The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.
sRw YORK Asp THs VICINITY.


able T. leave washinst.n. on Saturday, for his
hoine Ia Brooklyn. lie canno, yet SEQ gu, Of hs
eft oyc, bi'tne Navy aisseons clnno, yet per
c'ive that O, Lss received my permanent injury.
MAE roR NEw ORLEANS. steamer
C.ellau leaves to-day for New Orleans Nhls
close at The 7 o. I 10 o'clock. Postage On letters
three cent?, hewsrnpcrs one cent
GNnNAs IrEMs-- TmK MorrroR"i. tho
title Of. $ German paper announced N appear
On the l0il inst, ~ Journal Il radical tendon.
c!cs" and the organ Of the Gornsn American Re
publican Ls.guc. twill be issued every Saturday
hy d.. Edmund 1saIGtH kooh. "A German Acads.
my about o. be opened At Uoboken, on the Euro
rcsn plan, With ample gardens and play grounds at
taohci.-The news received In this city from the
manufacturing districts Of Germany aud Belgium,
by private parties represent the distress prevailing
there 70 be terrible, and predict the srsvest dsor
dtrs Tor tie coming SEASON. Orr civil conflict II
looked upon as the cause Of this stasuston In trade
and industry.
A HARLEM BRIDoE Bill amounting to a.. .
h5o ~ was presented To- the Board Of Supervisors
its last meeting. How much " the bill WAS for
bn'dirg purposes tho following among other items
Wal show 1921 81 for services q Chief Engnce
smith, sl33 80 for Assistant Engineer sicklea sls3
S3 Tor w. Rogers, superin.c ndent IIough Si2b Ser
vices Of ConmiS iolsts, William Miner, J. South
worth, james Davis, 'slso one Of tie Supervisors
VIM. II. Robert on aud A. II. lockwood, s24sesch;
payroll Of labor.rs, $685. IL. What several 81 the
Commissioners know sloat bridse-building might
he ala Interesting subject Of inquiry. Tho rebuild
Ing o'te Harlem bridge Is "a zig thing"
UPWARDS oP ONE HUNDRED workmen are
rpy val A. a.. 81 A.
change Building for Custom House PURPOSES for
which 1t will Ls ready about tie middle Of June.
PHorosALs ron TuE SUPPLY or FRESH prrr
for one year for the use Of the U. ~ troops station.
cd at Fort Columbus tGoveruors IslsndJ will b,
received until tho els, inst, by Lieut. H. - Chids,
sis,h Infantry, Office Of A. A. q. g., Fort Columbus
New York hGTbvr. Two securities Of $1,000 eacl.
are inquired
PARsos BIowNLow, who Is now recruiting
at Crusswicks, N. j., Is expected In this city IN
abou, week.
j. w. BoSArARrE, Of Baltimore, is at the
New York Hotel. This gentleman IL the eldes,
son OF the late jerome D)napsrtc, brother 10 Napo.
leon. who married. Miss Patterson, OF Baltimore
Ton liYER, THE Renowned PuGiLi,r.
saer long aud severe Illness, Is about again
THE NEw STEAMER MARY POWELL, Cant.
A. l.. Anderson, is now making her regular trps
between this city and Newburgh. Poushke,pse and
Rondout, leaving here fiom foot Of Jay street, daily
at $50 7. N. Capt A. and his beautiful boat arr
deservedly popular with Hudson river travellers
PicKrockErs.-Stranger and citizens visit.
INK the anniversaries should he on their guard
against tie horde 81 foreign and domestic pi,kpock
| cts who infe-t this city. number Of persons hav,
been relieved 81 their wallets this week while NJ
tending tie anniversaries.
TnE TYrooRAruIcAL CsIoy met Yesterday
morning aths CITY Hall A resolution dircc dug tho
presiding officer 10 communicate with tho sou,h.r,
Unions aud assure them Of kind feeling II they vii
return 10 loyalty. was passed. The Convsutio,
Fixed Cleveland, o., for the Convention OF ls63, snt
adjourned T. visit, by invitation, bay Side, l.. I
They will adjourn sine die to-day.
| THr CoNCERr SALOONS are generally elos,s
| Tho expected decision Of tie Court Tomorrow will
probably detrriui ie the existence Of a.. Cant.rur,
Hall az "a couccr, saloon Tho proprietor Ia III a.
ing arrangements for AL Eastern tour with Zsu6rct
Il and the Crprd sisters, II the decision should b,
adverse. Capt Bowling states that there ore II.
| concert saloons IA o.. sixth ward
HFENAS IN SGiANp.--Bcll- LIFE ~ Ioy.
! noN having stated thst there never was any int.n
ton On tie part of ieenan to fight Mace in England
| wilkes sriRir ny IHr IIass OF tho current we,L
continents as folluws:
| AL the d, cuments wi ch emanated from U,ep,n
i"urting THIS matter utr match with Mace spp.,f
| eel sotiy m ttis paper. NOW, when Hecnsu sailed
from tA's lnr', ate two Confidential conversation,
| WIN hln we said' that though lie did not 90 /
| England to ight, he might probably do 10 W. saw
Wat stil quito ~ positively and eunphaticay a.
before, ahi win tut knowlcdse of whit his wishes
| aud ILteht.ons ere aud are.
INSPECTION OF STEAM BoILrRs.-Bv an Ac,
passed. at the last session of the L.. i.latire, sid
ii"nsl power Is conferred upon the Metroroli,sI
Police Board in relation Ia tie inspection aud I, st.
Ing Il steam boilers In tie Metropolitan district
The inspectors appointed 10y the Board mus, bc
practical engineers, and they are required to ties,
every part Of the boiier by hydrostatic pressure
aud limit til. pressure Of steam to be used. Tc
| exceed Ills limit is made q m,sleineanor In &C
corlmce with this Act, the Police Boasi have H.
sued motto. requiring all persons using stst.ona
ry steam boilers In the Metropolitan district to re-
port TO the Board in writing before the sOth OF Nay
the location OF such boilers and the purpose 70,
| which they are used.
ExHiBIrIoS AT Sr. FRANCIS XAvIFR's
CoLLEGE.--The annual exhibition Of the First
Grammar class Of ~. Francis Xavers College
came of yesterday afternoon In one OF the clas.
rooms Of TIE college, ~ West 10Th 81. The sverasS
age of the class Is little IA years, and the e1
ce.lent OF the exhibition eyinced the car,
| and mental culture of their worthy tutor Rev
Father Thirty, who purs,es so admirably the per.
feet course Of instruction adopted by the college
The names of the scholars were Peter Cassidy,
| rhos. Campbell. o. Cashin, Jno. Healy, George
| sharp J II, Mai'ison, james Murphy, w. Lander,
| Michael Carney, Charles Davis, John Berry, Chas.
Quiuu, Andw, Bfhnigan, James Dunnelly, James
NJ kenna, VIM. LswIor, Patrick Clary. Jno. quinn,
John ). McNulty, james Casey, Thomss Sw anton,
Jos Mosher, 4. MCGEE, John Harmon, John Caha-
Ian, John Glhon, John O'Ilren, John Murtha,
| Arthur McCaffrey, Michael Connolly, G. McCann,
W. Flanneily John McFlvaney, Jas. Reynolds, Da-
vid Anderson and Jno. Rooney. For the purpose OF
exciting some degree Of emulation among the boys
they were divided into two 'camps," the FRS,
named eighteen being Romans" the others Gauls
| On the stage, which was most handsomely deco.
rated with American flags aud portion o! the in.
sigma OF the church, appeared two banners which
showed that In the class encounters hitherto, tie
Romans had gained 100 victories, the Gsuls IS
The hall was crowded with the relatives and friends
of the pupils, and number OF reverend gentlemen,
| among whom WAS the Rev Father Felix Sopranis
visitor In America. Mr.. Berge, the accomplished
organist " St. Francis xavers church, led tbs mu.
s'1a portion Of the exercises aud was assisted by
the male members OF the choir of the church. The
exercises commenced with an sVcellcns rl we.
delivered prologue 10y Owen Cash!n, eutilei wv,
are going 70 Fight" Brief and app, prista ad