho
meeting considerable length He said that tue troops
leaving New York not properly cared for or
eoujpre and called the attention Of meeting the
TACT that they should be wen a'med clothed
and doctors sent with them, in order to guard
against diseases arising from the chang OF chmate he
provided for and ensured the authorities in New
York .or sending men away in such condition. M.
Chauncey Shlier and several gentlemen addressed the
meeting and upwards OF 81 600 were subscribed at this
meeting.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN THE COURTS
USITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
Arm 22-Mf. f. DeIa6eld Smith and Marshal Murray
employed In nvestg ang various pieces OF iaorma
ton sent TO them respecting tra orous designs Of certain
parties equip prvatees for the South TO aid in agsres
ATOMS on the North There has been any tangible
reliable Information as yet.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
q pursuance of the notification Of The District Attorney
mentioned in Sunday HERALD Judge Belts has ordered
apanel OF grand jurors consisting OF thirty six names
10 be drawn and summoned forthwith, according 70 law
and to be returned to the Circuit Court OF the Untel
States for this district Wednesday next at r.
inquire and ud whether acs Of piracy treason other
offences against the laws Of the United States have been
committed By any person persons ia this district or
within the jurisdiction Of the Circuit Court.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
ArRr ~ Judge ShpDan announced that the only
ease the calendar this morning against the
collector but could not be tried, an the principal wit
ness for the claimants had gone to the the Court
thought tina. good and sufficient reason 70. the
postponsmcnt Of the trial. On consultation with Judge
Bette the Court had decided that for the future public
causes should have the preference private
In the present c1nfussd state OF affairs, when
no many persons were leaving the city, IL would
be necessary the Jurors to attend from day TO day
but IL, after reasonable time, business ready
the jurors would be relieved.
The Court then adjourned.
COMMON pLEAs--GENERAL TERN.
Present, Hon. Judges Daily (F. J. Brady aud Hilton
Arm "a Judge DAILY announced that in consequence
Of the bar being prepared TO argue the several