New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
Star Spangled Bsnrssr will be sung BY the Sopsvin.
tendent, W. H. Schensk. The De Kalb Regimeat
will also be present,

ROBBERY OF GoLD-SrRASG, CoSDucr or Porics.
srs.-On Thursday afternoon German named Meyer
jacobson, well known to the police, procured the aid of
three police officers, and with them entered the Dwell
ing OF Mrs. Mary Masscr No. 12O Third street for Tho
purpose as he alleged of searching for large number
OF watches and considerable jewery which he said had
been snuggled. While the police were searching, or
pretending to search the house. jacobson proceeded
trunk which contained 81 100 n gold coin and having
pocketed the treasure, decamped Mrs. Masscr, who
naa watched his movements instantly called for help
ana started In pursuit followed by crowd.
oincer Merritt happened to be at the time, and
soPPed 'acoson, on whose person he found all Of tho
stolen money The prisoner was taken before Justice
steers, 10 whom he stated that the officers went with
him TO the honse Tor the purpose of getting possessions
OF the smuggIed property, and that it was to have
oeen divided between theIn but the truth of this story
Is doubted he also says that the officers did seize Q
number Of watches but what disposition thew made of
them he does not know. Jachson has frequently been
arrested and his stories not worthy of much
credit. The accused committed for examination.
CONSIDERATION OF SYSAooGUE-The new Jewish
Synagogue, Nos. 23S and 2i0 Fifth street. was conse-
Grated yesterday afternoon. Like all places Of worship
congregation faces the east. The building is 30 feet
by "a, and will accommodate 80 men aud ~ women.
The seats all the same Aoor instead Of az .
usual in Jewish synagogues, the gallery being appro-
priaed exclusively to females and the main floor to
males. The PSALM How beautiful are thy tents. Oh,
Jacob" to the tune of "1he Star-Spanqed Banner"
was sung. The procession then made the circuit of
the building times, and placed the scrolls in the
sanctuary amid the prayers aud hymns of the congre.
cation. A chant from the choir followed, when tho
Rev. s: NJ. Isaacs preached Sermon in the course of
which he exhorted his bearers to be true to tha
country, in which, by Gods infinite mercy, their lot
had been cast.
BOARD OF ALDERagy.-In the Board Of Aldermeu
last evening, Mr.. Cornell in the chair resolution was
offered by Mr.. Froment, appropriatng 5000 for the
celebration Of the Anniversary of American Indepen-
dence. Laid over
The Committee on Taxes ask TO be discharged from
the consideration of various petitions for the remissou
OF taxes the Corporation Counsel having given it a.
bis opinion that the Common Councl have authority
to remit assessments. Adopted.
Application Of the captains Of the 9Th Regiment for
assistance were referred 10 tie Committee on National
Affairs.
resolution was adopted directing the Clerk Of the
Common Council to prepare a register of the names,
occupations, and residences Of all members OF the Fire
Department to be transmitted to the Board OF Appeals
OF the Fire Department.
A resolution from the Committee on National AfaiN
10 present stand of coors TO each of the voluntesr
regiments Of tie city was again llld over.
Mr.. Dayton introduced resolution in reference 70
regulating, grading &c. Of Chambers street. IL was
the desire Of property the line Of the street
that the work should be done. He wis ed to have tho
matter referred to committee that would take action
upon il, and named the Committee on Assessments.
Mr. Chip wished TO amend by providing that the
grading should corFesDOnd with tie grade of the
streets The motion lost and the subject referred
to the Committee on Streets.
Adjourned TO "Wednesday, Goth inst. at 5 p M.
FERRIS IysrIrUTH CoMMEscEMEYT.-The Third
Annual Commensurate Of the Feris Female Institute
took place yesterday afternoon in the MadisOn-avenus
Church. The seats each side Of the middle aisle
had been reserved for the pupils, and at O'Clock
battalion Of girls came in. The scene presented was
quite relief from the sterner dress pardes witnessed
low so frequently. The girls were attred IN wnhe,
of the Song Of the Flowers written by pupl.
"We have come with odors rare,
shodeng fragrance thrOush the air
Bidding care sDd grief depart,
The patriotic coors Of red white aDd blue were in
dspyt in the form sashes and shoulder
knobs. Large American flags also draped be-
bind the pulpit and IN front Of the organ The
eses consisted OF the singing Of hymns, several of them
composed for the occasion by The Students reports Of
Committees, and distribution Of awards. The follow
ing are the names Of the graduates;
Amenee As,cp Eleanor BID C. Bdsr Psl:ors Dsvss
RSyner
The occasion was very pleasant and mus. have been
peculiarly gratifying the relatives and friends of the
Students also TO all interested III the institution
HuDsoS RIVER RAILROAD CoNPAYY.-A change
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