New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

| utterly incompetent 10 30 anyufrg without ineee.
SAINT supervision. Ttey acknc~ ledge this thsu,.
s,lves. end bore the YANKEES are "cone 70 take
care of We" TIE DIFF! .uity Of esfsl saing 20 large
asd Important pln Of manufacturing operations il
the midst of II ii,ary campaign Is nPearen,. willie
the scbeme Of preparing the cotton at tie North 1.
en.inen,ly fea,ills.
RECEPTION OF THE HON. MR.. ELY.
The fact that tho Hon. Mr.. Ely would arrive IN
the city last evening attracted lsge number Of his
personal friends AMI several officers of the 9Th Regi-
meut to bis quarters at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, for
the purpose of serenading BIN and CONCENTRATING
him upon bis liberation from the Rebels. In conse-
ouence Of the wipd-storm which arose on Wednes-
day night, and which prevailed throughout yester-
day, the Amboy boat, on which Mr. Ely had taken
passage, did not arrive here until 81 o'clock. Mr. Il.
was met by Hr. Connolly, who escorted him TO ne
Hotel where hi, Wifi was waiting To receive him,
shc not bayirg seen him since Biz departure Tor the
seat of war in May last.
At 9, O'Clock Mr.. Ely sppeared in one OF the pub
lie psrlors where Qnartermasier TGlly OF the byth
Regiment, in few remarks congr stula,ed him upon
III escale from tie Rebel, aud WELCOMED bin TO
| New-iork.
Mr. IL, briefly returned thanks for the compli-
n,ent AMI spoke about Col. Co'coran, who, be sud
bore lis Imprisonment win pam ioritude. lie
alluded bis being conn eed 70 draw lots Tor those
who were TO lie committed TO O felon cell. ard who
were to be treated in such manner as the Union as
thoriIies treated tho rebel pirates no's In the lonbs
! He thought the change from Richmond to Charles
! ton would greatly benefit Col Corcorhs bedith' as
/ he had suffered terribly.
! Mr.. Ely was then introduced to many 81 thoae
present who were anxious to hear FROM their rela-
tves aud friends whom be bad left behind.
| At 10 o'clock Mr. Ely was horored with sere-
made the band striking up the Star Spangied banner
After tie performance OF one or two airs, Air. Ely
appeared pom the lower platform Of the great rtr.
way of ihs honse, where he was greeted With loud
cheers. Order heinz restored, he said;
/ FELLow-Cu Izyss: L, my forced sojOurn in dis.
tan, city, l lave endeavor.d, through prolonged
| confinement, 10 conduct myself tuat uetber my
pairotism nor my patience could b. called in que.-
ton and am reloiced that this cordial reception u
10 approval OF my hesi,ate hot 10 say that
with slight exception the treatment shown me by my
capors mas br,n bill that | could, ubder the ciredm-
stances look ior aud my relciso was attended with
ooart. sles which can never forget. Yet language
cannot express to you the esgerrless with which, III
cou mon " it'll NY .ellow-praopers 10 the Richmond
tobacco factory, Watched the door that iooSeth
toward the NORTH ard gladly caught every synpa-
ibeic message from free pres- aud 10, al leoPle.
Nor can describe the joy with which TUNED my
back upon the rebel capital and the flag which MS
guided people would substitute for the glorious
Star. and Str %. Toe greetings of friends are nj
all times grateful but the Gil cuustsnces undrr which
We meet lo-right odd 10 the Ilessnrc with wiicu
re- eve our congratulations. am reIoced 10 again
stand i'll the chief lily Of the Empire STATE wnico
has done so LIch 10 help on the great
eontes, fer the Union and the Goveromeni
Even in nv imprisonment | have been constantly
reminded oil It's noble contributions TO the army mar
rialed IN deien,e Of the old tag. Ny prison hour
have been relieved Of much OF their tsoiam by the
society Of brave soldiers from New-fork. Cor
corAn who led tue intrepid 9Th 70 noble deeds 1T
Mapaxss. went vito ue to Richmond, and there
fr,nas d for two moDths or more, until placed 10
,lose confinement at Charleston. Wood Of your sis
ter City Of Brooklyn was my companion until Or
deed 70 felons ee 10 he held like 'rcoran, SUB
sct TO tue treatment awarded toe rebel pira,-s To
lie patient aud heroic endurance Of these diltin.
II gni.h-d I'll ere aud that Of all the capives from
Ina. Empire State, well as thoee from other part'
Of the Union, / bear cheerful testimony. We have
right glory ia the conduct Of these gallant men
On the field AID Ia the dungeon they have never
failed TO manifest spirit Of tie true aud undnn
Pat riot,.m, worthy the wsrmes, Admiration. Lat IA
=, ,eu.fnber them in lonely cels, and hope thai
q, a.. eaift.s, moment consistent WI
the public interest, they may DC restored 70 80;
h, mes and T .enGa. Gentlemen, am persuaded thai
the vast army committed 10 the trusty hands OF Gen
= Mcclellan has much 10 do. Ii have learned any
thing in he South i, il that fight people tern
). bly in earnest. The cry Of Paliiox at Saratoga
War even TO the knife, is still their cry. lrm IL
the belief that 10 such Is their suouealon ttey Id V,
= waxed desperate and neither hie nor Treasure WI
be spared 10 prevent the advance Of our aru.s.
rebellion extensive and Jealous ss that which now
reigns throughout the South can oLly be overcome
by tho best aud stropgrs, efforts Of urised North
We must 40 Que NAB, shoulder TO shcp Ter, heart Ia
ssurt, ogetlul even OF patty Of prsjad'e, of all bit
country, join with the Government In It's exerton-
for the preservation Of the Republic. So ely may
re, by Gods good help, restore the national banner
whene il Las been Iudely torn, and by corques,
win enduring peace and establish our power TO cope
with traitors at home successfully Ms we have
with fo.s from abroad
Dir. Ely retired amid cheers and loud applaue