New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07


once and srikc nnoshe- blow for tho Union. >
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ARRIVAL or THE SiXTY-SEvENTU REGiMfHT.
Yesterday ut neon. the 67l Ncw.York. along kland
regiment arrived 10 this city. March was taken up
rnl down Broadway to the Park. They carried In their
ranks their stained hnd torn fags. In the aicrEoon
they wero escorted to Brooklyn Ny the I'D Militia
II. gimt AZ Of thai city The 9Th Regiment naniers ~
uen. aud IL commanded by Col Nelson Cross. They
have rcsnted for the war. and VII forthwith con-
mence the work Of recruiting They hsrc been uhder
FIRE IN more tran twenty battles. 1hs 10Th (MosrD
Regiment which has been expected for some tine past,
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon. II marched
up broadway preceded by drum and buee corps, and
carried It's bslorcd fags Parade was subsequently
made in from Of the City Hall. The regiment looked
well and both officers and men show ed that ~ active
service Of ycars aud halt had materially improved
their martial appearance. The combined music Of the
buglc and drum corps created quite sensation In
Broaiyey. The Mozart Regiment returns will many
men WHO originally enlisied ia the 9Th and 9th Now
York bat Who have since been concentrated with the
doth.
/ FnESCu LANGUAGE. Monsieur Thibault DE
rOusst vii open new cl,s. sor beginners at The
Wolncns Library In a short time Teachers. women .
artists rnd others WHO may be derous to acquire The
French lansuage by Partisan teacher and At very low
terms should apply immediately AZ the Library room
so. . second Aoor University Building. University /
place. opposite Washington reruie-Grcund.
/ REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS By the
MA,oR.-rhe following appointments aid r'no'al, /
lave been made BY Mayor Gurth-r during the lat two
o. three day. Mayors Oacc-Ado!phus Ecrhart In
. ....
Owens. vice John X Horreri Isaac ~. seiras vice J.
". Ms,crson. Ben Ringers.-Ciiy Hall Towcr-,I. \.
WononlcTs vice ". L. Cromwell fs.ex Market Tow
r-Iraoc iurgcf soa vice james Neville. W. H. Ielsh
/ wee l.. I, Mills Jcf,ron hsrkc, 1owcT.--I'iihp
csi'rcy, Vice ~. NJ Conkiini L. W. Wcnmann. vice
AloI. Gray. Union Mnrkc, Tower--Jaue. Wlmot,
vice james e. Jackson. Twenty second sireoi Tower
--raiTlek focney Transferred to City Hall Thirty
thrd street Towcr--Adsm Eiicr. vice VIM. Rogers,
T. II. Water. vice VIM ii. Mitchell. McDougal sir @
rowcr-tieoreeI wicb.lt. vice 4. y. Yoeunn r'tci
Miller. VIC. IA. Van sicklcs, jane L. Van Wsri.
vice Vim. {. Rogers. Mount Morris Io~u-Iamcs
H,cuskos. vice A. j. Hopper. Marion street 1ovor-
1iclad EicA,n. vice Il. Laybofn. ro-tonce Toacr 4
-. y. Yeoiann (esp.oincd) vice :. II. Sutton. John
IcItcr Vicc {. nowney. yorkvle Iowcg-Iiclaid
Ebholt. vice Wm. Bantam. ir. Washington market
Toser--Lnocl Smith. vice Vim. L. Brewer. clar,s
Parks Vie. J. j. Gotta, Andros Kelly, vice H. Me.
Bride Not S'stioDel--Jc-eph Hartman. vice D. H.
ieams,cad Henry jacob vice J. !. Slipper Thomas
MoCall,y Wee J. H. iInnt
TBE CHEZ Jusric rsaIr.-The Judge. Of the
Superior CoaT. h,o elected Tie Hon. ANTHONY L. Rob
tle Chief Judge Of the Cont IN pace VI tho
Hon JosoqL :. Bosworth. whose term 81 ollie, has ,l
piIcd.
THE NEW PoLcr CoMMIssioyslis. III,
new Police commissioners net "a, thar lsHdqua-'rrs
Yesterday moiuing. President HcMsrsy 10 Tie c'nir
Tie coul" whom they hhd engaged present ana
lengtl, consutaton was had In regard 10 the proper
slep- e. ho taken before abe courts. NJ 0rdcrs have
been saaod. nor VII any DO issued until The question
has been decided in regard t. he power Of tie Go,
oruor IN making tho appointment. 4,
TLIaoLtUM tosvRSUoS.--Thc United states
Petroleum Association IN entcn a. their loon.
No. 10 Pearl street. yesterday. and dcusscd 'eipu-
matters II interest only 10 tie trade. .
APPOINTMENTS ~ THE CITY INSPECTION AND !.
SIBtEr oSis-IoSEE Isaac Edwards Superintendent Il
II Road Vice John Butler r,-ignedi 4 :. pgscnbury,
Chief Clerk to Cify Inspector, John Batter. second
Clerk 10 city Inspector. :,
BOARD or ALDERMEN. This Board met at {
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. In pursuance OF special
call "for tho purpose Of giving erprcssOn to the =
grief experienced by the Board for the death Of Arch.
bishop Hughes. and II making tue necessary AZ a.
rangeueui. for attending the ob.equcs 81 the de l
ceased ?elee." Mr. Fox presented aseries ofresclu
lions relative 10 tho death OF the Archbishop which :
were unanimously adopted. We publish them in the
official proceedings. Mcssrs. Fox. McCool Farley,
Long and shannon appointed Special Committee
to make the necessary arrangements for attending tho
funeral v
BOARD OF COUNULNES.--The Board con- y
yened Il; o'clock p. Wednesday by special call T
The only business transacted was the concurrence Of
the preamble and resolutions adopted ty tho Board Of
Aldermen relative TO the death OF tho Right Rev Arch
bishop Hugbos n
The Fair Of the American Institute, which has
been well attended hom the start closed at the Acsdo
my Of Musio last evening. Gold. silver and bronzed
medals awarded and presented and hon
orsble mention made by the judges
INQUEST IN TUR NINTH-AvRNUB MURDER y
Coroner RanDey for days past las been invcsti
eating tho case OF Patrick Brady, who found on
New Years night by officer Mcpherson Of tho Twen h
tieh Precinct lying the walk In Ninth avenue. noar
Thirty fourth street. He removed u the residence
Of Matthew Hogan, 295 West Ihirythird street. at his
own request and medical aid summoned. On eIaroin. Fl
Ing him found that he had received severe stab
in the abdomen the cntras protruding from the wound
lilo subsequently removed to his residence No. IS
West Twenty fifth street. where he died the following
day. The wounded man unable to throw any light q
A.. IL. I.rr al. 10.