New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03

by q. s. Fowler esq, the subject Of Culture Fhys
cs Moral and Intellectual taught by Phrenoosy the mel
proceeds to expended printing the lecture in cheap form
for distribution among the soldiers Persons requested "a
other resdiIg matter they may wish 20 srd "a,
soldiers which will be received by the Mission aud forwarded
free OF cost.
EAsTMASs COLLEGE BAND.-Prof. Eastman OF
the National Business College Of Pcughkeerse accompanied
by the celebrated band the college passed through this city
yesterday afternoon their way Wsshingon to attend
The Inauguration Of President Lincoln During theii psssss
through the city they STOPPED at the As'or House ana
serenadcd the proprietor Mr. seison.
MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-Ihe
regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce was
held yesterday afternoon. A. A. Low. presiding. Tbs Com
mee Of appointed to devise for the relief
Of tie citizens Of Savannah rendered through r. H. McCuTdy
their report II resolved in Committee 20 rcceive the re-
port supply questions. but the letter q Mayor Arnold
aid the memorial 10 ts President Of the United states re-
gaTdng the cotton question returned to the CHAMBER Tor
with power. The Secretary. behalf OF the COMMITTEE pre-
senica the portrait Of late Joshua Bates copy Of tie
Snd Teierrra to Captain Marshall aud O. W Blunt esq
communication received from the Ocean Telegraph Com
th. enerIse by using s influence with Congress to secure
the subsidy hkei for which. motion Of Captain Marsha
Rebel banker given OF the grantees letter was
read from NJ Ferdinand DE Les'ep. fredcnt stte susz
Canal Company asking the Chamber TO send deiegte To
Acxandi. Egypt to represent the Chamber OF Commerce
in he examination q the canal on the oth o. Apr mex
M George Oplybe moved that committee Of seven be ap
tned to eIpfss to tic Government the views ~ the nam
nah and her places irrespective OF ownershp lie ongh,
there number Of loyal uen In the south who would DE
willing 70 pay their Northern debts IN cotton, which they
would from the Tavages Of The Coniedea,o oiees
IT. however the Government seized on tins cotton ~ito.t
e0upentatns the owners there would be no incenuve 10
then TO The cotton II vas question 81 vital nipoi
to The Merchants Of thi. city, over S2ooVo teins
in Ills city breaking ont Ct the war ~ soi'hern
merchants The motion discussed by most 81 the mem
nd
such Cou.m,e =. A. Conkllrg, Geo. OpdySe = j. Msrsn'
J. J. Ming ;. B. Ch,enden. A. Baxter AID H. Mn'hs to
whom motion, The Chan nan aud Secretary were acded'
Tie Chamber then adjourned.
A CoNIBADASD ASSAULTED ~ Bounty BRoK-
rRs-AIihur Stevens and james Mahon were yesterday
arrested fer h.,nr VIOLENTLY beaten Eewsoue Lewis aeon
rsbanI aged 70 years. whom they bad srdeay2red 10 en.'
Tley taken before Justice Downgi who committed
en for trial before the Court Of Special Sessions then sitting
They found guilty by That tribunal sud sentenced to
ssIthe Les,les, .s,fence the Cont could inlet Lewis
s'oy arrived In this ciy lie sss be joined Sherman army
10 march through Georgia, cid was re''At Al tue taxing
Of Safsnnah
BolRD or ALDERMEs.--A special meeting of the
Bo.d Of Al,rmen wa, held a, TIE City Hall yes,d'y After
noon 1r the purpose taking aeon IN reference to the cell
l,on Of ~ recent victories. Tie President, Morgan
Jou,. occurred the chair communication received
from the CiEens Committee inviting the eooperaon OF the
.agsfe on the an ns Alderman Farley peenei the follow
iSs resouiionf. which wcte adopted unaniinouay
HfciffI. llat tue cuIIfAl ition ifui
C1ens, inviting tie Coylon Council Of tbs city to p'ci
pate the celebration q recent victories be &c" a.
aud they are hereby req1c,,ei eo.n their respective ohccs
ococ ~. the day ct apart far zach eeeeiion
Keiref TLs c thsuks u the Common Council be- and
they are hereby oadercd Generals Grant and sherman OF
the Amy aud Admiral, Por;er snd pablgen Of the Navy
and 10 III Gallant officer. and under their command for
e energy. devotion end patriotic eiaft' Which have been
productive 81 ,ueh sglioes TesH.i, l1Itsst
Rocei TIA, the citizens generally be. and they are hereby
requested 10 observe the day spu for the eeebatop
fle board thea adj ournel to Monday at ? p.
TIE Arm oP MARCH CgLEBRATIoS.-The
brooklyn Board Of Aldermen having declined 20 participate
in The approaching rational celebration OF Union victories
suspension business displays Of flags and illumination on
,i day and evening Throughout, the city The following Is
his proclamation; =. -.
MAYORS OFFICE Crrr Hall, BhooELys. Mych O. ise5
In pursuance OF resolution adopted by tie oad o. Ader
men hereby invite the patriotic citizens Of BROOKLYN 20
unite with those OF New York ia tho National creosuon
OF Union victories" take place Saturday, the an OF
March The Board Of Aldermen having declined to psrci
pate In the celebration. make provision for any pubic
patriotic citizen. OF Brooklyn I'm which category here Is
included entire populaiioD sentIa tHsp OF oai
mess the display q ss 81 haa0 s Hn IN ,heg
and syesln: 80 As to 80 sre tue Woon Mayor
Tie Mayor also requests that the bells on tue various
churches III the city be rung for hall All hogr az soon on
day March 1865 honor OF the recent Union victories and
part Of the National celebration TO De had On ie same
day. .,,-. l.,
The militia Of Brooklyn have been invited to participate In
the New.york celebration. md VII probably accept
THE DRAFT IN BROOKLYN Mayor Wood and a
Committee Of the Board OF Aldermen Proceeded TO Washing
ON Wedue.day uigt for tho purpose OF procuring pos
.bs an time to h the quotas o. me sscona ana
Tri Dsr-ts They believe that, with the deposition AZ
nrc..n manifested to furnish tie number Of men required
hat they can a nearly all be obtained within 80 days time
I4v following viii show the number o. recruits passed ana
accepted al the once OF fiV'os' ''''S' 's w. "
Feb N........ 10 Feb. 25...... u Mar l......" ~