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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03
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Form DEowYEp An unkuowa man. about twenty Ave
years OF ago. was found drowned the foot OF bank
street yesterday. Deceased sbsat Eve feet sin
inches in height. was stout built and attrs6
In sg OF black cloth. Coroner Nsumsnn sent the
mains TO tho dead'house for Identification.
CASE FOR THS CHA2rTABLE.--rhe iata Captain W. 81,
Foeos formerly Of the s;samsAip Marion and short
time before his death Acting Mastss OF the United Sats
gunhoa Z. B. Hale, hss left aged mothor, wife ans
three children. all Of whom stand greatly in need q
si.taRce from. the chartaby Opposed public. Mrs.
Foster aad her children are situated in peculiarly dis
trcsang nanner and conidsnt that tho par
tcuars of thar care known to those having a.
Isir dspe SAL ,hcy would receive speedy aid Any sub
sc-pticns this afflicted family be loft thu Office
cf the Messrs. Spcnord rile5ton Co., 20 Broadway.
ARRiyAI WouspED SOLDIERS FROM YoIKTowS.--Ons
hundred and fifteen wounded Vermont soldiers, frona
Yorktown arrived in this city yesterday afternoon By
the steamer Richard Willing frofa Philadelphia uncsr
tho special charge Of euartsrmaster General George
Davis ot Vermont. The soldiers represent that thsy
we're almost killed by tho kindness OF tho iladephans
who made voluntary offerings Of oysters ess, &C. Dr.
George CoGhrane OF Brooklyn, the physicians
charge OF the wounded and paid the greatest and
we're taken to the New England Hospital for attendance
but others are to DO conveyed - Troy, IA. thcy win
10 psar their native State OF Vermont
THE WOUNDED VERMONT 9oLDIEns--Conssc1ros we
called upon last evening by adspuation from the
New England Soldiers Relief Association and requested
70 contradict tho statement which appeared in several OF
the afternoon newspapers relative TO the i'll treatment OF
the wounded Vermont soldiers while their way home
from Fortress Monroe. 1t IL denied in the most emphatic
that tho troops treated with neglect
difference. On the contrary, assured that Quar-
ternsssr Davis aud his officers did evorything their
,ows for the comfort and convenience of the wounded
and that there foundation whatever for the COM
plant Of tho ttcnsyolent gentleman ire Philadelphia,
whose letter Mr. Dexter A. Hawkins thDughtsss
as 70 plbsh.
PARADE OF SGvKSry-Rsr REGIMENT Tho Seventy.
Gre. regiment New York state Militia win parade in full
fatigue Uniform Monday FOR the purpose Of ops.
rating with the city authortiesn dedicsting the asylum
Zoe the sick aud wounded soldiers erected at the
OF Lexington and Fifty first street.. 1t ssarntty
hoped that this occasion the Seventy first Will make
al nc appearance possible aud that the ranks will
es well 1lod.
SrcDE-a young man named Ralph Church commit.
tea sucide al the New England HOTEL 80 Eowery last
evening short time after his arrival. The Coroner
held inquest, and the jury failed to ferret out the
cause OF this rash act,
FoErv YEAIs PalsoS.--Chsrles Douglass, aged
one years. was sent to the Penentary yes,er
dsy for stsang clothing from the Giobs Hotel The
prisoner old offender and Is said TO have served for
~ years in prison
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SUMNER on GENrnAIc, Staining quietly snd
securely ia q capital defended by Union sol
diers, Senator Sumner vcGbc bitterly against
fallcck. Buell., acCcol aid other generals
who are fighting cut Il thc bstsle field the
quarrel he has done co u1cn {. provoke. The
motive Of this attoo7 4 &c zceusal OF the
Western gcnsrslo tc notlcr Tiicmselves with
negroes and the negro cucetlor Our generals
mean lighting, and exc roI-cctly Wiling to al
low Sumner perfect r,cnopoly eff the insvi-
table negro he co lovee Ehe difference be.
tween IIalleck and Gut1neT GceDs 90 be that
Hallcck cares more for thc Union than for the
negro, and Sumner caros rcrc Cor ths negro
than for the Union. Ealleol ndycr interfcrss
with Summers negro, arc why should Sumner
distress himself about EelleolEa husihcssi
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NEWSPAPER CnlsGEs.--Ths 1riJime an
nounces that the World il about TO change its
political complexion and como out % demo.
cratic paper This, We understand, 10 not COR
rect; but there are important changes going on
in regard 70 that paper Some time since,
whea Cummings was expanding government
money at the World office, aud dealing in army
ale, porter, straw hats and linen pantaloons, and
mixed up in jobs generally, he became in
debted 70 Thurlow Weed and was obliged to
pay him of in stock OF the World concern.
Weed has about concluded his tour in Europe,
and is now, or soon TO be, on his routo homo.
His friends'here arc negotiating TO obtain full
control Of the World, and Immediately upon
Ills return to place Dana, late OF the Tribune, at
its bead az inside manager, while Weed takes
The position Of general outside manager
should these negotiations be fully consum-.
mated, Massa Greeley may look out for few
broad-idcs from this combination betvec0 lis
early and late partners.
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SYMPTOMS OF THE ENp or TEL WAE.--Thc end
Of the war is evidently 1ea2 at hand Our de-
nestle troubles will be over, s. Cor Is military
tactics and bloody battlcf arc concerned, by
July noxt. Yorktown 1ust be taken and
Beauregards army bsggsd, end then the South
will return to tho Union. This speedy con-
summation is all tho more welcome because
the seeded States will rcturn with their do
nestle institutions undisturbed and with our
constitution unaltered. Tho radical, Jscobin
abolitionists perceive this, end consequently
they rave worse than ever, attack our generals,
neglect to pass our Tax bill, cqlsbble about
connscaton bills, ard in every possible way
attempt toehndsr tho progress Of The vaF, o.
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General Greeley purposes 10 lake the ssld In
person with these coutzetsndG, and we win
back Greeley against Yellow Jack any day.
There is nothing In tho constitution to forbid
the employment Of ncgEocs els eoldiers any more
than as boot-blacks, ard, besides dispensing Of
Greeley's guns, we MAY find tnis an excellent
mode Of disposing Of the contrebands and the
coDtraband question.
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THE REBEL KIYG.--Ths rsbols used to boast
chat Cotton was King. They have changed
their allegiance now, and declare that Yellow
Fever is King This sa very flt monarch for
such subjects, 10 be sure; but we shall dethrone
him as easily as we did King Cotton. Negro
brigades dressed in red trowsers and armed
with guns from the Eagle Mandatory Of the
Tribune Association, arc to be prepared TO man
al the recovered forts in yellow fever districts,
aud vo can thus def tho fever. Irgadcr
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Lieut.. w. W. Thayer, Of the a4zth MAehf~
gan Volunteers.
HHApQu ARyBRe SIKH. MIoaIG ~ REGIMENT,
Z ANnS Marcd. 1852.

Lnrr. W. W. THAYER-
M DEAR SlR--No, in regiment regrets your
resignation than do Your conduct officer
ha, been such during tho nine months .awhch have
been associated aseODrades w 70 win con-
0dcncs aud eArty.approbati n.
Garry with you my assurance Of tao highest respect
for your oh a gentleman and en- officer.
IN whatever direction you may zoe AZ TO cali into
action your enorgie3 trust your past SUCCESS will NOS
desert you. Respectfully, yours
i. W. GyRTENlus,
Colonel Sixth Nicsain regiment.
Az meeting ce' the Offices OF tho above regimeot,
held ship Island the 2sth OF March last Lieutenant
Colonel Clarke presiding resolutions wcro unanimously
adopted cgrettng that in the continued
udisroatou OF Isut. w. w. Thayer, tfConpanv A, ha
obliged to resign, and that through his resignalos
they had lost cb.o gentlemaDy, beloved and mo6S
silcspt brother officer
We indebted 70 Lieutenant fhsyer sor his kindness
and promptuds in the delivery Of important newspaper
dispatches entrusted to his care.
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BE4zES INCONSISTENCY II! Co,.GELss. In pass
ing the resolution ccnerriar Cameron for en-
ploying Cummings, cid tefu-ing to consure
Secretary Welles for emIloying Morgan, the
House Of Representative hese been guilty Of
the most brazen irconcieteroy. Such action
has no parallel in Tic records Of Congress.
Cameron appointed Cumming &c g government
agent. Secretary WellcG appointed Morgan a.
government agent. Cummings spont the
money with which he ass c;trueted very fool
ishly, buying linen pa-tc!cons Got yet uscd),
straw hats (not yet rsclj, aid srIny ale and
porter altogether used W; t;it he andoubt-
cdly purchased ecmC cGcr. t1Gcies. Morgan
spent the government nonoT .oclishly, buying
worn out ships end on.. tccy few good gcs-
sells. Now, il Cer,erc- ,.ar wrong in unlaw-
fully appointing Cunmi2r, Why was not
Wcllcs wrongsin urlcWiu.i.y cppointing Nor
gan, Besides this, Cur1Ili2Gp han nothing but
his pickings for his painG, I'd i1c-can had both
his picliings and his tl7o.s.G ahaif per centago;
and, il il was wrong for Cecero1 TO appoint an
agent without conpors.tsa Why was it not
wrong for Wolles &c eppo'Et 0a agent with
compensation VIC rurrcaa Saes the fact that
Welcs Is still il tie CGp.AoS, aid may have
other contracts to give OF anG other agent. to
appoint, while Canercr Is OFT q she Cabinet,
and can no longer contgcl c.tler contracts or
agents, has q greet dea! e "a viSh this incon-
,stcnt action. The vote ioveIops another
curious and interestirc fae., however, and that
il that the most violort cboiiticni5a in Con
gross are contract iohhc 80 a7rar defenders
Of contract jobberC.
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Is Mrs. Reynolds. wife Of Lieutenant Reynolds. d
Company Of the same regiment. she was com
rnissicned BY Governor Ystes for heSss conduct Of
the Battle of Pittsburg Landing.
| The law passed by the bogus Congress, sgalizng
the formation Of guerilla bands, or bushwHGckers,
calls them partisan rangers" They are anthor-
lied 20 stea! and rob to their hearts content, and
the rebel government promises to purchase their
| plumber
Thomas c. Fitzpatrick. prisoner Of State, vas
yesterday sent 70 Baltimore to answer charge Of
manssughter. He was taken charge Of by officer
Sampson, who is to deliver him to the Provost
Marshal
The prize cases are progressing before the
courts. the government being represent, 1ost
cas>s ~ the United States District Alto ~ his
assistant, Mr.. $. l. Woodford. and Mr.. William NJ
warts. The case Of the British bark Hawatha
and her cargo has been finally submitted to the
Circuit Court; that Of the Empress and cargo is
still pending before the United States District
Court.
Wall street was again very active yesterday. and
stocks wore all higher largest advance icing in
Fscihc Mail which rose AZ per cont. Governments
IL AK, ard railway shares about al average Of one
per cent. The public buying with freeion. Money
has fallen 70 per cent call tho re- mar quotation
beng o. Exchange rose yesterday 70 I1si1 and gold
10 1923 The SubTrcasursr ozchangsd million OF 20
notes for gold at par.
Tho cotton market yesterday continued 20 be soss.
what irregular and Gpinners, during the prevailing 10.
clement weather, were purchasing only 90 ioec. rainc
date and pressing wsns, hoping as has been the
more Or css for months, ttha. sofaething might turn
urp The sales onbraced about $50 500 bales, cnioy
for shipment 10 Baltimore Tor manufacturing purposes.
Wsquots middlng uplands ~ 81 &c. CSC, with some
sales reported a fraction above and undsr these
figures. Flour Arm, with moderate sass
closing al IA advance or full &C. per pound
Tho scanty supplies OF wheat checked sales while hold
crs -ere firm aud quotations nominal Corn 6rmor
with GALES q! Western mixed In ssore aid aoa at ST &C.
a spc. FORK In fair demand with sales of mess az
~. 80 ST. 62ts and of prime At $40 $40 70. sale
OF ,oe@ bbs. ness, deliverable in June was made al
Si5 Sugars were ltnl and in goos demand with sales
q 400 hhds, 40 boxes aud 10 900 bags Manila a.
prices gwen il another column. Coffee quiet. A
sale Q! ESQ bags q aguayra aads, bond. Tor
port, on private terms, and 900 d.. jamaica 600.
reights wore hrro, with moderate engagements.
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The Death IS she Lntc Governor Harvey
Of wiscOnsirA

MLwtukfl. WAY I, I66Z
In accordance Ath the proclamatoTof thesGoyernoss
this day has boon generally Kept in CHS state, with a
proprato Observance in memory of'tho late Goyernos
Harvey recently drowned in the ~onnssses river In
this city numhcr q buildings s'clcshod in mourn
Ing Business was in many cases 1Aspended. minute
guns wore fred, Rags dlsplayet al half mast
and services hold tin several church. The sorrow y
general and sincere
Private dispatches tonight from sasasnah say that
Governor body has been recovered and On the
way TO Wisconsin
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a. to get little more time to carry oottheiS
schemes. Ii is too late, however. ehe aboi-
tlon party is dead, and ii will be buried at the
next election The men who are now fighting
when The war is ever. The men wn3 are now
assaillng our generals and soldiers win reap
pear no more ia political life They hve COM
mitte6 suicide with sheir own weapons, and
their present rawlings are bat the lass bright
flicker Of she abolition eandle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03

GREELBfs Guns SpREDs-Poor Greeley ara
Che Tribune have not a ord' to say in reply to-
our expose &c the jobbery ord gan contracts OF
The Tribune and Tribune association paper
GYeeleys guss are spiked he will be obliged
TO srm his negro brigade with those manufac
tired by some ether firm than tae Tribune AS
ISOLATION Eagle Gun Mandatory, or else hs
will not be abb TO- DO Of any servics to the
GENTRY.
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BoaBAsT 81 THE MAYOR Of NEw ORILANs.~-
The cool. business like. moderate letter Of
Commodore Tarragut, flag officer oi tho naval
expedition which captured New Orleans, i'd
dressed 10 the Mayor o. that city. presents q
striking contrast to the reply or his "Exccl-
lcncyr so "full Of sound and fury. eignirying
nothing" This bombastic nlair Is very like
the letter Of Buckner when surrondering Fort
Donelson. II has tho air Of cyaggeration and
silly exrsvsgsnec which char1cterizcs the
leaders Of secession throughout the South from
Beauregard down 70 the drummer boy. Tar
better for Mayor Monroe, on his own psrs aud
in behalf Of tho city, quietly and with good
grace to submit to destiny aud She superiority
Of Northern arms. II il humilisting, no doubt;
but thai ought to have been considered in
time.
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EXTRAORDINARY MILITARY DfVElorNtNls ~
JOURNAL Ia 'h's ca! "fitcs ana publishes let
yer Irons lorktoWn, ~ winch there y cohside-
raoie lniorinatloh gwen Ia me eneny about
'he range ana ehect OF bis guns, ana nc nature
ana LEGATION OF the tmor works But this
iettef contains pes'dcs some eEtfaordihaf! DC
Fciepnen's ABOUT tne caraPaign, Wmcb de-
serve INC attention o' ne people. 1he writer
says:
~, Mcan n III H.. Z
tack until lie i completely ready and second, thai With
vii, In, taken Yorktown. rit All is gun. ans ia Ie
a. - sarr.son pri.oners H.. 60 ,,or'.,..
nrst arriving here, might have carried yorktown by
rasar sisg. II f. lid h1sn .lred 10 ' ca TIA h
ore "a, iaa ne would haya ,af.oa lora". ans esen
OF tho very he had rolled ca 10 accomplish h.,
. -1 ~ w. - W M ~ a. e ~" W. con
advance ~as a work q tie us'nc-t difficulty.
L. y yer. evident from TIL. that the move
ncnis OF our army on the York peninsula have
bins, and that tho safety Il the troops may be
compromised by it, An"sher thing appears. AID
that - that the same Dlsddlers who caused The
iuii run panic are now Oh hand at Yorktown,
The camp they may cause u similar disaster now.
The radicals have gained, ~ some means
or other, very dangerous nnuchce over the
War department ana an END cannot DO put 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03

GorrscaAlKs CoScsRrs.-1hs concert Niblos saloon
lssi evening was possible, better attended than any
OF the preceding The saloon filed with fash
onabs and spprecativs aadisncs Mr. Got,schalk play
cd In tbs brilliant style that has characterized his
previous concerts, each piece being dsssrvsdy sncorod
and responded 10 byA gem not mentioned In the pro
sHmme In consequence or the unexpected absence or
Mr. Sandcrson TO prevent disappointment ssnor Muzio,
the conductor took bis place In tho performance Of tbs
"Repond's mol Dsnza," which 10 arranged for -four
hands and 10 generally played By the former gentleman
and Mr.. Gottschslk. Although uDprepared Cor tho sud
den call, Mr.. Muzio obtained rspurous sisncp
Tobss was 10 excellent voice. and occasion sans
with grsa. effect, a. an encore the we'll known melody
from vsrdps " Rigolstto." signor Muzio also intro.
aucsd FOR the nrss time swsstly pretty piece OF
entitled Glamour Polka composed by himself The
effect Of the composition greatly heightened by the
charming manner with which II sung By Miss Car
lotts Patti whose execution Of shs trls runs and STAG
sato passages gained for her most rapturouh applause
isnov Fsrr was not 10 AZ good voice but other
wise performed his part This ws known skhul manner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03

BlRrux's NATIONAL Doc ssow.--Bsrnum's latest nov.
,y-ths dos show--wil come OF Al the Museum on Mon
day May a. and will continue during sbo week Upwards
or 81 900 viii paid for the best specimens q hs canine
$50 "a Aha, the exhibition o. bloodbcunds span,el,
tsr,srs bsagles. seters bulldogs &o cannc rs 70 ts
oui,s 10 terestIng
The sun., 1862-03-05

Washington, MUch 4.-Mr. Blrreda has
pitsent,d bis credentials 10 the President and has
been received as Minister from the RspubH, Of
Peru. The PnAident. in his reply, said:
The Utted States have no enmties amin ,sltes
or rival, ief, and no interests whith couA ct vi h
the W. Hare, safety and tights ot Peru or inter
Of any other nation. Tneir own prosperity hnppi-
nt ~ and agI raid cement sought most safely
and ndvantagsously through ,hs preservation not
only of peace o. their ,wi, pHt but peace amplg
all ttfsr nations. But willie the United states
are thus a frlrud 10 all other rau ms,
they do nOt seek 60 con'eAl the f.r
that they cl erish especial ser tinsnts ui
frieudthip for and ymp Ithies with those who
like th' mseyes have founded thtir institutions On
tne priI cipe OF the equal rights Of men, a,d su'h
nations, being molo prominently Ieghbors Of the
United Slr,es, she latter cooperating with them
In establishing civilization and culture ON the ner-
ican continent Such being the general principles
whioE goysIn tho United States in thslr foreign re-
law ns, You may he assured, sir, that in all things
the government will deal iusuy, frankly, and Il Il
be u ssihle even literally, with Pc H. whose lbe-
continents towards uS You have 10 kindly express
I'd.
Il will la reco,lected that the former Minister
rom Peru was dismissed by Mr.. Buchanan, wing
io she mpiAnce Of that governm eni with ceI.
tain imperative demands Of our own.
Toe President has recognized Gerhard Llrssor
1s Vice Consul Of ) Sodeg AMI Norway, to reside a.
| Chicago.
The sun., 1862-03-05

" st.l. asked inssn, g. iutroda - td'l 10 ie.
i'Iu.ai. e.sc,i ,n. Ia the city %; Nsw York.
Tt .iu ui vs5 tc'Is 4.
Huts rAssRp.
To suen tie isS 'or the presetvAlion Of moose,
80 it. u D. d. snl h7h,
The SpeaA e. nnuuncei the hl,o wing select com.
, wee. a., Excise AMI P.ohtbiuon bill -Measrs
krri g''u, keHncy, Pruyn, Rjsb and Cowles.
TIE AN uN appropriation biii was taken up In
n u'iuto o'tle wiole, Nj. Depow, OF wsstches.
I"r, lt TIE chair,
MipEtASr ETMoNsrrANcE AGAINST rur BEoAp.
WAY RAILROAD.
Before the Don mittee on Railroads t,dav n
rye nun'btr Of rem .nstraoc signed by hundrat
the most prominent commercial men af New
Gorh we're presented by \. % williams E.d
''upSel assidhi the rosd, Ct which the i,o wing is
sS'gi. &c p. y.,,.,,,. ,.n.c,......,,..
he Legislature ~ hc state Of Nso Iork.
Tue undeIsigned pHtiiiolets beg leave " repre
fent " your Honorable dy-
uaTnRt At a meotif u y ur committee on the 2Ith
limo, having under Confederation bill providing
ior the lay Ing Cf railroad track In Broad way your
committee annouLc csd its pirpose g. consider the
sad iii with view " ths best aud most iudi,ious
lestowsl of tle franchise under consider alton and
- tina, end invite proposals and suggestions by way
~ amendment T. the el, holding the matter open
flr ,he receipt q such prop sails and suggestious
until Tuisisy morning. the lth inst
Toe under Hist 81, svalng themselves % thai per.
mission, beg leave " suhmt,
That " IL should be the opinion of your commit.
tee tDat tNe publlC lhttrstt ~ tuperiOuay demAud
Nc O Instruction OF the railroad In Question thnt
u private interests sh iuld be postponed 10 such
dtmsnd. uucer the provisions OF the said bin, then
'our petitioners leg leave 10 represent 20 yoIr
honorSb'e lody that thsy willing 10 give the
tum Of $1,000 Geo for the said kanchise, under
toe provisions of the said bill, and 10 pay tho same
iu such manner AS your committee may see ht,
most suitable ard proper, either by paying the
sane tito the putllc treasury of the city Of New
York, in gross sum Of one hundred Thousand dol
lIs per anu nm, fJi ten years next succeeding, a.
license fee, or otherwise paying the said sum OF
me million dollars, in such manner A. your C ,m.
n,tte may tuggesi binding surs Ives 10 the pay.
81 eni thtrto, under sich penalties, aud with such
lTetitP, as " your com mittse may seen fil and
lruP+r Your Ittiti ontrs, therefore, beg 10 pro-
ose the following an ebdn.ents N the aid bill
Fret, Strihe our from the LIST ecuon Of the said
III tue names o' the grantees therein csntalned,
nd inic In Ice thereof the names Of your pc
ution'rt resi- ectivey.
Second, Provide for the pIyment ~ aid sum Of
ne mi Ion dollars, either by inserting the pay
lent thereof condition OF said grant, In lieu OF
.sc,iun of said bill, after the eotdi shall" In
ne words "upon pay ment 10 the Compnoller OF
ile city ofNew York o'ihe sum Of one million dol
to be applied IN and ior the ben oft Of the Enk-
ug fund ~ s,id city" such other words. or In
uoh other msnuer o. 10 your Committee shall
eem mos. 10 and prope' and your petitioners will
ever pray.