New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21

Las al Get tendency 10 the Development o. treason
at TIE Norilto he encouragement OF sitcs IT. ., "s"5
RFJre6, That tho Qoious victories 81 the frdtfa
orny aud navy iuse with hoie aud confidence 10 the
sgseds crushing OFT Of he 80 csird sou ns,n
live in tbs gtatsiy hearts Of egry end Of conuoual ND
Re,olrr4 That while We rejoice in the glory Of sm',
and the bravery disr-ye fy nsuo b. our gallant ocs
and men, 'addeuod g, the oeth Of 50 many brave me.
dolence with the loved oues hoe homes nave beeH
be.el Of noble Upright and valorous relatives
IycTrRFs.--" Oliver Cromwell or, the Right
Man in the Right Place" is tie title Of lecture TO
he delivered this evening by the Rev. G. T. Elan
ders. ct the Hall of the Historical Society, corner Of
Second avenue and Eleventh street.
Mr. John Il. Cough will deliver anew Lecture in
DR.. HatGeld's chursh, o0ruer of Ninth avenue AID
Thirty.frst street, this evening
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND Connections.
There was no meeting OF this Board yesterday.
Tire weekly statement showed that on the 10th inst.
1913 PERSONS were confined in the several insti.u-
tons. During toe pat week AZ died, 1885, were
discharged. 1913 were cent to Dlachweils leland and
10 the STATE Prison.
CrNyAsrIcs.--The benefit to Mr.. Ahner S. Brady
lINliiftNi VI Nlt fth w! hi"tri'h "'N
PUPILS, this evening, promises to be a very pleasant
affair. After the ground and lofty tumbling Of The
Young athletes, there will be hop, at which The
ladies' will Of course assistthe band under GTafula
furnishing the music, See advertisement.
Niefsrs. +. & G. w. Blunt have published sn ex.
celent map of the coasts Of the United Stses show
ing what portions of them are held by the Union, and
what are in the bands Of the Rebels with the depth
of water at each port and other indications illusia
tive OF their relative Importance. judging from this
map, the Rebels haven't much 10 boast Of
Mr. !. S. Rarey, the famous horse-tamer, left
town yesterday for Cuba, where he will re-
main for q few weeks On his return in the
Spring he viii probably give exhibition Of bic art
in this city. Ifhe would only go to Washington and
Try his power on come OF the lorsemen there, he
would 90 very humane thing.
THE STEAMSHIP BRENEs.-The accident to the
Bremen, reported in our late foreign news, was not
of a serious nature. She is announced TO sail from
Bremen on the 18th, and SOUTHAMPTON on the 18th
inst. for New-York and viii sal hence on her regu
lar day the 18th of March
COMMISSIONERS Oh EMlGRATIoN.-Ihcre was no
meeting of this Board yesterday for want of quo
rum. Since The LET OF January 2,l51 emgran's have
arrived at tlis roi. To same date last year, $40
Receirsrom oil sources, So 30 Of; Disbursements,
81 ,255 q. balance in bank, 1884 so.
FnoN HAvAsA.--The steamship Roanoke, Couch,
T. 81.
dee aud passengers to Ludain Il l.eiucaeu ar
rived yesterday. Feb. Q, on tie outward passage.
Jno. K. Keenan,, cosl-passer, died and Was buried
a; sea.
NEw MAP OF TnE USlrED STATE'.-Messrs. +.
& G. W. Blunt have published "a Sketch Of the
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of tie United States,
showing at glance that portion Of those odsfis IN
posse ssion Of the loyal men and the Rebels.
FERRY PIcKPocKETs.-Compl.in Of pocket
picking on the Jersey fcrries are very numerous.
pa.sengers coming to or going from tho ely a-oud
beware Of these gentry.
Gotsehalks fret and only concert in Newark,
" j., will take place on Friday evening, Feb IL
] Sons Of tONNbtIifN I'm N'hu'n A1f 'f'"''|''
the regular monthly meeting Of the Sons Oh Connect
cat was held at the Filth Avenue Hotel, Mr.. Nc, nr-
dy President. in the chair.
Mr.. Gould offered series Of resolutions applaud
ing the bravery displayed by the Connecticut troops
in the recent 6phts at Roanoke Island, and condong
with the families Of the many brave men who had
fallen. Especial mention was made Of Col. Terry,
Commodore Fooie, Lieut.. sillman, and Col Russell
The resolutions were adopted.
4 Committee Of eght, of which Col. John IL.
Amy was named as Ciairmen WIS an oinied TO
attend 70 the transmission Of the bodies Of the Con
necticut troops who were slam the battlefield at
Roanoke Bland. ,,
Col. Nmy read au obituary notice Of Col. Russell,
and gave some information relative to The move
mepia of the Connecticut tIoops "a battalion If whom
ne e.peced would ua.s through here IN a few days
In regard 10 the body % Col. RUSSELL be had CORE,
Uonded with come Of tie officers III The division, and
he expected il would be transmitted hiher III Re Z"
DAYS. ,.c,
On notion n vote Of thanks was extended 20 Col
Aliny for is attention TO d Connecticut troops, ana
Ion Inc vaIual le services he had rendered their moth
e. State.
api.intei an honorary member Of the organization
After tie transaction OF some other buiness TIE
meeting adjourned.
TaE AnKntcA> PHoToGHArH ALnus.--Our Am
esicn msuufsourers fst waking up to the treat aD'
growing demand for the Pto.ognPic Album and VIII 90 DO
sbe m style and pi q drive the French productions ue
bad tho beginning Of tie trade ont Of the ma'fr ANON
those who hove early entered the hed, Samuel owle'
Co Of springheid Mas, tie publishers Of The pnah
henbra1. Ono Of TIE i'm has invented valuable mach
VII ie tnpifes peies and chcaT.ns sn important -ea'u
in DE manufacture q the fhoousphic Album cnte pii
ard -ki sud other respecis has ensbled then
u econ, liz ,e,iest Album, vet seen American nhftet
low price They call their productions a. fSee'
ience, the " American Photograph Album
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