New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

adult spectators The flag pIesented oy zoe teach
IL hosted BY George Washng,Sn s y.
esq Chairman Of the Board OF sch9oi oiVcls VI :ue
Fourth Ward Addresses were made on the occasion
by Messrs. DonneD End Casserly, and 6he Inidren
sung Tho Star Spaneled Banner " The rag OF
our Union" and The Red, White and Blue. -.
Yesterday the dag OF Lawrence TOMB, DcaiinS tno
immortal words, Don't give up The ship ), was
rised TO The ton of the cross on the seepe OF inny
Church, in sight of admiIng crowd out S"S' Va
wind destroyed the bunting. @
THE MINIsTRF Mountaineering i'eN; -. ~
Ipekip Of the Ninth-sreet 81 T.. Church ia wiling 70
take chaplarcy in come marching regiment, and his
wife contempaies Offering her services rs nurse vi
this step involves a serious sacrifice on tao gil.
of thi. worthy couple But in cause so l'i'' anu ~
such uncnre, they feel that they Should De loE"Su
to set an example OF devotion to their county mI'
lnskip's sole motive in this matter IL desire 10 10
good lie does not pretend 20 lie fighting man pnt
he can by Gods blessing comfort aud ~ ife o.ueI'
for the good work. Ills little all he will most cheer'
fay lay on the altar Of Lis county. ,
kECGUIrISC OFFICES FOR oLUNIFIR'.-Dr' 4.
T.. Martiulala and Mr. Z. T.. McIighe. MEMBER OF
the NeW-NOIk bur, have recruiting stations LOT IS
enlistment, of for rhe companies, TO he attached
to rstTgle regiment aud to during the war at
the of Thiriy-siXth stree. aud Second avenue,
ILrty-frst street and Second avenue, also station
aud drill at No. LOCI Broadway lhey VII
have to call the public for aid TO assist tlen IL Ls
organization for which purpose subscription il''s IN
be prepared aud received BY DR.. MarimcaIe, ~ tie
Office of Judge IIaguer, No l67 Broadway, also oy
p. r. McTiyfe. at bis Office, No 10 Broadway and
No = Deg street. Rations &c. Immediately provided
for those needing subsistence.
GUS BoATs WASTED on THE MIs5IssI?PI.-T Gen
eril Government will need fleet Of steam gun-boat5
on the Western waters They should be constructed
Immediately. They should DO st9unch and swilt, o.
several sizes and should carry one or two heavy shell
or riiled guns EACH Such boats would be OF neslia-
BILE service in reopening the navigation Of the MissS
sippi river. Missouri Den'
A USiOS Man HUsG IN TESEEsSRE.-We learn
through Tie Memphis ArGaRcie that at the first sta
ton beyond the Tennessee River. on the Memphis,
Clarksville, and Louisville Railroad, a man was hung
by the popuace Thursday, for ssng Hentments
unfavorable to the South. He WAS known as squire
Nichols
SCARCITY OF PEEcU5sIog CAPs.-Thege il a great
scarcity Of percussion caps in the Southern Confcder
acy and heavy bonus ssld to have been offered oY
the State authorities of Virginia 10 any one who VIII
establish percussion cap mandatory in that State
JUICE Albert Jackson OF MBsoCRL-Some
DAYS ago we heard thu. Judge jackson was having
trouble in Of the counties OF hs district on account
of his strong Union position and declarutlohs; Inc
particulars have 10 hand. The trouble ~ Ripiey
County was caused by an order of Judge jackson,
requiing all attorneys pracicing before his Court TO
renew the oath of allegiance TO the Constitution OF Inc
United state, pain OF being prohibited TO appear as
council in civil or criminal cases. Al Greenyille,
Wayue County the attorneys took the oath, though
with much reluctance; but at DOnphan, IN Ripley
County on the I'D nit, the lawyers refused the OATH
md the citizens took possession Of the Offices OF the
Sheriff and Clerk and refined TO alloS the Court to
it, A meeting was held dcnouncing the order OF the
Judge. and ~ Sing lin to revoke it. Judge Albert
Jackson never reyokes. lie Plays clean aud close
hand as ever Won ia the world Missouri Dem.
Il Is rumored that Jealousy exists between Davis
and Beauregard. The latter looks up 100 largely for
The Presidential military aspirations, and there may re-
suit trouble among the rebels in consequence
Tennessee STATE CoSvYSrIos.-The Union men
If Tennessee met in Convention Al Nashville on the I'd
pgt. aud nominated for Governor the present Lieut.
Governor. William b. Campbell. The Hon. Emerson
E,heidge and the Hon. Horace Maynard participated
in the Convention which RETAINED from putting forth
any exposition Of It's principles.
A sKELrroS AT TIE TRAToRs FfAsr.-During
the las, week a guea, fair has been held at New-Or-
leans for the benefit Of the rebel volunteers Of course
al are out,yardy enthusiastic FOR the Secession cause
that very different sentiments cherished in secret
may he inferred from little incident that occurred on
Saturday. Some persons, while Mrs. c. NJ. Hancox
WIS absent f,onl her stand, the Southern Rights,
pinned the following note to one OF to ornaments
TIE Bowers Of your Southern Psh ,bl, hsve s, wthcred
ra ysu @ hly. 10 srrt. chem with Yankee blood before
they vii bloom sg-ia-'
The Ne Orleans papers are furious over this event.
and apparently alarmed lest IL should prove the out
cropping Of some formidable conspiracy.
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