New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
CITY ITEMS.


,,,,,e on THE FaIETpI psS "A dinner viii be
- f,r the children OF the Home for tie Friend
.o- Il, I'VE large onside schoolsal Of which
49, good WORE IN rescuiag the Children OF want
IA sorrow from ignorance vice ana de gi"da'oH- Ia
-, by the children from ~ 5 and from $50 to
re A. H.. -, .,.o o,,, from
.fn W. The others ct their respective school rooms
ga Aa,. or a, tie Home. on the dh, following
Ina return Of this annual festive for "the children {"
-, y"-nany of whom are sold,e-s osildreh-giVes
excellent opportunity for those more favored 10 OBEY
,.p-s5opt. $50 thy wsy eat tie ia ana oiihS Inc
,s,st soi send portions to them for whom ho'''r 10
,-spafcI.'-Neh :. ~.
Tfe ants Of the Senson already press new a."
.strbc. IONS, large or small. wia be Thankfully re-
osIsd-
CrAyD CONcYRT.-A grand concert Is I" DC
-,.n. conpllmentary TO end for the benefit OF Mt
y,as-,ck Molenhsuer who has been afey deprVeuo OF
A,srbt and is therefore obliged to abandon the pur-
@ Al li, musical profession entirely MT Seharien-
b.rs No 7s Broadway. Nowl,gk. acts as treasurer.
krc7yOy SALE OF PIOTURFs.-N. H. Leeds
Minors sale OF Nj IiurtS eoection OF pctare' on
rtss1ay evening wss most successful anu rea.zed
.h,rt su 0N Keusatts "CatSkiil %Ls sold ioI
g. 90. Autumn" by L. ITovci. was sold for GU
s. The son,por- by Z. Fiohel, brought siioi ond
IaSl,caps and Cattle" by Tioyon. S-io
pos-AL MONEY ORDERS. payments al
ee r,st IL money order oOe in this city, 70 persons
no present orders drawn IN otaor cities, have ie-c"e
usaiig thousand dollars day.
Contracts FOE AEBULAHcBS. Attention Is
raed - the advertise ment ia sacIher column Sec1ms
tropossls Tor arnbuauoes of tine Wheeling pattern oh
pasit.rnasteE Gen. Van Vliet
RECEPTION or GOVERNOR CURTIN AT TIN
psoDucy TxcHAyGE.--A laIge and enthusiastic meet
r., "a. held Yesterday after Change al tae New YORK
Yrodacs Exchange, ior tae purpose o; rendering 10
Governor CG-tin Of penyNala, ond through him.
10Th. yeat state OF which ho IL tie represent alive
tie resrct and honov Of ho members o: tie EXchrnee
"a The citizens OF Now.Yo,a. Gov Curtin accompa
pied By Cen Wa5rdFe Z. ". Packard, esq, and 9th
"a reached the Excharge 1T 1890 p II.
The meeting having been called to order BY NJ. g.
y Crarin Chairman of the Commercial Association
tasfsE appropriate rsusrkE and MI Alfred Hoyi
chosen Secretary at tie regaess OF TIE Chairman Capt
Yrsnoh President oftac Produce Exchange introduced
GOV Curtin and in doins 80 said.
ME,BsEs oP TuE PEoDUCE EXCHANGE AID CEs1LE-
.rs NJ Affords NE the 81 caict pessu. e. present 70
vonr acquaintance the Hon. A o. Curtin. Governor ~
ihs s.e q Pennsylvania Chjccis Of bu-lucSs ealing
Rim AZ this time 10 tls rcal m tlOpols. the
1rsrbsf % the Produce ESchs So lsve awaited them
nyes o, his presence ia The cty "a iestHy iler respect
10 hin personally and b. honor me great STATE which
ls % wornly rep esents IT Il ny ms lh''Icu NC q,
cyitCs we strengthen our devotion 10 me country ara
The Stsfes which compose L.a Union Gentlemen.
nov present 10 You GUveIn0I CErtlu.
Governor CURTIN on coming forward was re-
c,yei s1th loud and continued eAcors. lie said:
Mf.TEEs OF The PROD on EAcnAvGE. ] am much
obliged Tor the unexpected hODtu 81 app aTing before
Won but an more OD geo 20 you IN you present semi
sspts 9r the State Of renns,v Th'Te npvef las
been anF period IN which TO people 81 IcHnsyiynnia
and Nex.YOfk uad any Giteaenoe.. We have always
Ta tia ~ trade aud commerce eld 10y al the ~ scu
Gnents Of patTIot eno loyalty "nch sustained our
Government 30 !oag. Lyme sie ~ sac oar interest,"
ere ideatcai-TsirJaCs bt lining 81 NeT-Ao rS inn
through and ac~oss Pennsylvania Tins great me
tOpOls and Philadelphia ar connected uy Uade anu
s9rmercee grelt river rsug in toe atGie oi PelHsl
Tan!a runs through AoH-EOE and GlscnaI 4iHg Itself
into the Chcsap axe all Hoiiiul M 4ts course three
States In ffx bona Of fellowship aad uuioa trust
a. all ever be So; thar Lst Pennsylvania ana this
Crea St9te there sh1a be one great common brother
1ood--s brotherhood " Ell rmls b,ct o. the EoyO.u
t0n which now exists and WI aiWryB o. 20. trust
ast before long prosperity viii again Vsii this great
country ana the COyeILuirAt &c sll love anl obs
whose bcnefcence ad goddess No enjoy sill he mlde
strong bciore-bioie L,e rulc shoot Of his Rebel
bon ssssiied H. iCieers Ny fiie.Os. ] s.ncerey
Nust these near relations Of raor commerce social
inercotrse and rstro,isu sAa. c,t De they
ere rowi a1o pray GOD to Cox Allcal which Pro
iect, 6ii these b,clsH-s wii De- perpetual ]
tlrk you ioI the hoac- yol do lennfylyanil unc fr
tn. ealing on nc as Ter rty.osCu.a.NC. nOe iiG
you isIewcA Loud chells
Gen. HIRAM WAIBRmGg wtO on being pre-
s'1ied b. the chGrmaa received with cheers ne2t
es'rsd the following preamble cad resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted.
Hls-sls F2pereuoe h den s-a'ei hsi iust ~ rropor
20 yol stimulate aid 1upy 0e tu-in.ss fe
ktels between the seflJAr o. ne
- sengi. -u TIE FoWef " &c OOsCGtlt am a.
t'tss-rQns liberty, cid glerrss b. same proror ion
s yu "a, ouIaFr utai. coi,scscs relation. with ioseien
eosltr-s you icFro di..A which interrupt
u r'rl, relations bv,es iorezu gli uaou. therefore
.asEfu,en o tas N~~-lok PI..n,r 1-lsnge on thoiI
spsrs nts rendered neces.sr / = or fsrii. ior t.e
70 iAe n'e7of end o.f SOWING coHneTce I0fesn
hs,es' vgsui4o0sly rcsove--
fEf' Thai since ;he ulel c~rsue o. trade sn3 corr
fee hs led TO- the oTls4n prrscs4t Iedslal on
st1o1 WI bcCud ne rc o. fqr icel or ual colo.
tesEio great Republic .oft ~ zoe ,ifs,c n on
Esy DO agsr speed 70 fuzed ia cv,y rart Of he Unor
siy existed before le prcaout ialoos .sautc Rebellion
sssius1FJf1t+L
sS0ao ILa, whoever attempts ribr.w 'h- Consn.
70. o. VetAeu l-s tcue harry ZION
lcu IL an enemy 10 that uoos sad commerce, witch
We fsffeseu aud enemy 20 tns q
req .i'a government "a "bicn me ppness aud pos.
iy =. .le entire Alc.icar r.oge Z ,-.C
lff shs. corg-su .e prod cling ciasset 81 tie 10
tof who tud nafk.t Jog tlei protection t4is tx
70 us ia thea russsrg pa % 81 fy ono l!c!f alts
aite usrset o. Europe sd indemnity sga iust
ioitsg .-ervenon ir 4c i0us nd Al tie
ne tmc they % .'rtIen tht % Govern
-, 10 patriotic eHers 10 sacPes. tl~aa st nome.
Hon. kUFUs r. AED8Tws, EX-Survevor 6f
" POI, vas then introduced. lie saia &c had come
.ss'en ard t.rco NOT 70 ok. bat Ire pressed
.pV 81. Ncw'f ORR to-day "ieeis lcnnsrynna In the
isisOn D her Governor. Poals lyrD.s hts sent
tp 70 tAe war tnan any ClheF Staic rosu'f Effected
=! the energy and ebiiy OF Ler patriotic GOrenor
aPNhuse he cue speaker ~O.lG not be Doll. ea on
D-.za orei.i fff h.. d.