New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

CITY ITEMS
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

v CRY ITEMS
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
WINTER s-Brosdwsy-" The wizards Tempest
NIxox's CRswohsg GsRDHssSixth avenue aud Fourteenth
street. Promenade Music ad Equestrian Perform
N,,oS's PALACE OF Mus,c-sxth avenue and Fourteenth
street Opera and Ballet Performances"
W,lIscKs TnEArKR-No. S44 Broadway; new burle'que'
The Lady Of Lyons" 9 . Hsnd Sv1 andy"
B.SSrSs AMERICAS -Brosdw sy-Baby Show, Com
mOdoro Mutt, Whale Se ,, day an" p n,sn'' a' mar
Rad Rskep and Your Life's in Danger
N.rIoSaE AcApExY oP DxsIss-NO. 62S Broadway, day
LARA NERVE. TuxArxR-" Fsuchon; or, The Cricket
hc.nrxy or MusIC-' The Daughter Of the Regiment
Concert by GottsehaA performance oy hermann
The thermometer at Deatonr's at noon yesterday
indicated S3l, and at II o'clock, SO. The highest
average temperature for ten years in the early part
of June is IA. The sultrness OF the day was
relieved in the afternoon by copons showers OF ram
STRAWBERRY FEsTUALs.-Tbe Second Universal
list Society will hold festival OIL Tuesday evening"
at No. , Fourth avenue which promises to be very
agreeable entertainment.
The New-York Ladies' Educational Union VIII
give Strawberry Festival at Mozart Hal, No. 90
Rroadway for the benefit OF the Institution NO. 3Ji
Sixth avenue) for the Children of Deceased or DIS
abled Soldiers-to continue one week, commencing
next Monday. A musical entertainment VIII DC
given each evening. Donations OF all kinds Of re-
freshments flowers. and fancy articles, will be CRATE
fnlly received at the Hail. where Committee OF
Ladies will be in attendance during the Festival.
The First Congregational Church Of jersey City
will Law the corner stone Of large and beautiful
edifce on Monday afternoon next, on the corner oil
York and Henderson streets Until the new buidi"g
il completed the congregation will occupy the
church lately owned by the Scotch Presbyterian
Church. corner Of Grove and Montgomery streets
The SHORE LIsE.-It is said that a steamer Will
be put on this Summer 10 run between Newport and
East Greenwich, in connection with the Shore Line
Railroad TO New-York. A steam ferry-boat VIII
supply the place of the boat used in former years.
Uupsoy RIVER RArLRoAD.-The Summer time
table of the Hudson River Railroad will take effect
on Monday, 10th inst. The local changes are I'M
portant. During the Summer, two trains will Stop
daily at Cornwall Station, opposite Cornwall
Landing.
Tnr NEW Workmen are busily
engaged in preparing the Merchants Exchange build
ing for the purposes Of the Custom-liouse. The TN
dome will be replaced by one Of glass, and the inte-
Nor of the building will be restored to ITS Original
design. The front entrance will remain as at pref
enr but there will be only two in Hanover street.
TWO in Exchange place. and one in William street
the superiuous staircases having been removed
The three sides named will be surrounded by an iron
picket fence, five feet in hight. There will be cart
entrance. as also place of exit, in the rear base
ment. Government has ten years lease Of The
building, with the night 10 release or purchase it.
The rent Of the building viii be the interest on fs
cost--about 500 per day. IL viii not be ready Tor
CusioIn.Iiouse purposes until September.
THE McHG.S SOLDIERS TO ~ CARED FoR.-|
Gen. Fountain OF Michigan lie here. making some
arrangements for the welfare OF the Michigan SOL
soldiers who lass through this city on their way
home.
PaRsov DKowNLow LooKISG OUr roR PRlYT
,.., pyrss Tba D. o. D.vvnioH passed an
-. WIN Mr. Charles &. Yeaton al his Office in
William street, yesterday afternoon, examining his
wonderful printing-machine Mr.. BrownlOw ex
pressed himself highly delighted with his visit.
4 TURKISH BAIH.-Dr. Miller, Of the Water
Cure. No IS I.aght street is making arrangements
10 add Turkish Bath to the attractions Of his es-
Enlistment, with live Turk to superintond the
mauipulations.
SICK AyD WoUSDED SoLDIERs.-Parties belong
ing to Singers Sewing Machine establishment have
sent TO the Relief Room barrel of ale, and sl5
worth Of brandy. package Of uudergarments has
been promised.
DEATH OF WILLIAM WHTNEY.-MT. William
Whitney died at his residence, No. IL East Twenty
sixth street. on Thursday night, at 9 O'Clock, after
Nh ness Of three weeks. Decea ed had been com
planning for some time, and during the past month
was confined TO his bed with disease Of the liver.
Mr. W. was elected Director Of tie New-Jersey
Railroad, to fill the place Of lis father, the late
Stephen Whitney, who held the position for num-
Der of years. Deceased 81 years of age, and
leaves wife and four children and large circle Of
scquaintauees 10 mourn his loss. His funeral will
take place this afternoon from bis late residence,
aud hs remains viii be inferred in Greenwood
Ceuetrry. The Directors OF the New-Jerscy Rail-
road will attend the funeral in boiy. Yesterday
the flags on the ferry boats were dying At hal-mast
out OF respect to hs memory.
THE MATANZAs.-The United States steam trans
port Matanzae, Capt Liesgang, after being thor
ougbly repaired, was yesterday foaled oil the great
balance dock, and steamed round to her berth, Pier
No. North River, where she is now taking in sub