The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-21

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ford, OF the Philadelphia, Captain Pickering Of the VAN
derbilt Hon. Albert G. Browne, Special Supervising
special Supervising Agent Of the Treasury; Mrs Pills
bury Judge Cooley, Tax Commissioner; Mrs Cooley, Mr.
James W. steison kiss Kate ste,son and nr England,
Secretary Collector Draper On tho right Of Mrs Col
Gnrney 50, Chief Justice Chase and on hs left Rear Ad
miral Dahlvren
While the party were discussing the viands which
were delicate, varied and bounleous processon OF
colored cAons headed by the ne post band Of Beaufort
TO- Jre chss n0 S sss aaa on ar
and after more cheers from the crowd Colonel Gnrney
appeared on The balcony and remarked that although
the Chel Justice highly apprec ated the Compliment
which bad paid 70 him aud sincerely thanked them
for the Same his time was 80 limited TINT II would bs
The citizens then gave three cheers for Chief Justice
Chase three for Colonel Gnrney and another three
for Admiral Dsh,greu, after which, the band play ed
national and the procession moved INTO the street
Shortly after MI Chase accompanied by Admiral Dahl
grcr Captain Bradford and Major Cray were driven 10
ms pErARrrRr FOR HILTON rgAD
Tho Chief Justice left in tho steamer Wspanda for Hi
ton Head about nine O'Clock Friday night TIE parry
who arrived with him in this ciy includ pg Mss Chase,
Mr. Mellcn and son Rev. pr Fuller and Mr w. Rod, Of
Wasbinrton sallcd Win him ~
Ylrrlxa BETWEEN rHx ss1Rn THoops AND rHp ONE nus-
DRED Aip rwEsrsfEyENTH Srw YORK voLuNiKKk% "a
Considerabs III feeling seems TO exist between the
One Hundred rnd Twenty ysovcnth regiment, ". y ",
post garrison and the coored soldiers here since tho
meeting Of last Thursday. when Lieutenant Bodnc do
being Intended for scnbr e of white citizens The
Ono Hundred and Twcnty cnth have shown much
and the polite gentemanly bearing OF both officers and
prvas has sscrred the respect aud gratitude OF the
white population.
The interruption on last Thursday and the exhibition
OF this reciprocal feeling, above moationei have euraged
the blacks At an assemblage of coioTod people In
cuding colorcd soldiers Friday evening, 10 Is said
three groas were prop lscd and given for M the officers
and privstes of the One Hundred aud Twenty seventh
New York Volunteers except Colonel Gurne..
The radicals among ms, who have been preaching in
Ham maiory doctrines 90 the coored people, will II is
feared ncrease this eeng unless they are stopped IN
tha. tnayur Vn~c
An investigation learn has been ordered into this
dsgracef affair." and the parties will be required " &C
count. for their shameful proceedings.
COLONEL BfEcnER's SPEECH
Colonel Jumes c. Beecher, Thirty fifth United States
terday, in which, aiudng 70 the meeting he told tho
colorcd people that the public call was made for citi
zcns every one had right and should be present IT.
should all stay away, and meeting OF coiored citizens
called thereafter as possible With regard TO the
excitement in tho city, and the fears Of collision feit
BY many he fclt satisfied, after the exhibition cl sub.
lne orderly corduc; OF the colored men, who quietly
that no npIrcheilsoa of disturbance by them need b
entertained No disturbance, be said would follow so
long both parties conformcd their action 70 peaceiai
measured But IL wore rcsortcd TO In an attempt
deprive coorcd people o. their right as citizens thcn
he was In favor Of using all the arms aud means thas
General Hatch and Colonel Gurney have been very
prompt in the suppression OF these rlsng symptoms Of
outbreak, aud have restored tranquility. ~
II is now said that no further meetings will be allowed
II the white citizens do not at promptly, and repeal or
States then Il h thought that State win be entirely
given ovcr 10 the negroes who WIZ form the now cons-
TIM ,s ,ust what the radical party are beeved TO bs
working for end hence tho breaking up o. tho late meet
ing also believed 10 have been matuTod beforehand ~
r,s eourR caRsrrsA nanxoAp
lnrgo forces is at work repairing the cniveris ano
bronks on this road Il expected that the rcpara win
bo nnshcd ~ far us oranseburg tomorrow, and that
place be In railroad communication with the CITY tni.
week General hsrMes US 6sAds which inon ass GssI - ~ y
trains commences rrnnng This brigade consists OF ths
Fs,y-,ou-h view Yori' Veteran volln.eess Twenty t.i
Ohio Veteran Volunteers Fifty fifth Massac nsetts Cnte<
States colorc troops and Ono Hundred and sccont
| Unitod State co'crcd troops.
During the past week several OF the former officers q
this road have arrived here They report the railroad "a
where Connection Is made with the Wilmington and Man.
chester Railroad Some or them hase had interviews
with General useh and arc anxious to 60 70 work 70
They Ell indicated their intentions TO become good cltt-
zens aud took the oath Of allegiance AS General Hatch
has been making arrangements for repairing the North
eastern Rsroad these pctsons uro hkcyto be estab.
lished In their former positions
CHARtY~ToS SAVANNAH RAILROAD.
Various cfots been made to get meeting OF the
sockhoi.rs Of this road, both here aud In Savannah.
These efforts, 50 FAR, have failed
piltr LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHARLss
Tho commencement OF direct line OF steamers be.
tween Charleston New York has delighted every body.
This ~ thought will do more to re rcc5tabsh the old
ions the two ties than all tho power
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| LEurysAsr A. r. IODINE
| Lieutenant Dodine OF the One Hundred and Twenty
seventh New York Volunteers, has boca put under ar
res' ior his action "a '.c rc,i,s 'ns
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