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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

BERIIN, May Il, lsbJ.-IIerr Won Bismark was
present at to-dsys sitting Of the Chsmber of Depu-
lice, and read Royal Message, IN which the King
Gays tho House has indirectly approved of the con-
duet Of its President which was in violation Of the
constitutional rights Of the Ministry. Such po-
sion for The Ministry does not correspond with the
dignity of the Crown. The King can only advise
the Chamber to terminate such Il state OF things in
order that the business OF the House may be con-
tinusd.
Herr Won Bismark then lef. the House.
Herr Verchow moved that the Royal Message DO
referred To tho Committee ON the Address as tue
Ministers had misiniormed the King.
The motion was unanimously adopted.
LoSpoS May 22.-Ihe bullion ia the Bank of
England had decreased / lG3, 800.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Ssturusyi Nay 20, 100.
Sailed ship Robin Hood, for Liverpool, carrying
1000 tuns Of copper ore and % 900 sacks Of wheat
Seven Indians were hung at Victoria, British
Columbia On the 23d inst, for numbering white
Rich silver ore lie reported TO be discovered near
Llooek Lake.
The ship Strallahan Las arrived at Victoria from
London.
Oregon dates are to the 26th inst.
A bark had arrived al Portland, Oregon. from
Eew.York, with cars and engines for the railroad
between Dalles and Cascades.
Laborere wages 10 Idaho Territory are s. per day.
Eight thousand men are working on the Borse
River Mines, which extend over district Of 80
miles long. Supplies resch them from Salt Lake City
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A ARD.


Or Board sTyAs.HIf SfDos.
To NJ, nf,y.s-SU We. tho steritse Passengers
on board ship eAve without ostyinr gfs
too. and th,nt and those under your command Tor
he ANDRES h.ve received voyage from Liverpool
To Chief Steward much Of Gus comfort by his
attention requirements and by the sudn-s
nsnif.tsd by tho,s under him TIL. bsus the hri Of q
series Of steamers from the old 70 the world at the
duerd Are OF rI sgnsss wLch at cogptd wh the Ind
,,s WI, have Tr.ry,d NC would wish 20 mste known TO
our friend, Oh b. eastern chores tbs Ausntc. We fully
srp,cse the ptl2lthopc motive Of Tho company o. gentle
men mo have This line Tivig tue iscry ofA
cheap quick and comfortable ps,Aso scfo'f tho Atlantic
which sSantsie, PROMPT our te'- Of having thi iu's t
The NewYok papers order that IL be copied In the
Blu. h pres thereby made Known T.
men wi IN the vs- Il beit.nDs their condition BY
70 the fsr West, In conclusion would sssin repeat
thanks for past Kindness and wishes Of pTosgenJ you
Capt. BE- Mirkan, md your ship company.
We are. Sir, youIs respectfully, ic.
(Sisued b. III TIE s.eeiass fssssngsy)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
TIE STEAMSHIP CITY or BALTIMORE

SIR: In the account published THE morning oil the
,a,,n. Of the Rev, Henry Ward B.echer, your reporter
state. that there rae. between the City 81 baimoe
and MorTimac-ih. 10 entirely wbssi foundation iA' %
the city Of Baltimore concerned The City o. baltimore
s not under FOIL hoad Of steam, and her Captln An'" nom
Ing about The intention Of the Csgt.in Of the h'mse'n'
,e,s Of hi, line 60 SOW until clear Of the port lhe 'a
tam, have ,ic, orders 10 race. Capt Ac"asAn h''
Captain Of the City Of Baltimore and 'hs 10 not ihs
vessel Of the limo. She drew "a fee, OF "''ef Starring WI"
full coal on board for the reyse snd sV'J advantage VI"
no: In her favor.
L,r,,,5l Ne,,. York and Philadelphia SiseaiiP Co.
hsr- lsJk. June I, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02


INV YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA ron 1863
The Annual Ressta OF the New Yors Yacht Club will .sss
place on Thursday morning tho 18th Of June at oi ooOcI
Three pixies valued Il 10 each Will be wsTded TO the
frs. three yachts returning TO the sskebos II. yseh
entering will be "hsudtcs BY the Committee. The
race will be open all who ds.re to be competitor, Ale"
.nce Of be the starting without reference to
the wind the time. sg boat will be anchored sbIe.', u
the Club How. at Hoboksn the Of which the yachts
will be anchored IN two nt, Iced 10 wind commenting
froa the hg boat The yachts will rsss 10 the north and
wet Of boat stationed 81 Robins Reef Light thence
to fsgbost stationed OF Ow, Head Long I.snd theme
around the buoy Of the souhWe, sy passing from the
and Returning they will pas I'd. h.sbostea
Owls Head thence 20 III. fas-boG, Robin. Reef Light
thence boat Of Governors Island and thence to the
ubHouSe Hoboken. The msuber call attention 10 the
following rules The rig. dmensiont and iunnAGs Of
the yacht with model snd Of owner mas, be
given the Secretary Notice must be given in writing to
. mea.uI.r during tie days nsIt preceding tie limited
tue fOr entry No other than fossnds sails shall be
on yacht while eooendins for PEiIs Nc member hsl be
| interested In more than one yscht
Schooner, frat ela,, carry every four
tuns Of Second eiE, 10 every three snd
bali tun. First Of sloops every three and h.
uLs second ca,i 70 every ;hTes iunS Every yacht
under fly sa cary seyicebe boat. not les than tea
feet In length AID heavier yachts ,hs no, loss than
twelve fee, long Entries viii be received &! No 5P!ae
street. until Tuesday the 9th int Parties entered for The
REGATTA expe ted have their yacht. sbre Of tie Club
Home by o'clock the morning Of ths Regatta delay
Of two yond that time will exclude them from
prtips the prize All yachts must their owner zig
ls At tie peak The follow entries made yesterday
Juls, J. V. Bailey; Mystery, Il H. Nc Vicar /iDga W
IL Thoms.; Minnie. Mouough: Alphs, X r. Moriii IA
voIitu, a. c. Kins.And Gip.ey, l.. W. Aofsei sy,s r.
Dodge bessss W. TIsyeIsi Anna L. Livih.honi Flower
T. W. InWklus, IfcoIt, l. a. II. Bell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
REPORTED CAPTURE OF PuEBIA'
Gen. ortega, % Other Mexican Generals
and 1900 Men Taken Prisoners
TOTAL DEFEAT OF GENERAL CoMoNfoRI.
March of the French Army Upon
tho City of MEXICO.

An Extra of the Havana Diario of tie Goth, re-
seived per steamer Shedrake, reports the arrival at
Havana of tie French war steamer Darien, from
Vera Cruz, with important dispatches from Gen.
Forey, announcing the occupation Of Puebla by she
forces under his command.
The following are the few details Of importance
which we have been able to obtain:
/ On MAY g. Gen. Comonfort, who had received re-eh
forceent undertook to attack the rear the french
The division Of Gen. Bazane made front against
him, and, as we learn, completely routed him. Inc
battle occurred at San Lorenzo, ana Cen Oothon'
Sort lost 500 men in killed. wounded aud prisoners,
seven or eight red cannon and the greater part OF
his artIery and ammunition IL appears that the
pripcipal object Of Gen. Comonfort was 10 throw
into Puebls a large amount Of provisions and am
nunition.
Gen. Forey had received at the right moment the
heavy artillery which he was waiting for, and by
the 10th of May be had mounted battery opposite
the Fort Totimehnacan, one Of the strongest OF
Pnebla. On that day ne commenced 70 open with
bio artillery upon the fort and on the 9Th lie had made
breach. Gen. FoFey then ordered an Assault, but
all resistance was at once abandoned; part OF The
French army entered the plaza, and zen. Ortega,
with his entire army Internationally surrendered.
Thus were taken prisoners, beside the General-in'
Chief, % Generals, 500 officers, and 1900 men,
All the artillery of the place. all the arms Of the gar
risOn, and so forth, fell also into the bands Of the
French.
On May 90, division Of the French army left for
the City OF Mexico. In Puebla only garrison was
to be left, sufficient TO proven, the guenillas from
annoying the place; all the other troops were to
take up, likewise, the march upon the City OF Mex
leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

THH BILLIARD TOUBssEERT.--Ihis interesting
exhibition OF the beeoiies Of the game Of biAid by the
oo,l p.hed professional sr.ts in the county
rpepc.d lat evening at Irving Hall In the center Of tho
room was tine agnfc prize table having only -four poes
, tyen By Mes Phelsn and Coend.T d, the gueIdon Of
the victor in the and upon which all the matches
OF the series will be played Inc inner around it
1eseyed for the players and the while tbs 'ssts around
the spseou, hal arranged in ie that every peron
could rec distinctly the playing throughout highly To-
,peobe sssemboge Of about 100 spectators were
viewed he various matches played with the deepe', interest
and warmly applaodod the players whenever any brilliant
shot long made.
The frat match Of 800 points played wa between mes
Tiemsn Of CiDcinnst and Kavansgh Of New the ode
In which tho players together beilg determined By
drawing lots. Both parties rsnk among the highest cl4s
Of billiard sd.s Tisnsn being regarded "a the champion
p,yer Of the West while KGvAnsgh has thrown down the
ge Of defiance any player in he Middle States after
having beaten IA succession Mcbs. Foley Of Cleveland and
VIM OOdthwsit Of this city gemsn won the ied and o.
the % innings had scored o. 10 his opponents O. But
haVansh on hs third innng gave magnificent display q
hi' hiu,c 'hH by scoring 1913 points, principally by nun
ng the bss al the lower end Of the table. On his lZt
innings ne made the extraordinary Of 20j BY tho not
brilliant play all around the table pnd which made lis
stand JG6 TO 1emans &C. exactly 800 points ahead This i'm
lead rendered Tiemsns chance Of sucee very i'm
probable for 10 addition to the balls biessinz badly against
him. be suffering from ih.unstism IN bic wrist Dudley
row made three successive Of 49, % and 49, which
completed the game Of 800 up beating his opponent by ~
points His average fraction % tie innings.
The nett players Mesus 6eorsLer Fole, OF DE.
troit The former Cf the finest and eypsneneed
4,Zet " Als;iss AZ H1 ysNt tlS sltIglsa VIII ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

The Rev. STEPHEN II. TYING, d. D., will lee,
urc tomorrow "wednesday evening in the First Refo'no'
Dutch Church ct Newark New Jsnsy, on Tao "'S''' NE
capacities, his history, and his future IN shi, eOun
thsc which he has given patient and houfh'fai
BE speaks for the benefit Of the Freedman' hehei
ton, aud we doubt not viii have full house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

The General SYNOD Of the Reformed Dn'en
Cbrrh ,,, o0,,.r.. a.. nth annual se''ion, at New
bD,,b N Y. on "Wednesday (O-nOH0w)' June 3d. at 10
O'CLOCK m. Ministerial Convention, to be composed OF
al N, the Reformed Dutch Church. will be hsd
:, N.o ,l.o on Tuesday evening June 9th, which mey
h. .,.n5es over the following day. twill be gathering Of
much importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

CnVrcH OrESIso.-Ihe opening o. the Church
Tho Immaculate Coucerton Of flis aud Seventh
str.s,, toot place Sunday Tao church ~s, dedicated
.hout but tie Interior NOT ooEpleiod until
t.c.ntiy hsl In the ofohoon aud sermon
o. tho Rev. DR.. Cummings, and Eespers With g dis
couf,. hy Rev Mr Bygps IN the evening Hlht Rev
R,bsp Bsyley present The sdlhce wa h!lsd and TIE
receipts b. admission very lsiEc. Tbs one OF TIC
laf. s.t and meet Catholic ehufcbe. Ia tho stA.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

ORTHODOX FRIENDS YEARLY MIrTIsG.-rwo
sitting. body held yesterday exclusively for the
Transaction vi business The entire day taken UP with
the resjiss Of the FIRE. four queries ard answers and the
expression Of te interest and concern felt by many ieno'
for the testimonies which they relate The subject oil inc
proper religious training Of the Young especially called oot
great e1hos.on and advice The 'i'int' VIII
be resumed this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

Produce EXCHANGE ELRcTIoS. - The annual
election at the Produce Exchange tooi place yeserdsy The
oontendng parties Archibald Baxter, esq and kopt
f. sage esq both known gentlemen Of high IePute among
our merchant Mr. Baxter was elected by majority Of
about cO seo,chan aud has been 10 this country
about sI years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
MARINE LossEs roR MAY.-The losses Of sea last

MARIkE LOssEs ION MLT.-IDt IUsbbs o. Ca Iatt
month foot up vessels Eleven ships five bsss three
brss five schooner steamboat and foop. o. the
above captured by the Confederate prvstees aud
burned two were abandoned at I've iais,nr
o.sd lost and two burned Tho total value Of the
property lost sad missing 10 estimated at two million hive
hnnhrnd AID nn NJ tlnn,and dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

srRIkE OF The BIKrR..-Ths jOuneymsn
bksu Of hi, City were ons '!nie Js'i'fa'J sbS III Wv
morning Upward Of 80 sn,Hsblcd at No ~ Bo"efy 'ne
h.l m,,,in, Oy.r which ohm O. u,an.e pf,'d.d C.rd
If var. di,trbu.i and s BADGE bsarnE TIE
VOID, EevYors B,ksr' Protective Unon" sit,i hoh
the n,n formed 10 procession under diTeo,ion on >
r .,T.hai ss,s.d by Henry Hors ard Bach and pre-
coded by land Of nnsie psfsdei throuGn u. o,"~hf
,,r,,,r: BousTy Gf.sd street. Columbia rfs,i see0nS
,,fs.t kvaru. A. Fo1fth sucst fusi avenue, f"uHNe1t
,-,st Third .vsnus Bouery. sprus street Ntiih N''
anime street Sirul avenue Of-sBsch sV.nas Eish'' -
~ 10 Tu,pty Ith .eet and seventh avenue rbeie tns)
~. d,Di,..c The object Of TIE ''rts 20 fauoS We
.oriinS tine 10 t-oss Lour Der dsy - Might 10 NL'A
MANY bosses have tkiesd
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BrtL's HAD, Monday. June The prediction
Ia. net been made f.ufs'i the hr'i S-st O. va
month Let o. Adsr tie close O. or T'PSI' 50
hrh Cd OF - baLocts Il fOiiJ form
a., he. ..n int. ndsI Tor ths' mAfssi snd detained
am, IN tnd v.r. mostly 'od on Ihufs4Ay ssd frop 70
..fs sod ., Bergen 80 81 Weshs-ten snd - u s4fis
~ went direct butchtTs nAIins 100 hssd ana
ts-t, AZ, today in 80 - the rsat uat IN
br,Jy .pd good and ths Gvsisis ,h. ws 'nf gas ~
b.u,r Ran at Jet tnc naf.si opsrsd 81 Poe tnou
AZ. same a. .d HoBdsy-th., TO- lt6l4e 10 Tor We s.
D,,5 u.t u-isbt Of beef seller sintinE ors! - may
,.e strange those present how Nth 'aoh a. isH'e
,uuufv OF buloeA ia msrsst sbese hilh Tfic-s c"sd
be- obtained W. have ouly 70 "y thsi - [" S-ts
4. IA. r9nA8snce 81 butchers In the feifs'sntauol.
Of who IN tls own rates And s hs bs'ch''
,b.,ttey tuG pay then. sud they g. u nina .hi hsJ
buy on credit hsy p.y a'i -hsi s.isd Ahd '
seouut. Tor the sITsofdnsy hIh pfce' 81 TIE esiy morn
inc wbirb w,r, tssd higher than 81 noon, Wien tAeJ
e. NOR, than that lower thsn last Monday sfeGlnt sni
Tna,dsy Tne r,.e of %. ui.fssi, then 10 hs yefJ
-, ,ypl, aud his sale. fu good 80 trt 's's lat Mon
a., tb,n .Vd and dun sAss a, tbs ssruoon f'sn
a a., ,ns Iiicss n. nomuGy. the piice 10 bot q. sooi
r. amer. a. u vss lsst vesk owint 60 toe estimate Of
nud quality beug svofahls % buyef boms Of
tie .p.cuatof declare that their lose' are beyond enaa
,.cs Dfoy,fs inFia that owing to such bad HGioi.
there vii cattle tLpg-d Tor nsIl ~ee2 Bs II
90 wo csu y, since sheep are &c ID thw Wsthl
op. end Hog, plainly and higher. Inc reports Of the
week mode ~ alter ~. coss " The market 0-noo~ viii
ihew the numbers and FOL psrtlculsfs AZ o'ua.
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Gen. BebofeId.
r. a. ESi.er I The N. y. TriIunti


SIR: An article in THE TRIBUNE this morning
ander the head Of Missouri" has attracted nay attention
an sure you would knowingly do any Injustice
Strong 10 faith take the trouble TO say few worcs
about Gen. J. n. Sehoheld
Ihsve known him for several years and feel personal
Interest 10 him e. have watched carefully his
eour.. as en- officer and feel gres, confidence In him
would have more words Ia hls praise Than can com
Gen scboSsd was tie intimate psrsou.l friend Of the
ismened Gen. Lyon. He indeed, s Chiei oil stan
ts;cs ,ss ssS.uinsfy sao or Springfield When Lyon fs
ecboheld placed h body IA en- ambulance and conducted me
battle neatly two hour. himself
Atsr Gen. Freu,outs removal (which think unwse
undss.rsd schoGed succeedod IN driving all the
Rebels out OF As.oun-eways scng brsyely, wisely and
sDsrgeesly, He with Lyon from TIE capture Of Camp
Jackson IN 81 Louis 10 tie day VI s death. lie hs
principal military adviser and warm friend.
In command Of the Army Of the Frontier. bchoted d.
fscted all that was Done Gems Heron and Blunt acted
aDder hiln-wOn laurel, Z. Ter hi. deetion,he himself
being constantly surprised BY his sudden attack. ii.
u, hero Of Pilot Knob. lie has always shown hin SET every
tDch a and always soldier
Indeed the movements ordered by him were 80 frequent
And isgaing he broke down undor them aud had lover
ski:h ceale near tsIIAluAtl his useful life
Msrsov.r schohed &, cd hes for years, ar Anti
Slavery lie mas had nothing 20 uneAIn paIti
ousr made great progress in the natural direction
sinc. this began But be Is not politician will
not used BY potcsos lie IL modest man. but TOO
much seliTespect 20 be counting promotion.
lie Ia. himself OF the sblest officers army
xad hss carried IN his heart or ne pecuce
cordial hearty and true support Of the Accumulation
Ills rOriiying TO Gen Schohoid. many friends hst the
Beusts las not long since confirmed him - General
for il Ia only weyhe IL t bDtoH 10 you
sad oeT irgeJIte"d t he Got"nmeat Thgie can be no
other reason Be assured, Sir Cen Schoied hs- heart,
brain soo in good five cannot trust and con
ode In srcb men, case 10 hopeless
justice quite - much a. On behalf Of Gen. sohoEsd.
II you pint whst have written odd nay name, al pro
pose stand By what say hate anonymous communcs'
toas in justification Of merof!o1s aud brave
sfeer, VINO Ia 100 modest to speak for himself.
Nsp Yszk, Msy g. 1871
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tssnsd b. ~ ne s.eeias. Ps,s.nssp)
NV York May %. 1875

RLCKLIss STABDING ~ TIE FOURTH WARD
At oo.oct yeG,srdsy morning Cb,e. Brown, aaof,
ssu-d aud bocd Ia III. face aud bfe. BY person
losad DO Mizun WOgsn. without the slightest poyocA
lion. brown taken 10 ia. CRY HosIits, ana Ofcsr
~pf.t q Tho Fourth Precinct sueed Wogau who
u!tted TO swst tho result Of the itJuiies.
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NEw.YoEy HosYIrAL.-wukly report to May
lAdy.ftisemsnt.I
; Im 1mLNDERpOLT SIIE
PGOIICTILES; III

AND FusK: What Of its Inventor Sec Portrait, Bio
Character in the PHEEHoLO6CAL JoUksaL for
JUsR Also Dr. MACGOwAE, ths ceeDst oil traveller ia the
act aud L.ctul China and japan. Sonewa Jsoson
in TnE PnHKsoLoGicIL Journal, only 10 cents Nows-
men have It, LOwLxR q WELLH. ". Y.
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NEW-JEHsEE ITEMS.

F,r.L AccipIST. 49, Coroner Farrell OF Jersey
cav b.d.n nqu.., o saturday d, body y iiile sh
u,Isi MARI Oots-n', who va sou over y 80
I'D Ned ILs a4I,si Michael CALLAHAN, su .TfssIsd sne
L,,i 20 ball
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The Committee Streets reported In favot CT ntion
Mayor revoke sad ell licenses granted oF
~. purpo.s u 1asaE .tons any powdsE OF candses
ttn be cty limits .nd that tue y iospeeor DO directed
10 carry the requirements o. the Fo.aion, which was
adopted - - -
INCEPTION or s,J.-GEN. DANIEL ?. sIcKLEs.
RESOLUTION pied ,e1i-ru, the Of the Govern
OF. Room 70 Ms Daniel Eoekss, In which 20 receive
friends. suh time a. he nsy deem TO be eoa'enent
VOLUNTEER TANI 7 AID FrSD oRDfSAScE.
An ordinance pfuso.'.t apptopriatnE the sum Of
1 Oo0 TO tho aid usd. Ai!oE oHs " two
uaiui portrait amendments. a. wa sdoptcd
MOUNT MORRIS SQUARE.
r..olu,iou aypropr4iins 5000 70 purchase from the
Mount Moni Sgue portion o. SAID square was
,. ,.- =,
ety O. tbs, portion Of .h. city would derive rom th' u
etat. tic wi.hed know II IL wa merely TO spend 5000
or 10000 M FaKLET .Gpaiasi that Is waste iniProys
that lceaty fors pasE
Inc resolution was adoIted
CEIkBRATIOS % THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Mr. F.rlrr offered resolution that special committee OF
, b. .ppont.d 70 make the nsc-s.sy Tor eel
,br.tiu. tho comius Fourth Of Jlly.
Ar FROsksr wished to kIow now much money was to be
appropriated
A Members 10000
whole ,ublect was aid over
CHANGE OF HOUR OF MEETING.
resolution chGns tho hour Of meeting from
o'clock D. m to o'clock D. Mondays aud THU .dsy,.
The Bead tAen adjourned to Thursday nsE ~ O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

PHRENoL0GY, in its application to all the va
rous OF tho Human Race iuoludns tho Tsmp,ra
uens end Mans Inioeo,u. Social aud moral Mature. aud
How improve II choice Of pursuits That 10 do &c, given
IA the PuHENOLOGICAL JOURNAL June number ~ cents
New volume In July, 81 80 year
FOWLER WRIIs No. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

DUTIIs oS WooLES GoODs.-Yesterday alter
noon meeting Of poItaa, merchants was held at Del
onico, corner Of Broadway and Chamber, street. for the
purpose Of onfdeg decision OF the Secretary
War IL Isssfd to the duties wooden goods VIM Ct
son was sal ed the chair and Samuel Mclean chosen
Secretary Mr. Hutton made few remarks, squeezing That
il would he well Tor he merchants TO organize thei se'e'
into an association their mutual protection In thee mat
isra lie alluded to duties now Imposed o."
good. Of foreign snniIcue and stated that the matter had
been laid before SecIeTy Chsse tbs las, time lie was In the
city, He sssd that the Secretary had been ed inio
al erroneous decision which would be o'eHulsd BY The
Courts There article NOW that cost ~ cents Pc
square yard upon which the duty Lad not been neened %
cents and 10 20 ard 30 percent They were
a. n mercy Of New England manufacturer and he hi1
heard they Intended having zach enormous duties III
sed would prevent importation Of snch goods much
10 Gle injury Of the MIDDLE essss BY whom they wee
needed lie though, MI Chase might perhaps Tceoniae
h. decon o. a. all events allow suit 10 decide Tho
whole further discussion having is,en place on the SUB
jeets Committee sppoined composed Of D. IL hsuon
A. 4 Stewart, Chss p. Mner I'd. : Jssray end samuel
McLe.n 10 prepare plan Of operation, and submit Tot
consideration the meeting Of which due hs'ies VIII
10 given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

TuE E.uLY CLosIsG MOvKMrSr.-The mer-
hp. ana ci..ss early clo.ns movement went into speFa
lion IN jersey City lsf evening. A. ocloek zoe time
agreed uI0n the pnut bu'ins's places ~afe eo'cdup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
CITY ITEMs,

IRISH RrLIry FUsD. - The Hon. Charles p.
DAILY will lecture tho Cooper Institute Thursday on be-
half the Relief Fund His subject Famine in ia
relations to the past aud present condition Of Ireland"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

ARRrsr or Az ALLEGED PIcKPocKTT.-A youas
man named VIM H. H0vcy. arrested Yesterday l~f.
noon In Jersey City spPcion o. having ATTRACTED 'mA
snotnt Of molcy nom Thomas MlGuiTcs poeko lie was
4, On uitlsd foI examination.