New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
GENERAL NEWS.

Bishop Simpsons lecture last evening upon
tour Natioaa Affairs before the Young Mems Christian
Association was listened TO By Of the largest
audiences ever gathered in our city. The Academy Of
Music was deusely crowded its utmost capacity The
reverend Bishop most eloqueuty and ably reviewed the
toresent condition of orr National Affairs tracing the
providence Of God through all the history OF our naton
land foreshadovng the future prospects and high des'
by of the nation when purified and strengthened it shall
emerge successfully fIom the present struggle.
3 The Union Procession and Mass Meeting at
Heckensack n J., yesterday afternoon. was stirring
mud successful demonstration. The procession was
Especially noteworthy for both its size and spendor
The Mass Meeting was largely attended, aud powerful
addresses were delivered by the Hon. j. L. Whiting
aud Mr. D. A. Hawkins Of New-York; and the Hon.
Thomas II. Herring the Hon. Moses G. Leonard. MIR.
Theodore Little and Mr. Thomas n. McCarter OF New
Deysey.
| A crowded meeting was held last night 81 the
Cooper Institute under the auspices Of the Veteran
Soldiers Club Y. Willis Fisher esq. occupied The
chair Some little disappointment was felt at the
nbsence Of Gen. Banks who had been expected TO
address the meeting but according TO the telegram,
Yves prevented from doing by the state Of his heath
nhe Rev Dr. Bellows Daniel Dougherty, esq, and Col.
Carpenter Of kentucky made eloquent and krciblc
upeeches for the Union in the Of tie even
Eng
I The friends of Lincoln and johnson had a
grand torchgh procession in Jersey City, which was
he largest and most successful affair Of the kind that
has taken place in that city. The houses along The line
nf march were very generally illuminated and decorated
with flags and lanterns and az the procession moved
ong the streets we're in continual blaze OF fusworks.
nhe Copperheads made several attempts 10 raise dis
turbances bus IN most instances punished the
ypot
Charles Windsor, for the past IL years paying
teller Of the Mercantile Bank OF this city on Saturday
Cast disappeared taking with him 5000 in currency
and s34 coo in gold belonging 90 toe bank The bank
officers offer reward Of $50 900 for his apprehension
md the recovery Of the missing mouey. lie is believed
10 have gone to Europe.
Z The official statement shows that on the first
Monday in October the OF the National Bank
Ing Association were over s29 900 00 including about
H3 go OO0 in loans and discounts and nearly Si5 COO
900 In specie aud other lawful money Their profits are
stated at Of, 600 900.
Gold has been feyerish, opening at $50, fell to
pssi rallied 237, and finally closed at % 10 az '2
here no confidence the present high PREMIUM and none
DO, professional spectators nave the courage to buy H.
octs have been Irregular but show advance over the low
rates Of yesterday ~ the improvement good many se'
rere made to realize profits but there strong buying
or an upward turn the Second Board the mnkei was
but at the close there renewed dese 20 sell snd
lower made. Money reported active amons
.oek houses and per cent the demand veEy sare