New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
CITY ITEMS.


"Maxepps,' with fsyori.e farces. Next week Mr..
Booth viii appear.
At Ni6los Mr.. Forrest repeats Damon" tonight;
Mr. Rarey taks horse on Tuesday night and through
the week.
Al Hal,acps tonight, Playing with Fire." and
tomorrow night new FIVE act French play, THE
Lady Of ST. Topper high.strung sensstion piece.
At Laura Kssnes "The Seven Sisters for one more
week.
At the Boirery, new equestrian drama, The Ter
ror Of the Road in addition to the usual ring perform
apces.
At Baraam',, q domestic drama, "SmJes and Tear"
and 1.-THE Magic Well
The anniversary Of FnnkHn's Birthday will he cello.
brsted by the New-Yosh typographical Society, on
Thursday evening next, ut tho Printer Library, No.
Chambers street. Addresses will be delivered by
good speakers, with other entertainments. Gratuit'ns
,icke,s of admission may be obtained OF the MEMBER
Mr. Helper win deliver his lecture On Two Systems
Of Labor this evening at Clinton Hall.
YoRXyiLIy BAPTIST CMuRcn.-The Rev. joe. L.
Hodge was yesterday installed pastor Of the Bap.s
Church IN Egh,y.third street, between Second and
Third avenues. Sermons were preached by the Rev.
evening addresses were made by the Rev. Drs. Hscox
Gillette, and Others The attendance quite large
The congregation has hitherto been presided over by
| the Rev. Wm. Luke.
| FrgERaL OF PRoY HAcKLry or CoLuNBIA COL
| Lrer.-The funeral Of the late Charles w. Hackey
| Professor Of Astronomy in Columbia College, took
place at Trinity Chapel in Twenty street, on S-
urday, at p. m. The President and faculty Of the
College together with aboui two hundred sudon;s in
their COLLEGE robes assembled the residence OF the
Rev. DIR. Higbse previous 10 the funeral. In the
church. tire Episcopal services for the burial OF the
dead were read and chanted the Rev. DIR. Chsuncey
Bishop Potter, and the Rev. Dr. DAME, chaplain Of
| Columbia College, officiating Prof. HSckleys re-
mains were taken to the receiving vault at ~. Marks
| Church, 10 await inermeD' 10 Greenwood Cemetery
| Swiss BEsYyoiPNI SociTrY.-The annual Meeting
| Of tho Swiss BcncvoLn, Society took paoe at Del
moIcos corner of Chambers street and Broadway, on
Saturday afternoon O'Clock. About thirty gontIe
| men were present, among them the Swiss Consul,
Mons. L. =. he Luze. The repors Of tho officers
were made, and variety Of business was considered
looking to the welfare Of the Society. BY The Treas
urers report It appeared that The balance on hand was
about a. 500 The following gentlemen were elected
Pillard; vice-President, Mr. l. p. De Luxe Consui;
Treasurer and Secretary, n. Howard. Tho following
were elected as commi1aUe: hessrs David hasnin,
| A. Gerber, Egg, and echneey.
PoLIcY CoAAIssIoyERs.--At the meeting Of thi,
Board on Saturday. james Conner Of the Flint Ward
wac dismissed from the Department FOR inio1ic;ion,
and Thomas Wallace was served in like manner Tor
ahsen.ins himself from hi poe. four days Jut leave
Ofcer Wolf was transferred from the Twenty to
The Fifteenth, and Officer Bnrn- cicc rcrIa.
A Erw CAKrrr.-we have been shown by Mr..
Alex Smith carpet weaver Of West Farms, " u, a
roIl Of css,siipg manufactured by him Now loom
Of his invention, which seems 20 Of great promso
Il resembles very closely tho 1xminster has very
strong drill with hundrd diser u shades Of COLOR
and inferior in sones and general effect 10 no carpet
we ever slw It is said be much cheaper thaa any
European rival. Specimens rsay be seen al No. 80
Broadway
Tn, pTArH OF JupCr KESr--MTrTIye or TIRE
B,r-Therc was weli-Haondsd meeting on s,,ur-
day OF the members OF the ber 70 pay attribute OF re-
srect 10 the memory the late Wn. Kent. Jadge In
graham was called on to preside. Addresses were
mado BY Messr John Van Buren,, b. I. Sliman, ex-
Judge Foot the Hon. Judge Clerke, the Hon. Hugh
Maxwell, James T. Brady, Wm. Curtis Noyes, Samuel
Tiden, anl others. Tie following resolutions were
adopted: -
Rt.slred Th4i the members Of e BLT Of The City Of Now
yI ss profoundly sensible hs loss sustained b. bsm 10
,ho death Of Their late ss-ociAi- VIZ. ksut
R,tc That 70 contemplating 'ho character Of oaI dsesssd
pyoihsr VIC naturally and ondy revert :, those oa OF his
mind which gracsd bis personal dsHeag, sld H:s
Sousi 70 bis evorche.ul teursIhs wsrn sfao'or' and
genial Is hiesh o,h AID playful sp .nd 70 the isis
varied and eI,eIiyo literary and ca,, acquromen.a which
possssed IN ssch richness ard had IN sach o'"eS' ~
Reso.,ea That While mindful Of the Per'ca .!ir,ci1nS
TsrsIon Of ka professional eAog the clear and ps-saeve
method the nce power Of discrimination uHssiy
usetIosi wisdom which nlu.Istcd and sdonsd bis ca.
Ter IS Sss5Y s ca"a sa.tns isosa honor
upon DE great be inherited aud placing hia nooFy ny
by ID. .ids 81 that Of hiI iiustrious father -, -.
lenc to the afflicted family Of the deceased and that copy Of
h, resolution ,nei by the officer. OF this meeting DC Hsl
uted to ez Aad be so Pabl'hod In the ns~spPt" Of 'nS
ely.
Umox VoLusTrHRs.--On Saturday evening, an en-
bu.astc meeting WIZ held ut the Mercer Houee, for
the purpose Of forming another company OF Union
Volunteers. one having already been organized come
NIGHTS previous, at the Republican Headquarters,
No. sIi broadway. About 80 young men wero
preseut many Of whom are attached 70 the first
Division n. Y. Il. NJ Allan Rutherford was called TO
the chbr and the minutes of the lint meeting, whch
was merely informal, were read by ar. hAsser, tos
Secretary r. j. White then took the floor, and begged
10 say few ords in explanation OF The peeen, move
rnept inusmuch as many were present who were not
Al the last meeting He then proceeded to state the
reason for which they had assembled alluding 70 me
coure pursued by South Carolina In seeding from tue
IN ion. -,
Mr. assler called the gentleman to order-hia point
being that according 70 the CONDITIONS Of their assem-
bling the meetings not TO parake OF u seciona
or ,otca character.