New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17

EVENTS TO CONE OFF.-The Greene-street
NJ. f. sunday.Sehool give grand Anniversary Con
cert this evening for the benefit Of the School.
The Young Ladies' National Relief Association are
holding Fair at Dodworths Hall. No. SOC Broadway,
the proceeds Of which are devoted 10 the children OF de-
ceased or disabled soldiers in the Institution No. 1874
Sixth avenue.
a National Lyrical and Musical Entertainment is
announced by William Ross Wallace. for this evening,
in Hope Chapel Broadway Mr.. W. will. among others
Of his wel-known lyrics rcoiie the Keep Step with
the Music Of Union" and Mr. Harding will sing several
choice National songs.
Judge Edwin Wright Of Boston viii this evening de-
liver the fourth lecture Of the for the benefit Of
the Sanitary Commission and starving soldiers In
Richmond. Subject; "Tennyson and Massey
On Tuesday and Wednesday next Leeds Go. will
sell at auction at the Dusseldorf Gallery the private col
lection Q. paintings belonging TO John Wolfe. which
has been on exhibition some weeks at that place for
charitable purposes The collection is said to be the
finest ever offered for sale in this country.
PRAyG & Co.'S PUBLICATloSs.-Th pulica-
tons Of L. Prang Co.. unique and really beautiful as
they are make most appropriate and acceptable holiday
presents Among their latest issues arc Campaign
Sketches comprising six plates; Christmas Anegory
Wild Flowers Of July. Angus, and September end
Views on the Hudson. The flowers and views are
album pictures and by many will be considered tho
most neat and beautiful collections yet published by
these tasteful printers.
SALE OF RARE CONS AND MEDALs.-On
u---a.y pan0. M"--in 4 Co. sold NJ anr'i"n
OF their Broadway. large lot Of rare ancient
- "A nal ta al
L!lendaM Of Fremont. y. Y. The prices did not
reach the standard Of former numismatio ses, though
some Of the rarest pieces brought than wns anoi
mated A collection Of American cents and half cents
sold well-one dated 1913. Knocked down ioT 90;
another 81 80; two copies Of the zane Date uncrcn.
lated brought sl0 each. penny Of 1924 sold for CO.
and another for g. A Liberty cap cent OF l'y, oi
which there are few now IL existence. sold FOX t5s.
MARRIAGE or YoUSG DIyISE.-The mar
rsge Of the Rev Stephen IL. Tying r. son OF the Rev
Dr. Tying 20 the daughter Of the President o. one OF
our Marine Insurance Companies took place yesierdsy
morning at the Church Of the Ascension. fh avenue
in the presence Of large congregation, lreeourth'
Of whom were ladies' The venerable fathcr OF tie youth
ful bridegroom oacisied. and tie ceremony through
out was characterized with the greatest solemnty
Many Of the IAdes present were In full dress and the
avenue in front Of the CAu-oh was crowded with stylish
equpagos The bridegroom is pastor Of the church 81
The corner Of LeYngtoniayenue and Thirteenth street
The VOLUNTEER LOAN Subscriptions
% this loan from the Pacific Bank OF $1,000 and tbr
Mechanics Banking Association Of like amount were
received at the Controllers Office yesterday Tic total
amount now foots up sl.3oi.5oo
BOARD OF ALDgRMHs.-At the meeting Of
this Board yesterday afternoon Mr.. Mitchell offered
resolution which was laid under the rule appro'
pratng s 800 for the purchase OF the colossal bronze
equestrian statue Of Andrew Jackson by Clark Mills
Originally Ipnde for the State VI Virginia. MI III.
laid than on extensively signed petition had some time
ago been presented 10 tho Common Council
ing the purchase OF this statue and IL erection In
prominent and appropriate location intho city com
munication was received from City Inspector Boole
stating that the appropriation cr tcleanng pur.
poees Is entirely exhausted and that since the 2Jd OF
November nit he has been cleaning the streets under
and In pursuance OF resolutions passed by the Board Of
Health on the 9Th Of September last. Mr. Booe says
that the streets now are IN sufficiently clean condition
20 enable him 10 suspend the sweeping OF them for
the present which Is nlmost inpraoncabe dur
ing cold and freezing weather. anu the only WORK now
being performed II the removal OF ashes and garbage
md the cleaning u the guers around the markets ana
IA other localities whore 1t may DO necessary and prGc
tcebe. In order b. meet tho expenses OF this work
" until appropriation recommended by The Common
Council and sanctioned ny The i@gisihture shhl DC
raised and rendered available In the Troasury.' Mr..
Yooe recommends the Common Council 10 provide the
necessary means in accordance with the resolutions VI
the Board Of Health adopted ut the meeting referred
TO- and says that unless such provision Is made be VIII
be obliged 10 suspend in great measure the removal
Of asbee and garbage. In which event their accunula
ton would be derlment 10 the interests OF the
city. causing much greater expense upon the rcsump
ton Of tho work in addition % ths tho men employed
ere poor and require their wages paid promptly when
due 10 save them from want and suffering. The paper
Laid and Ie H<strd pHiDUTuCd
IAdyeriscment.l
ALL KINDS or SgwIHG- MACHINE NEEDLES
al J. w. BARrLgrrs No Az Broadway Eew.Yort; also
BARrLRTTs BuRsisHED HAND RErDLEs &c, &c.
lAdyertiscment.l
The Iowa State Fair awarded the First Pre-
MUM 10 the WiLcor GIBns SEwB0 MACHINE tho best