The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

and the open cars, them were quite oomrors
bic and convenient New Workers, indeed, were astr
yesterday when ia considered that large number OF
people above enumerated left the city IN day trips
Ut pleasure.
fourth OF July ANNIVERSARY OF THE PRINTERS BIZ
SEvoIEST SOCIETY. New York typographical Society
ned an interesting meeting at the Of the Printers
Free Library on Saturday evening last After the trans
action of the usual routine business Edward SsiJmore
one Of the Of the Society suggested
mem ers the proprey OF celebrating the teth ami
versary of the foundation Of the Society," wbco will
on the fourth Of July next He urged the revival
custom, but thought II peculiarly appropriate this
tme as fifty years had elapsed since the institution was
organized by few humane prioters Charles McDevitt
and other gentlemen made speeches in favor Of the
observance OF the DAY, and q committee Of arrangements
Of which M Skdmore was selected chairman was ap
members some Of the most distinguished literary aud
scientific Of the country expected that the pro
ec will receive the aid Of these gentlemen aud that the
coumemoration OF the event will be beneficial to the
soccty's free library, which is gratuitously
public plan Of the proposed celebration will made
10 the society ut the next meeting.
BODY RECOVERED Tho body Of G. Van siusteu who
drowned last Sunday, by accidentally falling over
beard from sail boat while returning from the Fishing
Bauks was recovered on Friday evening near Williams
aurg, and was buried Oh Saturday from the Washington
Garden, of that place. The body so much decom
osed that could not be taken to the late residence Of
feceased ]bereupon the proprietor Of the garden, Mr.
Weihei ell very kindly voluntarily threw open parlors
1T his establishment TO the friends Of toe deceased where
funeral ser mon was preached.
FESTIVAL OF The STUEBEN SoukT.-The Stueben Society
composed principally Of German fellow citizens pro.
pote 10 have grand festival Of three days Duration
ncpg to day consisting OF series Of concerts and
pic MICS at Jones' woods Yorkvie, TIE proceeds to be
used towards erecting monument to the emory of
Baron Stueben The Washington Rifles, eventb Reei-
ment, Colonel Homer BostV cs, will parade today ia their
uniform to do escort duty the occasion. Tho line
wiz be formed 10 Lay cite place, right on Fourth srees,
OF s O'Clock A. NJ.
FIRE BRooNE STREET About nioe O'Clock last night
fire discovered in wood shea under the ten a1ept
Building No. 2o5 Broome street, in the premises OF Caro-
hGo LeavLtt In few minutes after the IRE Ia the
~ccd shed was extingushed another 5re discovered
bed com in tho basement occupied BY the par
". The flames speedily ext!nguished Damage 70
furniture and clothiDg, about $50 Not insured rne
building Ia damaged about $40 Insured The Are IVES
10 doubt the work of nceIdary. The matter
invest CATION by the Fire Marshal Of the occupant
If tbe premises named Theodore Leavett was arrested
10y ocer SENIOR OF the Thirteenth precinct suspicion
q being the ipcendiary.
IRE on BoAED STTAMBoAT.-Shorily before one
O'Clock on Sunday morning fire broke out board the
steam tow boat Rather, Capt John Covli, lying al the
foot Of Vesry street. North river The flames we're ex
tDguished by the Observation-Disclosures TO the boat about
s50osad 10 be covered by insurance. Toe Dire
commenced in the engine end spread the pilot
bouse, before extipgIisbed young man named David
Mc6nn arrested by Officer Weyen, of the Fifth
Ward on suspicion Of setting fire to the boat The matter
will be investigated by the Fire Marshal this day.