New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
THE ANNIVERSARIES.
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Irving Hal, 6t ~ O'CLOCK d III.
DEsv AID Dunn AsyLux-Anniverssry eTerc''e' '" nv.
Hall corner of Irving place and East fifteenth 'ee'' o.
o'clock p. IN. ,,,, IN
AMERICA, CoyeREeATIoxAL UNIos-Anuud l''ui1"", ." 1
the BROOKLYN Academy Of Music, at y o'sioeH J. '
Rev j. p Thonlpson will preside. Among 'h'
,sged are r. f'rrf cock Of the Union Iheo''f'''
tie Rev Mcssrs 3. Is Cuyler and fos' oi o'''N'
Allen Briler esa Of this city aud others
M.ryo,r sr,rK COLONIZATION socigrf-I"i. .i-'h sn'
, ,,ot;u, IN Irving Hall o! irvins i-r .' .a''
Eine.n, street. at o'clock ?. The Rev s' i'''e
n n and the Rev Stephen II. Tying D. d. VIII 'H's&'
p-vypo-yrs LADIES HoxT Missioy.-The Eighteenth An'
,iyer,,y exercise. in c Academy OF M1c at . O'CLOCK p
an Ths children will be present Addresses by the e' H.
ril,ssy of Portland Ne; the Rev. Alfred Cookman o
Nev.York, and others
DsrAervRE OF Mr.. CAmEFoy.-Mr. Cam
eron. United States Minister to Russia, and Bayard
Taylor, Secretary of Legation, with their families,
sailed for Liverpool yesterday m the feam'
shjp Persia Mr.. Cameron arrived. at Jersey
CITY few minutes before IL o'clock, and
nroceeded 10 the Cunard Dock, where he
embarked on board of steamboat, IN com
panv with number of friends, and was conveyed
a TO the steamer living at anchor 10 tie stream. On
passing the L. S. figate Sabine. lying on 'le Dat
tery Minister Cameron received the salute due his
rank.
DANISH MrsIsTER.-Tle Danish flag was hoisted
on the Astor House yesterday i'll honor Of the MINIS
ter from Denmark, who is stopping at that h tel.
=, The United States dispatch steamer Connecticut
will be ready to sail from the Navy.Ysrd Brooklyn,
about the 18th inst, with the mails, stores, &c. for
the Gulf blocbadug squadron, touching at hey
n Iata la Xxll
touch at any place this side Of Key West.
"THE LAST GREAT QUESTION OF THE WAR, THE
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE USIos. .'-Edward Gilbert,
ESQ. will deliver lecture on the above subject be-
fore the Twentieth Ward Republican Association,
at Continental Hall, of Tbirty-fourth street
and Eighth avenue, tonight at Soclock Admission
free.
LIFTING THE SLAVES Go FREE.-Seversl contra
bands who were taken prisoners at Fort Pulaski and
Newbern, N. c., aud came North with the Rebels
now imprisoned on Governors Island, were set at
liberty on Tuesday, and sent off the Island.
SENDING MONEY HoME.-Duripg the present
week the Adams Express Company have received
over $4,000 money packages from tue soldiers at
Yorktown, for delivery to their families in this city,
Bulls HEAD.-The report Of the Cattle Market
for the week ending yesterday, shows that 1t closed
firm, and all of the four thousand head Of bulocAs
ON saIs uvie disposed oi an average price Of full
&c. pound for the meat sinking olal, and that more
than three -fourths of the weeks supply from
Illinois With such full supply, the price holds uP
remarkably well, and enables the feeders Of beef
., r. ,a,lis 10 @
live weight, for their fat bullocks, on their own
farms.
SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT A LIcEHsE.-Ycs,er-
day Henry Herman and James Mohen of No. Dis
Stanton street arrested on Il charge oil selhnt
LIQUOR without license, and taken before justice
Steers st the Essex Market Police Court, who he'll
them to bail in Z 90 to answer
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIOs.-At the meet
ing of this Board yesterday afternoon, Presiden
Verplanck in the chair, Mr.. Jellingbaus, late Presi
dent of the German Society announced his with
drawal from the commission and thanked his forme
associates for the friendly feeling manifested towar'
him in their intercourse He introduced bis
in Office, Mr.. Won der Heydt who was cordially
greeted and assigned the place Of Nj. j. on the diff
ferent Committees. II $50 emigrants have arrived
here since the LIST of January, 1908 arriving las
week. Total receipts, sil,726 g. Disbursements
$S5,3l &C. Balance in bank, G,iO7 ST.
The GREAT KI VI CoNyEsTIoY.-Barnum Ma
tona dogshow will open on Monday next, and be
continued until the following Saturday. From the
number of applications received TO enter animals fol-
exhibition there is doubt that it will be the finest
show Of the canine species ever known. Yesterday
workmen were engaged in preparing the dog-ken'
nels, the room occupied by the figures and a
portion of the adjoining hall being set apart for the
purpose. Accommodations will be afforded 10: up
ward of ono thousand dogs. Two thousand two
hundred and FIVE dollars will be paid in premiums
for the best specimens including every breed Of dog
known, the premium for the largest and handsonest
dog Of his age under one year being $1,000 For
Newfoundland. Italian greyhound, King Charles
spaniel black kand-tan terrier and other breeds, So
and $40, diploma being awarded for the third,
fourth, fifth, and sixth best. Francis Butler, the
celebrated dog-breeder and trainer will exhibit dur.
ing the show choice specimen pairs Of every
breed known, from bis great Siberian blood
hound-mention of which we made in The TRIBUNE
some days ago-to the tiny black-and-tan terrier
which might be comfortably carried in ladies' muf
or apron pocket. A large number Of entries for
competition have been made, and Mr.. Barnum has
received upward Of one hundred letters from gentle
men owning blooded dogs for permission to exhibit
them.