New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
TIE ANNIVERSARIES.
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s,te7caS VrACI SCCIEgy.--Aunual Mee'ins N HFiie
Hall conner OF Irving Place nni Enf, Fifteenth street at
o'clock Anniversary exercises 1t i' o'e'o'% a. r.
KEvYosK Cilr AaIrsLAvsRy sOoIEry--AnniVe's'ry - I
e Coo7c Institute ct y O'Clock p spe,Aef' Theodore
Tilon and WspGoI TlHbgs
tvverc,, VovE Mi.yoyAny SocIETY.--Anngerssry ~
Irsins Hall corner Of lis Plaoe aud Ea f.eea' '''
al 81: O'clock p.
ANrR1c,S TEMPERANCE UOos, in th' Cameh O. 'Af /
Pusi,ars the Rev Dr. ChesyeIl Union Square N ''''
p. IN. Adde'S By the Rev. Henry Ward beee's'
UsIyRRsaMsr Associ.Ioy.-AnnvefsaFy %. '' ''-'-!
School, in the Charch Of tie Divine tniy g.. 1. D.
ChspinI) Brosagsy at p o'clock p N.
Tpg avrrIcax TRscT SOCIETY OF fosroH--t n''tt"rS
exercise. in The Academy Of Music at O'clock p Auoog
the cskes engaged the Rev Dr. Tyng s Rev Ii@rIy
W Beecher The Rev 4. l.. CsyieT, the Rev j W. @''oiA
Zone Of the seoie,s who has spent ac Winter =: Wosa
ins,on supenen5g the distribution of books snd saes
lie sr,) AID others s!ealegs The Rev Dr. Todd rilis
field Moss tho Rev. L. w CL.alow, Chanltis M'ourii
the Rev Charles j. Jcncs Mariners Chureh Ne1-foh ,c
Rev Glen Wood, Iowa and others.
Ho7n FOR TER business meetings in 'he
Home Chspel at 10 o'clock NJ and o'clock p EKeT'
cses by he children {. . o'clock p. n.
MINISTER TO RrssA.-The Hon. Simon Cameron,
T. S. Minister to Ru.sa, with Nr. BayaIa Taylor,
lis Secretary Of Legation and their families sail ior
Europe to-day in the Persa.
TIE MIRROR OF FAsHIoSs-The Summer No.
of llme. DemcIests Minor Of Fashions" has been
issued. In artistic excellence it fairly surpasses
itsef Besides i's rsua array q novelties, embrsc-
inc very fine fashion plates and fulsized patterns
there are several ex IA pages including sheet Of
braia.work aud embroidery.
T,Ir PoRr WARDsSs--The annual meeting Of the
Port Wardens was held yesterday, when William II.
Burleilh esq, was elected President; Martin That
cher, Vice.Presdent and Treasurer; and Cen j. a.
Heninan, Secretary.
A HANDSOME DONATION BY IRE PoLIcg.--Yes.
tordsy morning Capt. J. b. Warlow Of the First
Precinct Police presented to The Ladies Home itr
sick and wounded soldiers, through Mayor OpdyAe,
donation Of SO. The gift was the voluntary con-
,ribution Of members Of the First Precinct.
TIE NIw usToM.HousE.-UpwaTio Of one hun.
dred workmen ere now engaged upon the old Me-;
chants Exchange, and it is expected that the build
ing will be prepared for Custom-House purposes by
the middle Of Jrue. Tie plane and specifications
we have already published.
A CoxPANr OF HAPFY CHiLDRry.-A large
parry Of 80 boys and girls, nom tie Cbildreu's Aid
Society, left The city yesterday afternoon, under the
charge of MI. II. Fredsen, composing the 18th
company Of children lie has taken to homes in the
West.
FUNERAL OF The REv. NATHAN BAScs.-Thc
funeral ceremonies OF this eFtimable pastor took
place at 2 p. II. yesterday at st. Johns u. L.
Church, Fourth avenue, corner Of Twenty-second
street. The coltege was very large, and the church
was filed 10 the utmost capacity. The opening
prayer naie By the Rev. DR.. Osborne.
Bishop james delivered the funeral sermon, which
was an elegant tIibute to the many vitues and per
sonal worth OF the deceased. Tie remains were
inferred in Greenwood Cemetery. The following
were the palib
Bishop James, the Rev Dr. Spring The Rev. Dr. DeVts, tie
Rev Dr.. Tyng she Rev Dr. Nantc the Rev. DE R9srd-on
Rev; Dr.; Clalk, the Rev; Dr. Cumming tho Rev DR..
Croots the Rev Dr. Castle. tie Rev. d. Ao5ueh and tie
Rev. J. ;. Porter.
yrsrr OF MRs. MCCLELLAN TO THE HospIrA1s.
-Major-General McClollans wife, and her mother,
Mrs. Marcy, with some lady friends, yesterday
visited The City Hospital and tie Soldiers Hospital
Broadway for the purpose Of examining the
arrangements tlat had been made for the care Of sick
and wounded soldiers Mrs. Mcclellan was cor.
daily welcomed at The several places that she visited
and expressed herself much pleased with The plano
adopted foT relieving the necessities Of the men.
Bulls HEAD.--Mu-York CQtEle Narket Tuef-
day, May 6.--In general terms we should say that
the state Of tho market for BEEF Cattle would not
vary much from what it was reported at last week.
IN quality Of the stock, and ceiling prices, It does
not but . condition Of the marke; is very different.
Las. week the sales commenced at panic prices or
Monday, and wele made at three or four dollars =
head less than they were Tuesday II Is exactly
the reverse this week though not half a. many Were
soi Yesterday as on that day last week, but Tie ay
erage price three four dollars head higher
than il is tO-1ay, while trade to-day is much duller
than il was this day week. the number Of cattle OIL
sale is about B. s50 which IS Only I5) head more thap
week ago, and not enough to affect the market IN
the least. The bulk Of The stock 10 from Illinois and
composed Of good fair corn-ed Steers ol "a cwt.,
which EEL at sa8l cents pound upon tie net
weight Of meat. Some extra good Bulocks cell at
9 cents q pound, and we think that heavy, fat |
Oxen eel rather better than week ago-Otber sorts
at the same rates, but slower. Al tue stock sale
will be disposed Of before tho close Of business To-
MORROW, and probably without decline 70 that the |
average Of the market VIII be fully es good, the
quality beng about equal. Some heavy State Oxen |
and other iat Bdliocks not Of the finest quality,
though very good, have been sold to-day at cents
pound net, on the eales ct % Ii y cwt Some OF
the class Of cattle sold 70 the party last week
dressed Just 56 ID y cwt. Il is inCerstood that
some 400 head taken out Of the marke. this week
on Government account, and 100 head 20 East,
which leaves very moderate supply for the city,
and good prospect for droyeIs week hence
RATzKY, THE MURDERER OF FELLEER.- Tie
MissOari Democrat gives an interesting account of
The arrest Of Igpatz Ratzky, alias Teber, in tho City