New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
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Thirty first streets.
JACKsON's FOUNDRY.
This fou ndsry lorateG in Second avenue, between
Twenty eighth and Twenty.ninth streets, has been
occupied by the military since Thursday last. Yea.
terdsy morning Capt. II. Snyder Of the 9Th N. x.
8. NJ, relieved q portion Of the 1921 n. Y. S. ",
which had been stationed there since Friday. BY
some Encouragement neither the 152i nor tue 5th
have had single ration since they have been there.
M. Jackson and the ladies OF Madison avenue and
the vicinity, kindly cared for their wants. There
has been 10 dis urbance n this vicinity since last
week.
GRAMERCY PARK.
The 14th q. S. Cavalry are still stationed here
quartered in tue Park. They are under the COM
msnd of Brig. General, late Col. Mott.
MADISON AVENUE PARK
ia still occupied as aeamping-ground for cavalry.
sIxTY-FIFTH REGIMENT n. Y. s. 4. @.
The 65th Regiment, froa Buffalo, pissed down
Broadway Yesterday, on their way home, they hav
ing been released from further duty here.
MOVEMENTS AT THE ARMoRIEs.
Those regiments Of the New-York State National
Guard who have returned from the scene OF Lees
late INVASION are to be mustered out of the service
Of the United States soon possible, by order Of
the Secretary Of War. All the boys are pleased 70
exchange Uncle Sans poor wages for the safe pay
Of 81 per day, as most Of tho regiments will con.
tnus in service under the Governor. The temper
Of the Guards 10 relation to the riots is gratifying TO
those WAC wish to zee the peace preserved and the
Laws OF our Government inforced.
TIE FIFTH REGIMENT
III not be mustered out Of the United States service
for several days.
TIE SIXTH REGIMENT
only reached their Armory at o'clock last evening"
ard it will require several days toprepsTe for paying
and mastering out
THE SEVENTH
are not duty, with the exception Of one company
1t the AIilory.
TIE EIGHTH
Was ordered up to the Arsenal, Seventh Avenus,
corner of Thirtyhfh street, yesterday afIernoon.to
relieve the various detschments CHARTERED there.
AM take charge Of tho building, and preserve the
peace Of the vicinity. They will be mustered out
Of the United Sta.es service Tomorrow, and eDtss
the State service under the Governor.
TIE TWELFTH.
Five companies Of this reg ment viii be mustered
out Of the UDi,ed States service to-day, and paid
SpOu or tnc TUE NOEslictcHs Ahcy via iehsoAA
on duly in tue service of the Sac aud their armory
is being prepared to quarter and feed them perma.
nently. Two companies on duty at Tubby
Hook, one at Gramercy Park, and one at the gas
house.
THE TIIIRTY-sEyESTH
will be mustered out Of the United States servies
ana paid at 10 o'clock this morning.
THE sEvENTY-FIRsT.
were not on duty yesterday, with the exception Of
Companies and l, who 1T Harlem, anda
strong guard at the Armory. The remainder will
be mustered OFT aud pad this afternoon, and dis
missed until further orders.
TIE CoLoRED SUFFERERS pY THE RECENT
Rrors-MEETISG OF MERCHANTS.
In accordance with q cal Issued II a neetingd
mere ants held on Sa urday last, d second meetin;
convened at . o'clock Yesterday afternoon, at Mo
Culloaghs salesrooms, corner Of Front street ant
Maiden lane FOR tie purposs of taking into consde
ration means to be adopted to AID eolored men ani
their families wLo-e homes and property have bee,
DESTROYED durlrg the peldency OF the recent riot.
The meeting was vel attended. there being b.
tween 100 aud 2OJ me .chants present.
JcSATHAs SrURGIs occupied the chair, and on call
ing the meeting to order he said
For the information OF those who were not lreseu
at the meeting held here on Saturday, il Is propd
that should state its origin and Object. The nee.
iug was called on the suggestion oi several gentle
men in Front street. AT very short NOTICE. 10 COZ.
sider the destitute condition OF 1he col0red people u
his city, who have been deprived of their Eome,
and their Ii, lie property, by mob during the pat
week 10 devise means TO relieve their lInweiiak
wants aud 10 secure them IN their peaoeabe and
honest labor hereafter l have been III years mer
cb, nj in my pre-eu; location. During this pegiodI
have seen noble race Of merchants pass away.
cannot help calling 10 mind the many acts of charity
whch they performed during hsiF iives hardly nes!
TO name hem; YOU all know them. You all know hov
they sent reeito Southern cites hen they were 10
ls d by irc or pesii'ence; how ;hey sent shipl1aS
oil food 10 the starving people OF Ireland this la
| act Of brothely love We have had the privilege y
imi,.tng during tue past Nlntef-and rs olten V
o casou requires, l rus, we shall be quick 60 eoi.
tina. these acts Of humanity--'hus showing that ne
race Of New-York merchants is not &c ,eFioratrg
We are now called up)c TO sympHhze wiiha differ
1 ent class of our fellow men. ltose who know os
colored eople Of this city, can testify to tier beDs
a peaceablc industrious people, having thelc oya
chur, hes, Sunday schools, ana caariiale socetiei
aud Il. rs class they seidom depend upon cha1'
~ t1ey not only labor 10 support themselves, nl
TO aid hose who need aid. his IS their geueA
character, and II is our duty to see that they Gt
protected in their lawful labors to savs iheiGselsf
from becoming dependent Oh the charity Of The cr
We have not come together Ia devise means for thdi
relief because they cOlored people, but tecav.
taey are, as class persecuted and IN distress NJ Ds
present moment IL is not ne eosary for our presc'
purposes 10 inquire who the nrn are who have Pr.
secuted robbed, aud murdered them. We ku'N
they are bad men, who have noL done as they void
&c douo By. Let Us not follow their examples 81
Us be QUICK 10 relieve those who now an tronbe,
sud should we ever lind those who have persecgse
the negroes in Ike trouble, let be quick relieve
them also and thus obey the injunction Of our ~
vine Master " Bless those who persecu.e you"
Ga motion, the President Mr.. Sturgis, mds
the treasurer of toe fund to be raised accordance
with tie OIL ecs OF the meeting.
Az N,cS.hzlr Chairman of the Committee IN