New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
UNION CENTRAL CoMAITrpE.-Tbe delegate
elect to the new Union Central Committee rom 10
Assembly Dietricts uf this CITY, are ss follows:

UNION CENTRAL Communicative delegates
elect to the new Union Central Committee from the
Assembly Districts Of this city, are ss follows;
u, pi,.tc-H.nr, Smith, John 3at.esbury, John Hickey
Mathew O Tordhsm Sheridan shoos John NJ Costa nen'y
I'd D,trict-Henry a. Leak NJ j. Ryan. Morris FhedAm,
Pierre Van WICK, RaynoI Condor Bsnamn Chase '0nh
Sd pIct-Jes.ph Taylor Samuel 8 WyescG Matthew Iss.
h h wn.,r o~.r W. prenr.n yo
R. Lswrence Charlie. H. Hail. George MeGTsnn, David b.
s.h Dis,rict-w T. T. chspr.n John ). shaw, Archibald
Brad'h,w Robert Edwards, AeIlnaer H. Keeeh' Abraham
eli bYie.~Dsyii Nmer, George Donaid.on, Harvey II.
Woods. Nathan Ii. Hall, Edwin r. sproul Simeon Df0psF'
7th D.Iet-John W. Thorn.. sincl.ir Tou,ey, VIM,
Gednsy, Isaac Travis Joseph W. Baes.sr John l.. iay0f'
s,h b.re,"Wn. IT, Mckinney, Joseph T. Enery, Henry
smith, John Levin Loa' JoHs Hugh NesOis Thomas b.
stn D.re.-Hush Gardner ch.r. 9 Spencer, Alexander
Mcleod. William o'tOn, John Lisdssy, Jshn Marsduf'
Uoraho ~ Sherwood. . m
Cook Thomas Little Robert ". Chapman Fr,nci. Resch
It'll Dis,Iict-Wiism r. Stewart John v. Grdley Alex
fass. Wilder: as.. hs.,i I.i - N''- "
Ia,h pi.trictsinon Huliion Seaman johnson. Dsniel
HsIrck Levi, H. Waters wili'm Bosrdman, Artemu' key
l,,b Di..ris,~Irs A. Allen Jane. p. coger William J.
OBryan, Charles wino. Lease u Hunt william W Aesse'
lsIh Di.triet~E. pelsh.ld Smith, Jane, Kelly, Waldo
Hatehn, LIb-rt Robinson, Jsrne' NJ Thomson "h'' LAIN
is,b 1I,.,rie.Tbons. T. Van prren Thonm. b. A.en
John H. White, Edwsrd c. johnson, RUFUS ,. Andrew
isth Disirict-Amor j. Williamson, William IT, DsCsrp,
Charles MeC,y Henry AriHs.ion. Guy K Felton, Charles
th Distrie,-Abrsn W,keuian James Davi, John r Can
ming Eeson Crawford, william Downing, James Owens
James Z. Walton
Tho Committee viii meet at headquarters, corner OF
Twenty.,hird-.t md Broadway, on Thursday, Jan.
10 elec. an OF Organization.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ORPHAN AsYLUM.-
The Thirteenth Anniversary of the Orphan Home and
Asylum OF the Protestant Episcopal Church" was cele
bratcd Yesterday afternoon in their no insitution
corner OF Forty rnth-st and LeNinstcnavc. large
number of ladies were In attendance. The Mght'Rev
Bishop Potter presided. Tho exercises opened with
prayer followed By the reading Of the Lessons by the
Rev. Mr. wardlaw Then followed the reading OF the
Secretary. Report b. the Rev. DR.. Galaudeti the Ply
sicinns Report Treasurer Report, mud the Report OF
| the Trustees Of the Permanent Fund. We condense
the following statistics from the report OF the Secret1ry
Miss Anna L. Peck Total expenditures for the year
| ending Dec. .. l-6i. sl52oi 20; total Iecepts
sisO4 "a; number Of Children received into the Asy-
Inm since the last Report returned TO their friends
IS iornd places and diedeavng lJI In the instiin
lion These are well clothed. fed and educuted and
receive the best Of the hands Of the matron
! Mrs lrglee Although the Asylum II nnder the aus
pices of the Protestant Episcopal Church. anu all the
Managers members Of ttat church yet that crcnm
stance does hot e,clade the orphan children OF parents
! belonging TO other denominations from receiving the
benefits IL the ASYLUM Alter the reading Of the Re
ports addresses made by Bishop Potter and the
Rev Dr. Montgomery. Tie latter gentleman also on
behalf OF the Managers, thanked Bishop Potter for the
earnest response which h late appeal in behalf Of the
Institution Rad met with. II brought into the Treasury
s. oO0-a sun sufficient 20 support the Asynm 'or Two
moutbs and 10 entirely free ron debt Tho exercises
closed with the singing of "Gora IN Excesis. After
which the children proceeded 20 the sch01 room where
their little hearts gsddened bv all sorts OF presents
| from large Christmas tree.