New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10


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wlo vista New-York should return without having
seen bow ard where The TRIBUNE is printed. They
will then understand how il is that able TO fur
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containing such mass Of original matter such usefa
ard valuable information and such Of events that
occur up to tie very momei. Of gCirg to press-was
furnished before; ard also see that notwithstsnd-
ing the University Of our edition, we have the power to
exte1d II to double the number ard still furnish the
latest subscriber promptly with his paper.
Thursday ia the best dey for vi, because that is
the day upon which the last side of THE WEEKLY is
printed folded and csYted oed after load TO the post
Office showing what can be done byt TIE concentrated
Efforts OF macy men, and tie power of wonderful
machinery, and therefore we repeat, Come and see.
We urge the lecture going to Lear what Mr.. Ray has
TO say tonight of that eloquent dreamer pOsepoet,
ard morally weak if not thoroughly bsd man, JEAS
JAcquEs ROUSSEAU. Mr.. Ray Is well certified as c.
pable and his subject s susceptible Of being rendered
deeply interesting.
MODEL OF THE CENTRAL PARg-Mr. Custins
Prize model Of the Central Pax, for which the Com
mis.icners awarded prize Of 81 900, las just been
added to the curosities at Bsrnum's Museum. The
model covers an area Of $40 feet and exhibiting the
trees shrubs avenues fountains reservoirs and build
ngs as they would appear in the Park, according to
this plan.
ODD PFLIOWs ANNNERsAGT.-On Tuesday
ing the Diamond Lodge, l. O. Of O. F.. held its thr-
tee nth anniversary, in the Grand Lodge Room, Odd
Fellows Hall. The chair wes occupied BY the Noble
Grand, Aaron Mccall. Two abe addresses were made
and several solos and duets were surg. TIE annual
report read showing the Lodge to be in flourish
ing condition, and the means of accomplishing much
gcod during the past twelve moths. The large hall
was crowded with ladies ard members Of the Order,
and Il anniversary passed o{f in a manner creditshe
to the Lodge and the Order generally.
DoORKrFPER's BENFFIT.- TIE performances al
Wslacks tonight are for the benefit OF Mr.. L. Bar
don tie attentive and courteous doorkeeper. Bssi3s
the fine spectacle Of Bnehsm Young" the bin pre-
sents The Captain Of the Watch" and Boots at
tie Swan
Notwithstanding the receipts this week Ct beef cattle
fell off 7GS head below the number reported the pre-
vious week, the price did lot advsnce-the highest
rate being Only equal TO lOc per pound for the beef
less the hide ard fat, while Of the most superior
cattle in market, and equal to the finest prize-show
animals sold at very title if any &C. per pound,
of hese cattle in our msrkat report will be found worth
reading 1t is generally believed that strawberries
affect the consumption of beef and consequently the
price of beef este; if co. they not likely to rice
soon. as The berries begin t. come very fresly and
the crop promises to be very large one.
A new building for the Dry Dock Savings Bauk in
this city has just been ccmmerccd on Fourth street.
near Avenue ID. The size on the ground is to be Il
feet by 60 feet ard the lot is g. feet by 100 feet The
building is to be three stories high and put up IN the
best manner with al the modern Improvements, and lie
TO he detached from the adjoining buildings, go as to
have windows in every side. The fronts are to be Of
fresstone and brick. The cost Of the lot is $4,000,
al the building $4,000. The whole was designedby
John p GeyDor, architect.
MuIrARr.-The Rev. Mathew Hale Smitli has
been invited by the members of the First Division n.
Y. state Militia, through Charles W. Darling, Pay
master Of the First Brigade Staff, to ielivera discourse
before that organization on Sunday evening. July +
Mr. Peter Cooper having generously offered his Lee
ture RCom i'll the Institute for tina. purpose.
FNcIsr COMMISSIONERS -Messrs. Haskett AMI
Holmes managed to have MEETING yesterday. Tney
told TIC clerk to aek Mr. Ker 20 come 20 the next meet
ipp or dere is position by written communication,
after which they Adjourned til to-day at o clock
ConREcrIox.-Offcer Mssterson reqaests US to say
that tie person arrested by hin for attempting TO pass
counterfeit morey at the Art Union Musical Hall, Ne.
49i Broadway, prescribed two blls one on the Lake
Monapac Bank and the other en- the Cataract City
Bs,h beth Of which are described as countelfes by
Thcnplon's as well by Lawrences Counterfeit De-
tecto,, although the Justice took it upon himself TO
p,enource them genuine. But whether good or bad,
be made the arrest TIE representation OF the cashier
of the house. lie showed Us hs authority TO arrest
which is as good az that of any Metropolitan Po-
Icemsn.
MfD.L 10 A BRIIlsH NAVAL OYrICFR.-The
crew Of the United States steam frgste Susquehanna
their discharge from that vessel, contributed por
ten of ther pay to provide suitable testimonial TO
Dr. Rose the English naval surgeon who generously
accompanied the INFLAMMATION Jamaica to this poIt
in charge Of the yellow.fever patients board. The
morey has been invested in the purchase Of gold
medal. The medal is two inches in diameter. and
weighs Eve ounce. cable lOrIns the rim;
side is line engraving Of the Susluehatna, and the
other bears the following Inscriptions
Presenf,d % .A.snidnt Snyge0H
FREDERICK II. ROSE, r.
By The remnant Ct the crew Of me linked State. ',sse
Susqushsrrs who returned 10 the United States IN good
volunteered professional service. enteied :hiI ship
mates, who afflicted wll Yellow icSeI Apr, 1885,
The medal will shortly be forwarded to Surgeon
Rose through tie British Admiralty Depaitclent;
meanwhile il is on exhibition S, the store Of Messrs