The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

1-Danie Lorigan. Chas. n. Borchsrs.
I g. Ralph Bcgert.
| o. Thomas Calkin.
| 1o-Jossph Brennan. Thos. W. skuse.
l2-Denns Welsh. Isaac vsrmilyea
4 l3--John Moss. Thos. Burrows.
| IA James Carly.
| 10 Dan W. Norris.
| ID James Murray
is-John H Foreman AMMAN Matthews.
Ia william Roach
/ 20 Anthony Herman.
q S Thomas Df Hissins.
NESTING OPPOSITION 10 THE NEGRO AGITATION. The
following call for meeting the LIST Of July next is in
circulation in this city, and is receiving signatures
| tensivsly:-
| GRAND RALLY UNION.
The citizens Of New York opposed TO the further aga
ton Of the negro question: and favox of tho restoration
Of the Union was, and the maintenance Of the
stuton as is are invited to meet at the Cooper Inst
| tute Tuesday evening, July l, 1862
TAMMANY SouErY.-Monday night q full meeting or
sachems Of the Tammany Society was hold at Tammany
Hall, when the following committees appointed to
mako arrangements for the due celebration Of tho ensu
| ing Fourth OF July
General Sub Committee Arrangements Sachsms Dan
Doss ga
| bury, II. vandewater, Elijah +. Purdy.
tonmiuee on 7oass-Grand Sachems Waterbury, z. F.
Purdy, r. b. Connolly.
Cosmiyee Fnance-sachems Douglas Taylor, Isaac
Bell, Thos. Dunlop.
society added, to meet Friday evening next
Tammany Hall, with the sachems.
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER MASSACHUSETTS BATTERY
Eighth Massachusetts, battery, which left Boston
O'Clock Wednesday Afternoon arrived in Jersey City yes
terday morning being fully equipped and after the cars
were got in readiness they proceeded their way.
Tho officers have all been in the three months regiments
and now at the call Of the country they willingly again
tendon their services. Thoy fine looking body of
soldiers, vol disciplined artillery tactics anxious
display their vaor in defence OF their country Sub
joined the names Of ths officers who accompany the
battery -Commandant, Captain A. c. NJ. Cooke; First
Senior Lieutenant Chas NJ Griffin First Junior Lieu
tenant John n CONN; Second Senior Lieutenant j. w.
Gariand Acting Second Senior Lieutenant James W.
Kirk.
SPINoLAs E,PRE BRIGADE.-On Monday afternoon q
hickory pole raised In the City Hail Park Brooklyn,
for the purpose of extending banner the street
to the Headquarters of the Empire Brigade at BAL Fulton
street. Three O'Clock was the hour announced for the
ceremonies to take place. and quite number of people
assembled 10 witness It, but in consequence of
lay occasioned BY those having tho matter in charge
half past five O'Clock before everything ready,
amidst the cheers of the few hundred persons who had
patience enough TO wait and see completed band of
music in attendance which tended greatly TO pass
away the anxious hours. After the suspension OF tho
banner the audience addressed by number of gen.
amongs wnom were VIA nt
number of Others at the conclusion Of which three
cheers given for General Spinola and followed BY
three for the brigade. The meeting then dismissed
We understand that the b.ieade Is filling up rapidly and
it Is expected it will be able 10 take the field In the
/ course Of two months The good management Of tho
General in securing the Union barracks at East New
York for the quarterng Of this brigade will add much to
| its early completion.
TIE Sons OF PENNsYLyANrA.-Al large and enthusiastic
meeting Of this benevolent association held at the
Astor House Monday evening, John c. Montgomery ESQ.,
in the chair assisted by J. p RUSSELL Esq, Vice Pres
dent, and NJ G. Hart, Esq., Secretary. The object Of
the meeting to provide comforts and to generally
assist the sick and wounded soldiers Of Pennsylvania
who arrive from tho battle fields of the South in this
city After the business of the society bad been gone
through, vote Of thanks passed to Chas Stetson
Esq., the proprietor OF tho house, FOR his handsome
der Of the OF the to the society Mr. Stetson
periodically and munihcenty refused to take any pay
mont in consideration Of the benevolent thcy
| put 10. In connection with tho New England Relief
Association, tho society have secured the of
at No 194 Broadway whore the further transactions Of
| the society will be held Contributions will bo CRATE
fully received by the Chairman Of the Finance Commit
tcs. Mr.. Reuben Manly, Jr, No. % William street and
by tho Treasurer Mr. Jonathan Ogdon Of Broad
| way and Grand street.
SOLDIERS RELIEF AssoCArox.-An association under
this denomination has recently been organized by the
ladies OF Wsscheser county under tho auspices Of the
United States Sanitary Commission. Thor depot Ii at
New Rochelle within which town lies David's Island
the location OF extensive military hospitals Our readers
are erred another
column for list Of the articles specially needed.
| MELANCHOLY AccpENr.--Ex- Governor Benjamin +.
| Pinckney lost fine boy, on Friday morning. by the
carelessness OF driver having charge Of team boong
OF his parents residence when the driven over
| him, tho wheels crushing his breast dreadfuly and
| causing death In . few minutes.
EXCURSION OF rnE RANDALL's ISLAND CHILDREN Tho
children OF Randas Island, to the number OF Eve six
| hundred, will 60 on an excursion to New Rochelle on
Tuesday next They will be escorted by the Light In
| fantry boys Of the institution.
BURNS FRIENDLY ASSOCIATION OF wmLIAxsnURo.-Tho
first regular meeting Of this society will DO held the
| Wall House. Williamsburg, on Tuesday oven ng next
L Alexander lat
| PACIFIC ENGINE COMPANY No. 2S.-Ths engine company
will visit Bridgeport the Fourth Of July, by invitation
OF the Chief and Assistant Engineers and the Committee
ofAn 'ngemsnts in behalf OF the citizens They win leave
New YORK at seven o'clock A. M, and return eleven
worih's FIRST band They take with them their new
ongnc one OF tho finest apraratucs in tho department
| REDMOND McMASus.-Ths person, who convic,e
OF manslaughter In the fourth degree, and whose
tcnce would have expired the 2sth inst pardoned
by tho Governor four days previous TO the expiration
tho sentence Of the COURT having been shown by his
friends that Hogans death was purely accden tai and
occurred from unforeseen negligence The part OF Nc
| Manus in carrying hrearins.
RECOVERY CAPTAIN A. b. SIXTH, Forty SEvESrH RE
CEMENT NEW York voLuTrKERs.-Captan Alexis b.
Smith, formerly in command Of Company T., Foriy-ss.
| vsnth regiment New York Volunteers, has completely
recovered from his late Sickness and has besn
given authority by Governor Morgan 10 raise
pany This VIII be gratifying 70 tho friends OF Captain
Smith who Is officer OF considerable talent and
gy. We understand that his numerous admirers ara
about to present him with splendid sword, sash aud
belt, q mark Of their esteem and affection.
PARK BARRACKS HosrrM.-ArroNraEST.-Dr james
H. Little, house surgeon Of the New York Hospital has
been appointed surgeon chief at the Park Barracks
| Hospital, and entered upon his duties Monday.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SR--will you be kind enough to state in your next
paper that am merely tho assignee Of the patent Of
uNugcnts Union repeating gum for Spain and her do
tendencies aud not tho Of the gun, mentioned
In your report OF the trial before General Prim last
saturday at Staten lslands And obligc your obcdcnt
| servant, Ant REMAINDER.
| Fires I'm New York.