New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

TIE CoLoREp ORPHAN AsYLux.-A number Of
coored ladies in this city have determined on holding
a Bazsar next month for the benefit Of the Colored
Orphan Asylum. The obi ct Is worthy one, and
will doubtless be well sustained Mr.. Taos. Down.
ing, the we-known caterer of Broad street. says Of
this Institutions
Some 'esrs the poor coored orphan Of this city
uncerd FOR by any associated effort few yeau ago, soue
dcs f.opgng OF the respectable aud inauen
sol families NJ bis city Organized themselves Into an ssocs
ton 20 h-r,d these poor outcssts them home cloth
food etucsted them ADD taught them their moral nbst
on' The has been the saving Of hundreds OF child en
from ns1ry and crime aud to mai. chem proni members
Of society They have kind efficient attendants cIce
building vi q. the csnvrhi-nees attendant upon well
and who prosecuting deserve tho gratitude
ef every eo.0Ted person.
MEETISG OF THE Soys OF NEwESGLAsD.-
Emulating the example of the Hospital Surgeons of
the city, who held meeting for tle same purpose u
few days ago, the " Sons of New-Engand" met on
Monday evening, at the Flfth-Avenue Hotel to take
measures for the relief of our sick and wounded
soldier, during their short stay in our city. A very
large meeting assembled in the splendid dnlng-room
Of the hotel, many ladies being present. After Or
ganzaticn resolution was presented pioposing the
appointment Of a committee to procure place for
temporary hospital and TO take such other measures
as might be deemed necessary. After much discus
sion to the exact wording Of the resolution it was
finally passed, and the Committee appointed. The
Park Barracks will doubtless be procured, and
hencefolh soldiers Of all States, who have suffered
in our cause, on reaching New-York will receive in-
mediate care and all necessary relief and will be at
once if able sent forward to Ia ir respective homes.
IIoSOR THE BRAyE.--A ball was given on Monday
night at Irving Hall, for the purpose Of raising
money for tie relief OF Corporal William r. Wilson
Of the Is, Regiment New-York Fire Zouaves.
who was wounded at Bull Run, taken prisoner by
the Rebels, aud has jurt reached home. The affair
was successful, and the brave fellow will be The
recipient Of about 800 the proceeds of the en'ert-
anment.
THs MEMORY OF De MosTpIL.-The fund To
erect a monument 10 the memory II Ii ut Col DE
Moneil har not yet reached sufficient for that
purpose. Dir. Gaudslet, importer, No. ~ Plat
street, receives subscriptions
Cot. ToAFxISs.-in paragraph in orr paper re-
Gently, our reporter stated that the Rev. DR. Tying
had been badly treated in an interview with Col.
Tonpkins, United States Quartermaser Il, this post
We are glad 10 gay that this was an error. n'te
from Dr. Tying. which we have seen, us that
be wss treated with all kindness.
TIE THEArREs-The revival Of Old Heads and
Young Hearts at Waack affords ST.. Blake AZ M
Rural an admirable field for his best style OF dclin-
cation. II is a most charming performance. The
q ia aufb are "A
men make love in language Ike pedd'ers and Old
clotho-men, only they speak Of pound Instead Of
eepce. aud fail 10 realize the ideal OF gentlemen.
The women are par with the men.
Damon and Pythias was most successfully
plaved NJ Nlblos Garden the change in the pro-
grnmae-- Mr. Davenport and Mr. j. W. wallack in
the two characters.
The debut Of Niss Emily Boughton in TrariatG
at the Academy is postponed until Monday next
Mr.. J. w. Booth will appear az shylock IN Tie
Merchant Of Venice tonight at Mary PUvos's
Theatre.
- Peep O. Day ia continued ct Miss Keene 8
Theatre.
Mrs Matilda Heron S,oepel (, afrrding 4 mott
successful nun to Can,r2e at tue Winter Garden.
y.s AsBURGHs MrSAGrRIE.-This popular ex-
bibirion las been established At the junction OF
Seventeenth street and Sixth avenue, and will b
opcDed tomorrow evening TO tue public. The OPEN
ing day will be ,ignalired by grand procession
through the streets in the morning, starting from the
Pavilion Mt 8 o'clock a. m., passing up Seventh ave.
nue. to and along Forty fourth slreeI TO Fifth avenue,
down Fifth avenue and Broadway TO the Aston
House, up Chatham street aud East Broadway to
q. anil md I'd
avenue to Thirty fourth street. thence to and down
sixth avenue to the Pavilion. Van Amburgh, tho
ion-,auer himself will lesd tho cavnlcade, and The
elephants chariots, and Gagged animate will ali be
represented. OF course Young Nev-York will be
there 10 see the show.
MANN LossIs roR M.RcH.-The losses during
the past month, at sea, ia all, seventy seven
vessels, Of which one WAS steamer, thirteen were
shire tbireen bsrks oeven were brigs, thirty
seyen were sobooners, one was soop and one y
s,eamtng. or this number, twenty five were aban-
doned nj sea- including five ships; two sank after col
Ision one was burned; two foundered, one wss cap
tared by tie priysteer Nashvle, and burnedi TWEEN
ty-oue are missing--no doubt Iost-and fifteen were
os; BY going ashore The total vslne of tho property
Loaf and mssing, which ia $2,21i,sOo, ia exclusive OF
damage 70 vessels not amounting " total loss.
TIE PuLh,kers Circular, during the temporary
absence Of It's editor, Mr.. Charles X. Rode, who has
,aed for Europe for the benefit of bis health, will
Ls under tho management Of Air. Walter Low, gen
llsman iavorably known to the trade and literary
public. The Circular, which during the past year
has been issued only monthly, will now be iSsued
seni-mOntby.
Orr FOR CALUoRSIA.--The sloamo North bta