New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24


but hearing meautims that his regiment was moving
toward Manassas he babe bis family basty adeu
and yet off TO r,join bis command. The regiment
bad left Alexsndrs before Lis arrival but he started
after them on foot aud arrived just in time TO take
part in the battle, where he WIS severely wounded
and tuken pIisO,er by the Rebels. For five mouths
be remained in captivity, and recently returned
bone utterly destitute.
OLIVER GoLDssITH.-Mr. Richard OGorman
will lecture this evening at Irving Hall before the
New-York Catholic Library Association. Subject
Oliver Goldsmith.
FREscH EVANGELICAL CnUgcH OF NEw-YORK.
In order TO extend the sphere Of usefulness Of the
Rev. Mr. fivsz among the French aud Swiss Prot
estants OF New.Yrrk. the fine lectuIe-room Of the
NORTHWEST Dutch Reformed Church. No. 100 West
Twenty -fourth street tbo Rev. Mr.. Ganss'sl has
been secured for Sunday evening services. The few
services that have taken place there have been really
well attended Those who understand the French
language will be interested to hear Sir. Fivaz. The
servce is at "A o'clock. Mr.. Fivaz continues TO
preach every Sunday morning, at l0I O'clock in the
lecture-room OF the Scotch church corner Of Grand
and Crosby streets. in this place the Rev. G. Du-
boi- breaches every Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
There s aso Sunday School At a. NJ, and meet
ing for the familiar explanation of the Scriptures
every Thursday evening, at u O'Clock. The seats
arc free III both places.
neutrality-suspicious. at the Custom-lious.
continues brisk, and, judging from tho hundreds of
clerks rushing in sud out Of the building from a.
m. until , o'clock p. un., one would think that the
times were exceedingly prosperous. The clerks in
the entrance and clearance departments are unable
obtain the slightest respite during business hours,
and are kept particularly engaged in the examina-
ton Of applications for csarauces to Southern ports
Thus far only suffers and Others presenting Govern
ment permits TO send cargoes to Fortress Monroe,
Port Royal, aud other places now 10 possession Of
tie Union troops the Atlantic coast, are granted
clearances. One or two euterprising shippers bsvs
applied for clearanees 10 Fernandina jacksonville,
aud other places In Florida.
The Hon. c. II. Wyck returned 10 this city on Fri
day, 10 resume here tho business Of the Investigating
Committee.
CusroN-HoUsE AFrArRs.-The receipts on Satur-
Gay WrFts lNtfNTlt, Siiu 30 ~ W uVh
Warcbouse, So, ssS o.. Total, $l77,7sl2i.
HrrsAS GoSE ABRoAD.-Jobn c. Heenan. alias
the Beaecis Boy, sailed for England on Saturday
in tie steamer CRY Of Washington, accompanied by
bis brother l. is said that be Las been engaged by
Tom Sayers at a salary Of $50 per week, aud ex-
Iensss, TO accompany hs old Antagonist and his cir
Gus on a tour throughout Great Britain; bat tue
Fancy are Of opinion that hs Interior Object ia 10
make match vita the present champion who has
on several occasions boldly expressed his deaire 20
enler the ring with bin. This latter report is rredi
Gated spoa the fact that Heenan has been offering
10 bet that he would yet bring home TIE English
Champions Belt.
AsOTHre RAID UFoS rHk GssBLERs.--On Satur-
day afternoon the police made general desceutupon
tie gambii houses Of tie city. The establishments
kep, at No. ll3 Falton street, No. 2J3 Broadway,
and No. ll9 Mecer stree, were entersd and about
Nifty gamblers srerted. They all taken before
Recorder Hoffman al his Office in Wall street, who
committed some Of them for trial, and discharged
large number Of them, who were not Immediately
implicated in the busin.ss.
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Company IL, 10Th Regiment N. Y. S. NJ, one of the
prisoners taken at the battle of Ball Run, and
recently liberated by tie Rebels WAS, a few even.
ings since made the recpisn, Of handsome sword,
sph, and belt. The ceremony took place At the
Marshall House, Bowery, the presentation being
made by Mr.. McElroy, Ex-Governor Of the Aims
House. Lieut. Whyis could easily have escaped, |
but Refused to desert bis comade, Capt. Parrish,
who WIS unable to retreat, and both were captured
and sent 70 Richmond lie has announced his deter
mnaton TO reoin his regiment in the field and again
fght the battles Of his adopted county.
FALSE PRETISsE CAsE.-On Saturday afternoon,
Edward c. Taylor wss taken before Justice Bren-
nan 1t The Tomb- 70 answer charge Of false pre-
tense. preferred by samuel Whohurch. u appears
that the nc Ised ia brother Of the late Street Com
missioner ,docease1)i hat 81 yarouo times 10 hsS
borrowed from the complainant, ostensiby on befA'f
of Richard Bel, jr tho Hon. Ambrose c. Kngsand |
George Opdyke, c. Godfrey Gunther Cornelius X.
salton, J. b. Aud, Marin J.. Thompson, aud host
Of Others, various amounts, to tho SUN OF g ll9; |
tbs. complainant had Investigated the igcts, and
ascertained hat the statement Of Taylor wholly
untrue. Tho accused was committed, in default OF
so, 900 bail
MILITARY MArrERs.--Tho 10th Regiment N. Y.
r., Col Rorbatb, having been provided with arm.
and soeouteunens on Saturday morning. len tho
Park Barracks about O'Clock in the afternoon, and
in the evening proceeded to the seat Of war.
Companies y, |, II, and X, Of tho lst Regiment
Maine Cavalry, numbering $40 men, fully /
equipped and monnltd, arrived In this city Satur
diy morning, and 10 he evening proceeded to the
se.i vi war. For somo months past they have been
At Augusta, Me., and will join the lot
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