The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

tnguished soldier enjoyed comparatively quiet day
YESTERDAY, there being crowd, around the house
md no visitors erceptA few personal friend, He re-
NAMED A. home al day. On Saturday several dir
tinriishsd mon called upon the General, many Of
whom romaincd With him some time. In the tfcr-
noon General rhornan drove out with Mr. Scott. and
durns HE absence those who called were received by
Mrs. sherman, whose urbanity and tininess won all
hearts, Among tie place. visited wa the studio Of
an artist on Brosdwsy, who 10 preparing models for
paintings Of tho battle. Of Chattanooga and Ro's.cca
The Genorh recosnized many Of the localities at
once and pointed out where hi. boys," as he osllod
a., m, we're when tho rctcls "shslied him" al pro
ceeding which Ls saii was quite sharp, and made
him set aoag pretty lively" Tbs portraits n severh
Of LIs generals also elected commentator lie re-
NAMED about an hour and ,pp"arod deeply in'erestod
In all h, Late in the evening Mrs. sherman also
visited the studio. and examined the portrait Of her
hufhand, which she pronounced n faithful likeness.
Tho General wss entertained AZ private dinner at
the Union Club-roons Mt sir o'clock r. NJ.
Ia the evening the General Vi,itcd the Union
league Club Rooms. Special invitations Wcro sent
" s,yrral gentlemen not memtcn. u the club who
were al ptcsent to 10 honor tn tie General. Among
tho,e picrcut we're Gems. Rosoncran. Butterhed,
Sc, Lieut.. CushinN I. :. A., Peter Cooper, fsl,
Judges Davies, Reynolds, Peabody, &C., Po.tmasser
| Kelly Peter Coorcr Superintendent Kennedy, &c,
DO. The seventh Regiment Hand furnished the mu-
sic ADD q crowd Of probably five thousand per-
sons ssembcd on the Square. In front Of the club
| rooms. About nine O'Clock the General arrived, and
was received With the inost enthusA;s cheering,
| which Wa rcucved and over. until the crowd
| grew ho.re. The band atrnck up the ensDiring mu.
sic Of Hail In the Chief" While these martial strains
| OF welcome resoundne, the "chier' descended
| from his cs.riaec, md with much difficulty passed
thiough tho crowd 20 the club IA he entered
tie lAf~c plror the the second floor, he was greet
| ed with cheers, and when order was someshat re-
stored, the Hon James W. hickman, Esq,, In the
ab'eucn Of the President Of the Club, delivered an ad
droaa to the General, a iollowss
Major Gcner.l sherman on tch,f ofthe Union
I"arue club, bid you welcome Your face hne long
| RfdpheU "nud make II known t0ua. To-uilht, shrn
you tiye IA the honor Of YOUR comp nv, realize in
youl pre- elce what hitherto has been hopr. Your
d.cds have furnished our BALI y ith msny cormouo-
rative device. Atlanta thet'sIoorL savannah
fell At the shadow NJ YOUR advancing Amy, many
mcs away, aud ctpitult ed hv force VI inference.
columbia and Ra,ti hall hes. have Teen watch
here Ne traced, day bg dA', your pforrcsA when Ne
could, and whether We could or no, We seie ALVIN =
sure you would cone out triumphant tChcep ,
When Won visited upon the nj snrd and 'rcuo NJ
Nv OF South Carolina thu just vengeance she h.d
provoked, We here ,Iocod At YOU wide sweep
Inv 1cto,s the country of that ridiculous chivsfy.
wheu mer douh'ed she'her Shoman's army could
|
main tanned here, that the thing was a. good a. done
tChrc.sJ We TAXED OF YOU We praised YOU, We
otddty with wh ch you made Rar, We have f'tiNcn
a. well a, civilians might 10 do what we could all
mcut and i's defenders with truth and 10y atty. IA
one oftht mott ilstrour Of there detsnd'r'we h.uI
way ia which tod has permitted YOU TO lead ID,
, annic' you directed always 70 victory. tChccgsj
{ General sherman responded W follows;
think fcelines kindly to the hear. a, the vol
o. Il .t b. a ltu oil
home BY the MON see l,oro me- 10 {, douby tschl
aea, 70 my feelings. thank YOU thrrcioie for III,
I AitIy greeting you have -iNuu ne, and feel my
o ,'it closely Icsied 20 all Nho OCsr my voice now.
know you simply have curiosity insec me [lauehtc
and chcelr to lCoA 81 me o. this occasion. canno
tel! you ANYTHING new, tcctus. you have heard It All
b and more too ilsushier1 Bu, even II could el
not think thnt 1t would ne Appropriate do 20 her,
When ~ are sttils together around the ocia hoard
glad, With my msp Ia hand have said, to tIsc
i for YOU the coune OF shennan's march utough tn
Interest and think could, By little explanation
i max, many points ciear to you which are nov OF
It the future. All nooi -ay nov is that thank yo
. afa.a most heattl' for ihe kndly s.gtiug gu hay
Nhch you have discharged yolr trust loud cheors
!, MT. Jonathan sturgss then proposed the iollosin
y resolutions, which were adopted unani mously
= R,so,rsd That the thunts Of the Union IeAsu
u Club lie rendered 10 Major-GeuerA w. I Sherman
u ior his noble co-operaton with Lieutenant eue
a Grant in the campaigns which resulted In tue sui
a. render Of all the rebel armies. and the Iettoratio ION
- peace TO our entire country.
l. ResO we'd, Tina. the advice Of General sherman
his soldiers in his farewell address 10 them, to !
quietly 10 their homes, and tu shuu all those y h
would induce them To Join in Anv irregular ~ErfAl
upon their neighbOrA meets with the hearty appToy
20 Ol this Club,
After te reading and adoption Of the above resol,
tions those present introduced and shook han,
"a with the General who frequently recognized an o.
., friend among those who parsed lefore him. m
A. crowd who were determined not To be NDrro
n ten very clsmorous for the appearance OF Il
- hero that the calls tor sherman" became too yoci
" erous TO he ignored. Accordingly, the General vi
ID escorted 10 the balcony, and bowed his ackuoxl led
" ments TO the people In the square below. AZ fin
IL they called for light. and then tot speech, and
T. this instance they we're gratihed By the follow ii
y, laconic address
"a I cannot make inoonlicht stronger than Il
IA neither do wsi 10 exhibit myself by garlish
u. which, heiDc hrld before the General shOW ed IA
as PLAINLY I" the clowd! know you ali ant ~ see N
e. lAhe hoOd ook nov, ana imagine the rest Lheer
lle lie then len the balcony and went inside. In
IT, sponse 10 1he popular demand, Gen Rosecrans ne
a came forward and after thanking the assembase
:, calhng upon him. expressed his pride at helms Pc
I'D United to appear before many 10y men, III
p the rebellion Sas crushed, the war ended and III
~ there vas No further danger " to dreaded from
I'D workings Of treason. The speaker then tetir,
hi Ano her scene OF hgud-shakinr ennlod and then
Nv reshments we're served " tho company presel
An Gen. sLsrlAa lsa Tie bulldiRS about 10 o'clock q