New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

TRow's CRY DREcToRY-The new Directory has
ust been Issued, and is, we presume as correct as the
sbortness Of the time occupied in its eompletion27
days--would allow. There some inaccuracies we
notieethe last years residences of sever gentlemen
connected with this Office who changed their quarters
on tie lst Of May, being given. From the volume
before Us we compile the following facts relating the
eity; The Directory for lS60-6l contains $780,
name. being 1913 more than that of IS59-60 and
10 1919 more than that 1850 The frat New-York
Directory was published in 1876 by David Franks
and contained S2l names. Year after year the pub
lisl ems have found it necessary 10 travel further up
town after the population, and this year we have the
name of every housekeeper from the Battery to Har
lem. The publisher states in his preface that no
mall inconvenience has been occasoned the present
wear by the action of the Street Commissioner, in
REMEMBERING some Of the streets after our canvass OF
the names had been completed IL contains the
locations Of 20 Police Precincts, ~ Fire Engine Com
panies 81 Hose Companies, and IL Hook and Ladder
Companies, being an increase Of Hook and Ladder
Companies. IL also furnishes useful inf rmation in
reference TO the various Departments OF the City Gov
eminent, the Courts Of Justice, the United States
Courts, the Custom fIouse, and Post-Ofice.
Ii gives information in reference TO 30 Asylums, be-
rg an addition Of one 70 the number of last year; 80
Banks being less than last year, with total capital
Of so $50 0lj; II Savings Banks, 30 Benoy lent So
eeice ii Cemetres, pa Religious places OF worship,
viz: % Bapiists, Congregational, - Dutch Re-
formed, 3 Friends 10 Jewish Synagogues, Lutheran.
80 Methodist Episcopal, African Methods, Episcopal
Methodist Protestant New Jerusalem, i3 Presby-
terrain United Presbyterian, I Associate, Reformed
DO, 5 Reformed Presbyterian - Protestant Epis-
copal, - Roman Catholics, . Unitarians, Univer-
salists Wesleyan Mcthodsts, and 20 miscellaneous;
City Rail- oads, 10 Clubs Dispensaries, 81 Public
Schools 81 Primary Schools, Colored Schools Col
eyes and SennaFies, u ries, 50 Foreign Consuls
II Habor Masters, II Hospital, 50 Insurance Com
panies being lees than last year, having total CAPT.
tel of t64 80, 600 20 Life Insunnce Companies, 10
Marine Insurance Companies Is PGblc Libraries 81
Magazines, l06 Manufacturing Companics IL Medical
Colleges and Societies, 81 Mining Companies, 90 Mis-
cellaneous Associations and Companies IS Weekly
and Daily Newspapers, 62 Railroad Companies, l3I
Societies, and 70 Stage Lines and Routes.
NILrAgY.-Tbo 18th Regiment, Highland Guard,
n. y. s. NJ, under command of Col Thomas w. Nc
Leay, made it, first public parade yeste day after
noon, and attracted general attention along the
line OF march. At p. m. the regiment equipped
in full uniform kits, mustered Washington
Square. The officers of the staff appeared 10 State
uniform, and were dismounted. Upon the arrival OF
the coors under of the company commanded by
Capt. Barclay, reeimental line was formed and
the mon reviewed by Col. McI.eay. Soon after, the
18th Regiment, Col, Bostwick, and the Garde Lafay'