New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

Tuy SrFyrRIyos or A MISSISSIPPI USIos CLER.
s,EAs-Ls.t .yeuns large sud .eu,e ss,ion
sen.blei la Plymouth Church, Brooklyn the Rev IA. w
Bscche to hear statement OF the mh.ns' OF the Rev
John a. Aughsy late munster Of The Old SeheoI Pfebyte
,sn Church Ia ts eyudisng State Of M.sppi MI The
odors Triton presided sud In few brief and wemsd re-
mut, called upon the Rev Mr.. Sloane Of NewYOIk old
iend Of Mr. Angler who made short address SIR Anshcy
was then introduced He told the story Of his suaens By
mpfi.onsu and bis trial. in hi, two escapes
h n,by house how like the psntins oyiyes who for
many years adopted the North star 'Ls guide hs
followed tho same hilhul leader and how at every step
God bad In His GOOD providence, made facilities for NJ; &C.
ospe tit. gree, crime which stamped with is title OF ea
ton consisted In h. avowsd love OF country, hi. confession
that he bcs In tho state CT NeWfok aud tina, he could
not give UP III, oysli, to the Union.
81 he conclusion of Mr. Augheys hesrrending story
spontaneous collection ,sIsn up the 'ufs'son Of ST.
Ton The congregation responded 70 the apIss very val
lirsy
TnE KINGs CoUSTY k,ruBLIcAS GENrrAL Con.
aITTEF.-Ilis Commute mel 81 No. Cont street
as night for the purpose Of orgauzing Tor the year
ISC3. Mr.. &. w. Godard, former Chairman, called
the Committee to order, and Mir. VIM. III. Blu leigh
Of the Twelfth Ward was selected as Temporary
Chairman. \. A. Smith and Isaac Il. Crane were
chosen temporary Secretaries. The list Of delegater
were called and credentials handed IN. portion Of
and the subec, was referred to 8 Committee for re-
port. The Committee reported that ibey could not
examine into the details at one sitting and asked
leave 10 SIC again which wac granted. An informal
ballot Tor Iresidcni was h0n taken which resulted
M follows;
VIM Hunt Of The Third Ward.
g. W Goiard Nineteenth NId............"M
J. %. Nodyns. Tenth " sTd................."
Observation-Disclosures,
4 formal ballot was then commenced, during
which "A disputo arose as to the admission of dele
ea,es who were not retllens of tue ward OF town
Ihey claimed 10 rcpIescnt. -Four delegates from
FlaJhnsh aud New-Utrecht Were chsllenged. The
fieu,s Of the challenged parties insisted thai iheir
yotos should be taken, which wAe opposed by
others and quite tnfntl'uOns scene occurred ~
consequence. There was great deal oil p'lihng ana
nnuinC, aud 40 much contusion that business Was
nece s,arily Suspended Tor II considerable Tine. I've
Char decided that according to the rules no ons not
q resident Of the ward or town he claimed 70 repre-
cent eoula vote, and would entertain no motion ont
one of appeal from, his decision. Tbs the msetuB
aprearcd indi.p0sed 10 de- and The noisy proceedings
canlinued until midnight without any iroult.
UoTlL Msior-Gsn. John +. Wool;
accompanied by bio staff uived at the ~ N'"olS' i''''
yesterday mouing ... :. S,.Li.
IIol v. si.nsy ia.nojn They accompanied py tue
members Of The General 'tsa I'd N' Ii9dfs M =, n,
Lieut. Conn sndirg Rob'u r. Bradi0d .nd VIE OF TIC
United Siees Navy, guests ~ ~" y Nchoias ho':
Cen JoAu : bay from Albany badge Jane. Jones Syia
cuse .hal.s A. Bc..on Phllai-iph aud Gser!s H. "hip
0en Ui6bos AVID wife. Of III. United states Amy nr
Howard Townsend Of Albany y Icir IiA""'a s"a ""e
fron rs,IfsH, Va. are at tho ow;forh ho,.i In.
}. V. Robert. OF Quebec aud J. NJ Gail and WIG are
aa g. d. Ur.ene OF the United States Army guest At
tho Lsisrss House