New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
CITY ITEMS

NEw JEWISH SYsAGoGUR.-The newly.erecsef
synagogue Of Bath Israel situated the corner o.
Boerum and Stale streets, Brooklyn, will be ded
cited to public worship on Sunday next st 10 o'clock
The consscrari"n addre-s will DO delivered by the
| Rev. DR.. Raphael aud the Rev. &. N. Isases.
DrATHs OF SoLDIERs.-Ths following deaths
among soldiers have taken place in the institutions
under the Commissioners Of CosIities within the
lust two eeks:
Aihe I.in"d Hospital Corporal John A. z.'sIs Co. Q.
I'd Penu Reserve; PIivttes ferry Blunt Co. L. 3ch r.
Vol John harmon Co +. sSh \. Y. Vol hsrn L. Clark,
a. 8,ilsrne Ho.p"oi s.rs-sn' Charlie. gslin. Co O.
l4h u. > lnf.nuti A khshin, Co s. 7h P.nn Rs,.rv.
Gspo Cav 3 a w. Vol Quincy Saron DO
do Tbomss o. Smib, Co. Is: ssss Pc Oh John sPhu s
halter Co. A. 7ah N. T. VoLi OsD'ss T. Eddeim'D' 20
A, eth Prsu. Vol
These todies were handed over 10 the Govern
meut undertaken TOR intsrment.
TgrUayrIAs SrrAu.CoRvErTE IN Our WATERS.
Tie HsytiAn reaIu-orve',o Iwenfy'ec"nd Oh
December, Com. Dorqu.my. from Port-"u'Pince IN
IA days, arrived here on Wednerday, aud bow lies
in the stream opposite the Battery. She carries -
guns. only two Of which sIo mounted. She WA
built in England, at Newcssts.upon.ryne. and cost
500 900 francs two years ago. Sue has on board ioO
men, all of whom are blacks, except one Poander'
one Italian, one Greek, one FreLcbman, two Aus-
,r,aps, and two black Americans. Her euglue il OF
100 horse power has All inverted cyhncer two boil
err, and six fires She CONES here for repairs, AUD
will return TO Ilayti she hiss been rendered
.e.wor,by. We happened on board at tie ume
the cre . received their rations for supper They
were nbuud- ntly supplied with excellent beef, aud
bread and tea, snd jollier Sc. Of fellows We have
.e dom seen. Tho versel wss in excellent rrimi the
decks were clean rs q weil-scouIed dresser; there
was place for everything, and everything WAS ir
irs place. The best order prevailed, and we were
informed that the sailors undertand thoroughly how
TO handle the v. sse snd how 10 manage the guns.
The Twenty second Of December is al answer TO
nome OF toe questions proposed by those who can see
no good that COMES from ths negro Nazareth. Can
the blacks take care Of theKssi,~sf They manage
20 live Oh board that vesse ss we'll W our men do 10
the beei-conaucted ship III the Davy. Can they
fight Perhaps France can snswer that question
at al events they seen to understand the art Of war,
and they certainly have the implements Of war.
Are they willing to work 7 The perfect nestnsss
tasir industry. Do they observe the Amen ties OF
civilized lite They we're very civil and courteous;
ttey were decenty dressed In their wsli-h''Lg on-
form; they were cl.aniy III their persona and some
VI The common sailors even spoke two or three la-
guages hienty aud correctly. The following 10 q
list Of til. ofic~rs Of the vessel:
Aufuste Dssqueuiy Conimsnd.nt Lsus Rs.,gnisn, First
L-uensBt; Levi bioi-. Second LeueusD Lawn Lecaif,
lhifd Lieutenant. Ai.I.adsr E.in. Engineer.
SWORD PRrsrSrArIos-On Wednesday evening
lew friends of Lieut..Col. Nng.ns met VI Club
room ON Un,ou-square, and quietly presented 10 him
u costly and splendid sword, ~ token OF Their ap-
treciAton VI his gallant servlc1 IN the hed. The
sword WAS very handSm'l y presented by Dir. Flor
-ucs, and the Colouel, who Is tighter aud not an
orator gratefully accepted the beautiful gift in
modest Mud appropriate speech. Reireshmenss being
next Ia order, were dls,Ose Of 10 sstSle comph-
meutsry " the cook. Sperchss were made by Ar.
John Claucy and other gentlemen, whsa the meet
INK q jouru.d. The following inscription Vas On
the sword:
Ssh n Y. ". IN sdIs ION OF Li. services In battle N'
iP ist.n:.. S.v"YoIi. Avg 4. issa."
TIVE LATE Raw. Gro. w. BETHUHr, ID. D.-Our
readers will remember that the death oil the Rev.
bet. B,thuns, At Florence, I'aly, WAS announced
souie months since in our coupns The vessel con.
u,iuiug hls body has now arrived, snd The arrange
m.nIs for bis funeral are 10 far advanced 'bst II
n.y he expected to occur "Wednesday, Sept. 3, of
which particular notice will appear hereafter.
A Ft6Briso FAnILY.-Two sons Of hr. VIM. f.
NIlle,t. the mu.ic dea~r 81 No. 3y3 broadway, arr
volunteers in the Union army. Mr.. Ms grandfather
took part III the Revolutionary war, sns his father
in the war Of 1872. So d.sceuss tie spirit of ,he
Fathers.
Mr.. b. FRASx. PALMrR. who was awarded
Prize Medal 40 the first Worlds Exhibition IN u q.
don, 1851, for bis Ar ihcis Leg ano wns has nAtic
and sold over Fonr Thousand sacD, hss just removed
T. our city aud Offers his services " Ill who may
need them. Prof Palmer 10 making arrangements
~ supply the demand for Artificial limbs at the low
est possible price. See his advertisements
Tx DRArT got TO 81 POSTPONED ~ EEw-JER. |
sTr.-Tbe citizens of Orange have made effort ~
yet VII extension Of tiue ~ send volunteers aud to be
thereby saved the draft The following messages
exp ain ths state of the csss:
OKAvsB, AaC q, 1901.
fs Ereeilenev CHW. S. OLDHS, Tres~.. /
Ur.is- furnish her ysot. ~Kbcut orsh you extesd
the lime 10 IUsh pfoIm Can It he sx~adsd PeAs. sn-
swer. IS J. AhERN, thsuDas Of Comni'teo
TIE Governor replied rs fol.ows:
S. AHxRx: The Mar Department has thi. day notified
me thai the time hzed for the d. Sept cannot he post
poped Was . oAoI"'
THE WAR Communicable War Committee, |
u appointed NJ tue HAAS meeting on WedDes ~, met
Yesterday Afternoon in the Hall # toe Chamber of