The New York herald., 1863-04-10

when the public pesos was for a time somewhat diDl
turbed here on Thursday last II Wa suggested 10 %, -
from any present notice q H. on recount Of .hs niSrS
presentations and sxaggeratios 70 which pubiicast0
pany with all the other papers, We ieit Ihai We wsss
only paying decent ect 70 the opinions Of geao
men certainly - well qualified TO Judge ~ ourssvss-.
equally interested 10 say tho least, m . oorrea
judgment-and entitled 10 defersncs 90 other srosnAa
Our compliance was voluntary and In good Mn.
no repentance for this, nor have We any quarrel,
any rcproaches where our hand has been givsa We
SisS % that time was taken 70 sscss,As sci; .S ~
ssion, and thus 70 prevent errors which prsophAao
notice might have assisted to spread.
can now be eaid, upon authority o tho sworn evt-
dence that the conduct " the few msgu;dsd women W.
thursday avaod themselves OF The tenderness WIN
suffering Themselves and the thsvss IN pspsalsso
who took shelter IN thoiY company, simply piundsro1
moe,s ".S yUsds dry sSSS, fancy s''a ss fully
placed their action on any dsearsd basis wa oypsst
ton 10 the high prices and upon this poAt they taan
shelter under the abstract sympathy u SUCH bs,lsvs
that spectators aud extort have made tao yreD
high, and dispose them accordingly.
But IL is now proven that there no dbiTeA snlanG
those persons that the very leader was end
herself an extortoncr that there has been Ahussass 90
vsion made for the poor who may reed anc that u
whole thing was simply punderinS raid Under fsmaae
mpunity. An ebullItion such ~ We have no:lcs< wcu
where good order n 70 uniform aud % universal. y
amounts to nothing here
rnder the local heading u "a riot ease," whess u.
Thomas n. Palmer. charged with encouraging rios 10
me streets OF tho city appears before Recorder casK
with his counsel, General George w. Randolph and JOIN
A. Gimer, Esq. His loyalty 10 the oonfederaoy We
vouched BY the Secretary of the Navy and members e
both branches Of Congress He q member q N
that took Fbrda out Of the Union and -
been the Confederate service from early period e
the The testimony was 70 the esot that he refused
depart when the crowd ordered BY the CovsrusP
and the Mayor 10 dsperse and made some language
not altogether suitable 70 the occasion.
The presence the Governor and Mayor the charaos
and standing Of the counsel employed the cass a
witnesses called By the defence indicate plainly TIA
rhers than the "soultion" which he SssfSss
would have 10 believe.
Under tns hsadins Of "Brsad pssstosou :" the Rioh-
mond wh,g Of the sth inst says;-"Lse Mallory, ~
lessee Of Metropolitan Hall, be- ssaabshed dspoe -
" hall, for the distribution 6 twenty foer huodre1
osvss Of bread per month 70 the needy families q go
intend the dstrbutca which takes place Tuesday -
Friday Of each vsek ths bsnsdciarss being furnshs1
with tickets for the bread"
The Christian Assoefati0a ana the
Famine.
The Young Msas ChFstsan Assoststco o. Richme.d
re,scs IN appeal 70 devote portion q snsir unds 70 the
purchass q food us III dssesuss, and publish ssrss
resolutions 70 that sdsss.
Rslssf rsr shs stsrving People I'm savsn-
49,. - ,As d,ssrsus banks oe sAvsssah have scosds6
A., . ssc,ssxsscu made BY ths Prssidsnt of ths nar.o
pI ~ tSss sIsy 70 loan the city tsa Thousand dosro
- 80 oos : loan Of nvs thousand dollars 70 Be -
Vested N provisions wncn are 70 oe sod st prime
~ shs needy and others Of Savannah.