New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

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Manson, Chairman d. H. Knapp Secretary A Consultation
and 3 Laws Of the Twelfth -, w..
ASSOCIATION "a' ""NH'u 4y adopted the members of
"heh must 10 '"~' WV pse2erty-Swrais Of New.York
City lts ops''' "o ~ extension Of the Eighth Avenue
Railroad t. Ha!em The general sdyancemso Of tn.
Of tL. Twelfth Ward. AID the b..u,,r,, =, ~.
westerly section Of Iew-York City. Whom.. Manson wa,
elected President /r Dunniny. vic.Predent and Com.
Itees appointed further the oiecta Of the
DEcEAsE uF WASHINGTON SmrA.-Mr. Wash
lgiou Smi D. well known ia public and private circles
New-YoEk Wing and Republican politician died at his
residence In Fourteenth street Tuesday morning in the
san yes his sge. Mr. Smith formerly principal Of the
EsouA eeuth Ward Pablo School Ia 1919 he served
"a The Common Council For several years he Of
the Governor. ofthe Aims House and for quarter Of
century has been ideuhed With tue interests of the City In
1900 hs served ss oue of tho Prssidenta Electors for
tho state OF Nsw-Yok, aud candidate for STATE
the last election. Mr. Smith bad by hi' Industry
aud In business amused fortune and was d-
'mguisbed Tor hs many benevolent end charitable actions
pablo the pese ration of stand OF coOTs to
tina Moitor Regiment the request Of the Wrr Contee
In public aud private life lie enjoyed the esteem OF large
oclo Of friends. His funeral wI take pace dis 'iternoOn
a. one O'Clock, FROM his late residence No. i93 West Four
tseBth street.
THE SIXTH REGIMENT n. Y. V.-Ihia regiment,
rsrd by Col VIM Wilson, in NewYoiS, among tas first
volunteer lsanizions or tho ras~i by Dsm'
era tho Of that party sal'eiHs 10 the wind
Of Secr,son ueleus formed before Sumter fixed
upoaDd or nearly years hos done good service Ia the
Union Cause II is Baton Rougo, Is, order Cen
Banks where e. will still and we sc quite
confident that IL win sclu, it.e creoitsby ever 40
ap7ears this regiment conducts ite with proprety.
sd is sodsrly dscip pine Yet wo continually SEE
nasty lt.e psrsg ph., Ike the following from The Neg
Olieani hatoaH .ilOrts, aecesh paper suppresssd ~
Con- 8ank going tao rounds o! Northern Journals to la
prciudice:
when they Wilson, Zouave.l arrived At Baton Rouge.
they f,Grd s t4r Qungtes comfortable 40 hey
ou Ike snd made freak for toe State rson. upset he
l r .9r open door, looked theniselves IN. ten
gritu.o ed other, egs, esbs at home -
may be smart thing to e but We can Gee T.. and we
respectfully iubmit tals loyal newspaper viii permit /
e, cogns stigma 70 be uuu..y cast upon brave
ent whose ouy "au" with ia taiDcsr excess
i in the duk and bloody days Of Baltimore treason, WITH
which is burned sveuse the murder Of tie Ma
s4ehuses Volunteers.
4 CAyARD.-Tac New-H1ren ReQister tSe,e,h)
pub hs. item f. second edition Tuesday charging
capt Cooper The sunlost Connecticut with showing his
heel' to the pirate Alshsna Thc Regi'ter says;
The ruuboas Connecticut, iu convoy Of the Ariel from
nWa sighted the Alabama the 9th iust on Cspe III
be is HiytL TIE A'0nai gave chse bnt tho
Of the Cor u"ct spses 70 have heen ol to Inset the 70
r nud s'lr'i Of - u speed bidding the Ariel do ID, best
could Jones 4 tn, ARIEL ogge-ted s the -iral
t1e Nab ina md that the Competent h. oeite 30
bat 8pi Cooper or tho Connecticut Procssedio BE-
love the JAcn.o bat declined % ,es the accuracy
Ms belief Tho Alabama turned aud sailed 20 the Nts
nd would have had peny or ne % reach Galveston ~ TIE
l;h The affair did moi iLc ease Cagt Cooper popularity
ainoas hi. crew"
Yesterday reporter made inquiries in regard this
charge di.oyay sgiin.; Capt Cooper the Office Of the
, + and
thor, learned the tory made OF whole cloth
Cip, Jones' of tie Ariel remained under conycs Of the
Connection, long be desired, and expressed himself
eatirely satisfied vita the treatment tina! be received nom
Capt, Cooper
NEw.YORK CHnIiTIAS COMMISSION FOR THE
Esr AND NAyY-Yesterday afternoon the EewYork Com
tee Of the Uu,ed States Christi4i Commission for the
Army aud Navy held public meeting a. Caton Hall Tie
nv Dr. Adams was called 10 the chair, AM The Rev Dr..
lha Cotton Smith appointed Secretary. aha Rev. IN
Do Wi, opened the meeting with prayer. Ar WA z.
- then gave brief P4uson OF the object Of he
nir tlon lie wgs followed by tho Rev Mr Reed OF Pnila.
slphia who narrated his personal sIpeuce IN the army.
Tho Rev Cook city alluded the inausu-
sed by tho Commission to furnish the Gospel 10 tho navy
lie r.m,keI that although that branch Of the national service
nbrceG rs 60 men, had only four ChepsiaA MT gbop
wed shat i,tee be appointed TO drsA esostions
'hs folio wing gentlemen sppointed The RsV DTc
Wilkins. iIi,ciclck Hutton Smith. and Hoci,h. The Rev.
Dr. NHlaus read .he folio wing resolutions, which unan
iuously adopted:
R,sis-d Tia. the Gins and bor Of the Christian Com
isiou -mine.y coullurnd themselves tho PAT
nd Chsay Of oar country andt that, engaged the Eat.oa
in fearful sue for tho vndcatioG aEd poEYciniy OF
bo have IN this belief sken their lives Ii their haDda
re- beaten down by exhaustion, d-s.e battle.
peril themselves The hish pScos OF the
I'D tho aat class whom Christian nation should leave
ywhere or any degree 10 complain No nsa eareh for
h,,etrf That while gs,efu, recognize tho provision
lide oy the Ooy,Tgut Tor Charances aud s cAnowoGs
end tho extended end Elective oois Of tue San
~ A,sociftou All ,ucb action r. in. i'm perfect and e
t county has T. - past history been summoned b,
providence Of Goa 70 prove before ohet people OF the
9th Low nation without standing nivbt uphold
Iief aud seClrty, md have chuTcf's vu Sae
e, uiirhl Hosiay llntan and wids, Jifu,s religion
ID that IN the rorgeucios Of ,i4 vast GOD call.
The yet l,iet of proving before al ssaycr.
improsisrd army ava !uPFogi'ed may electusy
"a nov, too b. .h tfne the voluntary 4ad sesd
oa,l 4 ns ari chasIns opened BY tn, coul.ct tee
l1usl sss Of warm prompt. all loving eh.rl''.
Riei, T- 90 s'c rev power 20 Cur valiant champions
- 10 "a, rm an elective mora pocs AMID taesc Ma.
onsl c1av4si,,s obey nsei ild hsvs fl .s 20 expect
rb they should b. f3sol. far lly BE- the camp
lrc4 and tho hprpa by tho ahgerces, seuem5r2lces
ga -tls ol tue hoHo' Lnd .0 siciuars !Vm which
4.y sons th sad which some Of then MAJ neyo 80
ier gnd yet and iaesen'. e'orte Goa
ieutoui snd e"y"at' w'tA demanded alike o. sstud' 3
b. owed ava sustain l. The Ley law
iue czens Y ci Jed AMOS to tie q-i-. pursuits q
{ tue Orderly decentralization Of the Republic.
RsaorcI nat heavy tho d4lts inside she re- 2
Jurcrs eud income, ol lie people, ~ by Such sacIacss
..out, iutsfci that Hca has t1iLed na,i0ns
uiat l'aiOu; and tl4t mere National property ua.l
ecsrd lj u4,kel as oeh fipenei pc )plo for ire. II
!au ruin That inhle Wisdom. In the symbols Of that
spsd dream by wIca anfi Eed prophrt.cay the q
had tug r cluitl a. th1 Tuii VI Ie w0rd' old tl-
.s al 3ved Head u G.h topping inevitable o,st.
IA. s4pp4ftol foes l-
aod iio aud City esson fr4nng tsur Tor al after {,
- 4 u 81 f.gN
ia evsus~Ss s pnpn oa n,a uilrd sympathy and broth
hood the iHj ,,uh' prccsaent c1Id ION Tor the To-.
n0r fits NE hId p0Wor; that Nrah finds lie 4srote
O, nd a. su,at Ac Is ia such Jcu.lc,ut sc,ivy aud
now -.ds. o.. h.an.M Lnnon ID sLeh d-Nms!nn ol d