New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

6tlcs those who share in the privileges Of the STATE
See TO it that you are no1iS I5 80 on this side of
thc water superior 10 anything on tne ottI sue va
water All EngishmCn know that America can hSh
all CREATION John Bull among the rest was brnuSut
up to believe that IN EnglShman is equai u Inice
Frenchmen and an American is equal at least to two
Englishnen Al any rate. one thing IN which
You Americans beat Neutrality-suspicious. may say III
which Americans beat those Englishmen out ana OUT
and that in making aftcrdmner speeches IIeic Is
Easlshmdn VINO does not yenerate George WASH,
hOnOred Immediately upon his death ny his enemies
Not decade had passed before nc was iT|fie anu NJ as
the purcst patriot and noblost man that ever lived Ana
lions were laid by men OF surprising virtue Washing
toms character rises with almost sanity purify ana III
mTtaicai and icgen',ry But ms history with
real power, ana II his purity and mscll,iheTS are
initiated this Republic cannot become cheie:
ar Ls friends ana therefor, he is passiouatcy beloved
NV his conntrymcn and hon0red by an the ages. Men
the old country are Looking aiXousB 10 thlS coui,t!.
rejoice stand under tins hag although its - strips
tell u a level torn from the crown OF the monarch in
whose nation hold the place Of "a Gzen. lhH h , Is
Their inspiration from the me sources and the iut1e
OF the world depends upon England ana America: bnl
with tn, 1ds WINE the OLD nag OF LhSdhd WIN th1
hope mat they may forever float III holy slsterhoOd ana
meyer be carried pp!0dS WAR End o 3dSe and
the ". William Lloyd, and the students subsequently
visited tie gallery of NJ trshali o. Roberts lHgy
tlcu spent the nc before departing from the city in
looking at The various places of Interest.
MILITARY RECEPTIONS.
The 14th annual reception OF tic 1st Troop Washing
:.
broadway and rty-nith-st. Among the guests were
Comuii>sary General Daniel ID. Wylie, Gen Alexander
shdlcr and -dfi. Nadn's staf ana Col George w
Wiu-ate. Inspector-Gencrh Of Rifle Practice Dane
ng began ABOUT $50 and continued until IL
o'clock, when Col Wmgate presented the mdrkS-
mans bIdgcs" which al CrCeduOOr last season
p 'I l ~ o.si so; ScrgraHt Mt7Ialh. ii;
Lieut.. Decker 40; j. MuioOn 30; sergeant Ross, 80;
20: !, j. Igai-, 5o opt l. 7. i,.yl, -; J. !.
VOORHEES, -; H. /. Drolcr, %; Sergeant Fuller -
] .itt.Yt "a. -. a..
81 fGc ram tIrn presented 10 Commis>lry Gcucri
Wyia handsome engraved set of resolutions express
iIstt or In, services ana MS success III "nlih
iu. IN ar,uury and "a complete equipment for thon
Dancing was resumed after the presentation az" con-
Tt7l.t Ecgimeni held a brilliant reception in its
sIm,ry at broadway and Thirty -hIii-Nt Among inc
guess we're Gen. l.. X. NImor ana mcmp.s 81 M. SIAN
stlc, ana sht OF the - PENNSYLVANIA gmcnl rom
Pi.adgma,t 70 her WIN 81 "tH'G.s o. na, C',"u
and dcic-auon from tue Rhode l~Ii"u lcn ram oi
ARTILLERY. TIE hall decorated VITA the regimen az
,-. deliberately supplied supper tables were spread ia
iin comp Two bands OF music we're provided
section guests dancing, ia" other was 's"d as
| promenade. At 10 ociocA Gen. F.l3'm ana stan iOi
stan lei The Grand N arch, after winch @ancins began
ana was continued Un,ii ann o'clock this morning
IHc lltu Regiment .iHury al Grand and ttntlc->iS
wa. -jnt! decorated an ILLUMINATED i'i even ~ OH
! the OCCASION of E-r annual bail. the Attendance was
very large nearly 1000 ucI>n~ being present Lieut.
Cob \. T. stewart ana tie uLc n-Aher, Oh tle iccclr
ti0n committee Jar no ,H1i - serre t"e pleasure o.
! thcir guests. Al midnight there WAS tattoo and
-h,ry alter Chaplain iiorl.ng cAr9tened tili infant
children OF mcnbIs OF the regiment to whom Col /.
! UubtEaat stood godfather
Inc veteran association OF the Sth Regiment hgid
reception &s. evening III the armoIy al No 200 "esI
Twenty -thIds IIe nuHbrr OF the former members
| tiyiil.. wiicn continued until a late hour. The
! handsomely decorated with tgN ana icstoon, OF
bunting extended from the center to cac corner OF tnt
room. over the door the word "WelcOmo' in red and
! biuC letters was placed.
About doz'n gtntrinrn members OF Company OF
the 7th Regiment, dlnrd together at DeinOHcoS last
evening One OF them stated c purpose Of the reunion
i1TlIp No
| possible
OTHER CELEBRATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
The order of the United American Mechanics hcd its
annual exercises at Cooper Institute in the afternoon.
The stage Wd5 tasc1uly decorated with flags shields,
steamers and notices In the center the back,
a ful-length picture Of Washington. The hall was.lul,
and there was hardly to stand. Upon the stage
was a delegation from tie Continental Guards IN the uil
uniform of the Revolutionary period. The Rev. c. H.
GOOdstli began the exercises WIN PRAYER . D. Sh-
mons. of Collector simmons OF BJSl O feVlt wed me
Mary B1ycc was encorei and The Colored Recruits"
performed by TWO little boys chcitd shouts oil laugh
OF his pupils Masters Hyatt ana knsaDlry sang sOIS
entitled !" "reminiscences OF tine south" The Rev ID:
H. Miller delivered address entitled " Americansln."
TIE sentiment. "1nis is Protestant country, and the
Bhic belongs TO The whole poole ana must be kept III
the public schools was received wlth nucl favor
Tie annual celcb.a.ion Of Wa,hiustons BHhIdy by
at that Institution. Peter Cooper and Prof lIsd
upon the stage. Address Mere maie by Harmon T.
Marcus Woodle The subject O David LcEuc's address
was Love-" and he kept the audience In lauGIer from
first 10 last by his bgrlcsque pictures OF modem i3Shon
bic love-nalIng Tho address Of Marcus Noodle was
upon Ideal in Pnnlc Lic selections from WASH
ingOns Farewell Address were read by MISS D. E FRO
meeting of the NewYork state Society Of the Gin
CuNat was acid last evening al Dtlnonc0s flItnIte.
and TWcnty-siX ~t. to celebrate WdshngtOns Blrth
day. meeting was strictly private, nJnr except
members of tins aud other state societies being adj
United. There was q Gnnci ana speeches Were maze,
but information regard 10 The affair was refused
The opening exercises of the EccT0-Hcdcd College
held Yesterday afternoon AZ Chlrkt!lhg lldll Inc
President, Dr. Albert j. steel, spoke upon ElectraI
Science in Therapeutics ana was Followed ~ tie non
Francis Fuller, Ex-Governor OIL UIiH VINO gave us Zee
turc on Tine True Philosophy OF Digestion
A lecture was delivered last evening by the Rev. DR..
c. II. Fowler. editor Of Ihe ChrtSttdH Adc)cHe III 81
Paul's Methodist Ep'coh Church; at h%uir-,'c ana
OF the lecture wac 10 aid Tue Kev Robert Hahici9n Of
Dublin, Ireland in collecting $4,000 iol a new Metho-
remarks tie lecturer showed the advantages OF good,
muscle and how II Dult up people ana also what
successes achieved by training az Z. eAI brain
The members Of the Lincoln CuD OF the WIN Assem-
bly, District celebrated the sixth anniversary OF the
founding OF the clue Their rooms, No II UnlNerry-
place, last evening. About % mrmHch 81 lhc iNsOcia
Wales postmaster James, zen. Ansnu G. McCOok,
Cornelius Van Cott, and d.. Isaac Hayes Letters OF
TnurlOW Weed, and others Among the toaNts ana re-
sponses were: 1.-THE Day leblatc Responded to ny
Cen McCOOk; The President Of the United states by
salem H. Wales :" d" Abraham Lincoln by /. NJ. Van
Alien: The Empire state, by DR.. Hayes The city OF
The homeless BOYS of the east side Of the city
enabled to celebrate Washngton's Birthday "a manner
agreeable 10 tBen their friends provided them with
substantial at the RyingOn street Lodging house
IN the evening The boys entertained those present Dy
singing dancing, and Tocltng pdtrOlc pieces. mum
Der of welknown citizens were present. ana gave the
an cntertaumcnt ia the Eleventh Ward Boys Lodg
ineh0lsc at No 700 East Elcycnthst, address were
delivered by Judge John H. Brady ana Jonh ~ loitet.
Judre Van Worst presided. Songs ana regulations OF
patriotic character composed the remainder Of the pro
grainlne. ,.,.a a. ,s.o n, tl,o pr,ollvn
Skating Rink last night The 23d Regiment Bind ff-
nished music Throughout the e'S mn ~ NOV M