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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

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NJ YOU HAVE Horse OR AULE in bad eopditlon try Du-
Il Val a Norton's Horse Tonic. Il :. vcrth hny
urss improving the cohdton Of Horses he,
prevernE curing Worms, hdeboond DstenPer
a. Up bUvAL,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

r UNP PLASrRR.-25o tons Lump Plaster. the
~ Wharf, arrive, sale In lots 70 suit purchasers by
aps 3. s0MERviLLE& on.
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STAND NO. -FOUR.

Speeches OF HON. MT. spAnola, Mr.. WIN.
Garlic Noyes, Mr. David Dudley Field,
nr. Cenamsrfbra, Judge Pierrspcnt, Mr..
Thss. Field, Mr. Hutchsns, Mr.. Frank
enheimer, Mr. Lambert, Mr.. Fu1lsr,
Rev. DR.. vermilyea and Others-Mator
Andersen on the Platform snd His EN-
thusaastic Reception BY the neetang-
the People, &c.
Precisely a. three O'Clock the meeting "" organized
around stand No T. and although at the beginning there
not more than two three hundred In front Of IT,
yet hardly ave minutes elapsed before the whole space
to the distance Of about hundred and hy feet every
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STAND NO. THREE.

The Ccrmans-sPeeches BY Messrs. often
dorser, RichHrd Warren, Otto sacksrs-
dorT wess ndonI<, and Others.
stand No. 8, located the northeast side OF Union
square, surrounded at the appointed hour by thou
sands Of our fellow citizens IL had been announced
hat from this stand the Germans would be addressed by
German speakers. posse Of policemen stationed
Ghese kePt excellent order, allowing none
but those with tickets to stand there. On
che platform were several prominent German
and American citizens, Of all party antecedents
Among the number observed two Roman Catholic
priests, the Rev. T. MsNerney and another, well
all the more prominent German politicians and editors
as Msssss Oswald 0tendorfer, publisher OF the Saats
zeit,ro; Herman Rastes, a German republican editor
Frederick Knapp Hugo wesendauk, julius Brill. Graef
fenbesger and others. The crowd around the
stand was formed Of respectable and orderly
persons, the German German element being deci-
dody predominant The meeting called TO order
preclsey at three O'Clock by Mr.. Richard Warren, who
nominated Mr. William J. Havemeyer as Chairman ofthe
xusetirz,
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lB=
~ 1870 \
- - = -
TIE METROPOLITAN DEMONSTRATION
Our Concluding Report OF the
Monster Meeting Of
Last Saturday.
The United Northern
Sentiment.
Speeches at Stands Three, -Four
and Five.
TAe Excitement in Union Square
During the Meeting.
AaEEIIM0 OF THE NEW YORK BAR.
The Feeling Throughout the
Country.
THE LATEST NEWS,
60, TO-, 10.
The Excitement in Union Square
During the Meeting.
MEETING OF THE NEW YORK BAR.

In Consequence Of the pressure OF other upon our
space also in consequence Of the excitement prevail
ing In the city, have been compelled to defer the
conclusion ofur report Of the great monster meeting in
Union square until to-day. In issue Of Sunday last
We gave eighteen columns Of the report Of the meeting
and publish the remaining teen az there have
been and anxious inquiries made by read
for them. The report embraced in the two papers
viii be fosnd to be the most complete Of any in the city
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Mr. H.yraEyER on taking the chair made few brief
n s s Go dses n me ne
&hs duty which all present we're called upon TO perform
tis day.
who read q ebert prayer.
Mr. Wl,,haus called upon TO act az Secretary Of the
eneetpg, and lis, Of Vice Presidents were read and
Tho resolutions were then read BY Mr.. RICHARD WAR
Rss, and were adopted by an unanimous vote During
sne the etsnd had augmented by tens Of thou
sspds. AID the greatest degree of enthusiasm pre-.
vailed everywhere. The excitement Increased Mt
she apqes.ance of Major Anderson the platform,
accompanied by llessrs Simeon Draper aud Police
eed to The Germans BY sr Draper. Tho drst speaker
tnttctoccd Mr.. Coddington, aud while be speak
rs 0srssu Foster and Dr. crawford the surgeon OF Fort
snter arrived on the platform. They introduced
v Mr warren and received with vocerous CHI sers.
sIsss eeptemen rs afo Major Anderson previously
ef Inc stand and the speaker was permitted TO proceed
with the discourse.
SPEECH OF DAVID 3. coDDrSGToS
rs,,oa cn,zx,s-rbe iron hall at Fort sumter rsttes
~ Nattbern breast IL has shot away the last
rve Of national and personal forbesrance ioaf OF bread
M, s vay 10 . starving man was split In two by shot
from his brother Yoo might saura'e tho cotton States
With al, the turpentine Of North Carolina; you might
sh,o o,y sbeu the vast pine forests OF Georgia, then
mr. ,be Gulf storms shupest lightning into the combus
t,be ssa you would not redden the southern MORT
zo ~nh 80 angry gov as assnsd aonS sas ~ aay
be shsertd America with her torn nag and her broken
sh.cr you guard the one restore the other
How Europe ssrss and bsitv shudders, AZ rom state
of,cr that Gag fails, aud the dream bieks Here
at,er utbsrn history VIII be a. bare as the pole from
which tnudered pennait sinks, and treaon parts with
che rag that ealed s bideousnese This old ghost
of cisupon s Al AIT verify For years has been
skukitg femi sally about the Capitol. Through
the whole range Of parliamentary history every
great question, fre tariff 20 Territory has fell i,s
gswmy touch. DID IL drop ts deaths head into the
tsr scses Of 49, hoping 70 weigh tho duties down 70
cancellation leyeR DID not shoot lie ghastly logic into
the storm OF 40 and frghten cur soundest
Mai i1aQ ri nt..g4 lf
DOT st srunpg upon The Geek Of all battles
hoping 70 act turn at the wheel that nigh, run tho
a, OF the a,st Congress and shake ts bony 6ngers In
,be calm face Of Warrington and did not fathers,
non shndder IN the presence Of this spectre when they
thourh how the infant republic might DO cast away upon
i,s bleak and miklees breast Thea was thin, skuk
dog bschet faced ghost Az last fed upon the granares
Of Kofbsfn and Southern aoaticsm mas come 70 De
rr,und we'll fed corpulcnt disaster. southern passion
maj nt IN the war paint, Southern states nanship may
satemlt to organize pque into aa empire 70 eaya'e
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side was <snssy packed by Of che most enthusiast
crowds we have assembled within the limits OF
New York. lbs stand situated the south western
of the sqys facing Fourteenth street and Unver
city place. and in point Of position ], equal 10 that
occupied by any OF his other stands All the houses
the Fourteenth street and University placs sides OF
the square were literally alive with banners aud
fesso0ns, which were "a some instances suspended
from window to window each OF whish had ts
beyy OF fair spectators ae joined ID the general entha
siasm Of the hour by wavSsg their handkercAies and
smiling their appreciation the proceedings. The star
spanged banner was suspended from anerent parts of
the platform, and from the trees oise by which
had been erected Shortly after the meeting
number Of companies Of what appeared to he volunteers
marched IN procession and too he- position in front OF
the platform They hal the ticolor rosettes on their
breasts and the national tcrne at Their head
In addition to these several express wagons literally
streaming with banners Of all sizes and nden with enshu
sastc patriots many Of whom understood will he ca
in few days for more Southern latitudes
The meeting was called 10 order by Mr. HoYAL PHrrs,
who nominated Mr. Noses q Grnneli, a. Chairman, a
domination which met with unanimous approval.
Fellow citizens said Nr Phelps, have bean requested
10 call this meeting 70 order b. nominating presiding
chcer Al political meetings IL IL not al ways an easy
not political meeiing-ths Is patriotic meeting, called
for the purpose OF supporting legally elected Presi.
dent abraham inccn), our constitution ourilsg
For this purpose know OF who will give greater
eatisfactcn to you than the old well known and highly
respected merchant Mr.. Moses H. Grinneli Cheers J
Thote IN favor OF having Mr.. Grnrel presiding
response, and amid enthusiastic cheering Mr. Grinne
assumed the duties OF President Of the meeting
Mr. GRaNs now sad the next thing in order would he
the nomination Of Vice Presidents, and the following list
accordingly
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gu
lie BIZ Of Mormon acIeod amounting to s5S2 for pay
OF extra guards for tho county Jail, ordered to
paid.
The Of 81 coo was appropriated to meet che in
crease o. salary Of the Deputy County Clerk.
Supervisor Blunt opposed the appropriation on the
ground that vas not rigE to thus overtax the people
ana that the increase was unnecessary his psyious
salary (sl ,tO0) was sufficient.
Supervisor PuRDY though, that the Legislature he'd
passed the bill, wes the dity OF the Board to appso
PIRATE the sum mentioned
supervisor Blusr thought that oppressive the
county and that If such things allowed to go
the taxes would amount 10 Sl5 900 900 instead OF
$l2 900 COO yearly.
The report OF the committee 10 favor OF paying the
Dis OF Roger Adams and twenty others, for
OH the Court Of Oyer and Termiacr amounting 500
eacn WAS taken up
Supervisor BLUr opposed the pay ss of these bills ia
the most vehement manner, stating that there WAS no
necessity OF appointing those men and that they did not
per0r sill the services charged for That in she month
of December 1890 the court In session nineteen
day whereas tweaty charged that Ia January, 1861
,he court wsS in session but twenty days while twenty
four are charged In the first month The number Of
prisoners tried was sx and in the Dad meath the
number was eeven and shere necessity q such
Tbst the court had sufficient bu,ness
without any addition and therefore the employ meat of
these men was both Illegal and unnecessary
Supervisor PURIFY Contended that the men were ALSO
utey needed att ndants not TO take charge sogetaer
Of the prisoners, bit to attend TO the ROOM &C.
Supervisor DAVIS moved to lay the matter over, ss
there was not full Board present and serious matter
of this Kind required II. The motion lost, anc
President STEWART said tina. &c would for tie pay
ment Of the bills, ns he believed that the mer were
legally appointed and had done their duty, but there
were too many and TO- the future lie shoud vote
go large number.
The repc-, and the resolution accompany ing 1t were
finally adoFscd. Tho csceral bMs amount to nearly
81 AGO.
A large nnount Of rcrtine business was transacted
after which me Board adjourned until next Tuesday ct
shree p. NJ.
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&c lAcssrs' Iuuuc I'D.

Found DRowNED--The body OF ri0z named Joshua
Rosever was foun. drowned at the foot OF Dcy street
yesterday. Upon investigating the Corone- Jack.
found that deceased had been r.lsag since .he Tth
Of February last, and when last seen alive he ia
tcxcated RoseyoT was native OF England, ABOUT
twenty years age on. had recently arrived iro North
Carolina Verdict, Accidental droY alag"
FATAL FALL i.sacza SrREEr.-Jcseph Curry, native
of Ireland aged forty FIVE years, cnpoyed hos,ler
in the stable OF ,r Waitcomb No g. Mercer street. fell
from the hayof. yesterday morning while in state OF
m;oxcaton ana was so severely injured tbs. he died
before he could be removed to tho hospital Coroner
schimer held -nqGest upon Il body, whoa the urg
rendered verdict ia accordance yssA the fact.
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City IntesliNerre.

NEW ORGAN Toa T1E Sopru Another fue organ ha1
been turned out Of Erbens establishment Intended for
the FIRST Baptis. carch Colubds Ca ltras exhibited
70 the public Wednesday afternoon and evening last
when 1t was performed on by Mr. II ". A. Beale, of
london All pre- mt expressed themselves highly de.
ishted with the Instrument, ard 1t is certainly of
tle best have heard. 1t presen INN
appearance the being Of and CT elaborate
Ce-inthan design, t7enty three feet in Insight fourteen
fee yide and eight feet deep II sets OF
keys and twenty-five stops with pedals, Sc. Nh Bcae
pheto March" Bach'5. minor anu st Ann'e. Fugues
elicit.1s the warmes. appreciation from the audience
the kacwlesge Of Sur srn,sndent 1srnedy. 10 night
have considered it his CITY 70 have stepped q; usitu
as Erbe-s establishment las done far more tcv.rdi
ganizr the entire Sol.N and consrtrng witlrcbeh
help their praise God, II "a any other n the country
The DJfcrsG GROUND -IcisANcE THE Twrrry.trpar
wARDT'is people Of the Twenty frs. ward have time
and again compliance abo-sa terrible nuisance cvlst!ny
Fret avenue, somev sere betwees Thirty 2cve,,In
and Thirty ninth streets II consists Of a duyapi.g
siound Tor manure from yhct an in ,lora5lo rtc,c,,
proceeds for. morning till EIGHT without cessation Tne
nuisance declared abolished and put down by the,
authorities half dozen tines but somehow ether
IL seems to flourish STILL and certainly is row quite
offensive There is awicied rufrsr aloat .lrat
the men who leep the dumr.,s ground ere rather in
business without any apprehension of interference from
the authorities The health of The people rerdng in no
vicinity of the dumping ground demands ohat the rui
should be Instantly and re7tiy abolished.
SAFE IsTE SrEANs-pr:--1f IL .srest c. tie
late VIM. Cromwell in the focw.ng steamers sclf 4
at public auctc, 81 noon yesterday by w. VIM g.
Duke;-One half interest in the Steamship Chesapeake
$40 900; third interest in the Geo Creed For 81 600
third nteres IA tine Thomas Svann, for 1900;
third interest in .lc Locust Point cr Sl O0e third
interest in the Pa,peco for SII,-1o and shrd nte
rest ia the PotomGc, for Sll $50
GRAND CHURCH CoScser by advertisement IL another
coumn 1t will be -sen that Prof RE Gfande Is to give
grand vocal and instrumental coroe.. this evening at
the free Church Of the Good Shepherd in Fifyfouth
street, near Second The proceeds wa be de-
voted 10 the benefit Of the church.
FisEN HNRIEa.--A5oa, eight o'clccA yesterday morn
ing fire occurred q the extension building ATTIC shed
the Fort George HOTEL ls5th street end Harlem river
The building unocoupiei and the reis nsoruently
supposed be the work Of incen a-y. The damage
TO about 49, The PROPERTY owned by Tkeo
dore Tomliuson.
CoRREcrIoS--ln yesterdays Issue mentioned that
the accident at the building in Climbers oe, was
oceasiened by the breaking of the rope with wkch the
blocks of marble Being hoisted the places
requested &c gay, incorrect the tosk causing
the accident had az eady reached its position whence il
accidentally pushed On the unioi u2a.e pass.
ing by.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
TUESDAY. April 2-GP. NJ.

TUEsDAY, April e +. M
AT noon to-day Secretary Chase commenced
opening the bids for the new federal loan Of
ss,0O0,O0o. 1he amount offered was unusually
large-oyer thirty millions of dollars nearly four
times as much as the government wanted. 1t is
understood at the time we write that the sue
ce sful bids will average 90 50-lO0 aud that bid
ders at 90 l7-l00 will get part Of the amount
they Ia d for. AT this rate the advance in govern
ment credit since February 22 has been about
three per cent The following is the list OF the
hide
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Before a Full Bench.

Arat 2.-Eihs Potter Adminis.ra;ar, respondent, rs
John c. Whit appellant This sut was originally com
menced the Superior Court Of this city to recover da
images done plaintiffs house in consequence of the
neglect to proper party wall upon property ad
Joining owned by the defendant The case was referred,
and the referee found In favor OF the plaintiff for the
sum or So 81 The Court confirmed the report, and
from this confirmation the defendant now appeals. f.
T. Mann for respondent exJudge slosson for appellant
cuE>psR oy CoraT or APrEAIS--WE,SksDAY,-Nos. II
o. 23, "a IS, 25, az, 20, 2T, %.
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Court OF oyer and Ter miner.

Arm 2-This Court was opened by the empannelng
OF the Grand Jury OF which the Hon. Jas G. King, ex-
Judge OF the Supreme Court foreman. Judge ngra
ham charged the Grand Jury the usual class OF cases
10 he submitted 10 them and informed them that thero
we're no hss than sixteen indictments for hcmicidos,
besides number of minor offences, upon which hoy
would have q uaes,
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Court Caiendnr-ThIs Day.

SUPREME CorHT, ClRcur Part Ma sos. 161 1875,
s3e s6 SEQ s71 S75, sel s97 oo7 elT ee3, 57s lo5,
III 1886 339
Cosnlos pEAs Part Nos 5i2, $40, 491, 1ol sol,
$40 sl3 ia 373 SIS, SIC, sl7, SIS 72 lao Part q
Nos 532 557 3q3 2i0, 2i7 46l $50 el5 800 2ls al,
is2, 1856 500, 636.
SUPERIOR CouRT Part Nos. col, 1876, tit, 1879
1esl 1889 1887 1901 1901 1901 1903 1905 1901 1900
i7I Part 2--Noe i60, 1l62, l106, ll6s, 1l78 Ills,
lls0 1884, llS6, 1883, 1850 1874
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ArRit 2-AUoed False Pr,tnoes Cyrus 2. True,
charged with obtaining money under false ~ stcnco on
certificate OF dept sit in the bank OF Poughpopsie was
brought before the Commissioner on the aue:on Of bail
Mr. H. f. Merton examined 20 hts suiiciency;
testimony was taken and submitted to the Judge.
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The following the principal successful bid
ders in New York:-Bank of Commerce, s., 500,
600; Drexel Co., 81 COO ,0OO +. Whitehouse, Son
& Morrison, $780, 900; Jas. Gaatin, $50 ,OOO the
Bank of America, 100000; the Ocean Bank,
500 000; the Bank of North America, $3.50, 900;
Marie & Kanz, sl0s,0o0; Bliss, Williams & Co.,
500 00O; John A. Dix. SIS 900; j. w. Wocott &
Co., Boston, $500 600; Sweeney, Ridcnhousc, FAINT
& Co., Washington, sl50,OO0 No bid below
% lS-l00 will be successful. A considerable
amount will be awarded between o. per cent and
par About s27 ,0oo, 900 were bid for.
Tie following is o comparative statement Of the
exports, exclusive OF specie from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January Il
Total FOR the week; sle55,s7s ZOOS ~ 1895 sss
socc Jan. .sl4, $50 ,eee 90 s.e5o4 80 ees Gle
This is again good show, much better than
last weeks, and the increase over last year is
again augmented. In the course of few days
navigation will open, and the exports of Western
produce will increase again. so that after all, not
withstanding the decline in the export of cotton,
il is possible that the general export movement Of
the next month or two may show no decline as
compared with that Of last year. The export Of
breads'ufs and provisions to Liverpool last week
amounted to about s750,000.
There is no change in the money market, though
capitalists less anxious than they were to lend
their money. The new loan will create an inquiry
for money for the next week or so.
The foreign exchange market gave way again
to-day, and no considerable sales of bankers bills
were made at yesterdays rates. Most of the lead
ing bankers continue to ask 1851 for sterling and
5.22L for francs. But at these rates there is no
inquiry. We hear Of some sales of bankers bills
at los, and Of commercial bills at 1919.
Stocks were better to-day. All descriptions adj
yanced fraction. Government 6s, strange to
saw in the face of IS 900, 900 of bonds coming
on the market, advanced a per cent this morning
and "a per cent this afternoon. Virglnias rose "a,
Mssouris 4, and North Caronas "a. All the
speculative stocks were also higher. At the morn
ing board New York Central rose Il Erie X, Har-
lem u, Reading "a Burlington and Quincy "a, qua
rantced "a, Illinois Central %, Gaena "a, Rock
Island "a. After the board the market was dull,
the new loan seeming to engross public attention.
In the afternoon fair business done, but quo
tations were generally fraction lower than in
the morning. The following were the last
authorized prices:-United States SIS, 1874,
s9ll s9s4; Tennessee Gs, 7is4 Is; Virginia 6's,
&c q 761s; Missouri 6's, GG a COS; Canton, 1iA
Is; Cumberland Coal preferred, "a ~; Della
ware and Hudson Canal s9'4 30; Pennsylvania
Coal 79ss q so; Pacific Mail s. "a q s,La; New York
Central 1857 a 1877; Erie, 80 a 324; Hudson River.
d5h D1s; Harlem, lG1s lO14i DO preierred' ALA
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Drcoyvny or Two NEw pIASyrs-At the Observatory
NJ Narcotics on the 4th and 10th OF March two new as
terods were discovered the sixty fourth and sixty nth
now known to exst between the orbits OF Nars ard Ju
ptter,
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This Beard met yesterday President seAwart In the
chair. After the reading and adoption OF c minutes or
the last meeting the following business trs acted
The weekly statement Of the Comptroller shovl ag the
cordiou az tbs county treasury, was recesyeA 1t
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Tur Bus y 'R THE So coo 900 GOVERNMENT LOAN.

C. A. BarrA Sam, Ogdensburg, N. J
Nj. crisg old, New York.......
S,ona y. NV men, Boston. 49,. 49,.