New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26


of October and will supply tine pulpit during bis absence
Dr. William, has well earned Of repo.e by his az
sduous and euinenty succes,ul sboTs the past year
ORDINATION TO THE PRIKsfHooD OF THE REy.
SIRrBEs II. TING JR-Tho Rev stephen H. lyng jr,
will be ordained the priesthood in The Church Of the Me-
dieor corner OF Lexington and Thireth sees on
Tuesday morning. a, Ioi O'clock The ordination scr
mon will be preached BY father Of the candidate the Rev
DR.. Tyus. The Rev. Mr. Tyos. is now with the Twelfth
Regiment Harrisburg chaplain. He will obtain
d brief furough to receive ordination.
Protestant EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEM
IS.RY-Tbe Alumni Of the Seminary breskfased al the
Astor House Wednesday morning The lHsat Kev tie
Bisnop otte ,h. diocese presided supported by TIE
Right Rev the Bishop do Lacey Of Western New-foTt
Both Bishops excellent and appropriate speeches. as
did the Rev DIS Dix of Trinity CoIe OF Calvary Ed'on Of
Lowell Mess French Of Washington City. HoPPn Of Cam
bridge Mass, the Rev. Messrs Mords and Moore of this
city, and others The Rev. Dr. CoIs requested to con
vey the teconAte remcnbrIncss Of the meeting - the
Right Rev the Bisaop ~ dillingham; and Hugh Dsvey
Evans esq Of MayAud and Bishop Potter ws' requested
to do the .sue 10 the venerable Dr. Clement C. Moor"
TRINITY COLLEGE.-The annual commencement
Of Trinity College. Hartford. IhnIsd'y Juy 2
The annual meeting Of tie House Of CoRvocaen AIe' place
Wednesday. july
The annual Convention OF the Theta Delta Chr
Fraternity commenced is session the A'tor Houe yes's
dAy morning The attendance unusually large esasos
being present from all Of tie moot hoursnS coso 10 iA'
country.
ARM1yG MERCHANTS VI.'EIs-O Our reporter made
inquire. yesterday repof. ia circulation that apP'
cation had been made ;he Government 10 permit
10 arm their defense tsnst pirates bot learned
that they were without foundation. Tho Chamber Of Com
nerce Its meeting designs sdoPtirs nsfaons' 70
the Government to provide convoy iof TIE vessels e@V
for foreign pons-
COMMITTEE os NAIIoSAL AFFAIRs.-At meet
Ing Of th. Joint Committee Naoas Affairs Of tho Com
men Council AID Farley IN the ch,i, Frederick Com
ling made speech urging immsdse scton on the r't 81
the sutbo.s for the protection Of the Hsibor He s'o
took occasion thsi be asd 10 The oTs'ur.,en
o. militia regiment which he expected woal e 10 f.sd
ne., to .se for the Of Few day ~ aPf.Asd
to the Committee for aid. M Geo. Z. Baldwin ''o made
some remark, In regard the G5or defense AID stated that
Gov Seymour would be ia town on tie "a Of July.
TIE NEW CITY IssPEcToR.-Ciiy Inspector
Booe the Health w.dsns Yesterday morning and
addressed th.n al l.ugh IN gHd their dotie' which
he .sid he expected them to perform faithfully
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RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS soUTH Tho i3;h snuversIy
Of the Hudson River Baptist Assertion South held In
the Hanson psc. B,p. Church. Brooklyn Tuesday aud
WEDNESDAY The introductory preached by the
Rev w. II. Pendeton Of CsnnonsIeet Baptist Church on
Personal Living Jesus copy requs'ted for pub
licstiou. The Rev. 8 Baker y. D. Of Wism'bursh "a.
Clerk James HASTE elected Assi.tni CieTt ard J.
NJ. Bruce it, Tfestafer istee'tBg letters red
The diHrent eburebss eounoslor the A.ocs,on status
ft.frr and
pointed 10 consider aad relon the stale Of ~. COUNTY
submitted th1i report from Which We take the following e1
We persuaded that in days gone by people have
abused the liberties beqnshthed to them by our fathers
H. So far from main aisos the rights Of upon their
true basis hav. esied exclusive nights for ourseVes
while have peis,enly and wiesody es'sted away tho
Ill We therefore eIhot churches to humble Thorn
pledr. ourselves Association In the true intent Of Chris
sn patriotism, to maintain aud defend our oovcnrnen In
m sa qIeI I'M sso1.s 70 brs,s ever, yeE. md
let Ia. oppressed Of the whole nation froe We pledge
ourselves the maintenance Of true oonstUu liberty
a. ths state. Of tho Union, by whomoove the Governments
be administered but pioes. against any peace that In
wolves the continuance Of that sccursed syson which hss
been Offensive to God and well nigh Iuinous to
selves We pledge ourselves to dscouuteDsGcs sternly all
,ympahy vito the Rebellion and Il. siers and sbeors
az the public press otherwise. And hDsly
pledge ourselves to lsbo' Ad pray Without oes'ns o the
won-d peace end prosperity, In larger measure than
heretofore that 10 coming generations the corrupt aud
concerning th. Republic that kisbi.ou'n.s'
eIsteh nat on aud thai happy that nation which In
,1cS cs.. ss ..ppy o.s ,.ss Rso1. wh''' ''a 'h'
BOARD OF CoUScILMES.-A regular meeting was
held on Thur,dsy afternoon at O'clock preamble was
introduced by Mr. Bco reeiing that the grant 10 the New
Ycrk and Harlem Railroad to lay railway Broadway and
other having been sven to def..t the bill then before
the Legislature and that tho Governor having vstoed that
bill wlh resolution snnexod that the grant so gwen 70 tho
E.wYork and Harlem Railroad to lay railroad track on
Broadway Madison snd other street, bs resoinded
and shnuled The resolution was adopted and sent TO tho
adopted authorizing the Chief Engineer Of tho Fire Depart.
employ twelve mechanics at % ~ per diem and one
the reso Of tho Board Of Aldermen applied 10 the ap
Committee the celebration Of the Fourth VI
July and laid thai portion providing Tor donation Tho
Chair the Committee on Fourth Of July Mesu'
Hayes Hsvsnd Murray, Fitzgerald Brady 0ros. and Rus
e Tie Board adournedt 10 Monday, June ~ a. 4ooock
2. H.
The NAUBUE-Tbis iron-clad one Of the forty
recently contracted for for rver and harbor ervios In
state dn.ss ct the shiDynd OF Mr. Penno North
Seventh street, brooklyn, IL. D.
A REVEREND ALDERMAs..--Alderman 8. Taylor
Of the Fneonlh Ward OF the City Of BROOK the oca
This is believed to be the drst Of clerical alder
insn record
EDITORIAL CHAEGE.-The former editor Of The
Albany Stesman, Mr. G. d. Bingham, has assumed tho ed
''ha management of The Broohy" Daay !fms'
fAdveuiseIneut]
! 10 NEwsMEN TIM PHYSIOLOGICAL jour
FA-JULf-buJs Numbey-With Portraits and CtaI.etsfs
OF LORD bhoU"nAs, ANNA u. DICKINSON, SToSEwALL
JACKSON ana Df DIXON; sl.o "NOsEs lllusated inc
le"peismeh's' inJso'"gy. Ehnology physioguomy Rs
lstion Of Soul and Body, A New Facial Angsp Well
Balanced Heads Somnambuisai Royal Court.hipi In
/ and Reas0 al Rel.