New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
bag smoked beef aud barrels crsokers from Nesur Esy
Bartholomew No. 1896 Greenwich street.

bag smoked beef aud barrels crscke from Mesm Esi
Bartholomew No. 1876 Greenwich street.
FLAG RAISING IN HAsovER SeUARR.-A large n,
sembage Of gentlemen engaged in mercantile pursua
was gathered in Hanover square at noon yesterday.
The Rev. DR.. viuton and the Rev. Mr.. Bartlett made
patriotic speeches from the dco. step oi inc ssora OK
seOtt, WsDer & Co. The responses 70 the sentiments
expressed by Dr. Vinton were loud, hearty, and fre.
quent. About $50 children belonging to Ward School
No. present, and sung several patriotic songs;
a band played the "Sta'-Span2led Banner" and the
American flag, which bad been suspended acroes the
square, was flung to the breeze amid firing of cannon
and the loud cheering Of the assembled multitude.
10 THE L.prrs-The ladies' Of The Bethesda Bap-
st Church and coogre cation in Twenty street,
between Third and Lexington avenue,, have organ-
lied an association for the purpose OF making yar'
ments &c, for hospital use. They meet every ater.
noon nj o'clock. Ladies IN the neghborhood ana an
others are invited. Donations Of money and materials
solicited. ~
Mrs c. c. HOPE, Treasurer
Tnr MASSACHUSETTS, SAPPERs AND MYERs.-Ws
learn thar it was the Sappers and Miners Of the eth
Massachusetts, Regiment who did the principal part OF
the work in transferring the guns from the ship Consu'
tuition to the Mary land, and after both vessels
pot over the bar hoised them back again. Ia the &C.
counts heretofore published full credit has not been
done these men. Capt Rogers Of the CONSTITUTION
awards them the very highest praise.
RrrRuEAD l.. I.--At this place. on Monday even'
inc the cizens of that vicinity held splendid meet
;no in support of the Government. MIR. s. l.. WOOD
ford spoke very acceptably. Sixteen men volunteered
for the war; and over 81 800 was subscribed 70 equip
the men and support their families in their absence
r. P. Blair r., has been elected to Colonelcy IN
the LIT Regiment of Missouri troops, called for oy tne
President On the 26h the number Of recruits in ot'
Louis wac upward of 5000.
President DAvrs's BoDY-GUARD.-1He MooM
Register of the 23d, says:
Cant Sands of the Mobile Cadets, left yesterday icr
Montgomery in obedience, it is said to teiegrapno
summons relating to bis company III - rum 2reo WIN
wLat truth we cannot say tnat President DAVIS de'
ions 70 elect from the best drilled volunteer compa-
MES of the Confederate Staes perhaps one from eacn
princiral city, to form his guard assuming the COM
uandn.cbief of the armies OF the Sonth. Among tae
companies that spoken of for this bon9r, are tne
Columbus Guards the Augusta Artillery, the Mont
gomery True Blues, aud the Mobile Cadets. we give
this rumor for wh. il is worth ststing that III oor Do
lief it is not without strong probability.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hail. p. NJ. of Eddyto an, Yates Co., n.
T. writes ~ say has been reported IN thsa
lie 10 The Government of the United States They al for
maintaining the laws and Constitution whstever cost
THE SECOND REGIMENT ORDERTD INTO CAMP.
Hr,eor.n5rns srRsI D%Ivl:,os VISION NYsM s NJ,
! Pursnan. to directions from the Commander.il-
Chief the Regiment Y g. NJ under the command OF ools
the ssh 4. saen wi, reaain Ia camp until fur
| ther orders from y ieadquar'ers; o.,
! '' ''N' CHARLES w. sANDFORD,
GroDsx W. Morrill, Division Inspector.