New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
Honorary Statutes.


An the principal towns in tue State, this noon, in con-
cert, ring the bells and fire thryt guns for tho
Hero of New Orleans, and thrythree more for the
| Hero Of Charleston.
BRrpGKpoRr, Conn, Tuesday Jan. 8, 1861.
The Lincoln Guard of this city are firing national
salute of thirtytbree guns in honor of Major Anderson
| To the Associated Pres,
ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. g. 1861.
The citizens of Albany fired 80 guns to-day for the
| Union, and 100 in honor of Maj Anderson.
Thirty three guns were also fired by the Republican
Artillery, Capt Fredenhall, in honor Of the Union
| and Major Anderson. .r. ..
PrEKsKILL, Monday, Jan. z, 1861.
Thity-three guns were fred here on Friday after
| noon in bonor Of Major Anderson.
0hwEGo, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
national salute We fred here at noon in honor OF
Gen. Jackson's frmnees in resisting notification in
1892 and Maj Andersons heroic conduct in resisting
il in 1860. 1t was got up by the citizens, irrespective
Of party ''l t.. lLi. .,r
.- ALBAsY, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
The Emmett Guards, Capt. Mulholand at noon to-
day fred national salute in honor of the hero ofNew-
| Orleans, Maj Anderson, and the Union r
| ' Bosros, Tuesday Jan. 8, 1861.
Statutes in commemoration Of the battle Of New-Or-
leans and in honor Of Major Anderson, were fired to-
day in many of the principal towns in Massachusetts
| Maine and New-Hamrsbire. Democrats and Repub-
| Leans participated in the demonstrations alike.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
In accordance with the programme sautes were fired
at morning noon, and evening in honor Of the Union,
| Mai. Anderson, and Gen. jackson. Two bands of
music paraded the streets during the day, and there Is
to be display Of fireworks tonight.
Salu,es were aso fred in number Of the principal
| towns of the Northwest in honor ofthe day.
DETROIT, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
The Union men of Detroit, irrespective of party, are
now firing 100 guns in honor Of Gen. Jackson the hero
of New. Orleans; the patriotic action Of Maj Anderson
the hero Of Fort SUMTER for the execution Of the laws
by the Government, and devotion to the Constitution
| and the Union.
salutes of one hundred guns also fired at Kala
mazoo and Niles.
| BUFFALO, Tuesday JAN 8, 1861.
National sautes were fired at sunrise, and sun
| get to-day in honor Of the day.
salute Of one hundred guns also fired at Ere
| donia.
At Girard. Pa, an immense meeting was held,
| where the Rev Mr.. Flowers the Presiding Elder Of
the Methodist Church. declared his willingness to take
| I'D arms The captains Of several volunteer military
companies expressed their willingness to march with
their companies ct any moment to support the Union.
Strong Union resolutions passed, and salute OF
| one hundred guns was fired in honor of the day.
| DusKRK, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
| One hundred guns are now being fired under the
starr and stripes, in honor of the anniversary Of tho
Battle Of New Orleans. Military and fire companies
are parading the streets Speeches win be made this
afternoon and evening by distinguished gentlemen from
| alr,ad A s,ropo IIuon timent preyaia
CoRsISo, N. Y, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1851.
Thity,hree guns are being fred in honor Of the bat
lie Of New-Orleans and 50 for tue bravery Of MAJOR
Anderson
READTo, Pa, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1861.
saute of 53 guns was fired here lat night in honor
Of Major Anderson and 200 to-day in honor Of Gen.
jackson and MAJOR Anderson.
I uANBuR re, Pa, Tuesday Jan. o. 1861
One hundred guns were fired here to-day in honor Of
Gen. jackson and Major Anderson.
PBILDrLPmA Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
Three saluies were fired to-day 80 guns each, for
| Gen. jackson, Major Anderson and the Union.
There WIS q general display Of fsgs, military pa
rsdes &c.
BATH N. Y, Tuesday, Jan. 3 1861
The citizens Of this village, without distinction OF
.o,v. are now firing 80 guns in memory Of JACKSON
"a :, ro,.c,- of Anderson and the Union.
| 81. ALBASs, tuesday, Jan 9, 1861.
One hundred guns al now being fired and the 'en'
rung in honor of the dag of t lp''h ana the hero Of
Fort Sumter
| RUTLAND, Tuesday, Jan. s, 1851.
A national salute of 80 guns Tired here at
to-day, in oomnemoration Of Gen. jackson a! New.
| Orleans, and in honor to the flag Of the Union and
Major Anderson. The national flag, with 80 stars, ia
raised to the top of lofty lberypole and all the
church and other bells in the place ringing joyful
peal.
MmDLEBrRY VT, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
! A national salute of 20 guns was fired here at
| today in commemoraon of Gen. jackson at the bat
tie Of Orleans, and in honor of the flag Of our
| Union and Major Anderson. The national flag was
raised amid the cheers Of large crowd Of all par
ties for the hero of NewOrleaps the Union, and the
hero of Fort Sumter.
AuBURs, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
salute Of 100 guns was fred in this city to-day in
| commemoaton of the battle of Newt Orleans.
Urea, Tuesday Jan 8, 1861.
Gem jackson and his policy concerning secession was
honored here to-day, at the anniversary OF his great
| victory, by a national salute
| r.. iCAsAsDAIGuA, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
A national salute was fired here to-day in honor Of
the battle Of New Orleans, and large meeting WAS
held this evening sustaining Major Anderson, placing
confidence in General Scott, and declaring the Union
| inseparable.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
salute Of thirty three guns was fired for Gen. Jack
son at sunrise and thirtyhree for Major Anderson at
| noon. @
ERIE, Pa, Tuesday, Jan. g. 1861.
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