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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
THE NEW-YoRK UNIvERSALSTS ASSOCA-
TON.

The annual meeting of the New-York Uniyerssliss
Association WAS held in the Lecture Room of the Rev.
DR.. Chapns Church yesterday forenoon Thomas
WILSON, esq, in the clair Tie opening prayer was
offered hy tie Rev. Wa. SHrPAgD of Mount Vernon.
The Rev. Mr. BALLoU from the Committee on Die
cpiiue reported that there Wal not single case de-
nan0ng any action.
The Rev. DIR. SAWYER made report on behalf Of
the Committee on Fellowship
The Rev. L. &. Brooks read a statement, which set
forth that there IL ministers in the field, and
that 80 persona had been added TO the church during tho
past year.
FR,SKLrS JonNsoS, e.q., verbally reported that
there Was now in the treasury sol.
The following Committees were then appointed for
tho ensuing year:
Con aztec % EeiJir,s Aefsls L. O. Brook, H. Blauch
GTait,,s on Disr,pres-N,es Barou Peters and wilson
DFgao-Ne,s' r. o. Brooks, Gaylord Cushirg, and New
Si111ag Cornatee-Me'sr,. Henry Lyon, Warren Harriet
Tbs following resolutions, after some debate, Were
adorted:
arisen whereby the fede GoverDment hes been deted les
property % s nn; and vessel, gO5fa Sy e4>h' out
Hsged That We hereby support ,he Government In It's
Necessity Of appealing 70 the sword.
Rcsoires hs behold the Stay and Stripes symb, OF
C 5 5j1 in H. P Sga 81 aRfis which, WI" reverence We
Rortd fha, in tie prosnt ieoltt to reeornize
Of the North agaa't the souh bot contest Of democracy
sairta dsspoto astooIacy and that Chrs,an
people within our sphere We prepare for battle confident q.
Ood's approval Of our course
The following complimentary preamble and resolu-
ton to The Rev. Mr.. Bal!ou were adopted:
UAtyel, Our beloved brother the Rev Dr. Baion -er -
Of labor I'm the City OF kswYork and within the limits
tb Assocon, about 60 retire to another held c usefulness.
theufon,
Rire That feel II dee to him to attest orr sense Of tie
fidelity AID gAnens With which he has ahUcd and 10 record
conviction that 'or all that T. "a the present
condition Of within the hsa OF this Association
uuder God mainly indebted TO the work ho hes done and
thc elevated Christian character he has Sustained.
Re0irsf Thu tender bim the assurance Of regrets
that be lcve ur aud the hh eseef in which shall
10 hold hmm sd his family, invoking upon them the
choicest Deuedcon Heaven, and praying that Lie lie may
be- red and that tho evening Of his ds nay be
the morning evening Rave been labooUs and useful
The meeting then adjourned.
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TIE NATIONAL UNION RANGERS.

The Regiment Of Union Rangers, now IN process ot
organization by Col j. w. Latfon PROMISES 70 De one
of the most useful auxiliries TO the present
Judging from the four hours drill through when IL
men were put last night there can he no doubt Of tbs
oq;cncv ~ such service against any enemy. Already
5o0 men are enrolled for this Regiment. Every mar
,ooks as Il he was determined to be q ranger.
The Rangers viii be cavalry regiment, armed VIE
srarn'a rifles; the Colonel Gays he wants no more
eeectiye weapon in the way of shooting. Last night
onr reporter witnessed the drill which is itself milf
tary novelty One hundred and seventeen men, form
ipg one company were drilled for nearly four hours
and no man said he was tired.
After drill cime supper, and every man 10 ne pa
took bostowed his praises upon Col Latson, VINO Iul
nishes all the poyisons at his expense,
cooking apparatus Of his own on the premises WIN
the drillroon, at the OF Seventh avenue anu
Twenty-eighth street. -
At the house of the Colonel late az ii cioek,
group OF ladies was busy mailing flags for the neg
ruont. When Tie flags are finished, they intend "
bogn making garments and lint &c. Wnen these a.s
done IL is teir intention IL the Regiment Is ready
march with il wherever IL goes, and De nurses ior n'
Rangers. These ladies are the wives OF the omcen'
They are truly devoted to the cause Of their country
The Lieutenant Colonel is 0thmei DC Forest we.
with the other officers of the command have the cn's
confidence of COL Iatson; they are all looking iof
general good time and numerous laurels.
Az 10 The ColoRsi himself he has already seen -
vice lived with the Indian tribes Of every nation ~
duly prepared himself for the leadership Of the Ran
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ANNIVERSARIES.
THURSDAY, MAY 9,

AxEmc,y Bible sooErr.-Arni'gS5, fsorci,es e; Iring
Hair opposite Academy OF Music. at 10 oIiest IN.
AEERlcF TExPERAgcs UNION Apaige.sly exercises IN
the Rev. Dr. cheeyer's chuh rion square, = O'Clock
m. Speakers. eI9oS Brig Of Mass the Rev. Mr. seeye
Albany the Rev. Mr. eles, Booklyni the Rev Dr. o's''
lard New Haven I'D Dr. Tying Of Ncw'YoIs,
Cosa"fe" -, Umes-GsEop IN Place op AERfises
in cons Ssssce the City Assembly Rooms being eeeuPlsa
by -siasl of roopg the Social Reunion win be held at
O'Clock ,s evening at the Apollo Rooms, No. 40 Broadway
Tho nu. busnes. meeting win be held at the same place at
- pm
Among the speakers engaged FOR the Social Reunion arc the
Rev Henry Ward Beeche the Rev. A. L. Stone OF Boston, the
Rev r. NJ Hatfield and the Hon. Henry }. Raymond Gee
advertisement.
Erv-YosK SrArR COLONIZATION SoCRrY-AnDuel meeting
Al Irving Hall opposite Academy of Music a, O'clock p m
IysrurrIoy FoK 1HB DEAF DUxB, In Irving Hall, cor
u.r Of nog place ard fifteenth street at O'Clock m Nd
mission - cents.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

AS there is probability Of the United States youn.
teers being accepted as regiment Of regulars, they
Will soon be registered the lth Regiment of nan-
try in the United States Army. The prelimnaries for
the incorporation of ten full companies take time
TO execute which accounts for the reessness of vol
uneers, pending tleir enrolment among the permanent
foot-soldieB.
DEPARTURE or THE THHD IBTASrRY FROM FoHT
BlMILTOS.
The detailing Of marine guards for several iaen-oi-
war thar have been lately commissioned and ordered
in commission having lessened materially The Federal
forces III the National Capital roOnOrcements Of regn
ars that be conveniently spared from ports IN the
Department OF the East viii be sent TO replace
them.
The Minnesota, Mississippi Perry aai other ali IRE
pairing 10 leave have taken nearly 700 men. In view of
this fact the infantry OF Fott Han lion, nd the cavalry
Of Carlisle, Pa will be seen Ia dispatch elsewhere,
were yesterday dispatched 10 Washington, in cOmpi-
aDce with orders from the War Department. They
numbered 4l7 officers and men, and em ,a ked the
steam-tug X. 8. Mabey, which conveyed them 20 the
cars seven Of which, ia charge Of Assistant Superin-
endent Thordus left the jersey temir at 10 clock.
The officers that accompanied them were MAJOR o. l..
Shepard, w. II. Brooks, Capt. &. Sykes, and II. Is.
Shredder; Lieuts. Dickinson and Shredder.
The band Of The gallant Third slsO left, aud will ba
sadly Iniss1d in Fort Hamilton. There Is rumor that
they may be transferred 10 Fort Monroe. The troops
go through Baltimore, but do not anticipate trouble
there.
Over 800 United States regular troops utterly desti
tnte OK arms and equipments, will be due here frnn
Texas on the 10th. They constitute the force seized
~ Colonel Van Dorm at Indianola. We hear the
lny sothorties at the station preparing for
bo men, who will be assigned to duty Immediately
fter landing Whether Major sibley Will be tried by
Court Of inquiry, or not, lie unknown here. The
,esses conveying the soldiers the schooners Mys-
ic Urband and Hora W temporarily chartered for he
urpcge.
or the midslpmen that 60 into the Naval School at
Newport. there are only eight from Seeded states
"a il will be matter Of hs soica interest, appeal
be list Ia toto:
tto q Ken,ueky IA; Illinois l2 Maine, Mssssc6nsetts
In4sna ls1a. 3, California "i.eG,'r, ve,@sn.
snd, q; Hew.lsDpshire 81 Connecticut 81 Virginia. ii
tall l. Total, 1884, - /
The officers of tho Brazilian school ibip vsitei Gov
rnor q Asland Yesterday and were hon vred with ID
ne from For Columbus. The daily dri OF the troops
D The slarrd bss beer decreased one hour. There
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Soeicty but he hated the bowIe.kDife. The speaker
was at the late Virginia Convention, and became iny
satisfied from what he there saw that there could be
no peace nor Uss5n until there bad been war.
After singing My Country! lis Of lsee, JOIN
b. GoucH sosq, delivered an address IN his ususi le
yornc man Tho might yet become famous, but re-
gat.d bin self, in reference to this meeting as the
, nth wheel of coach. DIR. XIX, az the Virginia
Convention had shaken hands with John Tyler which
the speaker NonId never do, not even to big own
father had he stabbed bis country % John Tyler did,
lCheers
The Rev. DR.. GILLETTE diGmissedthe audience with
benedictiop.
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Union TnEoLoGICAL sEMINARY ALrMNI.


The niuetoenth annual meeting Of the Alumni of the
Union Theological Sernnnry took place yesterday al
tenoon in the chapel of the Seminary, the Rev JoEL
u. ROCKWELL, ID. D.. OF Brooklyn, President in Che
Ch.ir
The PRESIDENT opened the meeting by reading the
Soyensy-third Psalm, aud offering prayer.
Inc owing gentlemen We're Sioeted officers for
next years
Joel T. Rockwell d. d.. Presidents ~ C. Locke, d d.. G. w
Adims Niceresidcts Henry Beden Recording Secretary
Lonis 4. Lcdoux. Corresponding Secretary
IN opportunity was then given for the Alumni to
give account of their aboTS and experience sinee
last meeting.
Tho Rev. HrYRY BELDry Of Brooklyn, graduate
Of 1880 and the oldest present. gave come Interesting
staemont Is respecting his Lahore among the poor aud
neglected Of Brooklyn, and Of his visits TO tho Navy
Yard aud other places whore he believed good to hayo
been the result Iio announced hniself az going IA Tor
tho war; heart and soul. Though minister Of the
Gospel OF Peace am, said he, ga man OF war; aud
have sent my edest son into the field to fight the bat.
ties 81 his country esy.@r "a 2
The Rev. LUTHER II. ANGER Of South Malien,
Mass. graduate Of 1891, stated that nc was lboriDs
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BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The reserve Of The l3ih Regiment inspected AZ
the Arsenal yesterday afternoon by Brgade-Inspector
| Dodge, and every one passed muster They number
i63 men, which, with Az DOW az Annapolis Including
! o. men who sent with the 2oh keqinenu, they
| will make i ycly good show 90 TO numOCrs. hey are
al Young stont hardy men, largo proportion being
/ members of the Fire Department. Lieut.-Col. CLARK
has command Of tile reserve corp. Ihey will leave
their quarters THE morning AT 10 o'clock, aud will pro-
| ceed to the foot Of Warren street. hew-fwk, where
they Will embark the steamer Empire State for the
sect of The reserve Will be escorted by force
| Of ~ policemen.
Tie 10Th Regiment Col. Graham, are fact filing up
their ranks with ableboGied men, in anti pa ion Of
BENG called into servce. This regiment Il COM
posed of cavalry and artillery
There was a report yesterday that the lib Regiment
bad received marching orders Tbs il incorrect Gen
Duyea went TO Albany 10 ascertain II possible what
disposition would be made IN regard TO them, but could
obtain sai sfaciion. lie Was directed, however, to
send of The Of the 18Th Regiment with all
possible dispatch Ii il understood that dspaIeh has
been cent 90 the Secretary Of War, in regard to the
Nth Regiment, with tie Request that an answer DO
returned this morning.
Some very interesting ceremonies took place yeser.
day afternoon at Public School No ], corner Of Con-
cord a. Adams II Feets, tue Ccoii On of raising
a flag on toe building. After bali an hour spent very
agreeably in the schoolToOn, III singing the scholars
As.embed in front, where were already gathered
= 900 persons both ladies and gentlemen The exor-
cs es commenced by singing hymn 10 the air OF Old
Handred," commencing
Now may Me God Of grsce and power
Attend he peoples humble cry
Defend them IN the Deedfu hour
And send deliyeIance nom Oh high.
IL bis salvation ~ our hope
And In tie OF Isfgelt God
Or troops shall in their banners up
Oar navies spread their fags abrosd,r &c.
Addresses were made by the Rev. DR.. Guiou, tie
Rev. Messrs. Yerkes aud Nadai.
The flag l. large irst-olNss piece Of bunting, with
su6flantis 80 feet pole and fixtures One very
iaendable feature IT, that after eubscrbog $50 FOR the
Volunteer Relief Fund.- the entire expense Of the dag
DC, was betrayed by the pupils without any outsiae
aid.
Hail Columbia and tie star-SpapgNd Banner were
Sung 10y the pupils aud cheers given for the fsg
and Mr.. White The principal Of the school. The affair
passed on in msnDer wlivil was highly pleasing to
MI conserved,
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sse nr dean sr. have NO dspo.i.ion % . burg M

see my dear Sir, have no dlsposrion 10 ," bury III
Ish, under bu.hel" but viii ever he ready TO ace 5rd
iusii,e to whom use is due. Thus IN death we Aow
tho ruling passion stronger q ~ in hfe, ana is
with ulividoals so it IL With nauons-the kickest
SPOT found ia TIE hear; ID ingratitude.
'Af,fpt thc aesniances Of ny iegsid and e.teem.
GIo y. CHLps, eiq, rhilolepIia CHAs. <EWART.
COMMODORE STEWART.
Commodore Charles Stewart was ,brn in l71S, en-
tered the navy in 1898, and bee me captain in 1906
his only promotion in G3 years. In 1900, during the
French wan, lie fough, three engagements against
superior forces and IN each instance captured bis ad
versary. lie also re-took four captured American
vessels. IN 1901 during the with Tipoi, he took
a vessel OF II guns. His famous cruise in the Constr
tuition, during the war of 1912, when he captured the
| Cyane and Levant, is well known to every school,
| boy. 1t was at this time he acquired the name OF
| Old IrOnsides.' Although 81 years of age, he Is
anxious to take active part in sustaining the Gov
| ernmcnt and in answer 10 n friend few days sihoe'
who remarked, Commodore, don't you wish you
were a younger man 30 you could take part IN 'he
present struggle r. he exclaimed, with vlgor anc
animation, II am young eyef 70 fight for my conn
| Ivy and only wish they would give me a chance