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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

ORGANIZATION OF MOZART CENTRAL COMMIT.
rEE-The delegates TO this Committee met last
night, at Mozart Hall, No. 81 Broadway, pursuant
to adjournment for the purpose of organizing by the
election OF permanent officers. James Wadsworrh
VIVA called to the chair, pro TEN, and Messrs Kelly
and I. Fiynu chosen Secretaries. The uling spirit
of Mozart, Fernando Wood, was absent, conse.
ouently the crowd was tumultuous platoon OK
policemen, under command of Sergeant Dilks, stood
hard bv in readiness, at moments call, 70 bes'ow
their attention aud kindly care upon any delegates
who might perchance become too turbulent.
Upward Of two hours were occupied III svs.nn6
the claims Of contestants from several OF the Mius
for the high honor OF u scat III Mozart. renuns VIC
discussion on contested seats and wDio 'ne wa ~
words waged and waxed hercer and heroer, ana
while distinct sentences N tne iIn or Sa Co.
be distinctly heard 10 the ADJOINING Ieon 'A9 uoor
,ras ,udds,lv shaken by the falling OF some ncavy
bnJv Presently the door OF tue committee room,
which adioins the bar-rooV, WIS iuisiy ours. oPcu,
s :,I S,sr weighing perhaps l75 pounds, and called
80 s,;ts me escort returned, when Nike was
- nm nv the policemen, but standing position
ps;n., evidently disgusting to him, he laid himself
areilly upon the floor and craw led under the table,
where he was permitted to remain,
"wrarped ia the solitude OF his scloquy"
After desperate fight, Benjamin Rae Of the llld
Vard Deputy sheriff. was elected chairman. We
G.. Genet and Mr.. Owens were appointed CoE,'
aittee to escort bim to the chair upon ass aiillS
which he made short speech thanking his frienas
for the honor conferred.
Mr., Wadsworth OF the XVlth Ward was Chosen
Vice Chairman; George Campbell OF the Aith WARD
and Michael O'Brien, Secretaries. Capt. Me m
Of the With Ward, Treasurer; ana james 0"'''
Alter a vote of thanks to the retri,g, officers lot
The Efficient manner In which they had periorneo
their rervices, tho Committee adjourned su''s's "
the call OF tho Chair,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
THE STORY OF AN ESCAPED JERsEYMAN.

PulLApgLPHI. Monday. jan 20 1907
John Jolnson, Jerseyman, impressed into the
rebel service in Now-Orleuns in April last, escaped
from Manassas ten days since, and las arrived here
On his way home. He estimates the forces at Ma
nassas ut 10000, ut Leesburg 10000, and at Deco
qnan ut Is COO lie did not hear OF the Port Royal
victory until he got within the Union lines. The
defea, of the rebels ut Dnnesve had depressing
eject on tho rebel army. The loss was conceded at
500 killed. wounded, and missing. lie says the
I,ouisiana Regiment to which he was attached con-
tains large number OF steamboat men anxious to
escape TO the Union lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.

In tasteful groups the emblematic insignia Of tho
Department were arrangedi the ladders, torches,
axea caps, trumpets, hose pipes, books, hydrshse'
engines trucks etc., all bearing each It's appropriate
Part, and the whole design illuminated With tho
brightest blazes.
Several of the most elegantly decorated specimens
of Fire-quencbing apparatus" were also displayed
in prominent places. The Engineers were repre-
scented by Engine No. 80 in the main hall, by the
fine steamer of Engine Company No. 26-the Hose
Department exhibited Hose Carriage No. q; the
gentlemen of the Hook and Ladder persuasion dis
played no technical apparatus probably because
Hook and Ladder Truck would be affair altogether
too unweldy for ball room.
Over the central chandelier the great banner Of
the Fire Department was displayed in all its painted
glory and emblematic significance.
Wherever the special tools and implements Of the
Order could be TO artistic advantage displayed,
there they were, pipes, torches, etc., bong
grouped 60 as to add to the general fine effect o. the
whole display.
The Tbeater itself having been newly decorated,
shone with unusual brlliancy; tho pillars and bali
comics were hung with flags, and cOlorei draperies.
and wreathed With natural flowers. From tho
natare of the decorative arrangements the main Aau
WAS closed and the gueets were admitted though
The door leading generally to Niblos Saloon
All the building, including the thea,er, with its
spacious Stage, the huge dining-room, she garden
proper the spacious hobbies, entry-ways balls. and
six or eight largo parlors of the Metropolitan Hotel
in the second and third stories were thrown into the
general promenade.
With slch facilities for amusement, could any one
fail to be amused We judge not from the fact that
the music and the attendgnt dancing were kept up
long afi.:r this report went to press. HE whole
siair WIS a complete and triumphant suceessl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

BUsTON, W ~
In tho Legislature to-day, voluminoGs cori tf
pondence was presented relative 10 tlo dlihc"ies
between Gov. Andrew and Ge l'utler. sJne on H., ~
is said to be of very spicy character, parn' az
that which has reference to the appointment VI W.
fcers under Gen. Butler. .Aoroc,sr
Tie Governor charges unftness Of chara s!et
against some of tho officers under Butler. 70 when
tie latter replies charging the appointment o. man
guilty of adnliery-aliading to an officer VINO was
alleged to have run away with Mrs. branin, wnDsS
snSiismen, few years ago. The correspondence
was ordered to 10 printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
Ak A,sNqrn, psAYrR.-Iast event,

Ak A,s,grR, psAYrR.Last evenin.,, o csS. =, -,
O'Clock, seven detective police officers proceeded to
disorderly horiyA Mercer street and arrested the
madame OF the establishment and five girls, all under
IL years Of age ludicrous scene took place in the
parlor. The genius who presided at tho piano
sousred lie form into kneeling posture and ex-
claimed "Olllcers for Gods sake spare me the die
grace of arrest. l am member in an uptown
church and get salary as organist." OF course the
detectives could not Withstand such a prayer, and
answered it favorably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
NAVAL,

BosToN Monday, Jsn. 20 1862.
There are now eleven vessels Of war at the Navy.
Yard, finishing, repairing, undergoing operations or
awaiting stores ORDERS ard three on the stocks.
Among these are the ship-of.the-line Vermont,
frgate Macedonian, and steam sloop-of-war San
Jacinto. The Inc yet lays in the stream. The
Soop-ofwar that is building will be one Of the most
powerful and beautiful of her class in the Navy.
There are two months pay due the workmen in the
Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

vice, has been appointed by Lieut. Gov. Hail. to gil
Trusten Folks seat in the United States Senate.
passage was made through the ice opposite the
city eserday, and the ferry boats are low running
Two days more of mild weather will probably break
the gorge below, end entirely clear the harbor Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

Sr. JOHN, Y. D., MphdAy, Jun 20 I5U1
The steamship Hibernian arrived here to-day from
LIVERPOOL 3D. via Londonderry morning OF the ith.
She experienced heavy weather. She brought ESQ
soldiers, who were we'll pleased with the accommo-
da,ions. Her news is anticipated. The Hibernian
leaves tomorrow for Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
THE MISSOURI UNITED STATES sENA-
TORSHIP

81. LOUIS. Monday jan 20, 1867
John Is. Henderson, Douglas Democrat, mem.
Dor Of tho State Convention, an incorporating
Union man, and Brgadior-Gencral in tic State scr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

qhn are, however, more expensive than the
regulation uniforms of tho army. and for that
,ea.on the Quartermaster. General will not con-
sent provide them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
YApOLEON's IDEA OF MAKING WAR.

The following letter was written by Napoleon to
Augereau, on tao 2lst Of February, 1914;
"Wbatl Six hours after receiving the frs, troops
from Spain you are not yet in the field! Six hours
Iest Is quite enough for them. | conquered at Nam
ls with the Brigade Of dragons coming from Spain,
who from Bayonne bad not drawn rein. Do you
say that the AK batalions from Mines want clothes
and equipage, and are uDinstructed Augereau,
what miserable excuses j have destroyed 1000
enemies with battalons Of conscripts, scarcely
clothed, and wthou, cartridge-boxes. The National
Guard are piful. have here 1000 from Anglers
and BretagDe, in round hats, without cartridge
boxes, but with good weapons; aud / have made
them tell. There il no money. do you say But
where do you expect TO get money bat from the pock
cts of the eremyl You have no teams ? Seize
them You have 10 magazines Tut, tut, that is
too ridiculous! / order you to put yourself in the
field twelve hours SITTER you receive this letter. IL
YOU are still the Augereau Of ;glioDe, keep your
command. Ii your sixty years are too much
for you relnquish il TO the oldest OF your general
officers. The country is menaced aud in DAGGER. 1t
can only be saved by daring and alacriy and not by
vain delays. You must have q nucleus OF 5000
picked tToops. i have not 20 many, yet have
destroyed t1ree armies captured 10000 prisoners,
taken 800 pieces Of artillery, aud thrice saved the
capital. The enemy are in fih fl GIT upon 1royes !
BE before them. Act no longer rs of late Resume
the method and 81 irit of '93. When Frenohmen see
your Plume waving in the van, and you, tirt OF all,
exposed to the enemys fire, you will do with them
whatever you will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
THE STEAM-FRICATE HARTFORD.

PhILADkLPHIA, Monday Jan. 70, 1872
The steam-frgate Hartford dropped down to Fort
Mlin yesterday afternoon, and will sail as soon
her powder can be taken on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

his position Minister to Russia he having been re-
iieved at his own request, will probably go out by
the next steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

Az ISsIDE VIEW os THE REBELLIoS.-Last
evening C.l. T. d. Thorpe addressed large au-
dienco in Dodworihs Hall on "An Inside View Of
the Rebellion Ex-Mayor Harper occupied the chair,
and OH the platform were the Hon. Eras,us Brooks,
Hiram Barney, esq. and Mr.. Ggnoux, the artist.
The lecturer illustrated the general poverty Of the
Southerners previous to the rebellion by series OF
funny stories and showed the Rebels had but carried
out the legitimate results Of their teachings for
generation. JET. Davis was first known in public
life IA "A Repudaiionist. Calhoun vas worse man
in his time than Burr had been, or than Breckinrdge
now il. Bishop Polk Ind been the pastor of the
lecturer. and the lns words he remembered having
heard hin utter were: lie who would divide the
Church wonld cruelty Christ afresh and to-day that
good man was ranged with Rebels against his coun-
try. lie world d0ughfdce had Its origin IA Mr. Kan
dolph Of Virginia pointing his finger scorntuliy at
Mr.. Chrkson of New-Yors, while the latter Was
making a speech in favor Of the adoption OF the
Missouri Compromise, and saying TO him, Dough-
face doughiacel Gen. Pillow was Tor all the
world like a bantam rooster. lie was the first man
who went to Nsw-Oreaus with epauettes on bis
shoulders, aud darby seeing him leave bis hotel
one morning FASTENED to the landlord and informed
him that he saw soldier carry out one OF the par
lor chandeliers on his shoulder. The widow OF
Batchelor, the Irisluan who was killed during the
not al Boston oceasoned by the arrest OF Anthony
Barns was now receiving pension OF sqnai amount
win tie widow OF Gen. Worth Balcheior was eh
eag d ut the tine Of his death in defense o. South
crl rights; Gen. Worth was Northern man. Ib,
lecturer hated that class Of men in the North whC
aeitaied questions which divided public opinion
without tolerating honest discussion, instead
of Offering 10 reason calmly VIII Others, -
that all might como to gone point o
happy agreement, aud the nation be united; but b.
ha'e far more that class of Northern men VIII
always were ready to lay Northern rights ut th
feet Of the South. He described percent position
of the two armiee--the Rebels were kept waltz.
behind batteries, and the Union army wps " bonn
handful of red tape. lie concluded by saying tia
now there mus, be no hnliing. We must light. w
must never compromise. The last sentiment was re
ceiyed with eptbufiastic applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

The DEFEAT OF GEN. ZOLLICoFFER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

TIE EIGHTY-FIRST n. Y. REGIMENT.
OswEso. Monday, Jan. 20 1852
The Slst Ncw.York Regiment, Col. Edmund Rose,
left Fort Ontario this morning for Albany en- route
to the seat of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
THE NAVY APPROPRIATIONS,

Important Changes in Naval Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
The WAR FOR THE union.

tn. treasury DEMAND NOTES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

TIE CONFIRMATION OF ARMY NOMINATIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

The Government Financial Measures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

cheerfuy volunteer but mu,t respectfully decline
vice requested until opportunity Offers to ate
with the fsg oicer RESPECTFULLY.
MELANCHION SMITH, Commander u. S. N
ELIAS SMITH, esq, Ship ISand.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

IMPRESS MERCHANDISE AND PARCELS sHfr-
n ped 10 Havana by steamer Columbia until "Wednesday,
sept NJ At ricck. and by steamers Hammonia and ksN
gsrne fvs Europe, U0,Q FRIDAY. Sept ", ~ Y ",
NORRIS Exptcax Aa,4t ssg3cl
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
THE lxEnELLYCr.
!, o,yicr or Army cloralss AND EsulrAor.

L A
NO; oos BkoADwAr ksw iosk, August 10 1852
Clothing and Camp and Garrison Elipase for the new
. for s s he dsrs arms Of h
s ss sna g " make e and md material % that
Gss. and Eqapaes in this city spscaosons sns
sapp sshoaid state !he articles which proposed
sarss. ,s p nifty offered and he price 70 for each article
h * qs are incurred BY Il"
Tss 9cIlomips embraces the principal supplies need
ed Assro r.Es OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Costs conesai Of engpeers ordnance artii
tafon Jackets eonassdA Of cavalry artillery infantry
-vs Uniform a fn, trousers cossn Of fs0ss. h0rssusa
Drawers--Fsnnel aud knit
shirs--flapnel and knit
Great Coats-Fooinen and horsemeA
Blankets-woolen and rubber
Sack Coats, lined and unlued
boots, Bootees, Lsggns, StockinW
Uniform Hals--Trmrned and uatrimnsd
Forage sc Caps psf Reorui.s-.Casalry ana Infantry,
Cap Covers, Stable Frocks Sashes.
HaversAcSs, Knapsacks. CanteenA
ss,s Or sbsy MSuisAaE rsA. ceum.. .,
Ekss2as Essi%ss,ai na5si Color. s!!..sss, !!.sss..
S.,iss.si Isa.Is Color. ss%r sss Kssssl..
Garrison Flags Trumpots
Recruiting Flag@ DrumA
Guidons, Fifes
vOOKS--Ccmpany Order.
10. Clothing AccounA
DO, Descriptive
Do Morning Report
Post Order.
Do. Morning Report
DO. Letter.
DO. Guard.
Eesmensa general usu. ordes
Do. Descriptive
Do. Index.
DO. Order.
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning. %ort
Inspection Report.
security will be required for the fulfment q every
tract.
proposals received by the day from
date OF his advert senen will be opened ~ Of that
day and articles Immediately needed will be awarded
the lowest responsible bidders present Contracts
her supplies will be awarded from time to time favorable
bids received always TO the lowest responsible bids
ceiyed ulfHo the time Of making contracts
Proposals be endorsed Proposals for furnishing Army
Supplies and addressed to the subscriber
BY order Of the Quartermlsier General,
Lieut.. Colonel D. II. yINTON,
Deputy Quarermasser General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
DROPosALs FOR OATS.
QuAarEaxAsrER's DKpor,

l. QUANrEHNASIEkS DhP0T,
Pro asx win e 1ssssd a ! This Sce
,u.psnas as win ia Ave hun nsndrsd
snay up bags about two saeh
to SEEKS 10 y e a Without
other point on the Potomac Depot may
direct within ( days from the date Of the such
longer period as may 1e rHnpdspGs aSrIsd spGS;
ns % ma har ane ro & o. a e gsas @ on
Sashe Sd bid lie
bid viii e considered individual proposal Of the part
Proposals disloya parties will not be considered and
an oath Of allegiance mus, accompany each proposition
s.ant oasrarmaser United states Army AleSasdia va
and should be plainly G1rsf GUARANTEE Oats"
The ability Of the tdsr 70 M the contract should Il ;.
perso MS whose signatures must be appended 10 the sua
The responsibility Of the suarantors be shown tn.
official eesse o. The clerk Of the nearest district court OF
opens will moi 0~ be
bends in Of nve thousand dollars signed by the
cpn,raeo and et o. his snarantors wil Dc rqnred Of
As he bond must act9mr.ny The sea.rsc' 4 viii be neeea
ry Tor The sdssrs q nase so ] rea Sa 70 be-
duced when The contract signed Bsnks bonds be
personally. b, letter Or By telegraph
80. FORK or GuAiASrnE, =,
.ss e
Win the terms Of his propos.on and ha should bis
position be accepted he will INFO contract in
accordance herewith,
Should the contract be awarded him. we prepared TO
become his care-.
TO this guarantee appended the official certificate
~'o'e iNspECTIoS DELIVERY, &C.
All Oats contracted for under this advertisement wiz be
rgdy Inspected, and such do good sound
merchsntIblc quality will he rejected.
Payment to he made from time 10 time as the forage
de..red thereafter The Depot Quarermascr
shall bc in funds
ANY inionay in the bid or oniormAuc with the
terms OF this advertisement will insure the rcJecton o the
proposal.
Delivery to be made such wharf at the city Of AeIsn
dria. the Depot Quartermastrr may direct
The Depot Quarternase TO himself the right ts
reject any bids that he may deem hign for o,neI
sufficient
and Depot QGarternlasier.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
NAVY BEEF.

NAVY BEEF
NAVY AGENTS OsrIcR, NEW YORK Sept. IL, 1862
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Navy Beef'
will be received at this oce until Monday the 22d day Of
September at IL O'Clock for supplying 600 barrels OF beef
tree Of all and risk 70 the United States at the Navy
Yard a. Brooklyn.
The oeef must be from well faened CATTLE and must
form as near possible ia quality to the assumed
for navy beef and the usual inspection of the Navy
Yard The barrels must be according TO the Navy standard
Every offer must be accompanied by written guaranty,
signed by responsible the effect that
he or they undertake that bidder bidders will IL his
or their bid be accepted enter into Obligation immediate
y, with good and sufficient sureties to urnish the article
proposed This must be accompanied by the
tcate of the United States District Judge District Attor
ney Collector Navy Agent thai the able to
naie good their guaranty No proposal viii be considered
unless accompanied by such guaranty Full particulars
be aseraned upon application to the inspecting officer at
the Navy Yard.
The above beef is purchased Of defauug
tractors and must he furnished Immediately.
T. HENDERSON Navy Agent
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
IlAlL TIE GLAD TIDfNGs.
Ii the ptoFrctors of tue parsan Cabinet of Wonc~rs
Jo3 BROADWAY. 5os RroADWAY.

Ha,r made extensive additions 10 their already famous In
Situation Ihs public there sights Of truly
sa"th inding Startling and astonishing kind These
ltrvr Nature ruiy peautiu
consist Of thlg Wonder al, Extraordinary Nyrts-
~ T.rtc, Marvellous Estiing Surprs ng EXQUISITE.
GLORIOUS, Ctisous soutnSpiFine LOOK - the great
oul ee,a 1he world, shs indeed perfection and
unsurpassed for lrac. and feminine bslnty.
uuy 10 III 10
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
(,oRCoRAN's IRI SH LEGION,
" HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH REGIMENT,
CoRCURAN'S IRISH LEGION, sT BROADWAY,

CORCURAN'S IRISH bEtIUN, 80 BkUADWAY,.
NV YORK, Sept. l5, 1859.
An persous mustered IN this regiment Who nor
the cy bounty, will appear at their headquarters
Tuesday Sept l6 III 10 A. NJ to receive their bounty and
proceed Immediately camp, leaving headquarters ri IL
o'clock All persons mustered in this regiment appear
ing nj II O'Clock NJ. will bu considered as deserers aud
treated accordingly Co,hng So, a., provided q head.
quarters Ry oracr OF Colunel WM. McLNIbN
liUeH q tLcop. Adutas~
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

VYHELAN's PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
aud otsbination Cushions, the best and only relabe
tsbes ms factured sale reduced prices For sale
ous by PiiELAN COLLENDER. 6S 10 60 Crnshs street,
New yoek
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
| l,oRcoRAN's IRISH LEGION
FIFTH REGIMENT
COL WILLIAM McEyfI.y
L uss No Hroag

COMPANY r, sIxTyNINTH REGIMENT N. " s. NJ
u THIS gallant regiment is again going take the neid
the first regiment OF Cocoans iish Legion Young neu
wishing 10 ioin first rate apply Captain
Johp nay 40 0rand street. and the Arnory
Grand ana Esses streets also a. the ient IN City Hall Park
IOHN DuffY. CariaIn Co v.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
WATCHES, JEwELRY, .se.

NY PERSON HAVING GOOD GoIn WATCH AND
n Chain sale low price, ind buyer Dy
addressing ueny boa ia Herald ethce ivInl description
aud price.
l,AMEI, HAIR sIIAwLs, plAM0xDs, OLD GOLD
~ ana Silver LOUIS ANRfCH, T23 Srosdway, under the
New vork Hotel promises the highest price
lair sbawls Diamonds, old cod and Silver broken jewel
~ Persons having articles dispose will receive
~ rer cent more than At any place, paid city
money without being compelled to take other goods in
! exchange. IA BruadN sy.
TlIANoNDs BOUGHT, AND THE EXTREME VALUE
IL paid. especially ior Rae, large stones India Camels
liar ,hawls tsen In exchange Diamond dewefy or
hoash toe cash b. ~. PLUME. 5e sntissv; 70 10 aud
\ 2ta cnis.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16


81 HsiAard Pups, OF the puest breed. also one large
81 . purest hrced; good waica dog imported Rod
Terrier o. A. ~ hrtrd fnNhnund Pups pa< ~
Rack ana ~. small syed good rstters, Run refrer
Pun mouths old. lnqutrc " dt'HN 'NAA y. ksaa
tct a. ,gsa uDyl.