New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

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.oeo,s 20 the Tushe o. wOmaos Library will take
Sa.s lie evening Or. Chapn ChuJcS at o'clock.
re ames 81 prominent men, and among the o-s'
,ksSers IL TIE cjantry, are announced IN an aa'ei~'
me- 3. another column the orators Of the eSeh1s'
these gentlemen made eloquent addresses over yea
sgo a. the meeting where the Womsn's LIBRARY N"'
fret eonsdered, and are warmly interested M ao p.
t;eul,rfs pleased At its present suc'es' Inc h""!
has only been oTep few days and merely iof Y'7''
oYs no catalogue beieg open for Inspection a'u 70
b,ohs b,irg allowed TO be taken ont unti Sie tae
meeting this evening and yet 1t hiss hsd az soo srbers
a,ee number of lajies, delighted with u . library
sid everything IN IT, and among them p .r;ls from the
School If Design teachers from The p Ole schoos and
,ourc lady scbolaIs from private ssbools M town,
The Library really elegant IL IS aspect and inviting
70 those Of high tastes, while fee for membership 80
yes,) is tman enOughto remit the intelligent and
refined who live upon almost nothing a feast in the
way Of fine reading 4 ine-looking young gentleman
entered the horaJ yesterday, and after careful eX-
animation Of the beoks put down the names OF three
young ladies', ts sisters the books and expressed
himseE highly pleased with TIE looks Of the place and
hoped il night &c g splendid success. The NEE log TO-
night will without doubt, be very enthusiastic at the
hast one the church cOuldn hold the people. The
library bas strons Board Cf Trustees, among whom
Gge BeDianin H. Field Wilson G. Hunt, Ere iefick &c
Peyster, the Hoe. Henry Hilton, A. V. Stout, and
other wSl-knOwn citizens.
Tn grand Wias-Awake demonstration Of the Sd
nst Jromi.es to be the creates political arrival OF
the ate. Thereafter, Douglas barbacues, and Bell
Everett " gatherings will sink into inngnli-
esace For the pat week the Com niJtes OF Arrange
rapts, consisting Of Iessrs. Frank j. While, Mr.. M.
SrIlaspie T. J. Tucker, VIM. Carock, and Hamhn
I8abcock the Grand Marshal and Marhals, have been
in daily session aboTDg perfect the details neeea-
sary to the proper reception Of the many thousand
Wids.Avakes coming from the Northern, Eastern,
and Western States. Even Kansas and Nebraska VIII
he represeute0 eide by side with delegations from
Wheeling Va, Baltimore, and Washington Inc
Hartford Wide-Awakes, under the command Of CAPT
James "a Chsker, will take the right otthe hue They
have well earned This distinction, being the first COM
ppy organized and the origina,ors Of the movement
TIE city ORGANIZATIONS have not been tardy ~ their
preparations and many transparences and decorations
viii give pleasing variety to the scene. Ine Battery
boaimen, despite the denial OF soesled boahneo s
meeting published in The Herald, viii parade ~
strong. with whale-boat % feet long, Handsomely
decorated, and manned With sturdy Whitehall boat
men. TIE German W3eAwahes VII escort 81 iaT
daInseif, rOOeo IL blue ana WhHe 10 represent tue
States. The French Lafayette Wide Awak9s' will
'hsve three very pretty cotorieres or riraHdcres
The Club have learned three chOruses to sing On tn,
march which viii doubtless have very fine effect
large Railroad CIR, mounted on wheels will accom-
paDy the New Haven Delegation, containing chorus
Of So singing 10 TIE music of a large mel)5eon
"Honest Old Abe viii split rails on a large platform
for the benefit Of the multitude and many other ius
tutions too numerous TO mention viii adorn tie pro
Ceasion. 4 fine arch tssteioy designed will if posi-
bic, be erected over Broadway at some point above
Prince street.
During Wednesday aid viii be stationed at each
depot TO receive the delegations they arrive with
smsll force Of men detailed for their guidance. Ar
rsngements have been made by the Commit &c having
the matter in charge, with the principal railroad ald
steamboat lines throughout the States for the trausp0r
iaiioD, at half price, Of the visiting companies.
The proper management Of 50 vast body Of men
win require great amount Of military skill, but the
long experience Of Gen j. H. Hobart Ward the Grand
Marshal, fits him well for the post
The official programme Of the evening viii be found
IN another column.