New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

Ninth avenue down Ninth avenue TO IWenty-'hird
rc.t m Tseu,y-third street TO Broadway, and down
Roadway 20 the Asor House. In consequence of the
had condition Of Broadway between Madison and
Irrioo.,cnares, the route has been changed from
Tyep,y.ibrd street down Fifth avenue 10 Fourteenth
street thence 70 Broadway The present arrangement
is as ollows:
R,ception at the new Hudson River Railroad,
Tbltieth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues;
On Thhlieth street 10 Ninth ayenue
Down Ninth avenue to Twenty-third street,
Up Twenty-tbird street TO Fifth avenue;
Down Filth avenue TO Fourteenth street;
In Fourteenth street 10 Broadway;
Down Broadway to the As,or-House, Mr.. Lincoh's
headquarters during his say in New-York.
THE NEW DEPOT.
The new Depot of tho Hudson River Railroad VIII
DO opened for the first time to-day. II s not avery
imposing structure though well adapted for the pur-
pose for which It is designed II is built Of brick, is
200 feet long by 2S feet in WIDTH with roof projecting
I5 feet over the platform in the rear. There ae'"o
entrances in front one for ladies and one for gentlemen
In the center s the tickot-oce. Al the east end s the
ladies stng.room and toilet occupyingabont one-thrd
of the building West # the tcketofceis the gentle
mems ROOM telegraph-oflice, and n1baggege-room over
the ,icket-oice IL a sTacous refrcshment saloon Had
!, been for the vt Of NJ. Lincoln, the opening oil
the depot mid have been deferred few weeks long
er, as IL is NOT qo'' complete has any furniture
boon put IN IL was uh"~ roing thorough cleaning
yesterday, and men we're busy -pqaged in making
ex,erriye platforms, 80 that there may \, No lack Of
room for a haudsome reception. y nagnhcen' -ueri-
can flag, 70 feet by IL, win be rsed at the depot TIM
morning.
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
Ample police arrangements have been made, Tie
whole force along the line Of march 70 be taken by
Presdent Lincoln, win number about 300 men, dis
trbu,ed af follows 80 men al the Tbiieihfirec' &C.
pot between Ninth and Tenth avenues, commanded ~
Cert. Walling; $50 men, under Capt Bryan, between
Thittth and Twenty.third streets $50 men, under
Capt Scbring ia Tweny.tbirl street 70 fliih avenue
5O men from Fifth avenue TO Fourteenth street, under
Capt Cafrey; 80 men from Fourteenth street 10
Beecker street, under Capt. Bonnct'i $50 men iom
Bleecker street 10 Canal street., under CAPT. Helmo
$50 men from Canal street 20 Murray street, under
CAPT. Jsm.rscn 200 men from Murray street TO Ves'y
greet, and about the Astor House under Capt. Hop
kins The GItt division, from tbe depot 10 Fourteenth
street VIII be under tho direction of Inspector Diiks,
and the second dviion including all tho remainder II
the men, win be under the of Inspector Leonard
Mr. Lincoln viii arrive by the p. m. irain and remain
until n. IN. on Thursd3y. During HE stay here :
sergeans with 2ipolicemer vii be detailed for day al
| the Astor IIouEo.
The number Of carriages ordered by tie Committee
| Of the Common Council IL twentysoven They are
furnished by T.. Van Ranst, and comprise an open
barouche drawn by Elk horses, for Mr.. Lincoln an
other containing the Committee Of the Common co9h'
ell drawn by four horses 10 bo followed by '"ehy-
= -. arff. and al -
II is not improbable however that more earTages will
| be added.
CoAhnTrEEs.
| The Committee Of tho Common Council VIII anINe
- the train tia, brings Mr.. Lincoln a. will probably
| severa' her Committees. OF the Committee Of The
snpervlsofs, i'' hatcher is the only ono in Albany
This Comin'''ee doct h"' TO Join with the Al
deTmen, but 10 ca' upon MI h---lu, and in simple
republican manner pay their respects IL ,,lalf Of tho
| county.
Mcst of the Republican organizations have taker
action iu the matter, and will be represented.
| ROOMS At THE AsToR HOUSE.
The appropriated for Mr. Lincoln at the A,tor
House, have been brought into requisi'on on seem
other great occasions, and have been occupied by
era Of Mr.. Lincolns predecessors The rooms arc fOui
in number, arc all contiguous, and from, Broad ray
They up flight Of stairs, over the ofee. Room
No. 81, the most souherly, is designed for Mr. Lin
coins parlor, and is Handsomely furnished; room No
80 Is the bedroom No. IL IL large and richly but
moi ostenaliousy furnished and ia well adapted to tie
purpose Of reception room for Mr. LinconS room No
| AZ is the dining.room.
| sFRENhDR.
II is understood that serepadc under the auspices
Of the City Wdo-Awakes will be given at ~ O'clock
tonight TO the President elect.
| POPULAR MOVEMENTS.
The acton Of yarious organizations in reference TO
the reception Of President Lincoln, has heretofore
| Ieen published in THR TRIBUNE. At the meeting Of
the Brooklyn Common Council, Last evening, Alder
man Cashow, on leave ofored Tie following, which
| was adopted
HAsy,a, The President elect Abraham Lincoln. has len biz
homo 10 hs position OF President Of the United Ss,er
elected thoreo in conformity with The Constitution th.o
10 5S,S @ fer the g5gSSb y bs o. d4s ss Ss sS h,
people OF tho City Of hroosyn are oI the Union o. ~
elect viIt city aud accept tie selcome 4, ser .ed
hs Committee be sppontcdto coopse with bis Honor the
| Mayor In carrying ou. the above resolution
The Young Mems Republican Committee of this city
will be represented by Stewart L. Woodord, j. solis
Rit,erband, j. p. Walker, +. Talknon, J. D. COs.a,
N. c. Hall, J. Spring, c. i. Strong, II. c. Robe.
The Directors of the Young Mems Republican Union
have appointed Ben +. Manierre, Charles T. ko8era,
| Thomas l.. Howell, and Dexter A. Hawkins, COM
ittee to join in tho escor Of Mr.. Lincoln from albany
| 10 THE city.
The Committee appointed by ,be City Wide-Aw"kea
comprises A. W Coffin A. c. Hills, j. K Jetireys, A.
H. Rutherford, s. A. Bunce, and Messr. Miller and
Ross.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Association OF
Brooklyn have appointed hko committee, consisting