The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
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until secury,r Tho future has been amply guaranteed
The tone OF Ia remarks was to their Immediate

Wade Hampton OF South Carolina, exgenerai OF rebel
cavalry and late candidate for Governor, peine as ne
says about leave the State for an uncertain period,
has issued an address to his fellow Citizens thanking
them though he elected Tor the votes they gave
him and presenting his of what he conceiyes be
their duty under present circumstances Although he
does not he states fully concur in all the Of
tho State Convention he thinks 1t the duty OF South
Caronians to abide by he they part Of the terms
agreed upon with the President whose towards
the people of the South Is commended wise and gen.
erous and Souherners are counselled sensible men,
to endeavor to construct at least raft from the wreck
the Southern confedoracy. 'Above ALL" he says slet
US stand by our State" "Here is our country"
President Johnson as a reward to two Backfeet In
dams who rescued two white women from the savages
has directed to be presented each Of the rescuers
silver medal one hundred and fifty dollars in money and
an official document, with his signature narratng the
circumstances Of their noble conduct
General Grant yesterday forenoon visited the residence
OF friend living on Long Island where he remained for
short time In the afternoon he received number Of
calls, and In the evening attended private entertain
ment The arrangements for the grand reception to DO
given TO the General tomorrow evening at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel are nearly completed and will doubt
be the brilliant affair OF the kind that the metropo.
lis has witnessed Fifteen hundred two thousand
tickets OF invitation have been issued and the
blage will comprise the most distinguished officers Of the
army and navy, well prominent civilians, and will
be graced by the attendance Of large number OF New
Yorks farest daughters
There large and enthusiastic meeting OF Orange
men in Toronto, Canada, last Thursday evening to
give expression to the feelings Of the Order regard
the anticipated Fenlan movements It was called by he
District Master and every lodge in the district rc-e
sented. preamble and resolutions of spirited and
tchar wcr nd arip At fhc
stories relative to the apprehcnded Feniah raid
founded on the known designs OF that brotherhood cha
longing them TO on II they dare, calling all
Orangemen to enrol and themselves TO defend the
and repel the invaders and commencing the
military and police precautions taken by the provincial
authorities and individuals timely and necessary. A
Toronto paper in reviewing the present condition of
affairs there says:'We perfectly prepared for any
thing that may occur"
Another interesting article on our municipal politics,
showing the complicated condition of parties and the
plans and mannuvcrings OF the politicians for
pshing their designs at the charter election the 5th
of next month"; is given in our issue OF to-day Some
very curious presented In this campaign
leading republicans being engaged in scheme to
tho principal Offices for democrats while prominent
democrats playing into the hands OF the republicans
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge Shpman, Henry Munroc Joseph Higgins Charles
Thomas VIM, Clark, Seth c. Haley, Thomas Mckinney
and Henry Harrington having previously pleaded guilty
to passing counterfeit national currency, sentenced
TO imprisonment each for year.
An appeal heard in the General Term of the Supe-
rior Court yesterday in the OF Mr. Barlow broker
who claims that Messrs. Holyokc Vanderbilt and MUIR
ray ntcrfored with his business by inducing the master
Of schooner take his away from the plaintiff
A long argument took place; but no decision
dered
At meeting OF tho Health Commissioners yesterday
one hundred thousand copies Of Resident Physician
sayrc's paper the nature, Of prevention and
proper treatment OF cholera published In Saturdays
HERALD, were ordered to be printed for distribution.
meeting of the friends and admirers OF the late
William Vincent Wallace the musical composer,
held yesterday afternoon in Irving Hail. at which it
resolved Of tcstifyng respect for his memory
to give concert at tho Academy Of Music the 4h Of
next month, for the purpose OF raising funds to
monument over his remains in Kensal Green, London
A number OF prominent musical artists have already
volunteered their services II also resolved ap
point agents in all the principal cities OF this country
take subscriptions for the benefit Of the widow and chill
dren OF deceased.
A public meeting was held last evening at No 400
Grand street. under the aspces OF the Manhattan Island
Joncrs unon for tho purpose Of advocating tho eight
by several gentlemen. n sEs'N
The old American line OF steamships between this port
and Havrc which suspended during the war; owing
TO the liability Of the vessels TO capture by rebel pirates
has been reesablshed and the Arago and Fulton arc
service viii be made by the Aago which will leave here
ON Saturday next for Havrc, touching Falmouth on
the way.
The following among the disposed of by the
police justices yesterday benjamin. Cardy parolcd
rebel prisoner, belonging in Halifax county, Va was
committed for tria on charge OF stealing two hundred
dollars and gold watch from Mr.. Robert Jewell Of
sixth avenue, in whose house the prisoner residing
Two lads aged sixteen and fourteen named Robert H.
Pnkcrton and John McKee, detained for examina-
ton charge OF forging three checks the employer
OF the former, Warren street merchant, the money
drawn which they spent Park drives fine suppers
and other luxures Jacob Benzerg youth of eighteen
committed charge OF approprating to his
FIVE hundred dollars TO him by his employer
German doctor in Broadway, to deposit in bank. Dr.
Adclbert Hocpke required TO give fifteen hundred
dollars bail to charge Of having severely stabbed
in the neck Mr. Ferdinand w. Bronncr during quarrel
between the in Eldrdge early yesterday
The commandments OF the Philadelphia, Boston and
navy yards have received orders from the
ecreary Of the Navy TO reduce the number OF work
men in those establishments 1t is also designed to dis
,harge the 1st Of December about twenty 1--WE hun.
fred Of the workmen in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
There nearly six thousand employed there now. /
The funeral Of Captain J. w. Adams, Of the Fourth
regiment Of the regular army, whose death the
suit Of nds and exposure in the late war; took place
yesterday from his fathers residence In Brooklyn The
remains inferred in Greenwood.
~ lanes Mccormick died nj Newburr. In this State
the 18th inst the ago Of hundred and fourteen
years The deceased a native Of Ireland, and
10 this country In 1916 He probably the Oldest
person in the United states.
Tho stock market was steady yesterday Governments
were higher Gold dull but steady closing at 147
There was bu, little change in the complexion Of COM
mcrcal affairs on Saturday, compared with Friday,
md only small business accomplished in either
toreinn or domestic produce Cotton flrmer Gro.