New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

Nrw-YEAR's DAY IN NEw-YoRx CrY.-Ns,.

NRw-YEAR's DAY IN NEw-YoRx CrY--NM.
ithsDdIDs tho dull and thres.eans aspect Of thu ,h
early tho morning OF Thursday abou, breakfast tim. ~
shoEe on. in all its glory aud rode mphsny tbro,
The heavens during the reDsinder Of the day, aodnx ,h
va multitude of visitors opportunity to mako a..
calls They did not fail TO improve tho time Jndp,n, ,,
the great nsmber Of carriages In The street every verv.
IN the city have beeu cnptied aud every pr,yst. e.
yeysuce brought oto requisiinn All day long, and .v.
until late night the armies OF callers we're IN tuoIo,
stooton In carrisses with 70 W iu.l.,o.
Of exception the holiday passed away joyou,,y Herr ara
there who msderhemselsrs ridculou, by excessive,
dfinkfpg and a few becsme obsreperous ,Ssv -
forr he'd with lodgings IN lie staOnouses Of co,r. The,
would ike to have their lady friends re,uu thai,
calls Of yesterday a: their qnsep iudsed In. .dI..
would be able to recognize them they mad. ,u,h
call, provided they had nothing bu, pho.ogr,os. :.
guide them, for callers who had blu eve, 4.
he morning had black eyes ct night. Youn. yen.;er.,
aud others who visit ladies' OF Ee~ycsfs Day should ene,s
Der thai wosn is far intoxicating sOd dsssr vim.
and should prefer her smiles to the tempting aaid spax
her hosPisbe board Theu they viii be l:sey to pess.
pieces of postage crency ss Of did iu.eaSss
their portraits to their friends and when they attempt TO n
tho backs Of their horses they viii lind themselves =
their b,cks The preeaston OF wine and other ntox
eating drinks to genilcuen callers EewYears Day no.
fashionable formerly. many ladies preferg 10 give
heir guests coffee and tea, instead Of drinks that have
doubtful reputation. gentleman who devotes the day
cali and drinks wire every place he visits hsvs
stomach than brains he is intoxicated hsfors
night ed he who est the imporuocs Of lady to drtsh
Inc will he considered discreet than gallant Except
leg discretion. ssng from. this custom, ie day
Indeed happy Many persons ia from the
trJ crafty their love OF the marvellous and with their
city friends to is various places OF snuseuen The Ms'
scum, the Mems see the thsaos were iionsed with VIZ
ors day and right. Broadway alive with
der. and everybody seemed to have holiday except The
poor omubusddTer who have plenty OF work and little
or no time for relaxation Take 1t Gil ia all, however,
think Now-YOrk enjoyed HAPPIER Ne~-Yeas's Dag
The people seemed to breathe freely than before.
houyh load had been lifted from their hearts for they
expec. to SEQ peace union and freed, follow the u
Slavery.
MUSICAL IrxNs.-Monday, JAN 5, Academy OF
Music-Aiiss Kellogg ia 'Poliuo" Miss X soon viii 70 u
Europe See advertisement Tuesday Jan 6Operaiic Con
Ger, at Irving Halls Mr. Edward Mollenhsusr's Musical Set
tu.s to the Corcn Bride See advertisement Wednesday,
Jan a. Irving Hail. concert Of Master W. Pape See 3D.
elt A. the church Of fifth avenue saA
street. there appended to he grand organ the
new French stops hunana, "fu OF srrIsng hioso
like The human III. sail As the human voice h tie divine
inreu. compared to which all others a the earth
esrthyv gene am.teurs bic the church and hear its
chanica al in,,ion, Mr. U. C. Bunap is the orssni's
Ac.DENy or MusIc-Ma. GRAg's NEW SEAsos.
On Mond,y evening next Nix Graz will reopen the Acad
euv or Music with company sheDed by The psmes Of
Mis- and others included In the troupe CT the lea
season. The frs. opera performed wid be- Poliatoa
which Miss Kellogg messr BrgDci AND Amodio Will ses'
trim the principal roles Several entirely new works are a.
uourced in preparation.
~ NJ y<nAn
!tcurc. at the Brooklyn Academy this evening ost
lsldl The subject In other hsnd would not bave the
sae interest, Mr. Jones not only speaks Of the ltan
us,riot a. a admirer, bat who weH with HIM iron
sicily 10 Np.s who shared bis danger, and participated In
his rnupLS
S.nBarH-soHooIs.-A meeting in lehalf Of Sal.
bath, Schools will be held ibbsh evening, the 9TH ins
in the Fah-svenue Pe.bytetn Chareh. Of Nine
street at O'clock The speakers annOaocsd the
Re-. b. W Chidiaw, the Rev. ". i. TiusX and stephen
Psxs,n all well known lsborers in tho SbosthSehoea
cause The K.v. Dir Chidsw viii speak priapliy Oh the
iLfuencs OF early religion. instruction. he hiss Il
jsd among the soldiers ia the hospitals of tho "es. and
South West where 10 has been LAB ,rns the past year
THr MAYORS MgssAGE.--The ANIMAL messagc Of
MAYOR ordyks will delivered until mex, Monday =
which time the Board Of Aldermen be 0rgsased To-
the year 1863.
THE EASTERN DErAErwEST. - Msjcr-Gsnersi
John E. Wool who hs. been appointed to the Command Of
the Eastern Department in the place Of Malnroen T. D.
Morgan resigned will make h. headquarters at Albany %
which place he is expected snivs iimo next weeh
Reasonable ID said that Brighten. Bower, now
President OF the Board OF Police Comnioner will lesvs
for New. Orleans in few days 10 take command 81 the
Metropolitan Brigade under ecu Banks.
FIRE IN CHURCH srKsgr.-About - O'CLOCK
on Thursday right, FIRE took place in the basement
of the tenement house No los Church street.
owned by Robert McCurdy. Damage 500.
BOARD OF ALDERMES.-This Board met yesterday
morning aud transacted lsge smoun # routine business
Tho resolution donating $50 the manages otLe Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum for the construction Of new eae
ire was taken up snd passed the Mayors vet'-ar
benefit sas much by the payment OF this money 10 inc
charity could by exPendns similar amount 10
any other Th mall chanss ordiniHce "Hich PFC
ydes oT the ssIe OF $1,000 COO worth OF shnp4str oi we
denomination TO- u.s. % and 20 cents tas.B In The
course buness Mir Boole scuueusy usn; L.; dOpilcn
and stating among her reasons therefor that the city wouA
maze money by t. NJ! Froment opposed the ordnance on
souad that this time tho Issue of small notes vas IN
Alter some further discussion The question called cs
and the duauce passed the Of the MAJ The
Councii.n have already adopted the orlscuse reyor.
lived from the Counciueu Concerning the Sa Ave.
nue. RAILROAD Co. aud laid M Buoo stating that be had
some facts to present 10 the mat.Sr.,
Mr. Boole stated ha by mislke no binspce Com
mtee had oGit,ed to report upon tile psion rom The
Prison Association tor donation of 81 500 Under
the Circumstance. ae believed that it would be TO naAs
the douson by the unanimous consent OF boih Boards
there time to lay over two days 10 tLen ps
resolution making the required erprcpa su' which wss
adopted, sndthe papes sent to tue other bosf'.
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