New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
THE WAR FEELING IN THE CITY.
THE GOLD EXCHANGE.

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agency in hearing" gold that the break in the market
has been attributed. Although they have been hlIn
believers in the adyaneo Of gold and proportionate ae
German combination lie said to have sold more
BeGore he openo Of fe rcar session of the Board
yesterday, gold ranged from 12Gl2l and from the be-
which figures it dropped to 1905 reactng again to l2i
when continued to decline upon the announcement OF
change, until it had declined 10 1871 At 65 p m tho
quotation stood ll9t The shipments OF specie by inc
steamship Abyssinia yesterday amounted TO s9Jj,6O
THE FRENCH AND GERMAN STEAMSHIPS.
Nothing fresh has happened at the Offices Of the French
and German steamship lines beyond the reception OF
cable telegram by the Hamburg line, announcing the sail
inc OF the Hammonia from Hamburg on wednesday,
without any unusual incident marking her departure
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoMMTTTEE-REs-
OLUTIONs OF SYMPATHY WITH THE GER
MANS ADOPTED By A VOTE OF 43 To 20.
A special meeting of the Union Republican
General Committee held last evening at the corner
Of Fifthave and Twenty to take action with
reference to the war in Europe. Seventy members were
present and Gen. CochTane presided The following res
That men and A@fsos we s iS s5,5 pe the s ass
Rsored That While Government vey aeres to its traditional
policy avoiding enanglg alliances with princes ami poien me
s,mp Of he American people be restrained where usurng
.shci ami RS SeS ' %e soe T1 se & that
SUBSTANTIALLY the entire German people bound to ourselves by the
Io That renberng France generous ally in our carly
eiei who by bis Intrigue Th the British Cane ami ms ipyoa 81
.i9srs g.es: q aa -. ,.r..
of Free Labor beyond he Mississippi subsequent devotion the
si ss PS he German sts daring or cs military ure
ApponaoI rightly remembered that the red planet Of
for fPsem iHso 80 ' rSe GeS u1 is res may Republican
liberty esisb shed Fahcrlaad and throughout the world
Eommissi oner Manierre moved that these resolutions
be referred to the Executive Committee He thought 1t
very unfortunate that the General Committee had been
called together thus without consu ana c9deren
that the matter was one with which they had no busl
ness. - :.
TO the Executive Committee, such reference would
inevitably result in no actiona AL The friends OF liberty
i'm the United led during the war
by German generals Our sympathy Is Que u ol German.
feilowcitizenS and It ought TO ne expressed elreLy
aid strongly III the resolutions conld be amended
80 to De stronger he would not object Inc qles-
ton is whether Republican Committee should hesitate
fully written and nothing has been said in favor of mon
arciy Imperialism. As for the man VINO dsgraces
tunty TO aid any movement designed to oppe him from
power. and trust shall stand by the Germans in
their struggle they stood by us ~ ours .
MI J. NJ. Thompson approved these sentiments, but
thought the Committee had no right to pass such reso-
on Have forgotten Lafayette and his sacrifices for
AmeTical Have We forgotten that IN our ate strassea
French regiment went to the front have no sym
nov foy Napoleon but have for the French people and
Ii is piece OF insOence for this committee 10 pass resO-
buttons taxing sides against them" =,
Commissioner Manicro thought such resolutions should
ia "a only after careful elaboration As lnlNldls
they might do as they pleased but as representatives. OF
Mr. ConOver hoped the resolutions would pass, ard
wished they even stronger as an OF sym
patty Prussia against the Emperor OF tie French
MI Beency would oppose the resolutions, which he
thought should not be sprung ON the Committee tIat
way may think to catch some few votes by it, bur
the majority OF the Germans are already WIN w anu
this neither the time nor the way to try TO eaten INC
Mr Twomey thought it became the Committee to hes
itate before committing the party to any such resou
tons, aud would not vote Tor them unless specially
instructed by his constituents We have botn national
ites rcDresened i'm this country and IL WOuld be eN-
tremely impairment 10 take ground in the matter WIN
Gen Cocirane Yielded the chair TO NJ. Thomas 7. Stow
art and proceeded 10 argue that the occasion was an Inn
potant one and that cordial unanimty OF action was
very desirable and, to promote TINS unanily ne moved
shat the resolutions lie referred to retlrhS committee
10 consider and report upon them at once.
MIR Smith said If gentlemen didn't like the resolutions
they could oppose Them but ne could tell them that The
YoTk Is approsching Applause trusted it might
20 out over the country and over Europe that the Re
publican party is alive To the great issue between ne,
dom and nationality the one hand and usupaon anu
tyranny the Other We should strike az HapGeom ef
ike musache and tried TO tickle the cheeks OF Queen
yeCa gd st. 3s1 4 xSre h o@r ' syapafy with Gh
those who in Germany, stood by us in our battle Tor
liberty. -, 4. .,u tho roso,,,iono 10 a
retiring Committee, TO report at once was lost by
rising vote Of about two to one. l.. a..
Commissioners Manierres motion 10 refer them TO the
Executive Committee was also lost by vote OF S Nays
to Yeas and the resolutions hemseiyes We're there
received with applause, ana inc meeting lmlnediA1ey
adjourned.
IRISH MISUNDERSTANDING OF ST. PATRChs
--,.->r., LEGION
A meeting of st. Patrick's Legion was called
at the Asofy IN Avenue A, near Third-s by Dennis F.
pnr1e General and Lieut. Thomas Francis Meany, Mill
tarv Secretary and AdutantGenera OF the Legion Inc
.ip was called exclusively for the st. Patrcks Le
zion who were to be in uniform but members OF dner
eent Fenian Circles who clamored Tor adnission 49,
nccnoied the walk in front of the building; , Ai
~ trance we've stationed two men in uniform arneu
hay
and permitted only the privileged , lew fo o1
senss had d 6 s4asn1 orders
~ nihcers one declaring that no one snoa ve POI
%ed to leave who desired to do So AZ soon as 81 tne
Were closed and locked and business commenced Not
WITHDRAWING the meeting Ss eSsauSt as With II Closed doors
d The members were pledged TO secrecy yet IN tne
ehsst Hbernsn spirit of bulls the windows we're
SS %di the O sRdewa The Legion brought
together for the purpose Of , mrht leave
thi country at moments notice it was neeeoSHS 1
II some arrangements should be mat 70 Fr,and mi
Tyny ynald 20 with any nation opposed 10 fhgiu, y,
t svmpathies were with France; for the SUCCESS o
| France was England's defeat , ,,ru,p, r. ~
| TWENTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT hEl
Tho XXIst Assembly District Republican
Association at meeting last night adop'eu H'
4 ing resolution: -, r,.,, ID, a..
Se2han oPe ~, a. lsrrr contributed sni sa'er rsas IN
~ sd sasie. and Tia. hostile eoaas q ' he N. ~
,ss the S S. s..s s.a'S: saji as nor
| THE IRISH NATIoNALI-rs.
Tho following address to Irish Nationalis's,
| -, - C,r,hons. Presideni, aud dated Phiadel-
| mia July 2, 1870 has been issued -,
py,Iow CousrRYMES--It has long pesn ap snvn
with All who pretend to deal with irsn nnort'nItx
~, . ~ ala,d's difficulty Jreidhds oPportuuity
sa n Complication European asirs promises 70
present us that opportunity ~ lts % t,, on, of Tie
d a o war Which now broodns over he Old worlG
aud once drawn Into IT, her utlnos. l..sn. Ear,,san