New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04


Colonel OF the Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers,
DOW being raifed in tho City of New-Orlsans
HANDSOME LTGAcY.-The New-York Nursery and
Childs Hospital IL the recipient Of s., 900 FROM Mrs
Elizabeth EIinendof of Duchess County, N. T.,
lately deceased the sister Of one long member OF
the Board Of Directors of the Institution.
Nov Is TIE TINE TO VoLUsTEER.--The Mayor,
by proclamation dated yesterday, offers the city
bounty OF so 70 all volunteers who shall enlist in
old regiments or those now organizing within 20
days from date before draft shall DO made, and An
arrangement was completed, after his Honor the
Mayor had signed tie ordinance, between the Com.
mon Council National Committee, Of which Aid.
Farley il the Chairman, end Controller Haws, by
which the bounty viii be paid either to the recruit
or his representative uron presentation q the re-
qairel Certificate of muster.
4 STAND OF CoLoRs.-Nessrs. Ball & Black have
just finished elegan, stand Of colors for presens.
lion 10 tie 18th Regiment, Col. Peissner Tue reg.
ncnal lag is Of blue elk, with the State arms EN-.
broiderei in the center surmounted BY scroll with
the inscription "ll9th Regt. n. Y. 8. w." on an
embroidered groundwork Of crimson silk. Under the
scroll is the inscription Fifth Senatorial District"
The National colors are Of red, white, and blue with
embroidered stars. The gu.dops are Of the new
style, sG.a!l American isgs Of silk, having embroid'
cred thereon the number Of the regiment Sle fame
firm has just forwarded handsome sword for pre-.
sentation to Capt. A. H. Tame; OF Whitehall, n. T.,
to be lroeen.ed by lis friends.
A Coon PRoPosrrroE.-E has been fnggesfed
that probably many Of our citizens who are house,
keepers would be glad Of an opportunity 70 show
their patriotism and sympathy, by caring for some
of tho sick and wounded soldiers coon to be sent
here in large numbers. member of the Rev. DR..
Cheovers church has offered to take six soldiers,
and minister to their wants at bis own house. Tho
Young Mems Christian Association will systemstiSe
plan OF management, by which this benevoence
may find practical expression, if persons willing 70
cooperate Will send their names and addresses TO
tho rooms of the Association, at the BibIe-House.
DIDE'r WAIT TO BIZ ESRoLLED.-John Owens,
lesidett ct No. 3i2 Wet Twenty-ninth street, was
Yesterday handed 10 the tender meTcies OF Su.
perintenden Kennedy, at the instance Of Eoroiling
Officer Bross for refusing to give the required In
formation sought BY the officer, and for using vio-
lence.
Mr. LOUIS BALLARD RELEAsED.-Mr. Louis Bal.
lard, one of the gentlemen who were arrested by
order of Provost Marshal Kennedy some days ago,
on charge of discouragng enlistments by ihsurisg
persons against drafting, was released from Fort
Lafayette yesterday afternoon, by an order from tho
War Department.
An excellent Likeness of the Hon. s. p. Chase,
Secretary Of the Treasury, has been shown TO ms,
admirably modelled IN wax, by the well-knovn artist,
c. l.. Richter Of Staten Island. Mr.. Richter is the
artist who designed the bus, Of Schiller the knt
monument placed in our beautiful Central Park.
BOARD OF EDUclrIos.-The Board Of Education
me; last evening, Wm +. Curtis, esq, President, in
the chair. lir. Stout announced that John Daven-
rort School onmissioner for the Twenty-hree
Ward, had rendered his resignation to the Board Of
School OIcers Of that Ward, and That II had been
accegted. Mr. Davenport Was aeeied Finance
Clerk, vice Mr. Cooper, resigned The School Obi-
GERS Of the Seventh Ward were authorized 10 sdyer-
tee for estimates and proposals for erecting new
Primary Sehool-liouse Oh Iots Nos. D. and ~ Mon-
roe street pursuant to plans ana Specifications pre-
pared by the Superintendent Of School Buildings
Adjourned.
FIRE IN FOURTH SrREEr.-At 3 o'clock last
evening ire broke out III the fourth floor OF the
houss in rear OF No AL Fourth street. The build.
ing was damaged 20 toe amount OF $9UO; fully ia.
sured. Damage TO the property of tenants not kIown
FiRy IL TWELFTH AygSUE.-About O'Clock on
TUESDAY evening fire broke ont in a barn belong
ing to hr. Alvin Higgins, in Twelfth Avenue. be-
tween One hund red .and-thify fourth streets. Is
was entirely destroyed. Loss about $sov; insured
for 800.
WHOLESALE HATTrRs CLosIsG.-lu order TO ia
citse ennents end to give employees n opportunity
to help the good along the undersigned agree TO
close o'clock IN the 18Th Of this month
John Phillips shethsr L Nichols, P W. Vail. Geo G.
Finn Co, PraIce BnHe, II. Ballard Osborns My.
seaiy bro, Sanger Co, Jes W Lester Co Dnpes'
Jsqie, Co. n. Prentice Wiicomb Andre Comssoca,
Seamless Clothing hanuAesory, IL n auady +. u nonsa
Nee. York, Sept. q ise..
GRAND LARcEsY.-Yesterday Mary r. Carey,
residing Ia Foy-nnth street. arrested by Ocer Irving.
and taken before Justice Kelly, changed vita steal
pTeSer,y Of Mr. Psrisk Wri vi No. rs seventh avenue
Ihe prise committed IN default o; $500 bail
ASSUMING POLICE OFFIoERs.--Yesterday Der.
RYee3, arrested and before Justice brcnn,a,
ch ed with auting Otcers heys and Mssieron OF the
Fourth Precinct wbio th. peoi their duty Ihs
accused held gss sad sdnit ID 70 bail u
! 30 esci
TuE GALEIZRr ABORTION CAsE.--Ibe inquest ID
the sboIon case q Ga.eys continued yessf
day but facts eieited on tEe te mony D.
pirties pcsted si AZ the tEtehh nv
cine, statica.Houie HIS iquest VIII ID resumed o.a}
SrSKIaG or WHsRF.-Yesiortay forenoon sne
wharf at tho foot Of stanton siest i-'. IN ~ :. 80
sad e.rt DeloG gg John Green nso te nsi "' AS's
:, ss d.ovtea To yelge Of tn property was %''V.
advert seTdsntl
= 800, n,,y H., EMO of thu uVal UWaTfs Gen.