New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

the complimentary movement are our most distin-
gushed literary, judicial and military citizens, and
they cordially invite all persons wishing to do honor
to our distinguished statesman general to meet with
them this afternoon. Grafullss full band has been
engaged for the occasion, and the reception will take
place ia the large dining hall Of the Astor, which
will be tastefully and appropriately ornamented for
the occasion. 1t will afford an opportunity for the
many hundreds of our citizens with their wives, to
paw their respects to the General and his eStimable
lady.
The PRoposED RECEPTION OF GES. BAYgs.-
A meeting of influential citizons was held on Satur-
day afternoon, at the Aston House. to make the
quste arrangements for public reception to Major
Gen. N. z. Banks. Judge Peabody occupied tie
chair, and Mr.. Cephas Brainerd was chosen Secre-
tsry. Mr.. Chas. Stetson stated that although Gen.
Banks and lady felt highly complimented on learn
ing Of the intended demonstration, tho General
could name 10 day on which he would be disen-
gagged. Addresses in relation TO the patriotism aud
fidelity Of the General were made by Judge Pea
body, Cephas Braineri, esq, X. II. McCurdy esq,
Edward Warren, Gen. Wetmore and others, when
it was decided that u Committee Of twenty-four
should be appointed TO wait upon the General aud
ascertain his wishes in reference to the matter The
following are the membersof tie Committee:
Col Montgomery, P. NJ. We,nOrs, Robert II. hccurdy,
George W. Blu.t Chas. Could Johu PaiE, Noses Taylor
Henry Davies Ethan Allen, Elliot, c. Cowdn VIM o. Lam
bert. Edward Warren James Warea. Jas A. Bnsg', geo
0oi,Sc' b. F. Msnieffe, John T. But,er,ort1 Moses II.
GTnnei Frank T.. Howe Cha, II Marshall, Ccp Ezfs Nye,
Capt ". Murfey K A. LShrop, JOHN fich' VIM Curtis
Moves.
The Committee subsequently met and appointed
Moses Taylor, Charles Could Il. II. McCudy and
Charles II. Marshall as Subcommittee 10 wait on
Gen. Banks, Judge Peabody acting ex oflcio Chair
man Of the Subcommittee. The meeting then ad-
journed to 3 p. m. to-day.
BOARD OF ALDERNEg.-At meeting OF this
Board on Saturday the nomination Of Elliot T.
Cowdin for the Office Of Street Commissioner was
rejected by vote Of s to 5.
Nj. BooIe offered resolution eulogistic Of Gen.
McC elan. and directing the Committee on National
Affairs TO visit Trenton sad invite the General at an
early day 10 meet his felow-ctizens OF Newly IN
the Governor Room.
Mr.. DAYTON opposed the resolution, on the ground
that /. would be tie OF mourning unnecessary
expense. He would vote against now, yet might
in time vote otherwise.
The resolution " as adopted, however.
Mr.. Dayton offered resolution. which was
adopted, ssxing the opinion Of the Corporation
Counsel AZ 70 whether the City has any legal re-
drcss against the persons laying the Seyenth'ayenue
Railroad track for injury done 10 the streets.
A report was received from the Committee on Ma
ional Affairs In favor of accepting the offer of the
Trustees Of S. Patrick's Cathedral TO furnish gra-
tuiiously plot Of ground il Calvary Cemetery for
The iuterment o. deceased Roman Catholic soldiers
The Board adjourned until Monday.
For EuRoPE.-The Hamburg steamer Ham
mopia, Capt. Sehwensen left on Saturday noon for
Southampton, Havre and Hamburg, with a. cabin
passengers, and others in the s.eerase. She takes
out 81 5000 900 in specie.
The steamer Gasgow, Capt. Roskell, also sailed on
Saturday for Liverpool with y Cabin passengers and
others in tho fteerage. The Glasgow takes out
s79S, Ia in specie
GEENAs REpunLIcAx CESIEAL CoNxIrTTr.-'
The regular meeting OF tho German Republican
Central Committee was held at the Steuben House,
in lie Bowery, DR.. Naumann, il the absence Of Mr..
Wimann, occupied the chair, and Alfred Er5e
acted as Secretary. The only business of import
nee transacted was the unanimous Endorsement Of
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