New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

the dead lock now existing throughout the City De-
partments nav be removed The Mayor and Con-
troler have entered into arrangement by which the
salaries Of the various city officials and school teachers
due for the month of May viii be paid on Monday
next
FoR HAMBuRs.-The mail steamship Bavaria, for
Southampton Havre and Hamburg, sailed yesterday,
carving 200 passengers. She takes no specie.
Field DAY OF THE SECOND BRIGADE.-On
Wednesday next the Fourth Regiment Artillery and
Fifth and Sixth Regiments Infantry composing the
Second Brigade, n. Y S. NJ, will turn out in full
dress for parade and evouons ofthe line. The maneu-
vers W iii be on Hamilton square, where the regimen
tai lines will be formed at | O'Clock p. m.
ORDIya1Ios-The RI. Rev. Provisional Bishop
Potter Of this Diocese held ordination at ST. Johns
Church yesterday morning There present in
the chancel the Rev. Drs. s. r. johnson and ogilby,
the Rev. II. S. Weston aud j. Freeman Young. AZ
ter morning prayer, the Rev. Mr.. Young delivered An
exhoration TO those abont to be ordained The Bishop
then conferred the order Of Deacon on nessrs Samuel
J. Correle, Alvah Wiswall and Theodore Frederick
Compton. The two first named were presented by the
Rev. J. Freeman Young under whom they studied for
the ministry and the last by the Rev. DR.. johnson.
| NEWSPAPER ESTERPRsE.-The Newspaper Ex-
press, established some time ago by Mr.. Shear, has
proved a decided success By this arrangement, per-
sons in rem ne sections many hundred miles distant
from the city are enabled obtain the New ork daily
papers within a few hours after their publication.
Other Expresses have been started for the South and
| East and all leave the mail far behind. Since the EX
press of Mr. Shear was started the 10Th of April
seven weeks ago, his package of TRlBUSEs alone has
increased 1900 copies
The CITIZENS SAVINGS BAsK-To-day, the Citi-
zens' Savings Bank, of which George Folsom is
President Andress Whitman and Daniel Butteriieli,
Vice Presidents and Seymour \. Bunce, Cashier, will
be opened at 10 o'clock at No. 10 Avenue A. De-
posts will be received in any amount from 30 cents to
| s. coo.
! Fx-PosTMAsTER FowLER.-The New-York cores
pondent of The Philadelphia Press writes:
| a gentleman who arrived here yesterday, IN the
steamer Quaker City, from Havana, tells me that he
saw and had agreeable interview with eX-Post-
mater Fowler on the day the steamer left They rode
| ont together and visited the American Consu, NJ L.
being 10TH first to call upon that unconary, but
| finally Welding to the solicitation Of his friend. Mr.
! Fowler was well, but lacked his usual yiyacity lie
made no allusions in reference to his future move
menls.
! CRY HAIL IMPROVEMENTS. The largest and
finest Of the apartments of the City Hall, that allotted
to the uses Of the Governor of the State and known
the Governors Room, has been fully restored TO
its original condition and appearance. The pictures
on the walls have been hung very nearly az they were
! before, The west room is ornamented with the
figures of military and naval heroes, and the main and
west rooms with the portraits Of Mayors, Governors,
and Civ and State officials. The walls are painted
light green, and the wood work, including the MAIN
scoing, with still lighter cOlors. The ceilings are
elegantly frc scoed aud ornamented The central room
is tohaye a magnificent gas chandelier in the center
with twenty -four Jets, and two side chandeliers with
twelve sets each. The two side rooms viii also be
supplied with handsome gas fixtures. Carpets in
keeping with the furnishing Of the rooms will soon be
laid upon the foors The vesti5ue OF the City Hall
las undergone a thorough replastering and painting
and now presents quite respectable appearance.
THASKLEss CHLD.-Mrs. Ellen Donnely of No.
eco East Eighteenth street. complains that tine 9th
of May Rebec,a Burke, aged II years, her daughter
by former husband stole IRON bureau ia her bouse
purse coLtaini, g $3.50 With this sum Rebecca ran
away and sought tie protection of her friend Ellen
Hamilton, a washerwoman living at No. Isl East
Tbirty-hfth street. Ellen extended the hospitality of
her bouse to Rebeeca and at a late hour III the
ing feDt Der to bed. During tue night Ellen went TO
see that her GU hfn charge was sleepng comfortably,
but when Rebecca awoke 10 the morning she ascer-
tair ed that her suneptou-ly obtained money had
been stolen from her. Nevertheless che continued
i've with Elem evidently hiding from her mother.
The maternal parent discovered her at length and OBJ
tanned from her full account OF the theft and learned
also hoU he money had hesn stolen from her "a min
Theretpon the mother caused the arrest Of both Re-
becca and Ellen and they locked up for examina
tcn by Justice Kelly
PUGuIsTs IN PRIsoy.-Two pugilistic individuals
III. ,nr.l 1lln..L