New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

CT Friday re1, in order 70 allow the teachers ,os:sad
the NorTnsl School Commencement, was adopted.
Tie report Of the Finance Committee in favor Of
spproprating 1000 for teachers salaries for Jase,
We, adopted.
Ar Amendment was made 10 the BY Laws, prohibit
!rr any member from speaking longer time than ten
MINUTES. rnes. with the consent Of majority OF the
Beard An effort was made to vote the matter down,
but il faxed.
ASsIvrrs,RY or rHr wAx OF 1879 Yesterday
the Arniyesary OF the Declaration Of the Wsrot Isle
vss -omneuor.ied by the Veterans. who under con-
mard of Col Raymond parsded IN connec.on With the
Veterans Of rigs County, Col Hardenbrook and
fred zrsri salute.
For seversl years prior TO the year lsl9, war with
Crest Britain bad been taxed Of but no war WAS
really expected. The first determined movement in the
matter VS. or the I'd Of June 1879, when at the open
ing Of the House, Nr. Calhoun, from the Com nistee
on Foreign Relstions 10 whom was referred the mes
sage Of the President ofthe United Ststes in session
o. the Hosse with closed doors, made report 'tstlng
at large the causes and Of war with Great
Britain which being read M. Quincy moved that
tbe doors be opened tia, the injunction Of secrecy
the said message be removed that the same be pro-
mulsated. and that subsequent proceedings theieupon
ouent otiors Of the same nature deter aimed in
the negative and the House continued in secret
session. Csn the ith of June the House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
on the bill declariug war between Great
Britain and her dependencies and the United states
and their territories and after some time spent therein
the Speaker resumed the chair. The question was
then takn and the bill passed-feas ~ Nays 49, On
the th day of June l5l2, the Senate acted upon the
bill, 81 on that day ii duly signed by the Speaker
of the House ard the President Of the Senate Shortly
after Mr. Crawford, of the Committee OF Enrolment,
reported that the Committee had presented the bill to
the President Of the United States for his approbaon
and that they were instructed by the President in
form the two Houses that be approved and signed the
sane.
The Veterans of the City and County of Newly
and the Veterans of Kings County who were engaged
in this war, were out in full feather yesterday, and
celebrated the event in patriotic style
MRs FRysoSr-This lady, il Is not necessary to
inform our readers ia the daughter of Colonel Benton
of Missouri and il one of the best educated aud most
ACCOMPLISHED Of American women. The Boston
Chronicle relates the following anecdotes concerning
b.r:-Nhile Colonel Fremont was making his arrange
mens on our western frontier for that exploring tour
in which he broke his road into the valley of the Sac
ran epto his young wife in Washington, according ID
his request opened all letters addressed to him there
and forwarded such she deemed il important Tor him
to see. Among the rest she opened Government
OF, patch cOuntermanfiHg ms tour the fruit perhaps
Of jealousy in superior" official station. most
LOVING Wife "a she had prov herself to be- must have
be-, under strong temptation 10 forward tnat out
bopply for tie world she took the responsibility OF
keeping it, and neither her husband nor any one eI'e
49, 4 En.uy
except the poor lite Barnace VINO sem II, hae~ any
hing of the matter till Col Fremont returned, having
Of, riousy effected the objects Of the expedition:
Once more; during the protrscted struggle which re-
.u,d in the election of Mr. Banks to the Speakershlp
heie happened to be ieuo" gers u ,o"n
car. bet seen Washington and Baltimore, Bo'toalan
A. remarkable any other in this city Tor MS suoser
v,rcy 10 the shareholders, ana ady adhreo oeyoha
most others in Washington society Tor the p.u',oy "
her viii and the intelligent interest which she taxes IN
pnbic affairs The conversation Of which she was the
center turning he great contest in the House she
expressed her decided sympathy for the kepuohc an
side exulted in it's prospect Of success, aud comph
meuted Mr. Bar k in the highest terms Tins WAS toe
IN, ch for the Bo>oniaD who expressed hls surprise
| that Southern lady should countenance such demt
gogne as Banks and such enemy to Southern instl
tutens. The lady replied ~ can relieve your surprise
in regard To myself Sir, for my husband Col Fremont
is Free Soiler; but let me express my surprise, thai
Nou Sir Northerner and Bostonian, should oppose
Mr. Rank. in behalf of Southern institutional AZ the
Bcstonon who met with this terrible rebake was can
did enough To tell the story on his return we foroear
TO give hr name, Ia the hope inst II nus hauc nun q
wiser and better man.
N,pR,,eys AT TIE CRY HALL.-Ald. Briggs was
Yesterday called on q twi,e perform the matrimonial
ceremony at the City Hall. The first parties were
| Thomas s. Harris esq Of Westchester County and
Mary Sellick cf Stamford, Conn. The Others were
Iosenh ?. Corral Of Canada, and Louisa Heating ln
the form er case the Alderman received compensation
Of - 90 and in the latter nothing, the bridegroom
g, tfessng himseh short Of funds.
MrzzLIsG DoGs-The law requiring dogs 10 DE
nuzzlfd gots into operation for the Summer on lses
day, 18th inst.
RIVER THIEyEs.-Wm. McDermott ard another
onr, .u were detected yesterday In ste ang TWO 2s OF IN
y.u,d Al from the pier foot OF Pre- street Es, h'SI O
80 Two Policemen approaching they Jumped Toto sH VITO
ker under and rovee out 1to the 'tesm ne III
80 "a .uother .r ard started in pursuit The iheSe many
w ovshsued made Tor
b ne ueD fishing and Of them sot on oosta aa
va, roued away BY the fishermen The other was esplsa
"a III. CAPTURED individual Wis locked ap 10 avail EXAMINATION"
F.TN FALL George Bechrer, the man WY ou
Tu.,dsv ast fell the root " the Lev oan,lIt
GREW street, died yesterday at me orr a
d. 80 ana tht JUN rendered SeIoct OF Dosa ~
,rslly r,ceivec Th- distance he decesseo r VS. y
49,, ,d by three BIZ RIBS broken sod nc ives "n
WISE INTENSELY jured tt wss hitye o. ~ af
a a.s ard resided IL brOckly q. MS oFeupaoon "
GsI,sf and lie Wa a temperate AID -dustrous man
srIcfpE.-An inquest was held yesterday upon the
kl of Jshn native Of Ireland my year, OF Ass
b committed suicide Yesterday By hanging ninseh :" tae
in ed second street., near