New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11
REJOICINGS.
Hn New-VOrk City.

p,.ra If Aldermen Yesterday meeting Of TIE joint
COMMITTEE Of the Common Council Celebration wns
held in the Aldermeu's Chamber Councilman Green,
Chairman; William HitchmsD. Secrearyi Terence T.
Smith, Sergeant Arms.
The Secretary read communication from the Cham
Der Of Commerce setting forth that that body had
solved the communication from the city authorities in
vunr them TO participate in the celefratioh and that
the Chamber would meet and act upon The nyitaion at
their meeting 10 day. t.-'
Tie Sergeant at,Arms here announced that COM
n..tee aez, the Chamber Of Commerce wished tn an
ter,ew with Che Common CoGlcil Commuee lbe
chairman ordered them 70 be admi1ed. 1hs , ON
mittee consisting Of ox- Mayor George Old!ke iaes'
orish A. Cotking Elliot G. CowAD, and j. Aus""
Stevens came into the ROOM -, r. ce,
kxMuyor Opdyk stated shan the NhahUe' eries Of
,oeice had held meeting t>-d6y NJ which seilJJ
resolutions was adopted y the bl; neef ~, w. Nv ,non
eided That the 2cth Of Avn sh9ad De the ''' upon
a committee from the Board Of Super'l,ors, oo ,
pr,.ing Waiter Roche and Jsmes DAVIS os9''' S"S a."
,Ir Tent Of g. C,suencn moved That the soih day
. Of April BE- sot apart she Day for me <eieO"h u
The recent Union victories. adopted -. ..,
NJ F,y,er said that the resolutions calling ior gen
.rol ccetrnisun ~ tho Union victories hso paseu pon
tr,n,beS of tbe enmon Council but shat De ma mo-
heep informed whether the Mayor dad alPf"NvS 'N'
1' rotjor the Sergeantat.Ar proceeded 70 the
Nayors offce .ut returned sboft! hltH "i'l s'' 9" wv
Navor W'ns no. in his office: ..,.-.... ur,,S
N- ct said h. hoped the citizens OF t's city w9nia
:,
an, ~ So%din SAD he thought the COMMITTEES might
act in this matter upon their own FesponS'n'iy.
il bad been proposed 10 go ahead Win We u''eu'e
tion lie favored The proposition he eniiren iHf,'
with the gentleman (Mr LcnD to 20 Oh WIN ue '1'
aJermsp Toobies moved Bot The Committee pro
coed To transact the business for which they had NJ.
o. sr Lent repeated hls motion that the &ih UtAlIl
bo sd an,rt ss the Iny Ipon which the ce'ehnl0n
slua.d ahe place and that Che citizens ne nV n 70
illuminate their dwellings, and tnat al pehnc ou'uss
Mr. Opdykc said the Chamber Of Commerce hsd moi
aGOptodany plan of proceedings sith view U 'e.,,
lIaiOn but be thought that religious serves tDouIu
he held nthe various churches and ut 10 me N oui
history Lad citizens moro cause 10 DO tahAul !"
God fr his blessings tous than the present but y an!
tuie was III for iilumiuauon II was Whenoe Y4ea'
Rebellion practically ended n, -
supervisor DaYissaid the Committee OF ne bo a "
Supervisors hakhad no opportunity 70 COME WltAeaoH
0iher this subject, although 1DuiFhuiy ibN O
course had their own views. lie, as one 81 the ON
- T,tee agreed with the propositions IoF genera lit"
mutation. u. ... .
the Chairman then put the question mon Mr. Lents
motion aud it was adopted.
MI Farley moved that in order 10 carry out the
views Of the gentlemen present. a committee VI TWO
persons from each delegation present e APPOINTED 70
prepare some sGifable mode for general celeplSi0n
Carried and Tie following gentlemen were appointed
such committees
Citizens Comulitee-A. T. stewart ed Hamilton Fish
Board Of supefvior Messrs LAWS ana Heehe' B2lfd o.
n n1s.%fSi: $'a az s and Brad red
Nh LEAF was iu favor Of requesting the Pastors of
The various chuIches to take coons Tor The oene'
ft Of sick and wounded soldiers. .... ..
s.a Mr. STEVENS thought that an examination would not
or the measure Of 10y thai day IN the memory oi
" any Of ms whl there BE such Gay as the one upon
which the celebration wileecuE go
, Mr. LENT thought it would BE- great deal better 10
give the soldiers in the various hospitals in this cty
good dinner that day thar to have large dsPey Of
fireworks.
On Notion the use of the Chamber Of the Board Of
Aldermen was rendered 10 the sub Committee above
named. ond they then went into sesret session.
>-' THE SURRENDER OF GEN. LIE
90 Notwithstanding the Uniayorabe state OF the
weather yesterday the demonstrations OF JOY over the
surrender Of Gea Lee and his army quite general
and were manifested BIZ general G splay Of flags the
ringing Of bells and the firing Of saGtcs Tie intelh.
gence created the widest feelings of joy among all
CLASSES sndIt was the subject Of congratulations the
The drafted people were generally joyous, aud i'm.
pressed with the idea that their services III not now be
required.
salute Of 200 guns fred in the afternoon at the
: A rooms OF the County Volunteer Committee.
eop@enereted TIE event OF he ial offees army BY
profuseIy decorating the interior Of the PostOfbee
building With iags banners and inscriptions and there
being rV airy between The gentlemen employed in the
various departments the building presents an exceed
ing attractive and unique appearance.
At end Of the room is bust Of the President,
with the following inscription: Our War Correspond
2 eht A braham Lincoln u ly4-|
The four principal points Of attraction are the Fast
tebie the Erie fable the North and the South talIc
The box delivery office also presents avery pleasing ap
peafoDee. "f
-, ... TB DEUM AT TRINITY CHURCH. /
, IN view of the great events of April 8, 1865,
which God has youehsafed to the armies Of the Union
and The cansc Of Constitutional Liberty tie bankers
merchants Judges of the Courts, lawyers. business
men and citizens generally requested TO meet at
Trinity Church Tuesday April II, at O'clock p N.
Ia Join in the anthem Tie Dean Laadamas.
s Draper Edward p Cowes, Moses TsyIo Samuel sloan
~ H. GfmDeil, William ~. kvart, John j. Phelps, iisnii
Fish Charlie. IA. Russell h. H. Winthrop r. 81 stinor.
$ B; Chiitenden, d. Crawford jr' Charles H. Marshall
The entire choir Of the chuieh viii assist sthe per
forhasee Of Tie Dean.
-.I-. f.r SALUTE AT NOON.
HpoRs FIRST DIVISION n. g. 5. \. Y, I,
l1I III t. EEw-YORK April 10 1868
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. I3.--ln compliance
with orders from general Headquarters Albany. Of
Aprill0 salute of 100 gun, will he fired at | Mon
sguaTe tomorrow, pr H. al noon, 10 celebrate the
national victories At Petersburg and Richmond and
che surrender " the army OF the sOcaed Confederate
States, under the command of len. Robert J.. Lee.
IL charged with the execution OF this order and will !
make acquisitions upon the Commanding General for
1he necessary ammunition. <f l..- a '.-
!. 81 Brig. Gen. Yates viii pgomnlgHte the shove
81 By order of Mslef-fien CuARIEs W. SASrOiD.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Division Inspector.
SPEtIAL 0IDIRs. III above orders arc hereby pro
n.ulgaed BY order OF r,- Brg..Gen CBAs YATES. /
sfsEca OF JrDGS PEcKHAM.
In the supreme Court, Third Part, Yesterday
ale glorious news of the downfall OF the Rebellion smOst
put stop to business. DIJLl II
- One short case vas tiied but ben it 10 eharg
ang the jury. Judge PEcxHAM said
2 GENILRAlES OF THR jury tbnk will not charge
80, 20 dav "a tis news rccciv cd Yesterday and 10 day