New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

attachment to the Union and opposition TO the reoep'on
are well known, one thousand dollars II he would sing
" The Star Spangled Banner on the stage OF 'he Mn
scum every afternoon and evening for four nsecn'ive
weeks and nrono.ed 10 hand him one hundred dollars
10 bind the baro in. The ExAlderman reluctantly de-
cp.d the ,emptue offer in consid ration as supposed
of his other numerous patriotic engagements
CORRESPONDENT relates the following incident which
shows the spirit of Molly Stark has not died out:
at. private party few evenings ago the conversation be.
tween gentleman and lady who ore engaged" turned
upon the call FOR Arc you going to volunteer r.
inquired the lady And do you want to volunteer and get
killed p the reply spgns from her seat her bright eyes
failing fire. and her dmped cheeks flushed with animation 'As
eIcsued: If you oovord aud dare not fight Jv y'Sv
country you are not he man for NE"
A special meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce will
take place at their rooms, of Cedar and William
streets, Friday, April 49, at one O'Clock p M, TO
take into consideration the proprey of sustaining the
National Administration in the present crisis Mr.
Perit President of the Chamber, will preside at this
meeting.
Among number of similar incidents, II IL related
that member If one of the military companies OF our
CIV whose servcs will be accepted by the Govern
ment under the call for volunteers holding e'erkshp
in the Chemical Bank having expressed doubts as 70
whether he could 20 on account of losing hs nnaiion
WA Informed by the President of the bank that not
only should il be retained for him, but that his salary
should be continued the anne if be vas ut his post.
Tine s,ne il true of the Continental Mechanics Amer
| lean Excl auye and Metropolitan Banks
| Gait. Ezra Nye, veteran III ocean naviga'ion'
| thongh sill in rhe prime Of life, who has made his
hundreds If Atlantic voyages essfuly, IN the welt
known packets Independence and Henry Clay, and the
Colus steamship Pacific, and who now is one OF the
| members Of the New-York Chamber Of Commerce, IF
willing TO leave his beautiful home near Newark and
fit out and command peed be, vessel TO do service
! on our Southern coast for the flag under which we
| uein TO live and die.
Tie rebels doom was rudely prefgured by an eHgy
| which was found suspended in the Park yesterday
morning hear the Superior Court. On the breast was
large placard, on which was written in large, bold
| characters:
| 1.-THE Seoessionsts Doom"
On the back wa another placard, reading:
Rope the Tra,on"
Fxervbody who saw il eomprhended its meaning.
It's reported that eight cases, apparently filed wit
arms were shipped from this port Oh Tuesday, fc
, Richmond, Virginia, by the steamship Jamestow.
The cases were marked Peter Williams, Rchmon
Virginia" They were brought to this city from Har
ford by the Adams Express, and were conveyed to Il
wharf lust before the railing of the steamer.
Yesterday The Commercial Adrertur dispatched
reporter TO the Office of the Adams Express Company,
learn from the employees of the establishment the tru
or fasty of certain reports that have been in cireu
ton through the press The following conversation e
sued between the reporter aud one of the clerks:
Repo,e" There have been reports In circulation that 20
transmitting large quantities OF Colt revovers 81
other materials points IN the Seeded stne fon
course willing to give an authoritative denial 70 s"cn
mora" ~. II,
the materials mention and that we
doing IL now We do trouble Ourselves sbou, the cont,
packages II ia no, our business to be nqoi,ise soou
exercise any such vigilance"
The following the state Of the Seventh Regimen
Fund Last evening. Mr.. Edward Minturn has the ma
ter in charge;
Tho undeigned 70 the sums set opposite our nam
l..iI