New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

Academy to-day, when Flotsws opera OF Martha wiz
be presented. On Moaday evening Nine. Medon VIII
appt ar in the character Of Norma in the opera OF that
lame
THE HIPPoTnEArRoN.-Th place OF amuse-
ment located on Fourteenth street. directly opposite
the Academy Of Music and will DO thrown open to the
public on Monday evening. A famous ard numerous
equestrian troupe with every needed appointments nus
been provided for the entertainment OK is patrons anu
friends It Is claimed by Mr. Cook, the manager tna' MS
new establishment wlsonta larger number persons
an any other similar place OF amuse mont IN tn'S c'
and that no circues' or hPpodromes III any
foreign country con compete with It, It's fu'hisneu
with comfortable not to say elegant Seats md speh
didly lighted with raiectors
EASTMAN NATIONAL BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-
Eastman National Business College u Poughkeopsie
has ~ Professors snd nearly ]. 300 students.
CospEnEycgoF CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES.
An interesting Conference Churches
met at State street Congregational Church. Brooklyn
on Thursday. The Rev. w. A. Bartlett was CHOSEN
Moderator, and the Rev. w. GLADDEN. Scribe. Three
sessions we're held, OF each OF which there were
large Congregations snd much interest manifested
lie Questions QlSCtktcu WcIo tho iohv""'b'
Conferences desirable - How can tho Communion be
made more impressive than II Is nowT and " How can
the Church best proceed with Its aggressive work 30 az
TO be eecves" About thirty short addresses on these
subjects we're delivered in the course Of the days pro-
ceedDgs
To TUB SANITARY FAIR-Among the recent
gif,s received by tho Executive Committee Of the
Metropolitan Fair fos the Sanitary Commission Is hne
piano. presented by the employees In tho manuiacory
Of A. H. Gale g. Co. in this city. The instrument Is
known az the monitor" Of Class No. J. All honor to
these piano makers Msy their gift DO used to sound
the harmonious notes OF peace love and liberty. Whes
war shall DO no moro and when tie Groa Republic, Glass
No among the nations. shall be firmly established
beyond the fear Of failure.
THE LIBRARY OF SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN
TO BIZ soID-Mr. J. =. Cooley announces the sale by
auction Of magnificent private library. the property
OF Southern gentleman. collected during many years
without regard TO cost" which will take place at his
.aesroorps No age Broadway. on Wednesday the 10Th
nst and following days. II the books are O. rich In
style the gorgeous appearance OF the catalogue might
warrant then there Is rich feast 10 store for buyers
The catalogue embraces lne London editions OF the
best standard works In general literature. poetry.
felton, voyages and travels history. biography the lne
srts painting sculpture. picture galleries &c.. among
which may be mentioned Musee Francois vols. Fin.
denis Royal Gallery Of British Art National Portraits
Coneys Caikedras Finden's Beauties of Moore Crop
seys American Scenery. Waveriey Novels. Mrs Jane
sons Work, Indian Tribes Of North America. MESS
Register complete 70 yols. TauchnitEs edition Of
Brtish Auhor AZ vols and an Interesting variety OF
others Mr.. Geo. A. Leaviit will be auctoneer. and
the sale will begin o'clock each evening urt oil tie
books shal have been sold.
HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Bhg- Gen. L. w. CAN'T
Of Artan,ss. p. W. KImball Of Massachusetts,, D. L.
NJ webster and wife Of Utica are stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Mai II. A. Brigham Of the United States Army, the
Hon W. Kidd Of Rochester. X. q. Viee OF West Troy
C. c. Dawson Of Loo!ivillc A. Van Santwood Of Al
bany. ]. A. stanwood Of Augusta j. p. White Of Ten
nessee. s. Gilbert Of Osdensburgh and A. n Sumner,
H. II. Fexon and II. 8. washburn Of Boston are stop
ping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Tho Hon. j. r. English Of New Haven. Gen. Cutler
and Col G. u. Dandy Of the o. S. Army Ii. Morgan Of
Aurora o. Bradley Of Worcester +. Sampson ard c.
& Howos, Of Boston. Z. +. Hall Of New London, Il. N
Buck Of Philadelphia. W. f. Foiby and wife and c. v
Benthuyscn ard wife Of Albany stopping tie stor
House.
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY. the regular
quarterly meeting Of tho American Institute. held In
this city On Thursday last the folosing preamble and
resolution was introduced by Mr.. j. Disturnell aud
unanimously adopted;
W1,,srs The Hon o. g Orth Of indiana hss offered the
following Important resolution In the House Of Aep''ena
dives. which Wa agreed TO. to wit;
Re'oired. " Ths, the Committee the Judiciary be In
',ructed to inquire Into the ssp-dency OF organizing ID"
parinen, Of Industry TO embrace under q. .Sge'on ard
bureau Of mines minerals and mineral lands and bureau
Of colonization and lninfaton and to report by bill or other
WISE" Therefore,
Rs.ltsd That tho American Institute recommend Tie or
Of the above Department, 81 Industry introduced
ia the Hoos. Of Representatives Of tic United States
This resolution unanimously adopted by tho In
.,itute and Messrs. Thomas W. McElrath, John Dis
turmoil and John H. Rich appointed special Commit
tee, and to report ut the neat meeting.
FAT CATTLs-Two yoke Of cattle were
driven In front Of THE TRIBUNE Office yesterday morn
ing and attracted considerable notice. The sir-year
old pair weighed $40 10. the fycyear old pair |
1000 10 the latter have taken the fret premium At tho
Saratoga County fair for three years in succession.
They were raised by Mr.. Smith Of tho town Of Half
moon. Saratoga County. and were purchased ty y Ii |
Crook. the noted restaurant keeper Of this city.
FUYERAL OF BENJAMIN i. BByToS.-A large
number Of our Metropolitan Police force attended The
They assembled at Police Headquarters and followed
the remains up Broadway TO Fourteenth street thence
Fifth and 10 the Deceased ia to DO buried
at Sandy Hill, Warrington County. New.York. -Four
hundred policemen and u number Of military officers