The New York herald., 1862-12-07

Jun
Mr rsRsr then offered become one OF ten 10 raiso
10000 bushels gf prime Shipping
Nr hyaosp woald ask, 70 the language Of Scripture,
Mr B.RagR said the question rather was, Where are
the nines' Haughter.)
TIE gentleman stood corrected.
Eou mu Joucs subscribed five hundred bushels AZ corn
chn Actoldrck, cauke then offered 70 seal snp, free
charge Il carry the graD u u should be subscribed
NJ ssLAcE said he was Informed that this oHer was
elu'. alcnt TO donai ion of $500.
M Vanderbilt JanitOr, and lghterman, offered TO
lighter ono hundred barrel. Of fcpr free of charge
captain NyE stated mat he authorized 10 say that
they would be happy TO cooperate with the commit
ron. the Corn exchange forwarding all supplies
Sir WALLACE said hc would thank Mr.. Nye for ihe kind
oner, sud ba happy to work with them.
The Committee VaE neSt announced, as fo'lowe;--
David Dovs, George j. tragin, LIS
Richard +. Buck, VIM. D. Mangnm,
John s. Williams, r. X. Aibnrtis,
Lewis Roberts, J. Hobart Herrca, N
stephen ". Cafay, Sarnuei A. sIsyer,
Z. r. Randoph, George ilecser,
John NJ. rarman, Robert Thal,on, .a
Captain Wm Rowland, VIM. b. Barber.
The meeting then adjou ned .aN as Y r..
The Chambe or Commerce Committee. cr
The committee o merchants for the rsliei Il the Ian
cashrs sufferers met the Chamber Commerce yes
crday afternoon when the following additional suescp
tona were announced;
John Chadwlck. ~. 500 Q. A. geckscher:. s6Se
J Butler Wright $50 Ncstor Gray ....."l 600
Otis swami. 100 N. Lndlum ......." l0O
Ben,. l. swan. 4 900 John J; Pheps = ooo
JOHN A. Stevens. 250 l.. D. Morgan Co. 600
The follow,rs letter was also received from Thurlow
Weed M EiM
DsAR sI am happy to learn that the enterprise about
waa s M New s
yoik viii spsedy sse.rsate the eonirsuons Of el.i
es s. ., The s.a cotton m" @ is,s England
emphasis S I, ns"' Our
@ ". AHA os hoFa e ana se.o
s rs =. % E o S..r rhsis ~ ~ s
h4rs No the % i :ur war leaves inc ,ansrs. q
fs snas s.aSS Ths slS D. . ,a.Sy
~ hae q L1rrpoo we're farhshins ns.eria
ana their resisted reieratsa
efforts their cooperation against our blockade and
rhonsh nfien enonsh reminded Of the nsir guf
SEED wages aesess and sarvaon bear their Surtness
vth paiian, fesiude which challenges more than our
des,i;n,on and lerbea.sncs appeal 70 US fortified
win be responded 10 with equal aiarl'y and munn
Let then mako haste =, east bread nron tAe
wa,a,sn Enclosed psase lind my CHI, s wv Very
70 L. u. M,yuRs, Esq.
TO the American People.
AN APPEAL FOR THE SUFFERING OPERATIVES o.
The blow struck at our nationai existence hos fallen
heavily np0n the operatives Of Europe, aud Is announced
ha, in England there is unusual suffering and year
OF scarcity. .rt..
The agony OF iapcashircn ays the London Times, "ie
every day becoming more acute, and before tbs winter
ns,onal trial thai we have had since the Irb lamac.
When nc Irish famine prevailed in lS47, the American
their abur COVE nnent furnished transporta
for ine food the British soycrnlnent aosded faci-
ties Ior its disribaiion and ths Queen, whose vutues
fuzzy Illustrate her words, recognized the irisndness
the act. sstt ii I.ya
Again arecal,ed upon, IN the name u humanity, 70
relieve men, women and children who are compelled,
without fall Of their uwn 10 cc more fearful enemy
than The appeal comcs g those TO whom Cod n HIS
prevalence has uosi bonlln Aid all the trails
e has permitted ~ mcc IN the defence of national
unity and constitutional freedom hunger has
had 10 place and despite the withdrawal of army sf
" thoss who rcmlred have been so plentily blessed
tia, America able, from her surplus, TO export largely
10 other countries.
Iol gs 40, b. un,nndfs a this naanent Of the respon-
sb.ics imposed urop b. The munlncence of the Ruler
.! nations uo Darnit and bnrhens 10 lead
10 orset or 20 andeyau the peculiar duties that be-
uu. OR poshon. onr asriru'tura eno.ts extended
have made land II the gransries TO which the
usan u Enrope ,ai snbeis, chiefly ny manufactures
v1a Tor !osd and HE pperafyes OF lancashire tenn
yo.a;Jy deprived Vi iDpgcan soften, have more than
occasion or American corn.
Let ,hat be forwarded with the generosity thai
becomes People who have undergone the greatest trial
tia, bela!l nation, and who know The value OF
SYMPATHY promptly rendered in the moment u Inisfor
tpne lie, q show our y ii,nie to Providence Tor al 10
by recog:i2l. tie .ails Christian brother
hood, and Rsien 70 rceTe tho went whose sbarp cry
comes "a us from lcio-s the
The Homestead act Of Congress, which gives 90 each
sa.i.cr Western rcriories, @ibont regard TO he
uaionaty, one hnndiod ahd syty acres OF ire pubic
land, offers every iurci:na welcome aud home but
nfca,eurs wnler ~ sgncrine dsmands instant relief,
and reminds " Of the ancient roserb gives twice
Sha gives qgiekly
There 4 reason % brvc from significant Indications,
nor rnnc in New York bi, ,hra ghcut the 8nry that
tn people need irgng 10 tiyiy In this but
rather pi. wit, npatencc the necessary organization
.or tie coryepier, rsn mission Of their gifts.
10 this end NJ urGercsgnel who have been apponted
b. Zoe 81, vf New Yark concert With similar
h.,as uy1rr,iy recommend the citizens OF every city,
tarn niu village throsghl,t the Union To cal public
rlea,inca and appoint sonlaiietS to collect ana Yemt
sneys and food To The cciinits on the scaboard arc
they respectfully ask the clergy all denominations AZ
brg. .-tbc sobr before their congregations and
10 'a%e up COLLECTIONS that all sccorfns 70 Their ability,
ntr ard fvfffs
ra.y coaaIon,iy believe that the railroad companies,
snl re II yesels The lakes. whose prosperity
hsg bee. 81 late largely augmented by the increase of our
agrsuurli prodccs viii cheerfnliy furnish gratuhouD
FOR al donations Of food and that our entcv
pr!alng niowners wi exhibit the like ibcraity In far
nshns ra!ght 10 Europe. They anticipate ready
sssistce from ,Bc country At srga but they rey espe
ca,y aGn oci prosntns states FOR promp, and gen
erors csr,roaons from he gra'n accumulated on their
hands
pear ~ the report or their treasurer large donations
whieh they hail earnest u those 10 come; and Mey
repeat With pe1sure the announcement shat oy tse oe
rsity ~ Nrssrs. " J.. q. Grswod,s new snip Of
esaecn hundred ,ons bnr,ne1 has been placed at their
dsrcsa They propose TO transmit the provisions they
rapidly aud economically ss possible, commencing the
work wiihon, delay mai such arrangements With
Parsons ~ proby ~ Great Britain as shail insure tns
irnfr.r,iiate and Judici,us distribaion
be- addressed ~ John &. Gfeen, Chairman John Tey0r
Jsbns,on Secretary Of the International Relief upe -
Vap street, New York.
Fe,n,,tances and con.is snmen,s may be made 10 A. A.
Low Treasurer OF the International Relief Fund 81 Bus
Ing sl,p View York, or 10 any member Of the cmwce
INV York, Dec. g. 1892.
Join G. Green, James Low,
George 0pdyke, :. b. Chittenden,
snsries H. Marahsi, n. n Minturn,
VIM y Dodge stewars,
Jotn Jay ~ y. Morgan,
John John j. j Phelps. John baylor Johnston,
r !! Kennedy SD Ruggles.
Tnomss TIesion. Esra Nye,
samuel y. Bsbccck, A. X Wetmore
A. 4. Low, Charles A. Bnikiey,
John n. Jones, Jopsshan Stnrges
iobn r. Terry chas II. Trask
John II Wilson, Aerain Hewitt,
n n CahL. srederek y WINSTON,
t)gson Mum Rufus r. Graves,
navid Hradiey A. v. Stout
Jpnn safe Morris v. yesslp
X i prnwr u. A. Murfock,
p,,ss Cocpey George A. ward,
pn,,a, wright Daniel Icrd,