New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
BrII's HE,D-The price Of beef cattle suffered
still further decline toward the close ofthe market yes
terday If not in the price per pound 10 the estimation
Of weight which all the same to drovers several oi
whom stood by and saw their bulocks sold at oe9c'
pound net which cost them at the West four CENTS
Qross. making loss of a. to IS head. OF course,
they were not jolly We think they were lucky to sell
ont at any rate. Some Of the droves held on I'LL a'e
in the day. but all finally sold at average probaoy
of SO head ess than the average of the same quaty
last week There Is no mistake this year about de-
cline in the price Of beefcatte in strawberry time.
POLICE ConNIssIOSERs.--At the meeting OF tins
Beard yesterday, Patrolman Z. A. Burleigh oil the
Eighth Ward was dismissed from the force for neglect
Of duty. 1t was resolved that hereafter all cloth Tor
the regulation uniform be furnished members of the
Department at cost at Police headquarters.
TIE MISSING MALs-Montreal mails OF the I'd,
9th, 7th, sth and 9th are all missing causing great
confusion in all branches Of trade with Canada East
iemittances not received, bank advices, &C. The
writer called the attention Of the PostOice employees
TO the fact the tb having had telegraphc informa-
ton Of letters mailed the 9Th but they apparently did
not give the matter their serious attention till the 9th
orlth. 1t seems high tine that publicity be given
to 80 stoppages of the entire letter mails
french REPrBLIcAS CLCB.-This Club, which
has been organized for the purpose of disseminating
among the French population Of New-York reliable
information upon American politics, holds its meetings
every Thursday evening, at No. 68 Broadway. These
meetings will be found exceedingly interesting to all
persons who speak or understand French, all the
questions at issue between the Republican party and
that sol distant Democratic are there ably discussed
If those Of our own citizens who desire to improve
their knowledge of the French language and, at the
same time contribute by their presence to the estab
hsament Of this Association, would regularly attend
tie sessions, they would find themselves well repaid by
the opportunity afforded of listening to variety of
speakers in animated debate.
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICAN AssocIATIoy.-At a
large and spirited meeting of this Association, held
Monday evening last at Metropolitan Hall, Prince
street. after the usual transaction of business upon mo-
ton of VIM. f. r. Chapman, it was unanimously
Resored That this Club heartily ndorse the nominations
med Chicago of Lincoln and Hamn aud will utmost
endeavors to their success.
After which three rousng cheers were given for the
candidates, and after some remarks from Messrs.
Bleaky Lees and Others the Association adjourned.
A Campaign Club will soon be formed in this Ward.
GRAMMAR School No. 50, FIFTEENTH WARD
The exercises connected with the Semi-annual Exhi-
biion of the above school took place on Tuesday, and
were witnessed by large concourse of delighted WIS.,
itors The declarations, singing, dialogues &C., were
given in fine style, and reflected credit upon Mr..
Thomas Hunter the Principal, and his efficient corps
of teachers. Addresses to the pupils were made by
Messrs. S. s. Randall Thos. Boese, and IL. s. Morford
of The n. Y. header. The remarks to the graduating
class under charge of Mr.. Charles Gates by Mr. Rich
ard Warren, were particularly happy and wel-timed.
EXCISE ComarssIoNERs.-Messrs Holmes and Has
kett met in the Common Pleas Courtroom on Wednes-
day morning, aud granted three innkeepers and two
storekeepers licenses, at $50 each.
Tnr JAPANESE REcEPTIoy:-The japanese En-
bassy will leave Philadelphia at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning next on a special Camden and Amboy train,
arriving at Amboy at noon. There they will be met
by the steamboat Jenny Lind, with the Common
Council Of NewYork, the press, and military escort.
The Decentralization will take place at the Battery
at about p. IN. grand procession will then be
formed, and move up Broadway to Grand street,
Bowery and Union square, where the Japanese will
be seated upon a platform, under the Washington
statue, and kept in the blazing sun till the great pro-
cession passes in review before them which will prob
ably be more than an hour, after which they will be
taken to the Metropolitan Hotel.
The military arrangements as follows:
HsApquARrRRs 1sr DIVISION n. Y. s ~,
GysERAL Orders, No. 81 EwYoRE, June 10 1860
The Of the japanese Embassy in will take
which day the Division will
parade upon battery @ their reception at o'clock
To avoid interruption the First Brigade viii approach the
wch reet tie Third through Whitehall street. and the Fourth
Fseh eo%undnt of Brigade will direct an officer of his staff
report for orders to the Division Inspector at the north end Of
The Troops Horse Of the 9TH and 9Th Regiments win repor.
to the Division Inspector the Battery at O'CLOCK aud the 9Th
Regiment immediately the arrival of the Third Brigade,
u The '' line Of march win se up Broadway Grand street
Sa .sse sS sd Ps s
hono marching salute to the who win be sta,
which point the Division Win form line the Wet side d
the Embassy 6ss arrived at the metropolitan Hotel.
Battery and the line Of march hereby designated as the
Division parade grounds during the parade and the streets must
The Lieutenant Colonies will remember that when the Di-
vision in column each Of them responsible or preserving
thu interval between his battalion and the Immediately
preceding and their attention particularly called to the per
Brissdier General Yates will drec. II guns be
The Battery 9s so. e besp n h @
pier No at osoch ,b o r ns pGP9's q ming similar
The division s win assemble a, the quartersO the Major
General a. IL e'clSsk m ~ order Of
GEORGE W. M0RELL Div. Eng, Acting Div. Ina
The orders for the special escort are as follows
WASHINGTON GREYs:
HEADQUARTERS 9TH Es syssT iua ia Ss
GENERAL ORDER No.
This Regiment will aarade Ia full uniform white panaoons,
Guard Honor the