New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19
THE WAR EXCITEMENT HERE.
THE WHOLE CITY AROUSED.
env.r n,spLAY OF FEDERAL FLAGS.

eRyAr DISPLAY OF FEDERAL FLAGS.
The patrioc feeling Of the people appesred 70 have
broken out Yesterday morning all over the city fropL
on. end of York to the other the glorious sara and
,,es Aoa;ed W the breeze The national STANDARD and
the aaQ of the city were flying from the City BALL the
.bp, around the harbor gowed with its rainbow hues
,;,.n, wure the Union coors their coats or hats;
the onpbas car cart sJad express horses ere all crested
with the Star Spsngsl Banner; from window and roof
TOD few the same intpiriting symbol. and tho great
,boroughfsres of the city all abloom with brigt
bunting.
Such was the scene which greeted Major An
as-zop on his arrival. He who kept the flag Of his
country floating about the belsagnered fortress IN
Charleston Bay for monthsa bright oasis OF loyalty In
the great desert of treason-soon realized that he WAS
70 longer surrounded by the foes Of his fstherand but
once more among the loyal aud sympathzing citizens
of his beloved country.
To-day 10 the anniversary Of The battle Of
Lexington and Concord-of that famous fight
which called the nation TO arms in resistance to British
tyranny in l775, to-day il lie rising in arms against
the treason Of the Shareholders which came ~ bead
in the attack on Sumter II glorious and memora-
BILE day and should he duly celebrated by the sound OF
cannon and the display Of the American flag.
Yesterday some foolbsrdy person put up Secession
flag at No ~ Gold street. 1t instantly attracted crowd
who demanded that il should be taken down
and as that demand was not at once complied with,
thew broke in the windows and would have ridded
the place but for the arrival Of the police Of whom
broke down the REASONABLE standard and thus quoted
| the crowd.
Yesterday morning large crowd Of citizens was A.
trac,ed TO the corner Of William and Chatham streets,
to view An efigy suspended by the neck from win
dow The efigy had a large placard attached TO 1t,
reading: Every traitor should be served thus
| HIDE And LEATHER BAsuyAcTURIRs sIETIso.
| Agreeably TO announcement the hide and leather
manufacturers, whose business houses are located
moety in "The Swamp" swung to the breeze In Gold,
| between Spruce and Ferry streets large and most
beautiful flag, about . quarter past yesterday. An
enthusiasts as.emblage, numbering about 5000 per-
sons, were present. When the glorious banner (which
Was suspended midway between tho house Of n. ID.
| Hull Il Co.. corner Of Gold and Ferry and that OF
VIM p Miller in Gold At the head Of Ferry street,,
was fairly m position, shout which made The very
heavens reecho sent up by the crowd, and cheer
upon cheer greeted its appearance An excellent oand
of music contributed to the enthusiasm BY playing
medley Of patriotic airs, and each one broke upon
the Of the multitude, It vas most enthusiastically
cheered.
Addresses were made by Isaac Bailey ESQ.,, OF Geo.
Pslen a. Co, the Rev. Edwin +. Hatfield, the Hon
f. A. Conkling, NJ. c., Col Zadoc Pratt, and Others.
A Young gentleman named Charles lnger ,ou read
very patriotic poem composed o n,%s'
The speeches bresthed the truest spirit Of AIiousn
and fdelity TO the National Uuion, and met with .
hearty and unanimous response from be auditory.
| HOIST Tux FLAG on rBE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
| To N. Esi,or Of The ~ r T,ib.ns
sn desire 10 o. tbs si.sson ofthe public the Board
H % s pS q .Ss s.ss %. . ~ % T..
FIRE. Academy Pubic School IN the city Such dis
r .Gas a, Sa1s " 20 pr9. s .s. I good
The schools Of free PsePs .hoad e'rIy hss 'ho. L
ass sIl, and SOy. whsi say yOoi HLA
| hang OUT THE STARS AID STRIPES.
Mr.. A. r. Stewart yessrday r.irSd s..-''"'i rr-t
ted States aax ON his store. II 10 made Of ak, AND
cost 1900.
Brooks Brothers, clothing merchants, also dsplsyeC
a very large and beautiful American banner from the
store, at the corner Of broadway and Grand street
yesterday.
The workmen employed in the great nscbni,ts too
mandatory OF Messrr Carpenter g. Plsss, corner o
First avenue and Twenty ninth street. assembled zee
tsrdsy morning and raised handsome contribution u
purchase national dag TO be kept flying over the ss
tsb.hment till Secession and treason erushed out
The Dag will 10 raised this morning.
The hands employed III Singers Sewing MACHINE
shop, No. 1873 Mott street, numbering about 100 men
raised the Stars and Stripes over ns building at l.
o'clock yesterday. Amer firing - gins in honor Of ,h'
Union and the Constitution, tho glorious Gag wa,
rsised amid the utmost enthuriasm All united in ng
ing the Star Spangled Banner" after which e1-Gov
Oliver made few appropriate remarks. Cheers wer
given for the Union, the Constitution and the Enforce
meut Of the Laws Tbrs hearty cheers Tor Gov
Hicks aud Maryland. A the Gag unfurled to the
breeze the shouts Of the rang out beasr,y ., first
but their voices soon became ehoked with emotion
from many eyes the tear streamed through exosss o
patriotic feeling.
The interior Of the Post-0ice has been beautifully
decorated with Aags. The national ensign also aost
from the top Of the building.
THE SPIRIT or OUR POLISH PELLow-CITIZEss
| To all tho Poles in the United States.
Sir: The proclamation Of the President Of the Uniet
States Of America call to even who loves Liberty
~ our oountr, have ali tunes been ready doch 10 Il
standard Of Freedom now 10 the tins for seon ard 70
words The influential Ausriesa fellow citizens hsr
preferred their aid forming Po,h Lsscn. The Liberty
ofAmercs the Liberty ofevoy Polo You therefore ia
vted to report youelys' either psrson By letter no
10 Water street. New forh where, 81 present. located TIM
headquarters for meeting The American and POlh flag
With tho notice under s The Polish LEGION" IL the dsns O
organization. JULIAN ALLEN
Ee,e- YoL, April 49, 1891.
The men engaged in the large chair manufacturing
establishment Of Messn. J. w. Mason g. Co., Nos. 81
and 37s Pearl street, numbering some sixty seventy
procured Union flag to adorn the building Of their
ployers. Within one hour flag eighteen by thirty
feet was hoisted to the top Of the flagstaff amid the
deafening three tmes three cheers end tremendous
tiger.
Palace Garden has been offered for any patriotic
purpose for which it may be required
| Assrr Roven Uomes A. Co. dry goods Noe
80 and a22 Broadway, have notified those Of their