New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

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Fiddle. R Mcclure W p: pousla, NJ Buoci mi FI'n,'
s%i,b Frsd M..ds5 D.vey, jchh l. Phil ip G,e.hagH
comprising nesry al the .hisrs, musioisn' sad rns
.UsIoS yoLUsTErRs.-Company A Fhst Regiment
Union Volunteers met for dr on Wednesday eveniugs
q cir headquarters Mercer Honse. This is prosperous
branch Of the prsseworby volunteer movement on the
rar Of the young men Of city which cannot he TOO
wen appreciated by all who possess rue attachment to
the Union Many Of - st youg men are very repecta
Div connected and they represent all parties, 'ecsin-
ridge Democrats included Last night wss their third
meeting for drill. Already they through the princi-
al movements quite satisfactorily. There are now
more than two hundred members, and their numbers
are constantly Increasing by seyerl dozen per week.
| They are divided into two companies named and d.
Company IL about 10 be divided into four divisions
and Company ID will coon he divided into two making
in all regiment Of Ave companies. They have offered
their services the Governor Of the State and received
the promise of precedence in case occason calls for
them. An organization Of high-spirited young men,
banded together in this way, and on suchs principle
cannot fail exert a noble influence, and the move
deserves he duly recognized and appreciated by
the community.
meeting # young men was held at the Adriatic
in Hudson street. on the same evening for similar pur
pose The chair was occupied by Mr. Henry de Frame
who stated the object of the meeting and then repre-
seDiayes from the companies made favorabl" reports
Of the progress of enrolment. preamble and resolu
ops were then offered by ex.Alderman VIM Wilson,
and adopted, as follows:
Hho,a The Feeders. Talon Is ~ innin'n, dnser Of a9.
uon armed bodies Of having foreby add mia ~fnly
taken and holding nrrh- pos'ion 90 th' uovc,nu'-n
Cusom HoUses al which propery beonst h- whole PEG
| pie irespeoti'. Of any State authority and
Whoea Sid ann I'd bodiss have wily hrei upon and a.
m a. Ss'Iy or s. . S.p,ens f i've
causing ..fety thus Interfering With their due-
citizens ard soldiers under the protection and In tbs employ
uboto said .rmrd OrEsoired 5ndrr the direction
s1d seDTSi # goye. OF Cor S1 % gs from
The nation and independent govenn1n,'n d.h'nce ~
foreign ister,,nce on H. oontinsui ~ .abreron
sd the 5s'af & ,he most sse s,'sd ard pow
Rt.or;a Tat y,irt 90 peevs ,s inio,y o. the tn'Gs
psiy fesn.,, o1r Rspe.srtivs, e. Cons--, aeubed
.nef .aeh ,casp, . the Consultation a.
Re,oItsd That n he words Of the pa,r Gen J,s'.n q.
nf M aa, be- dep.cs .. r,yoaii1usry rebellion
ssssmbag's act, no ma'ie by wht authority crest md
by other thar that authorized bJ the Con"u
| ton ofihe II tied State.
enforce the laws and take .neh l.isp .s ti;s
trad" and ooAmercs In all aud very port In
i he
Rs.ofd TLs for the mote prec, and esect h c,yss out
he pne IN sc , fo,o yanT..I b sH o.
SIss TO 20 ss' ~. o'fr Goyo f s Pdc Of
,b ied state, 10 I'D ana assist On supprnE revolution
and evening hs State STATE Of the Union
After The resolution 10 form battalion, ex-Aderman
Wilsop was elected Commandment Of the battalion, with
power to perfect the organization. The meeting then
adjourned subject TO the call OF the Chair.
hundred, Of anxious people were at the Controller
Office get their pay usual, and great was their
yief 10 learn tia, there funds for them, the
| Common Council having failed TO make the neoessary
app,oprston This state of affairs has not escaped the
attention Of the Board Of Supervisors, and law has
been drafted, which will probably he forwarded 10
Albany today or IA a. il reoeives the Mayors
approval authorizing that Board to raise money by
iaxes for county purposes and 10 borrow money IN an
,icpaton of the collection thereof The Law authorizing
the raising of money for city purposes will not be for
waded until after The amount required shall be deter
mnoi by the Common Council
LAUNCH CT rHg PILoT-BohT WV. H. AsrISwaLI.
This versel was launched at ! o'clock yesterday,
from the yard Of hefss j. ID. j. B. Van Deusen,
her builder nj the foot Of Sixteenth street Ess River
number Of pilots and large party Of hfes we'e on
board, ih member Of the family ahsr whom che is
nsmed who ctristsred her by breaking bottle oil
champagne on her stem. The boat " 100 tons bu den,
length 70 feet on deck; KEEL ~ fest; breadth Of beam,
10 feet inches depth of bod, feet pches; Arnnght
forward 6fcet, dnus ht a. fee inches; Length OF
ror,mast f6 feet length OF mainma.t, :! feet; lengh
Of nfin boom, 46 feet; Of foro ggf n feet Of naa
g,T, 81 Il e She has q rocking keel o. - inches h'r
keel being % inches deep and sine has heer on deof
cf feet which gives her very graceful and buoyan'
appearance ~ SIZE hs on tho water. Fer cost WIS
5000. and sbe T. owned by tie following Now-fGk
pilots: Capt. Waller Brewer, George Berger, John ~
Dale Gideon NaI,s. and VIM. Anderson. Soc also
carrie a boatkeeper AMI si1 nsndS
| RiPuBIIc,s CTsTRAL ConMiITTH.-This Commit
toe met on Tuesday night u No 6lS Broadway, for tAe
yuJoo Of perfectirg the orcanta,isn for tho year
| 1861, r. DclaRed Rniitb President in the chair
Sheridan Shook and DR.. Fo<r.ch were excited Vice.
Presidents; John Reyser. Treasprer; d. S. Durham
ard George Gruniay, Secretaries; and John Brady,
serg,anist-Ar~s Mr.. Kelly, tie late Treasurer,
p,e,cnted ri. report and received vote Of thanks from
tho Committee for the ale Kramer in which he had
discharged the du,ies The following resolntous,
offered by Charlie s. S1eno5r, were adopted:
Ro.lged ThAt b. thanks ofhe RssssbcS C-o'r' Csnn
G at CT, oKsSfn a. h.S 'Is y. can e 10 Of 10
Lrise st.,e 70: d. n,nly Rtroee. rl,i. II M;s
stSe.n p. f H Ss & .aS . .. &
nsstly rnes.s h, Republican snbe' n Congress IL
Power.
ARREST OF A GAKo OF ALLEGED CsUsraHFIIrERs.
Mr.. II. c. Spaldins, of prepared glue notoriety,
and the manufacturer Of certain kind Of pills, recently