The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

as NAV be arranged hereafter express their sentiments
the present crisis national affairs, and their de
Termination nahold the government OF the county,
and maintain the authority of its constitution an laws
John A. Dix, Alexr Drncan, A. A. Low,
PeIa.iah Perit Myron II. Clark, WIN. v. Brady,
W. T. Havcmeyer, Stewart Brown, r. A. Wtthew,
c. H. Marshall, Simeon Draper, theodore Dehon,
Jas. Boorman, Shepherd Knapp, A. W. bradford,
John A. King, Wm T. Coleman, Vim. u. Appleton,
WIN. u. Ast0r, Joseph Hoxie, Thos H. Sslmen,
Moses Taylor, Ezra wye, VIM Seisoa,
A. 7. Stewart, John ID. Wolfe, Peter Ueoper,
August Belmont, John j Phelps L. A.. Conking,
jonathan StuJges Richard Schell, lslac Deaplaine,
Elijah + Purdy, John A. Bry an, Chas A. Russell,
Robt. b. Minurn, Chas Partridge, O. u y. Grant,
C. V. s Roosevelt Hamilton Fish, David Hoadley,
Bepj r. Winthrop, Geo. Bancroft, James Saliatin,
Morris Ketcnurn, Luther Bradsh Noses 6rinnen,
A. v Stout Greene G. Bronson wnl NJ DE Forest,
George Folsom, VIM. O. Noyes, VIM NJ. Erarts,
Vim. T. Dodge, Robt L. Stlart, W. Butler Duncan,
John j. Cisco, Sam iel Sloan, W.Whitewrighi ,Jr.
Jas. W. Beekman, George Opdyke Jas =. Wadgworth,
Wilson G. Hunt john Cochrane, VIM A. Booth
Robt RI McCurdy, John A. Stevens, Amos r. Emo,
T. E. Morgan, g. X. Robert, Simeon Bildv 10,
Charles King, Roysl Phelps, James 4. Briggs
F. &. Winston, Ira 4. Davis,
and several hundred others
NEW YORK, April 10, 1851.
The following resolutions have hoeu adopted BY the
Committee Of Arrange men.s-
Resolved That he Committee OF Arrangements for the
meeting recommend that III citizens and societies
he requested rerao from displaying any other banner
or motto, except our national lag saturday next
Iwls also
Resoly ed That the Hon. John A. Dix be requested 10
preaching officer Of the meeting Saturday next.
On molten Of Captain c. H. MARSHAL, it unani-
mousy
Resolved That Major Robert An lerson United States
Army, his officers and men, be invited to attend the
meeting Saturday next and that committee OF five
gentlemen be appointed by the Chairman to wait upon
them to make arrangements Tor their public reception
committee waited upon Major Anderson in accor-
dance with the above resolution
Grjor Anderson accepted the invitation and viii be
present at the meeting. The which waved over
the walls of Fort Sumter win be uscd this occasion
to decorate the star ds and THUG the presence of the gal
liant soldier ard the coors he bravely defended win
lend additional interest to the scene.
Eve stands will be erected around The square as FOL-
lows
I--0ppoaite the statue OF Washington.
2-Nea- the Everett House.
Near corner Of seventeenth street and Broadway.
4--Ncar Fourteenth street on the west 81 ic.
s-0ppoEite Seventeenth street, east size.
The following the list Of presiding officers at the
meeting in Union square to day
stand 1-Rop. John A. DIX, opposite Union Hotel.
" 2-hen b. Fish, opposite Everett House
{" 4-Hon. M. II. Grirnell, opposite University Place
LIST or spEAErss.
Daniel s Dickinson, d. D Field,
Hiram Ketchum, Henry J. Raymond,
Robert j. Walker, Oswald O.tendorfer,
J. Mel eoi Murphy, Richard OGorman,
francis Z. Spinola, David g Coddlngton,
Washington Hunt, Senator Edwin n Baker
Fernando Wood, Hugo Wesendouck
James 7. Brady, Frederick Kapp,
John Conmcrford, Otto SackersdorG,
VIM. Curtis Moves, We'll Won 1ernsbach,
Vim. NJ. Evafs, Vim. A. koObe.
Speakers and gentlemen who have been invited 10
oHciate and Veterans of the War Of 1872 t the
committees requested to meet at tle Everett
Houfe (rooms Of Fourth ami Seventeenth
street. which have been rendered by the proprietary, at
two clock TO receive tickets OF admission TO the plat
FORMS
II is requested that other banner tb national
Gag be exhibited and that places of business be closed
at two o'clock.
THE CONTROLLERS OFFICE TO BE CLOSED DURING
THE DAY.
Mr.. Comptroller Haws has issued the following
notice.
CoxrTaoiIKGs OFFICE, }
Nnw YoRI, April 20, 1891
To enable the officers attached to this department 70
participate in the meeting 10 be held this day in Union
square this office and the several tureaux attached
thereto will be closed NJ half past two o'clock r. NJ for
the day. ROBr. r. HAWS, Comptroller
INSURANCE OFFICES TO EE CLOSED.
49, 1861 was resolved, that the companies composing
this Board cose their respective Offices at two o'clock
L. NJ Saturday next, the goth inst TO enable their
officers and employees to attend the meeting of the
citizens OF New York be held ut Uni IN square in sup
port OF the government the Union the constitution aud
the laws.
Atlantic Mutual Ins. Co. Union Mutual Ins Co e.
Sun Mutual Irs. Co. Coslmerca Mutual lns. Co.
Mere ntile Mutual Ins. Co. Orient Mutual Ins. Go.
Great Western ms Co Pacific Mutual ms Co.
New York Mutual Ins Co. Ncptrae IGs. Co.
Washington Aiarpe) InsCo
INV IoRk, April 10, 1861.