New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
Of VIXEN tho Board adjourned 10 meet sg,in at sot O,
Thursday next.

THE YoUsG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS T.c
ruREs.-The Young MEMS Christian Association have An
concluded their first course Of lectures delivered BIS the RI
ST. Miburn the Fathers OF the Christian Church . and
about na0guIste another by clergyman and aymeu
different denominations The first lecture Of Ills soe
IS to be delivered by George WIN. Curtis esq th
evening tho Of the Association. Bible House Third
and Ninth stres-subject; Sir Phillip SitDey OIL
tho gentleman" In view of the increued fsclses 10
afforded young In the various retail estsbthme n,
throughout tho city for their moral and ineleca
men; the Association has determined to open their
wds for ali who desire good society and the advantage, At
teudant upon brilliant Of lect0res The Lectures
10 commence at O'clock and arc 90 De delivered semi
monthly Yonur men only are invited Other opportuntie,
viii be PROVIDED FOR ladies. Meantime, lei Tie young III
our y have feast Of reason aud 11w OF SOUL" that they
ray become properly initiated irto the best oe,aod oil
spending their eyeLings thus making the new esy
movement grand new opening movement Tor US general
social moral and Intellectual elevation OF GUY A t
hopeful ciioIt the part OF tho Association, and will
doubtless succeed
AN USCosscIOUs HERO.-Ihe notice, By tie
d,je.. tLst Gem Hooker desired to appoint George W
Smsoy Of The TRIBUNE on his staff as an aeknowsgDsnt
ofthe merit OF his report OF tue battle Of Ante
minds ia Of personal interview had with Gen Hooker
which in Justice Hooker aud 10 Dr. Smaey. we feel
be- our duty to rccite The General laid up with s
wound but on tho occasion referred TO he was wed Il,
be bosteed IN chair aud was engtged II wliing leoI
Our conversation soon turned to the bate oil Ans n wbs
he referred with considerable enlhusesm, 10 what he LAR
acterized the wonderful account Of the battle sNe oy Wy
reporter for Tgg TRIBUNE. "lt was said ne prIied
vel to me how you writers perform such tasks -iks
the Gene a IL be knew who the reporter OF TAG IBuSt
was saw him inst upon the bst.lehed was us epiy
rst noticed him WHOM were Ia the nos.s,. portion q
the Rght early 81 the morning My stenon lneh a.
tSeed 10 civilian who upon his bore In a'ysne Of ny
Whole ~ aud though he was in tho hoetsss o. 700 hie aud
the Mo. aud shell were striking and sPu.'shs around 10
H. an mneh hail he sat gazing. Gu the strife "
s,sosv and A, undisturbed as II be were In d
~;n,' ,hsa,sr lacking at scene upon the sttgs Ia
qnet tnss's rsnc@ wien have had OF war never an
die most rxr and veteran soldier exhibit more
Gull forude aud uBshsken yaor than w exhibited BY ha
yonns nsa was concerned at the needless risk hch
vitsd and told one my aids 20 order him in re
Presently all my aids had let me- on one service and 40
other; hereupon turning to give an order found no
but this youEg stranger at ny side then esked him s
would o6lige ue by bearing dispatch TO Ge McClsl.a
ana by acting az my aid until Of my staff should cou
no. lie rode of with ascrity through mos exposed poI
f,ion returned with the and served Inc all
through the snder OF the 6gh till was Carried from h
| proundD Aud his name GeneralP I" DE was q youst
man recently from college, named George W. snaey AID
am writing to hm now % Those who know tie noble
Of Jep H9oker will therefore wonder but little tia. n
h. ire. acts placed ia chief COMMAND Of the A@y q
The Potomac was to ask TO have George W. pmalsy placed
nnon Is sa The writer Of thi. has never SEGA George
smaey but no deems simple act Of justice 70 relate s
| inter,dew,. Wilkes Spirit Of the Tinsa