New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

been leased for hotel and is to be opened in Febru-
AIRY next, under the name Of tho Spngler Hotel.
The attention Of the friends Of the sailor is called
70 the concert 10 be given iu the Thirieth-street
Methodist Church this evening, to raise funds for
founding Sailors Home in this city for the Navy.
CHRIsrMAs ron TIE NEwsBoYs-We hope that
excellent institution, the Newsboys' Home, will not
be forgotten by the public at Christmas. Con,nou-
tons may be cen, to the Superintendent, Sun Build
ings, Nassau street.
MILITARY FuSERAL.-The obsequies Of the lo.e
Lieut.. Warren w. Chamberlain, U. 5. a., who was
killed Of the battle Of Bull Run August Goth, took
plSce at Trinity Church Yesterday noon. Tie exer.
cises were conducted by the Rector, Rev. DIR. Dix,
DIR. vin,on, end DR.. 0gilvie. The remains were re-
moved to Greenwood Cemetery for inierment.
Lieut. Chamberlain was the con Of Wm. Chamber
lain, a well-known citizen ofColunba county, y. Y.
The GRAND jury AID ILLEGAL ARRTsTs.-Tbe
Grand Jury slill engaged in the investigation Of
the recent illegal arrests in tits city. Some Of tho
Deputy U. S. Marshals and some Of the parties who
were arrested were examined to-day. The Grand
Jury WILL it is expected report in Court on Wednes
day.
PnrsEsTArioS OF SrAsD or CoLoRs TO THE
IRosslDEs REGeESr.-Yes,orday afternoon stand
Of colors was presented to the Ironsdes Regiment
Camp Cults Noyes, near Jamaica l.. |. The occa-
sion was marked by interesting aud Appropriate
ceremonies. The colors presented by the Rev.
DR.. sious oa behalf of the donors-ladies Of New
York aud Bro0klyn--ani were received by Lieut.
Col. A. j. ii. Duganne FOR the regiment. Speeches
were made by DIR. Storrs Col. DugGnne, and othen-
The were enthusiastic III Their reception Of TIE
GIFT loudly cheering the fair donors. The colorr
were manufactured by Ball. Black d Co., and pre-
sent some of tie riches aud heaviest embroidery We
have ever seen. The design on tins regimenial lag
IL the State arms, and the inscription, irorsides
REGIMENT l76 n. Y. "" In connection with these
co0rs IA well with the general interest Of this
regimen,al organization, much credit ID due 10 Col
Marx IIoyt, who has expended many Thousand dol
lara u his own means and devoted Ls Crea, business
energies 10 the successful completion Of the con-
mand. The regiment marches this week for the seat
Of war.
CURrorrIrs IRON THE ARcrrc RrGIoSs.-Mr
Hail the Arctic explorer, who brought from White
mans Island, in the Arctic regions, a great variety
OF carosiies, consisting of specimens Of coal, rock
pottery, moses, roots, bark, minerals, rctrilcd
Shells and relics LEFT by former travellers, invites the
members Of the Historical Society, the Geographical
Society, the Lyceum, and kindred associations, to
wit his rooms, No. II Bond street, to-day and to-
morrow and see his variety of curious things before
thoy are sent to England for the use Of tue British
Museum.
RELIEF FOR THE LAScAsHIRE SuFrERERs.-Ad.
diiional subscriptions received by the Produce Ex-
change Relief Committee in nil iog Lancashire
operatives:
Tsw,snco Giles Co...e?50 Rober. Muray......"' 25
iuekn trauc....... lCJ George M, lcn....... %
HslstoAd Chlmberlin -. l.. Rikes............. 100
tO................. lou y fIiend... 100
II. r.. Clark Comm. 1901
George McgrAth........ y Total. ........,."Gl rs
T. ~ ker............ 23 Previously Tsported..,2iItN
y. i. bpggs............. 70 -
J. g. Drshlor, Hglalc, To,al.............$2:,l SO
h. X. ALBURTIs, Treasurer
Mr.. A. A. Low, Treasurer Of the International
Relief Committee, No. 81 Burling clip, acknowl-
edges the receipt of the following donations FOX
Dec. 10:
T. L., Pennsylyaui,. Blu Whecoek........lOO
Cash.................. lWillam Curtis Noyos...l 100
John g. Sew 10 ID. J, Arnold n Co......lOO
J. J. tnpcnter............lOOl -
ic,a ~
Previously received. o.
49,
Gund i2lc10 u.s.