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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

prom,sed, At C. few YER cers sioba Tho vesy coz.
mon sttrbutou Of slteiested AID even sublime C.
tivee Ia the accounts ~ some degrees tor the
betto~ai Of sucb high end stuhdaat pr,i-es war.
But rare indeed s tie eols ier tec or untitled who
is pTomIttd 10 his horrible calling hg apY such mo.
uV's. War makes its appeal TO the Passions. Its
feathers, hDe'y, uusic-in shOIt ia whole study-is
intended TO tir end All ts etrength and ell its sue
cess lie m each appeal L. Is neither the effect
tie purpose Of wal 10 call Out ard cultivate the
thoughtful the pure, tie noble in the sou Of him who
puT~ues 1t. On the cohtrary, 1t s sougbt-spd alss
but too successfully to drown the richest treasures
Ct that sou in those deep FOODS Of passion which the
frenzy of wsr is 60 able TO produce.
AnUtber O9 the oclusipns which favor war L. that
LsoDE are provoked 10 embark in il by DEF and un-
eLcuTabe wrongs. Now that nation is very rarely
npelleo TO wer by sense Of great aciua Iss or IN
ioIy 10 fact too obvious 10 be disputed. Her pride
aroused by sn insult to her flag OF irrated at some
far weaker point Of honor, Il a much more common
Capee OF her gong to war
Again. people kindle In their hearts tee love and ed-
nration Of war by reading Whist poets, bis'0risns and
bioerspheTs ssy IN favor Of IT, But here also they
deludec. 1t is not war, but the glory Of war, that
these writers cee brate; and this q ry in fact
part Of war. 1t is only the gerDg eno fa.e covering
which is thrown over the borrid reality. Va tse is
20 be in blasphemy, drunkenness and pollution,
in plur Ger and destruction; 10 ghsstly wounds, and
dying egonies, ard broken heaita; in al those wide
sweeps Of death and vast desolaions which alone
is capable Of achieving.
Another end the lsst Of thess deusions to which
will refer is that, although all other controversies
ought corfesedy to be submitted to pescefu srbtrs
ment patient adjudication, there are nevertheless
controversies bstgeen nations which never can be.
Civilization hiss advanced 80 fer ae to give to the
word village, city, county State, national courts but it
has not yet reached the point Of blessing the world with
an International court. The omission is barbarous,
wicked. absu1d / cloee with saying that the learn
rg, eOquence, humanity and religion of both Europe
ana America could other wise be so usefuuy aud
gloriousy employed in combining all their forces
to brDg the nations into this great measure: Such
court establshed-s court for the trial of inter
national causes-sLd war would soon die out of Chris
tendon; ard then Christendom being at lsst, what
ST bad never beon before, in circumstances to ceu
vert besthendom to justice ard mercy, and to
Chnst, war would coon die out Of the whole world.
Such woud be ihe effect Of this court for the adjust
Dent Of differences between the nations Such would
be its power to hssten the compg Of that blessed day
when all tribes and tongues shall, though after go
long apd sad, and guilty day, joyfully echo back
that submest, sweetest and st welcome of all tue
messages OF Heaven: "GLoRY TO GoD TX THE HIGH
Est; PEACE ON EARTH AND GOOD WILL TO MIN"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
YANKEES IN FLORIDA.
/, Of III, n. u. Irfbrne.

To the Editor Of The N. y. 1rfeane
SIR: The following extract from The EaarleSton
Courier relates to band that infests the state OF
Florida, obbing and plundering and numbering and
con6npg their depredaticns to Northern msn ana
those who msy possibly sympsthize with, a. they
term IT, the id Yankee:
uListeIins 'yrch law in the eastern Pait % uJ
hurc I've persons and about Tampa Bay WITHIN nGr .o1
yaIious ofeusesn css- TAX ns The cuahA ou 0 He
room where be wss on trial before sJurJ.
This is intended retaliation upon the acts CON-
mted, as they cay, by the FreeState men In Kansas
although from the character Of OF the people en-
Gagged in it, l look on it as hishwsymans business
There is district in East Florida. made up Of the
RAG. ed ends Of pottiors If South Carolina, when
c,.ed the Abbeyville District the citizens OF WINCH
have resolved that no I'D Ysbkees, as taey
term them, shall settle among them and numerous
have been tie acts of violence committed oy taese
people On Ne-thern men. As specimen, ! VII relate
little affair that came under my obs-rv alton nos ions
spce. We were travelling en- the sts2e fOm 4 ala.
hsssee 10 Micsncpy, when II broke do.n' ena We
wers told by the driver TO 90 on about m;e aao
would come to . house where We rolia % en.si.
famed. Wien We arrived. the msn OF the house "a,
nt IN the plantation lckirg come Of the nixgers but
HI, viye was at home, and ssid she reckonea M.
RrovL would take in. She then com nence ma
ing ir ouires about where lived renaTxns "a
"Sou Sir. ANT from C.rlioyl' mo, em ifom Jef.
NV" a. never heard tell Of that place osiors, ous
may be Mr. Bro sn wil kaow whers II is. tteLIy
CO. MI Bros1 rsde lis appearance, wneh 4 ueseu
~. wife ssy. "Tba: rnsu Is from Jersey. ID you
tnox where {, 7" "Nes" he ssye, up toer w., n
thsy ,.eI our uisxsr. ami IL be hanged be sha'
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JUNE 2G 1855

seq here. 'Speck lie il losklx cut uor 10 s,a a
srt,e. Id lAe 10 krSW * baiLess th5cu.h tt;s
c-urtTy."
He w.st OF in perfsc' rsRe. uut Undertook 10 81.
plan 20 I'M s. hich be cIoersd ce of Ii, pr nj ssy
taid lie fIpected WAS on -On- pEo<iog .,-di.icc
10 steal pisetis al sgent of Horac. Greeley. de
poured on n siiean of sbuss tbs. tLo rght il
tsst 70 leave, srd uste my wsy on foo, sons u
miles, tl1tr having psio the ssge company Tor my
passsge through; though ha3 to walk they refused
to 'tiuIG cert.
could rsne runbers oi ins'srces wh.ra Northern
men have laiely been y-iy bsdly ussd aud there
seems to be general determination sil through that
hs,s 81. as tley Dvsrisb call US, the ID Var
k,es." The pubiics,on Il this rsy serve as warn
to tbose Of people Who may b aware Of the
stste of tbWgs eXtuEe 10 F.ofics. Yours a.,
Ctrrle,ten S. e, Juoe 10 SUFFERER
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rr,r vEpNONT FREE CONVENTION.

To me Editor Of Tn. n. Y. Tr'tuss L., 18th.
sx: In your daily Of the 26th Inst you object the
L.. Conv.,,iou in Vermont, because the cal 70
vague and because there will be gathered the the 'dro ro
cafe. Of every perpcious as well s' every good pro-
"ject." IL. ,.;,.,.a and vat
,ha sepss of progress though, best to is'us tho CA.
Ts a,c,rpes of Ste phea Pearl Andrews may be trae
.,,,r,e, of the State Of New-York on the mar
p.s. yC qas.p .t in par. the out.'ss' .s the
r;'s Point. may be Just. But we do not, on nves,'-
cation, expect such result We expect that ,es ,'
s''V' ;s That every man may bave one wonan ioi
a vs % and each husband and that d,Secs 9rcs
sv s he erap by laws sinar to those now IL
dnd on invss.is ston thai threeh''os 0'
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cousr or SPECIAL sEssroNs-Jun. 8. -ss'bss sasusss
Eumb-r Of ess~. on the CaIsnaaI ca Conyiotloss. 81
John BrsSy perSee gnil' to an assault and os''''S
Michael Carroll was convicted Of an asssHit and
battery on Betsy Basan. Judgment suspended.
Oven Courtney pleaded guilty TO an asssuls 80
Add.on Jackson aud Jobu Anls were convicted u
fMss Msr,Pss Tts' H.sv # va. nvcte9 Of .ns tive
shsws and other sricles Penitetusry montha
Ma TN FogMty was convicted Of stealing hat
j. hn Riley was convicted Of assault sad battery
Oh ImOtby Dor.a. JsdsmeEt ,a.pssasd. pssasd.,,..xh....-
James Meehan was convicted OF 40 assault and be-
try on Ps,,ick Murphy. Judgnen, suspeDdst
Jscpes Turner and Dennis Donovan were conycts4
of violation Of the Quarantine laws Judgpsat scspsnS:A
Kitty Dunlevy wss convicted Of an Assault and bse-
TRY on Julia Crinnon. Judgment s1sDended
Henry sbardler was convicted OF sn assault and
battery on John o. Crss. Judgment sulpended. =,
Mary Grady was convicted Of an ssssult snd be-
tery on M,rsAl.i Stock. Judgment Suspended
Nicholas Isleph was convicted Of an assault -
bstery on bis wife. judgment saspndsd
,.41 I@y on wnsn m 2.G Il. JaSsm.o; .e.S"adsa e ''
John Muacky was convicted OF an sssso" s'e w.
T sa pavs S c,Dgc Of an assault end bs
teTy John n. shyeu Fined sio II t. -
fIar cir Sanford was convicted OF "a asssus 80
Il Man,oS srd Patrick Reed we're convicted q
an ,,..n. and e.ssr, 90 Louis Abbet. Fined - sscA
Mary Fisher Vas csnvie,sd Of a. sssaals end sss-
,jotn Frazer plesded guilty 70 stealing silver ~
copp.- ina resi,srtirty t'a, non;st Si ,. .. ,.,
,, a. stor. of Is.sc W. Cseuer with Intent 70 ssL noaso
II Rsfuse. ....,,. r. H.
and o. a. eoins. PeDitennsIy dx moutts
Ter, r. Cavsas sh was convicted Of stealing bsak
tie :, a 4, ~ cotns Perser;iary SIX rno1fha
Jobn n, Csrrck ives convicted on two charges q
ss..- N and t.,,ery. Rsmsndsd for sentenoe
Mary McNsmars was convicted OF an sssAuh ana
ON samuel Myers Judgment susperdsd .
Rcsins Foley vss convicted of sn assault and bet
tery on Timothy Holden. Peuitentiary dx mouths.
coyrRr OF GENERAL sEssIONS-JrxE 2S-Dsesss Re-
cordsr BARNARD and Judge RUsskIL. -
Henry A. Kinm pleaded guilty 10 ssssuh enc peg.
sentenced 10 20 days IN the Cy rnn sna noSS
$3.50 stand eOn.i Ted until psi. a.
William n. Hilton, colored mao, was tried tor tne
,urser Il Mar stevers with whom be lived
wd On Marth abe found drsd from ps,e sn@ - no.
tS Tsrpty eighth street, where abe nved vte nnoee
The delss ssad s sAe shot hsss end ae sAeOos Wsos
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
I lAdVeFtiaeueuf

TEAs.-Ths CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
hand cry os Tea Deseu ssl -
families 5ouchon Ooons aud Youns Hysea IRON ,sa =
4oc GunpowdeI snt ImpeL hom l5c 70 All e.hst sae
ties equally low Aso boxes good FssiLv TEA ct 81.
Call examine No. IZ5 Cbsthsmst bct~ess Pesh sas
Rooseyslt-s
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AiysrtisefneItl

THE METALLIC TABLET SrROP-InyeDted By
Gso. d. 1915 This tbs genuine srt,cie mas ssv
been eaua Tor Producing the kscn@st possible sdse
Can b. u the ,ubcrbe and solo nasaotufers
g. bAuspyEs store No. As;or HOvse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
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Hayrs away BY the assertion of the rucA PHI
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The stock comprises every variety sud quality OF gods sisss4
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
CORRECTION.

To ne ESi,o- ef Tze n Y. Tr5a.e
SIR: Peace allow ne In correct your
sceovnt tbs morrrk of the PYopsits eIk Pc 10 tbs Pc
ce Coumisicners The e at 81 tn sxresss
OF the sae but the snnount paid % the Tessrrvr Tue rs
rs- Ct the sale oVy Sa BJ nrak.s sAs
fecon you wi obfge
Rssrec.uly, J. WARREN, Property C'erk- 4
NS+~ loyA June IS 1850
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lAhvar i-crlnnl

Everybody can succeed in something IL they fol-
low the rieh puTsuit correct fHRENoL FNAsAAr
Will point that occups,cn. applied daily FowLGs
WELLss No. Sp8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
tAdser,iseueutl |
Conn SrRING. Nincara FslIs-the cooler's retreAt

the tceberEs refeshns sutj for PsoroGRAr
just taken by HoLsEs the picture ustsr tos tho pssF
at little No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
la w LNI,EXLIGENCE

sI,RRO0ATEs COURT-JUsY 21-Beors fDwD C. Wgsy.
The willis OF Joseph T. jacobs. Lacrefis Rsdnosd.
So, md Ann Tosn offered tOr probate sssy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
CIZ Y LTENS.

Yesterday was the hottest dsy oftbe season thu; N.
Il clear, ard the sun poured down liquid fire. The
ttermtmcteIs in vsrious situsaors n.arsed from s.
to %.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
IAdyertistreCt

THIS AFTERNOON AND TnIs EyHNING.-Be-
Nhirgly beautiful performances ths afternoon aud eyessae
IA al B,RSvNs MUSEUM Thst posuar drsas Of Auesesa
P.tti.ie htoEy JssslE WHARTON, rHE reaross DAvGars
will Be rsrtcfmed this sffnocn. While BLANCHARD sis
Dec viii peUtim this evening Csp,tsl ssrsnsemsnI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

The last Opera Nat nee is announced for this after.
noon at ,be Academy Of Music, when "Ls Trsv:Ats -
will be performed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
fAdve','s~meut.l !
SrrpnEN H RnANcn's AIlIGAroR is out. s.,

Tor ,sle a. No lsS Tasssrs sod q. the News Dcpct~
q, let all buy my ALLtc,ToRs.
And read Of knsyss and thieves and trai,osa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

Coyrcl Of bichueId hsys appropriated tie sun Ct
81 500 70 met the eTpersss of test.icg tbs S~en.h
euerd of setortu TIE mains of President Monrce
TIE r. inert we lesrn, will rrob>biy bs q1sTerd
ct the EScbsrge Hctsl .nd the ,llsrd Rouse, sad
6inae. viii oe SsrVe1 for them uC6er tie doe row OF
liz ctrs near tie GoveroO-'s House. on TIE CAPT oil
square We sccord sA credit 10 the Ricbrosd Coan
cil b-csu.e though tbs X. gneat ca 5ula properly
have b Ell usfdefed The guess Of tie Sate. there
wss rOt sItct,rty luse sppropr rist, msoe bY the
Legislature to the net Of their eniertsirnent
srd 'ie reputation oi TIE Sac for hospitality was in
the hands OF oIr slster eity."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

amber q gray squirrels, which had bees placed
in the public squares of New-Hsven hsve bees driven
from their lodsirg psce b. swans Of hooey -bses.
WY have We sqOirre;s 10 our New-Yolk parks
Ii trey stand toe stree. stercbes they nsed not
fesr bees No srch delicate pecmer Of animated neat
uess is likely to make us a voluntary visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

William MulIgar who was indicted for violent as
saut on Mr. Webb Of California, member Of the San
Francisco Vigilance Committee, was arragned yester-
dsy before Judge Russell who is slso unGer indictment
fer similar oTense plead lot guilty, ard said he was
not ready for trial. having bad but wenty-fOur hours
for preparation, and bis counsel and important wit
being out Of the city. District AtsnrnAy M'"oa
ohj'ced to pospcnement. Mr. Webb was str.n-
ger in the c y, and anxious to return home and he
thought it was due to public justice, when these out
RACES were perpetrated, that the offenders should be
brought to speedy justice. NJ Webb was present in
Court and stated ID he hed desired TO sail for Cali
fornia last Monday, bu. had been detained by this az
fair He hoped it would be disposed Oh as soon as pos
sibe. Judge Russell said the excuses ior postpone
ment were sufficient and ordered the case to be act
down fos trisl on the first Tuesdsy in next term, mott
fyr the defendant that the would absolutely be
his< on that day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
/ Advertisement

COMFORT AND ECONOMY IN HOT WEATHkk
Msy be- secured by wesr'ns the
ZEPHyR MERISO UspERGARMrsrs cold ct
RaSkn's, No S Bowsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

TIE snsusl commencement Of Trinity College, Hart
forf, Conr, occurs Thursday next, July o. instead
of the third Thursday Of July as in previous yesrs
TIE srrus meeti,g of TIE House OF Convection will
be held on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

MARINE COURr.-sPEcIAL TEns-Juss Is
NoricE -Tue adjourned csunes for June -, w
a. over 70 r., ,.dsJ June ~ BY order Of the Cosrt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

SHETLAND SnAwLs.-Beautiful patterns, al
knit ~ hand. at kssKns, NO. - Sswwp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

MEETING or THE BAR.-Yes.erlay at ~ O'Clock
there lsIse meeting Ct members of the Bar held
in the Supreme Courtroom, for the purpose of express
rg the Of the profession 10 relation TO the death
OF Jonstl al Miller. Ex-Judge Edmonds wss c,led to
the Chair, ard Mr. j. Is Rocque acted Secretary to
the meeting. Judges Dawes Clerke, Bosworta DAILY
and Hilton were requested to act as Vice President
ard took their seas BY the side of the Caairm Mr.
F. T. Cutler read series Of resolutions Of coniolercs
and sympathy for the family Of deceased, and short
speeches were made By Mr. z. C. Benedict, Mr. John
Hoffman AID e1-Jdoge Edmopds bearing testimony to
the hores.y ard integrity Of Mr.. Miller sf.er which
the resolutions were adopted ard the meeting sd-
iouIned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

lHE CATTLE NCIsAyCE.-The Mayor was about to
.s,e notice yesterday against cse ruDnpg at large
in the upper part of the city, owing to complaints
having been made by the residents Of Harlem, but
discovered that such was the duty of the City To-
spector. TIE ordinance in relation to lmpornding
cattle and hogs found in the highways was sent to Mr.
Morton, who had already commenced the Preparation
Of new pound for these vagrant animals. Toe ord
nance in question provides ths. reward OF VI be
paid for each COW, pig found at large and dev'
cred at the pound; and that said animals can only bs
redeem ed by the payment s fines and other expenses
by the owners thereof The downtown people are
annoyed and their lives often endangered, by the
driving of cattle through the crowded thoroughfarea
while the people Of Harlem complain of cattle being
public street nuisance as well endanderag their
gardens.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
.Adveflisarent

ZfPHiR hfRiNO UNDhkshikTs fof hot "easu-
eT. Eissilc, cool and comfortable
A. RNkn 4 Co, No. % Bsw~y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

THE STREET DEPARTMENT SwiNDLES UPON The
CITY-DEyLIs GoSE TO EURoPE.-Tne Investigations
going or in the Street Department by Commissioner
Cooper, i. said daily revealing the most daring
fraucs upon the city. IL would seem that not the
slightest job under Tay or or Devlio, was free from
cur nrgly devised plan to cheat the taxpayers. The
opeIa;1ns CT Devlin, as contractor, as well as q
Commissioners in connection with certain ex-Al iermen
aid Councimen are rapidly coming to lignt aud will
form highly nsructvelessou to tax payers who have
allowed pot-house politicians to nomina,e ard elect
corrupt Of their stamp to cfics. Devlin left the
city for Europe in the last steamer He probably had
more than the avowed otjecthis health-iu starting
on tour lie was doubtless aware Of cer:sin COM
plants having been cent TO the Grand Jury and that
his absence would It least be favorable TO Smith,
tclmerly CT the Controllers Office, who, it is be-
eved, has recently been indicted two or three Of
the csses submitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
fAdyer,isemeut
Aw,taffi..tpaf

To THOSE WHO HAVE TENDER FEET.
Try the genuine SCrEs Woot SOCKS eNtr~Hsv
soft N elastic. A Hssgts a Coz Mo- 70 bo~~v.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

MoEt RtoSLkss kssBLiSIMG.-ComplAitts BL wsrs nsls,
ysstsdsy, a; tee Mayors of - Of ecs les blasting 70
tts vicinity q Fory tird end For y.f0w:h stress ed
S.cord svsrus. Resist,stsd several rNrro~ ese.p-s
ard oonsteIed themselves ia cvsstsu dsrga Of being
killed BY tie sbowsIs of soes. Toe Ms,or ucalie<
th poie of TIE 6srcer snd rsqacyxd n to arrest
s persons dsTtg udits the ordnance re.ng to hss-
ins within tho cts limits. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

PorIcF DEALESs AREEsTED Officers HJl asd
McCl'ud, on Fiiosy u.oEpag eussted HStfstd Bs'es.
Henry Wson, srd JohE Birch, cay ing on tae Lottery
policy business at No.. 20 Pit street, No. - Saesif
street ana No. q GOsrck street. Tney brousht
before The Meyer, ard held in 500 bad each. to en-
sHer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

RKAL ESIAGE -SNes Of rss. estate ss auction Jsus
- l>5s, BY Adrian II. Mailer:
Abolt y Lots op liSh Il rhsv ~
Aeout Lois On ths; sth 81 -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

John L,fsrge, eaq, Of this city, died suddenly at
bis residence in Glen Cove L. l.. yesterday morning,
at O'Clock, aged - yeers. Nc. Lsfarge was a
ratiye of Farce and had resded in this country for
upwsrd Of fo,ty years. He was a. st. Domingo dutiog
the mass.cres and wa, ons of the very few whites
who escaped He leaves large estate, principally IN
real property, of which the hotel bearing his name
forms part. He was few years age the proprietor
of arre tracts of land IN Jefferson County. Tic ground
op which the Free .icsdemy now stands, AID aevera
lots IN Ie, eton avenue, were also his property. He
mar, ed late in life, and leaves widow and largs
family Of children His funeral will take place from
his residence In thf city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

SuN SrRoXE.-Ed~sd Cannon, q lsbofer, w~
prostrsted by the heat On Thursday aftsrnoon wnie
at work corner Of south and Pike streets.
Michael smander, sl.o laborer, was found insensi-
bic in Cherry street the same afternoon, from like
cause. They were taken to the Seventh Precinct
station House, restored and sect lone'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

IsoARSArIoS CIrT MIssIoS.-The Rev. Mr.. WILL
ISG tie Mission ary n his first quarterly repor; Of this
City Mission, made some weeks since, gives for
the fret three moths of its existence the following sta
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

NEw.YoRx AND RIcHxoyD.-A. the Citizens mset'
irg il Rchmord d, on the 3d. the Mayor stated that the
meeting had been called TO make suitable arrangements
for the reception Of tie remsD' OF feside.. ~oefoe'
and referred TO the liberal and patriotic acton OF the
Common Council of New. York and stated that a. the
request CT the Committee Of the City Council he hai
cent letter Of invitation to the Seventh Regiment Of
New-York to be here on the 5th OF July, ard hoped
ths, they would meet a warm aOd cordial welcome.
Wm. II. Macfulaud, esq, offered the following
P,s<S TIA, bu.ness be rspeneet OF he s Of JGy scd
b. Crrit-- .ppiDti 70 indicate soea oeh-f pr
oe,drr, 70 Be observed ~ the ctrens may sfFs % ey
their profound y mp.thy with the .''ssln % w 49,
r thsrocn va tie Coyrrnof ard Common CouSe 0 'oeu
Committees. ,.. 49,. .,a...a ~. .r.ho,.
,es of the CITY and her zesous t.rJ % esle
81 ,ch urm.di,.e % our y,fe reeeives or
rrx:eul .ckroweesers and TIA: ecfdA Eeoo.ne y
20 IL these who may thence ses"nPs1J '-e ''- ~
and s;ss>sIBsn - HE native land.
Judge Crump seconded the resolution, and moved 70
f the bark with fifteen, with sutaoii'y 70 'PPO'o'
ether Con mittees il deemed necessary
Ti< Peter,bs-e Ezpres' says;
1--WE notice with real pleasure that the C0nm'n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

The Rev DR.. Montgomery, rector of the Church of
tie Ircaraton, alta cent missionary meeting, spoke
in the highest terms of the continued prosperity of this
Mission ard stated that God bad blessed it with the
most msrked and encouraging success. TIE Mission
has neat chapel en- the corner Of Second ayecue and
Twenty street. ard Is supported entirely BY the
Church ct the Incarnation. The Rev. Mr. Wiling
holds Dvire service in this chapel regularly Sunday
morning and evening, ard also Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

NEw-YoRK CITY GUARD.-This company have re-
Gently fitted up rev arnory in the large building
No. 6i Broadway, which it said exceeds any other
place of the kind in the United States. The rear por-
ton Q. the third floor forming room or hall 10 i'et
lorg by % feet wide arranged for drill room, while
in front smother large ele gsny furnished, de-
ssred for meeting and place OF resort Tor the
members. Bs.ween the two rooms have been tt.e1
up lockers and email closets, With shelves and books
Here they can keep their uniforms in order and lock up
their citizens dress when making parade. 1he
closets containing racks for the muskets and equip
ment, are furnish ed with gass doors. The corps at
tresen rumbers 100 en-, and is under command Of the
following officers:
C.p,,n W H. Halici; lat Lent, T. L. s.ooej q Leit
w H. Sherman. Sd Lieut.. C. De Luce fn Lasut =.
Pollard. Surseou r. Wilis Fisher u. D. AcJiA9i W., IL
Dr.t-c P.yms.ter II. l. Stevens Qnsrt-rms''e A. lien
riques; ChiSlsir, D. Banks y.