New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05


well dressed a. be- stepped up and sad, "Pl take that
hetv Notwirl standing The occasion al unkind remarks
that might be heard from some few fre-eaters at the
large hotels citizens generally indnlged IN the nope
that nothing wond lranspne the imposiDg GER
emonies attending the inaugural and, oesphe 'pe
threatening aspect of national affairs, the further nope
was expressed by many that peace and contentinent
would soon again dwell in the land For once,
in the history of New-York, the National and mh-
nicipa lags did not float from our City Hall Oh
Inauguration day. This petty display OF Seces-
sion sympathy is due to the demagogue who
now dsgraces The May syorny Of the Empire City.
The shipping in the harbor displayed the usual IN
sigma Of loyalty and respect, and from nearly every
hotel and other public building the Stars and stripes
were given to the breeze.
TwEsTY-FIRsT WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATIONS
This Association held regular meeting on Monday
evening at No. 43j Fourth avenue, Spencer Kirby,
esq., in the chair. After routine bufiness had
been concluded j. Soils Rtterband esq, was called
upon to rt ad the Inaugural of President Lincoln The
address was received with great enthusiasm by the
large as,embage. The clauses wherein Mr.. Lincoln
maintains that the union Of there States If perpetual
ard unbroken not 10 be dissolved by any OF the States
without the consent sf ALL and pledging himself that
the laws shall be faithfully executed in all the states
were loudly cheered. The meeting adjourned with
cheers for the President whom they had abored TO
place in the chair which all satisfied he will go
honorsby fill.
IN BROOKLYN.
The flag Of the Union was displayed from the City
Hail. the Arsenal, City ArnOry, and other buldlngs
throughout the city, in honor Of the inauguration Of
Prerdept Lincoln The fountain in the Park was, Tor
the first time this year, put into active operation ana
threw q stream nearly as high as the Hall AT IL
O'Clock, Washington time the Rocky Mountain Club
planted their cannon upon the summits OF OLD Fort
Green, up went the ttars and stripes and thousand
voices rent the air The cannon of this club opened
their rude hroats in celebration Of the inaugural OF
Lincoln and Hamn. At hslf-past o'clock two COM
paniss Of the Ashland Artillery, nnder their respective
captains with pieces. fifty men each, and Mr. JOS
Reed acting an marshal with bis two aids, Messrs W..
B. Booth and w. ~ Lillee, took up their line OF
march for Fort Green, at which place they had ar
ranged 20 fire a salute the instant they received
telegraphic dispatch direct from Washington through
tie kindness of Superintendent Kennedy, that Mr. Lin
coln WAS safely inaugursted. At precisely twenty
Minutes past 2, the same was received the band
Immediately struck up Hail Columbia y and away
went thirty sx guns amid the shouts OF two thousaud
peoue that seemed TO shake Fot Green to lts center
Amer this the two clubs, in company with Williams
5urgh deputaton, marched to jackson Lots. Arriving
at this place there being cord attached to the time
honored Tag pole of the repressible Sons OF Free
dom was soon at mast bead with the glorious flag OF
he Union floating from his extended hands. Mr.
Gabriel Harrison war called for, aud mounting can
non for rostrum, he made soul-stiring speech re-
marking 4" that this was the second birthday of Free
dom, and that the chains Of fc,rruption and Slavery
forged by the Democratic party, were now burs'
asunder and the party itsef safely inferred with the
traitors Floyd, Twiggs, &C." Al the conclusion Of hi
speeeh 81 guns were fired "a for the States, and one
zach for Anderrou and Scott.
IHAUGuRATIoS DAY AT PAssAC.
Tbir,y.four gun. fired yesterday morning at tn
pretty village Of Pa,,sic, the line Of the Erie Kali
road. A new bell, presented to Dr. How for bis ne"
academy by the citizens Of the place also rang out
merry peal, in honor Of the Inauguration.
tBy telegraph
In the Legislature II New-York, on motion OF Mr.
p.nedict IA. Inaugural of Prefident Lincoln read