New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

the prosecution OF this matter be referred TO the
Committee on the Free Academy with instructions
TO prosecute the same.
Mr. Mexican sal that if the library SHOULD be de.
stroyed the Board would not be able to replace half
of the valuable books now on the shelves.
Tie motion WAS adopted 10y "a Yeas TO Nays.
Mr. Waterbury moved that the Committee on the
Free Academy be instructed to insure the library Of
that institution. Mo ion adopted.
The Committee on Warming and Ventiltion re-
Tored resolution for the appropriaii Of 90 to
enable them TO investigate al the best modes OF
heating and ventilating buildings.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick moved to amend tie resolution by
adding instructions TO the Committee to inquire INTO
the quality OF coal now used for heating TIE reso
luton, as amended, was adopted. Tie Board
adjourned at O'Clock.
APPOINTMENTS Fly THE GoyERNoR.-The Cover
nor Of New-York, by and with the advice aud con-
sent Of the Senate, baa appointed John yanderpoel
of New-York City Commissioner for Loaning
Moneys Of the United States. Aso The folio sing
Notares Public:
KrSGs-Fredk ". Burke George A. L,ete Lebbeus Chap
, Jacob kosengadn, Samuel Goodwin Lewis 8. Reed
jr Geo II. Fisher. pay o. Kellogg Brooklyn.
Nsw-lORK-W IA. Henry Auonx WIN. II. Post. J. Law
renee sl,sson Francis l. McDonougb, Nsw.yolk City.
MILITARY MATrEns.-Fiye Companies Of the 10Th
Regiment n. Y. V. Infantry took their departure for
Washington last evening by the Camden and Amboy
line in order to join the main body Of The regiment,
the 10Th N. Y. Volunteers, with which they have
been consolidated by order Of the Governor. These
companies, two Of which, c and ID, were recruited
principally in Patchogue, /. l. are portion Of the
reorganized 10th Militia, woich did three months
service at liarper's Ferry. The regiment Is now
chartered at Camp Arlington on Abingdon lights.
The men are Uniformed in the elegant diess OF
the Chssaeurs de Nincennes, and arc armed viii In
field rifles of English manufacture.
This battalion carries full stand Of elegant colors
presented by the Common Council. The men have
been qulrtered at Palace Garden, whence they
marched 10 Pier No. /, where boat awaited them.
Tie ocer- of the FIELD staff and liue are as iollows
Colonel. Henry a. Weeks formerly Lieut. Colonel Of The
9Th Lirut Colone Richsr'iou; Adutsut George Wat
Quureunaster Sergeant George Hilton Comnissary.
Sergeant James ksers Ordnance Sergeant James nderson
nrum-Msjor Jane, MAXWELL sergeantMaor, Edward M
Cogrsy B-Cap,ain. Wn Harri,on; Flr. Lieut., James
4. hoylr second Lieut.. Charles T. Gould
Company C-csrsin ". Fowler firss Lieut. j. CLARK
Company D-Cap,ain. " H Ho.an; First Lieut., D. Bar.
C,apsny E-Csr,sin II. " Ryder First Lleut, William
Gardner Second Lieut., Paul Olivef. ,,.r
Company l-asa!s9 ia; cfomiei First Lieut. J. Bates
ORDERS nave been received by the detachment Of
the Swain Cavalry, now in barracks al Quarantine
to Join the main body At Washington
On Saturday and Monday drafts were received
from the Treasury DEPARTMENT n, Washington by
Capt. Bigg., the Division Quarermsster OF The
Burnside ExI edition at the Office in Bowling Green,
amounting to about $500 O00 for the purpose Of pay
ing a pcrrion Of the bills Of the expedition, which
amoant to 100000 TIE drafts were exchanged for
demand notes ut the SUB Treasury. The contractors
20 whom various sums were due coon made their APP
pearauce Ia q office, when they paid. About
SO0 900 is still due the contractors, bu. the amount
ID daily expected.