New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04

40 .hey have organized
j AN IsUYCTIoY--An Injunction has been
ser, sd apon David L. Valentine restraining him rom
Ger, Tying to ony act to Common Counci may 9nsr
riyirg TO JOHN T. Mill pcrwisol 10 cars oyer TIC
Third avenue trncl The Injunction was also seIred
, upon sewers. members OF the Council Board.
y soLp;ras' FAMILIES. one thoufani
persons mostly soldiers and their fhaiics called upon
tho pastor Of tbc Christian Alliance, the Rev. MT.
Coss at Hope Chapel on Sew.Ves-'' Day. 1uinpta'
oss repas, had been prepared BY cori,ieo 81 ladies
which wac dealt olt bounlii'I!. without respect "
creed or condition. Officers and prghtes, nc, ard poor,
old and yolls. I'll net upon Tie same sass and shared
from the pastor ths sauo attentions. Febe. ans In
and was FED. Many brought tler baskets. ard carried
them away wen filed The soldiers battered wounded.
legs and armies, with their families seemed to forget
al aou. their condition they talked orsr old scenes
sang lus,ly many patriotic airs. ald Toasted to their
hearts colten,. The day passed away delightfully."-
|
Samuel T. Webster of the Tenth Ward and
Join Cav Of The fifteenth ward have been appointed
Clerks Of tie EsseAMniket Police cour, b. william
L. Mansfield. the newly elected Police Jus.iee.
| NEW RELIGIOUS ORGAgi2ATIoy.--t esterday
-s~'."a tic Sov York Progressive Forun.~lleh 'or
Ions tine has held rel gioEs meetings at UaOn Hail.
v~ regularly organized and the following oiicors
elected president. tie Hon o. n. Atwood; Efi Vice
President Dr. r. !. Randolph, Secretary. ,he Rev.
John ". Henry CanoU; Treasurer. d. p.-I..
| FIHRs-A FIRE we discovered on Saturday
afternoon in the 1weiln. house OF DIS. Alley ard
| wsri No 81 Wet Tweaty.ih.rd street. IT, fire
Il f-, and shei-
Damage uihng Insured foF g. 30 Ia the M,tso c!.tan
Insurance COMPANY. A d.sgraoeful fgh. o. rFred
drrias Ito y.ogre,, o, tie G;s between Euglns Co.'S
Noe and - vrencAes ares and ciLer wea'Dns being
freely used- Tho Tw,ny-riata Ircol.o. Police finally
sucece ded In gueJng thu row.
II Shortly amer ii p. Saturday fFnes were DIS
covered Issuing from the premises No. - Eighth
avenue. ocoup!ed dry goods store by Me.f' Lam
son D.,s and before the fire was eIins uised. tho
sutiro contents VI the store were Destroyed Damage
sbg,t ss 0o; fully Insured In the Continental xc6angr
y and Importers and TIrdors' Insurance Companies
TAs IRE 10 supposed 20 have been the Woi Of &C ncen
es&y. Charles Mupday was arrested having Ahoat
~ worth Of goods IT. his ,ossesson. whics 10 had
stolen from TO store during tho Gro. lilo We, com.
United for examination By Justice Kelly.
REsiGyA r1oy OF PRoyesT- MARSHAL JENKINS.
Capt Charles Z. jenkins. Provost MmssI Of tia
Ninth District has ra,sn-d liz ofics and bis rssisna
ssoI has teen accepted by tic authorities q, washing
toa who have Temporarily appointed LieB'. Gustavus
Urban Of tie 18th Uned States Cara,sy 10 IL his place.
II ~ss IN I'll. D,stri,. and 4, Capt Jeakinas Office
Third sy.rse TIA, tho fiss outbreak connsc:si with
the rio, In July last took place. whom the aachSs OF the
Office Wy escaped With their nsss from tie inferi
sed mob. Capt Jenkias .vsgns because Ab arcfcsaoa
demands ~ Of lis time.
APPOINTMENT OF LIBRARIAN TO THE ST.
rnrxs COURT In purSusnes Of resolution adopted
by :he poaFi Of Supervisors, empowering no Supreme
Court " appoint ltTGIiea the Indge,, at GencraI
Term have conferred tAai oiicc upon AZ. ydward j.
knight who has bcon fr several years oielelt and
obuginy officer Of tho Court.
CnAyoB OF TMR.-On and after to-day trains
win leave Eew.York COZ Warrington via FewJsrsey
Railroad and Transportation Line at 0 and 10 m.
7:3o .. m. and 10 midnight Tho a m. and 10 p m.
trains VI taks d. r.ssengeu from or 20 intermediate
.,ss.--s between EsS-Yort AID w"lins.on.
/ HUDSON RivEG RAILRoAD.-Wo are requested
to eau the attention Of the pubo to poran, changes
in the timetable OF the Hudson River aroad to tai
sasst to-day. Sec advertisements
| INH NEW 4. fOiSIEH- mCtool, csl,
sAc new Eegs,cr entered into pocsaion Of the Regis
ssr's Office Ns~.Year's Day. He went there at Il
o'clock IN tho morning. IN company Nth the Hon. For
aando Wood. A,d. Fox and WIZ. L. Ely. Gao. Of .hs
Street Department. They wore handsomely received
4 ny the retiring Register. Mr.. John Kcyser Mr. hc
Cool will servo out his term VI osase Alderman Of
/ the Vth District.
! BUSINESS At TUB II. s. MAasHAL's CygICg.
Tho Marrhal and his men were busy Se.riday
scsrching vessels and passengsrs and granting pass
ports Arrests were also made. but f,r p,ldeniinl
reusons tho particulars Withheld fion tho public.
There has no. been such fusr among the Secession
lists Of thI city for many months there q Mt the
present time They cannot lsgulse goods sonirrband
OF war; however ingcnou.y The work may 10 executed
withou. being found out By sone eyed detective.
And their exposure is to reslt In as.ss aad pun
ishmcni
Derley has executed Tor The Ns,r> York Mer-
enry spirited picture On!iiled "a Rebel Raid" which
TO appear IN that pager Of the 9th inst IL the saue
,oy often related. oay made moro palpablc by Tia
admirable in which the artiDs las Illustrated q.
SEVERE Cold SSAP.-It was indeed snap
from the mad Of Friday. to the cold Of Saturday. when
he mercury In tho thermometer went below zero and
when the windward aldo Of locomotives froze up whle
In motion. Ills the up the Harlem road and
Il required constant watchfuness tho part o! eng
neors when obliged TO stand on switch to prevent
freezing up solid. We hayo never seen water freeze
quicker thoagh tho mercury indicated several degrees
colder than II did In windy exposure On Saturday.
SUFFERERS FROM THY COLD.-An unknown
man found at the Of broadway and Leonard