New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

Frrvp.t oy THE LATE SAMUEL G.. (sooDRrcH.-
The Last earthly honors to the genial and kindly Peter
Farley were re formed on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, in 81, Bartholomcws Cburch, Lafayette
place very large audience was present at The tune.
raj services, and there were many more who wished
TO have been there Tho services were conducted ny
the Rector the Rev. DR.. Cook assisted by the heV.
Morgan Dix The plll-bearers were Messrs. Hiram
Ketchum, George Folsom, John A. Dix, Thos. Board
man, George Dix, Jos. c. Derby, Charles Could ana
II. II. Tuckeiman. After the conclusion Of the SER
vices, the friends Of the deceased took last view OF
tho remains which were then nclosed preparatory to
their final removal to Woodbury., Conn, where the
incrment Is to take place.
JIM IRVING REssTATED AS SUPERINTENDENT or
MARKETs-IThe following letter Of reinstation to
Office has been written by the City Inspector to Jim
Irving, formerly Superintendent Of Markets but who
was suspended Fix months ago. together with his chief
clerk, Banker complaints preferred by number OF
respectable sallhodes under his supervision, charging
him with Gagrant and systematic black.mailing-thc
examinations of which were fully reported in our
columns at the time:
Crrr IyspKcroRs DEP.Rrxnsr,l
NHw-YoKK May ii, ls60. 5
JAWS Inyrse, esq, svpeey'ntend.9t% Markets.
against you months since, malt and abuse of office
as Superintendent Of Markets happy TO inform you that
s S ,sn SeS hi. ba
rived by the Grand jury Of the County after casin
give to those Charges which their Importance
IN ir 10 YOU 10 recall nv assent 10 your letter for suspe
sion and uponhe receipt If this 70
assume your duties Superintendent Of Public Markets
n will In future be your duty it is my instruction to
you the utmost ygence In preventing the
city 10 zee that proper attention given the interest aud
venience otose occupying stands places In the public mar
'e'' 'e'' DANIEL f. DELEyAN, City Inspector
Accordingly Mr.. Irving appeared and took possess
sion of the place in the City Inspectors Office assigned
to his bureau Nothing is said of the Clerk Banker.
Ia he the guilty person, and if not, who is the man
MIsOR CITY IrENs.-We had glorious weather yes
eriav and all New York out to enjoy it. The
Common Council have been enjoined BY Judge Bon
ney from passing any ordinance providing for the
widening of Grand street, on the ground that such
step would be injurious 10 the interests Of the citizens
and properly owners in the street brick build
nes south of the City Hospital Enclosure on Broadway
are being demolished to give place to more palaal
edifces So are many other brick buildings on Broad
way but when moving them, workmen should be care
full that the hardness Of the brick is not tested upon
the craniums of the passers sorts OF curious
thines-Panoramas, Dioramas, Cosmoramas, Dissoy-
np Views and host of other articles, will be sold at
Barnums Museum, at auction, this morning at 10
o'clock . The New-York Regatta Club have elected
the following officers President Charles McCay, ire
elected Presidents Joseph A. Gardnerand James
DammarIell; Secretaries, L. Kerrin and ID. j. Conley;
Treasurer, James Cleary; Steward, Benjamin &. Cord
ray 1t the intention of the Club TO arrange regatta
for the coming Fourth Of July upon grand stye.-.
Lager Beer IL manufactured to the extent OF 5000
barrels annually in the Eastern District Of Brooklyn.
There are eighteen breweries constantly engaged in
producing this beer, and the demand is annually
increasing These breweries located princl-
pally in the Sixteenth and Eighteenth Wards Of
Brooklyn, and give employment to many hundred
persons Some of the vaultsare very extensive while
others are contracted in their limits; in the largest
breweres the average quantity annually manufactured
is O0O and in the smallest 0barres. Heenan
testimonial meeting will be held tonight at Godbeck 5
Hall Broadway :. The steamer City of Manchester
sailed for Liverpool Saturday taking out S2l| 200
in specie and 23l passengers. The steamer New-fork
also sailed on Saturday for Bremen and Southampton,
with $3Ol,72 in specie, and 3i2 passengers, among
whom were the wife and daughter of Senator Benja-
min of Louisiana, and Lieutenant w. Won
Rassloff charge dgDdirs from Denmark ...-
The Hudson Navy, composed of our amateur boat
clubs have fixed their opening for Thursday next
nj two o'clock The line will be formed at the foot OF
Christopher street. at q o'clock precisely. IA num-
Der Of the re-engne companies in the Second District
having presented memorial TO the Chief Engineer,
stating that they We're in want OF assistance from hose
comranies that officer sent word to Hose Companies
Nos a. 49, 90 80 81 and 81 to run in that District
Each of these companies now do duty in the Second III
addition 10 the Districts where they formerly ram.
We have been shown japanese gold CON- the value
Of which, as estimated by competent jewelers., Is one
hundred dollars 1t il of gold pure to be tiex
ible as lead il about six inches in length, Of oval
shane. and about az thick as a twenty shilling
American gold COIN The edge is miled, but i'll
q style entirely different from the American coin,
but somewhat like the old Spanish dolar....
Mr. Tom Colyer who built the Chinese steamers
Confucius, Yang-tsze Peiho, and White Cloud, has
now contract for another of 700 tuns, for the
same trade. The Governors Roonrin the City Hall
having at last recovered from the effects of the Cable
celebration will be readoned with the Gubenstorial
portraits this week. The anniversary Of the settle
ment of jamestown occurred yesterday, and is the
Intention of the vrgnians resident in this city to
memorate the event by appropriate ceremonies The
Old Dominion Society announce that an Grafton viii
lie delivered under their auspices at o'clock this after
noon, at Cooper Institute, by the Hon. Geo. W. Sum
! mers CT Virginia. On Tuesday evening grand dinner
win take place ut the Metropolitan Hotel, at which the
members of the New-England Society win attend, h-
special invitation The match that was to come of
| between the married and single members of the st.
| Georges Cricket Club, has been postponed until
| Friday, May 1S. On the morning Of the 18th, the
wiciets viii he pitched ut 10 o'clock.