New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

wnIAcks rHEsrrR-NO. s4 Broadway Poor Young
Ac,nrrr op Music" La Trayi,ta"
wIsrKH GARpES-brosdwsJ. "Ros Gresorioi Or, The
y,rSo's GtepEs~Firo.awsy Tho Enchantre..7
Laura nnsSKs tHHArss--8roadway. " III s.a OF ice"
HuoS's EoTAL CHcus--Pslace Garden, Fourteenth street
BAKvJs- AsEaIcsS Mu-KuH -Hroedwsy. Grand Es,ions
Dog SHOW. Com. INIT, Whale &C., day ard nights
HAUoyAl hcADEnY % pEsION-So. g. Broadway, dey
g,1.Aa-Mc4St Hsn, No GeJ Broadway
hLLfGHAYiaNs-Stt !vesant fn.titn'e.
There viii be q concert jointly given for their own
exclusive beneht-"a combination matinee in the
new musical English Of the hour-on Saturday after
noon next, at o'clock, at Nibo's Saloon, by Mics
Kellogg, and Messrs. Cottschalk, Brisnoli, Susini,
aud Muzio. The entertainment will be neither more
nor less than that young person who is fatbered by
whole regiment, and rendered vocal by the Doni-
yeti--thefe being stage ngged-up Of very moderate,
in fact miniature, proportion bu, large enough for
he regiments daughter, and the cofporals gunrd,
and Miss Kellogg, and pr. Brignoli, and Mr.. susini
Beside the rataplan business, Mr.. Gottschak will
give his spiritual enuncations on the pano-.orte.
4 Us.DsovE TEsrIyogI,L.--TifaDy & Co. have
outfit soon 10 be presented to Gen. Dane. f.. Sickes
bv biz friends in NewYork, sa an evidence of their
confidence in bis bravery, and of their appreciation
of hs indomitable perseverance in raising the Ex-
cclsior brigade. TIE articles are follows: Com
plete horse equipments, generals sword, belt and
sash; brace Of Colts navy revolvers, epsueties,
spurs, SC. TIE saddle Is Of the Mcclellan pattern
trimmed with gold lace; and the squire, sword and
pstols gold-plaed. The cost of the present was
fi25
The Trustees of the Church OF the Divine Unity,
in view Of the continued i'll health Of their pastor the
Rev. L. II. Chaplin have aequesced in his request
FOR years absence in Europe, and have generously
voted to continue bis salary and Eli his pulpit ia his
absence. Mr.. ChapiDs disea,e, rheumatism. is sup
posed to have been contracted in bis lecturng tours
and the Trustee Lave therefore desired hin. 10 forego
occurring IN future. The Doctor viii leave for Eu-
rope in two or three weeks, to spend most Of Ls
vacation at vichy, in the south Of France.
M and Mrs. W. j. Florence ere in the city, aud
are stopping at their residence in East Broad eay.
They will commence an engagement on Broadway
shortly.
TRorrIsG or THE FssBIos COURsr.-On Wednes-
day afternoon the match for $500, between the two
we-known road horses Berkshire Boy and Hiram
Temple, came of on the F@hon Course. The con-
d,ions were 10 ,rot nile heats best three in FIVE, to
wagons, and the owners to irive The day WIS I'M
favorable rain falling all he time Of The race and
rendering the track heavy aud holding. OF coune
the attendance Of spectators was very limited, only
few leading horsemcn and the friends Of the re-
spectys owBers If the ho.ses being present Both
horses IRE well known on tie road very fast trot-
ter, and the match originated ont Of desire, on
tie part of their owners TO decide the disputed qne'-
ton Of their relative superiority Of speed. Up to
the day Of The race Hiram Temple Lad heer the IA.
vorite in the betting and up TO the start be had
"A seh, call over The Berkshire Boy. His COZ dldon
however did not Justify his being made the favortc
"a he was evidently fhort of work. ard this wa
evidenced BY the result, az be beaten in three
,trnisht heats. The time made, considering the
heavy state OF the track, was very good. We ap-
pends
o~n.I named hsr..hicc Boy....''''''"
Owner named b. 2 B.'Am Iempls.... .......
Time 2:3sl-s:Jjt-2:Ei
There will be trot to-day over the same Course,
two miles and repeat, in harness, for purse 800
s. NJ LADY Emma, .. N. Jilt, b. G. James Lynch,
aud 9. g. Nimble Dick, are the entries.
srox,YD wousDED soLDI,Rs.-Tbe following
persons having been detained in this city several
days. waiting for responses TO requests for assistance
from the States 10 which they belong were forward
ed to their homes yesterday by Col. Howe who per.
sonally assumcd the responsibility of the vet:
MN jshn.op Compsny 81 Miehis.u Regiment: Eh
Goodwin compiay 81 aleaitan ass,"sai I asn
Jer-s OF the sth Wisconsin ~,
he following persons have just arrived at the
Relief Rooms on broadway.
Hear = s,fysn.. oompsny =, I'In .h III
LEI, Allied Is. Walker Company *, 5th Maine hegnrht
Io6a crowley oo@P,ay Is Mh s,S n,s.nf o d.,
via o. ain Name Regiment Ersiss W. FORBES
Comp.u, q; sh p,hiie k.snen, Nose. hHr AT
nan n. Nam C-valy Martin Conway ComIany r. ION
ndil1a Regiment John McSue tomPany r. 10Th Iuiltn
Rsimeo Lieut. Douglas and his broihe' VINO were wo.nd
At Il. lse Of Psbrs Landing have gone to their homes
In BTandon, Vermont.
A. the prcsent writing, there are but an persons
on the sick AID wounded list left ut the Park Bar
racks.
Yesterday benevolent gentleman, who has two
son. in the army, made donation Of two rcams OF
writing paper and a box OF envelopes for the benefit
of the soldiers az the Park Barncks.
The entire staff, under Col. Bliss, were kept on
the watch, al night Wednesday, looking III vain for
an expected trsnsport.
james Whitney, the Rebel soldier who had seen
service on board the Nelrimac, was sent to ms home
in New-lisven, Conn
Joshua ChsrleswOrth, another Merinac man who
has been Yankee frhoolWas;er down SOnth, and
VINO Was forced 10 fight against hls friends, was seut
to Lis home IN Is ston. These deserers from the
Rebel army travel with papers Of protection IRON
Gen. Viee.
The following ladies are acting on the Committee
81 the Relief Rooms the present week
sfs h. & Booth Mrs. HiliaII. 4irs q kis'sl Mrs Geo
Brown Mrs. Henry V. Poor Miss Poet M'' Brown Miss