New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

grand as, usually omitted in This COMPANY
come to this city from Havana with the strongest recon-
ueudaon' for talent and ceverns For further particulars
read the advertisement IN another column.
MATIsEE.-There will be matinee on Saturday
next at the Academy Of Music when II Trovators win be
performed. See advertisement
WINTER GARDES-BENEFIT OF Miss MARY PRO-
this evening Miss Mary Provost taxes her beu.
eft at this thste appearing In Of her charming
personations-the Countess Ia Love"
PsrcHoLoGIcAL LEcrUREs.-Prot Britain con.
sues his interesting aud instructive lectures on Psychology
and kindred sahjecs at Clinton HAM, this evening These
Lectures are hln's'ed BY experiments various subjects
from among the audience afordDg rich fund Of
PROFESSOR GRErEE's LEcTuRLs-The opening
lecture Of Professor George Warrington reenes
the American Revolution delivered last evening in tho
Great Hall Of the Cooper Union Prof Greene hes recently
delivered this important couss with eminent before
the Lowell institute in Boston, the audiences Of which always
compile the most Intelligent and cutiv,ea persons ga that
city He h for many made the subject Of his
special study and In the preparation for the pre Of tho
respondence CT his grandfather Gen. Greene has gathered
store Of curious and Information The lectures
oOdos to the liberal provisions ohe Cooper Union, seee
to the public and preset unusua attractions 10 appeca
tive sldisnee.
CHARIrUs AND CoRREcrioxs.-The weekly state
OF hi. Department, shows that there 2a5 persons
remaining In the ipsu,ou, under their charge the 18th
ut Duiog the week Il died, l35 were discharged 2ss
cen. 10 Blsckwers Island, and 10 State Prison.
PREsEyTATI0s OF SWORD AND BILr.-Capt.
Thomas Burnett VI Company c, 18th Regiment N. Y. NJ
who has been In the city goush for few days ye
erdy pIe'en,ed With sword aud belt by hi former fellow
wcrhmep. the employees Of Messrs Smith McDouraps
printing Office. No. "a Beekmsn stree. The sword
beautiful article of workmanship and the sesbbard silver
plated and gilt Tho presentation speech made by Mr.
John Patterson which responded by the recipient In
few happy SD feeling rsmark The Captain took hi, de-
p.rurs last evening rejoip hi. regiment at Falmouth
GRANssR School No. SO, SryEgrY.NIHTH
STREET. SrsgrESsTH wArp.-Tbe pupils Of the Male De-
psent Of the above School appeared last evening before
crowded audience OF their friends and parents In variety Of
aud highly satisfactory exercises The mili,sy
5r oftle highest classes particularly commehdsble
Everything passed. OF very sgeesbly and reflected credit
the teacher and PaPil' Of the School.
MssuAt yoR the BOARD or EpucArios.-Tbe
Manual Of the Board Of Education for 1909 placed Ia the
hand. Of the School Con ..ione the last meeting Of the
the Of the salaries to tssche and gives the ssas,
Of tho officers Of tho Board which make total Of $1,000
per II gives fall list Of tbA School officers in each
Wd s.o lists Of the officers and teachers Of the Corporate
Schools which receive school moneys also contains the
aw. rsav. public Instruction, the bylaw aud useful
map Of the City with each School MARRIED and numbered
TEACHERS GoyE SoUTH.-The National Freed
nsn Relief A.'ocaion the Anso. yesterday Mis-
Kate Harvey. Miss Martha johnson and Miss Mary wsho-
man a. teacher. Freedmen Of South Carolina and For.
da Also packages Of eohus to DO distibutd among the
needy Also 20 Icka.c. Of clo,h!ng and garden sesds to
Hewbsru, N. C., on board tho Adams Express steamer
Tpy SorpIr, AND THE SEcEssIoyIsT.-Las
Saturday We took tho O'Clock usin OF Albany or Fort Pam
In the car IN whch eat were two disabled soldiers re-
turning TO their home. from the sea. Of Al one OF the
.oppiat places on roai sbeneed young fellow, With
vIApous brow and mouth, into the car and seated
himself directly behind one Of the soldieIa
Uncle ssms boy cultivate long hair" ,sid the newcomer
rua-l, twiriing the soldiers locks with his Fingers
The soldier said nothing but shrugged bis shoulders aud
shook hs head With evident d'pls'surs.
do you fare well down sss,hso, plenty Of sour ehunek
and ody bread there Ell =" inquired the nsolsn, fellow
eve fer, vel Sir enough eat and well cared
for" replied tho soldier In, ais eyes were moro eloquent
than hi' lips
q
sersn continued this hndshs specimen Of Montgomery
Cosnty Seces'ionist
Am QUO Of tho men who volunteered TO fight for the
Union and tie Union cannot be saved With Slavery. 80 that
become military necessity to abolish Slavery TO 'o'-
tain the Union"
thought BY ysur tah you Of the niger wor.
.hippes-one Of Abe Lineon's white s!sveA' exclaimed
seoesh.
You moa no, sp.si In that style" said the soldier
"Wh,t Abou, this drsf I" inquired scce'h
The drAl" said the soldier. will sa0rd you huthnd""
and u aitos at home chance to hight"
9TH. Government will have high old tin" In getting me
into tho N.Y." remarked seossb defanty
"Ihs soldiers the Potomac, who have been hshns and
bleeding for their country while you aud 'ues men DC you
have been doing Al. you could to ebs them and eneorr
90. tho Rebels w Il other fail compel you to shi
for your county"
Never viii nEht for pGsers"
I'VE want you TO Gsh. for the Union'
"Tbis Niger war TO free the Hgse's-and VIII
not tight undor Niger Adrni'ifation"
About this dine boy paxed through the cars with bundle
Of Herald. under nis arm
"Thsre said the soldier with smphass that paper has
done injury than anything else can think
Of IL IL dsnoaIzing Secession shest. aud is circulation
should not be permitted In tho army II one Of tho prnci.
pal sources Of hope and help TO the Rebels" Then turoG
toward ssecsh he ssd have no desire to eontnns con
yeuaiion with YOU" and turned away from him In disgust
But the ,mpudon fellow eonaued his insulting remarks de-
noaoops IA, Government and the amy and the Union
Of the North calling ell tho hard names his vocabulary
Of abuse could furnish. whercuPon tho Indignant sodier
i.ins 10 hi. se. and raising ' cane said Yourg man.
am in the service Of tho Govement volunteered to hor
in putting down sud will not ait still and be
,ups b, your insults any Ouse II hear another word
treason and nsu, from your traitor tongue. help God
will thrash yov within inch ofyour life have submitted
to your abuse long enough ny patience 10 exhausted and
.l,hop.b an. I.s viii sihsr with this until
I'D .pousb am not afraid of YOU nor oil the rest