New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

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If FIVE with the Hon. Mr.. Arnold as Chairman was ap'
nonted to present tie memorial to the President with
reoues that he would communicate the same to Con-
gress at all early day with recommendation that they
adopt the most effective means for opening ship
canal from the Mississippi TO the lakes and from the
lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. Representatives were
present from Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky Massachu'
sets New. Hampshire. Vermont, Rhode Island Con
uecticut Ohio Iowa New-Jersey, Minnesota, Kansas
Wisconsin. and New-YoIk.
Justice Barnard, in his address TO the orahu
lJury at the Court Of Oyer and Terminer on Weones
day said that within the last few years evhdspoSeu
mon for their own advancement, have called in ques
ton the consttutonalty of every law which alce'eu
them and their interestsfrst in peaceful way theh
Inv connsclinc resistance by force Of violence is
the result Bands of men ard halfgrown boys under
TN, nea of resisting an unconstitutional law roaineu
lo streets incting death, burning buildings stopping
conyey,nccs and commanding orderly citizens 10 one!
hoir behests The ordinary police seemed insuincieu
leo como with these bands seized tho iawabdng
czen and thew al hailed with one common ACCORD 'he
arrival of State and Federal soldeTy. Inc acts OIL
violence we've committed under the plea oil resisting
an unconstitutional law. The National Oo'eih'
mont las been for some time engaged II
supnressnr a Rebellion. ITO sustain this Union the
Federal Government required both men and means
Measures to procure both adopted Laws for that
purpose were passed by a majority OF the members
elected by the States not in Rebellion TO represent them
In Congress- and approved by the President dry
elected by ali the States II was resistance by violence
10 ono Of bos laws that caused the scenes of violence
haye before referred to- Language IL not strong enough
TO condemn such resistance in fitting terms since the
effect OF only TO give countenanoe to those seek
ling to destroy the Union by leading thCm TO suppose
the requisite aid will be refused 10 the General Govern
eminent bui also to throw ony Legal distractions IN he
way Of carving ont tho devised fer the MAIN
tenance of that Governmen'-that Union when every
citizen every American should strive to sustain to the
utmost Of lis power
! On Wednesday evening, magnificent hah-
ouet was given 10 Brig Gen. Charles X. Graham NJ
De,monicos in Fourteenth street, by a number OF Our
prominent citizens. among whom We noticed John D.
Cisco Rufus +. Andrews Recorder Hoffman. Postmas'
tr Wakcman. Judge Hilton Elias j. Beach, Alex ~
,iprsoa. cx-Judee Kirkland Judge Sutherland. VIM.
Wiley. and others james T. Brady presided, and made
one Of bis Characteristic speeches in opening tho e'v
ties The Unon-it must and shall he preserved -
was responded 70 by Daniel Doughcrfy Of Pennsyiya'
MA. Tie President Of the Uniied Statos, tie Army
and Navy. the memory o, our brave dead the Pulpit,
offered In order To tho toast Of Our honored guest
Gen Graham responded very briefly. and expressed the
hope that he should in short sgsin be in the field
ayh,uc for tie Union. Brief speeches were made by
seyereI other distinguished gentlemen and the enter
,r.nrnert which was Of the most sumpiuous order.
passed of pleasantly and 20 the satisfaction Of al con
cerned.
Gen. TYLER, commanding at Baltimore, on
, L. II, ~,
one Of the publishers Of re Baltimore Daily Ga;es and
consented that The Publication Of The pepper should De
resumed uader lis exclusive control The other propr-
eors and ediors-Mcssrs CarPcn,er and Ncilson-hav'
ing len tie city are ordered not 70 return until the
close Of the war M Carter 1t Is stated proved to ~"
isfacton Il Cen Tyler that tho dsloya course OF TIE
paper wa. 10, In accordance with biz wishes
By the arrival Of the Eagle at this por, from
Havana we have dates iiom Santo Domingo 10 Tie
9th Of sep,ember The Spanish troops were conoea.
rating for vigorous acton In the Capital ana IN
SANTANA but had not yet commenced aggressive opera
tons Our corres ondeni learned ron spanish officer
fhiaA grade that The Spanish loss up TO the last &C.
r count was over 2Oo0.
. No busjuees g "A formal character was trans
@ acted by The Conn IS on Of Emigration on wcdnes
j. day From the weekly report IL appears that ~ to
dste e SIP Immigrants have arrived ~ this port since
Janunry icing On Increase Of 5s,oi7 In comparison
with tie number Of arrivals during the coIfesponclns
lreriodlast year The Commission has balance IN
bank Of ef0sJs g..
On "wednesday. at O'Clock, there wa an
Interesting meeting Of the shareholders Of tie Atlantic
Telegraph Company. q, tic rooms OF tie CHAMBER Of
Commerce Pcier Cooper presided. Cyrus W iield
presented "a report. ard remarks were made b! The
[ ~ nd A letfey London HlDfIlu.
the prac,icaty Of he work Of laying the tcegraph
was read.
b -Four hundred Union soldiers taken prisoner
AT Gettysburg hut poiolod. arrived at tii' city o.
= WeGnesday afternoon from Camp Parole Annapolis.
and encamped On tie Battery. They were commanded
BY Capt Meyers IL consequence Of O ru'nor thai they
were % be sent b Morris Island alarse number Of TIE
men deserted duIlng the journey hither
Near West Warren on tho Western Railroad
the locorDsiye Pacific exploded Tuesday eyehng
| Killing FREDERICK Williams. Engineer Harvey Bib.
Conductor and william Marry Fireman. all residents
Of Springfield. Nj Goodrich. Roadmasies ard another
person were dangerou,ly injured.
A fatal stabbing case occurred al The upper
end Of Water street on Sunday. John Mckenzie and
james Gross Lad an alteration and then eight. dur
ing which Cross thrust knife into Mex ond the
latter died thefeiTou three days acrword Cross II IN
prison.
There was an enthusiastic meeting IN Lincoln
Hall corner Of Thirty third street and Eighth avenue
last evening, to iatlfy the nominations made by the
Union party at Syracuse. Tie Hon. H. B. stanton
Gen Cochrane. and others. addressed the people.
I In the Court Of General Sessions, at q late
hour last NIGH, The Jury in the case Of d.. Brown