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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
ve,,,,,r Hepori.-MlY ~, 1853.

PORTLAND, Me, ga fn.-Thsrmomoter So NindN. W.
Bosrox, Muai, a. .m.-Thermon,eter $40. Wind " W.
f1esh. Clear ,,, ,,...,N a., Oh.
sPnlNaTELp, Mar, a. m--Ihormems'ef W. WIND
W. Clear c-, ,,,,., A, =, ~
Pm,i ,pg1rmrA, Pc, Ga. m-Thenome,es Go. Wind W.
WIuisGIcy. d. e.. ~. m.-rhormonI'ter 90 .Wind NJ
". Clear ~ ON ,,.t,N - ~ F..
Ncalhor clcRt aud pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

,c,.po,.,u. ,ooh place 10 Jersey City yesterday
"a va. most npc.ips affair During tho sfser
boon al D,odsd and Ss as n' %. , byns
ns ma'I Of pny.,s dwellings The funeral cortege
v,d rom ths City Hall where tho bodies had been lying
loso , 49, y m IL consisted OF military tho municipal
oss Of Jersey City aud Hadsou City. tue Jeney City
yo the subsrs Of four lodges Of Odd Fellows
nv c,sns The fonegsl services took place at the
Us5dips Church and the sermon wa' preached by the
p.tor the Rev. Mr. Day The remsins were conveyed 10
he New.YoIk Bay Cemetery where they were inferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
Ro,,ou Weekly Bunk Statement.

B0FroS. Tuesday. May ~. lHeJ
The following is the weekly statement the Bos'
ton Banks; 800. 90.
Capital Due 70 o.hef bks plLg55oVV
Loans and discounts. 20 O05 900 Deposits JI,lLot'
Bpecio IIy5UOO I,lVVV'
Unehoa o,AeI bAs, U,v0t.QWI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

V,tr DTNORFs1's NmROR OF FleUoVs

WNT. UIMOKESIS MIKKUN OF FASHIONS.
We feel unable do justice TO this uniqse work, which
become ihs standard q Fashions the American
Continent Inc patterns all fu,ilsd and Hsy be relied
Tor accuracy Canadian fosi
Ihc suuusr nnnter with magnificent ilusiraiions,
ready and cold eYeTy here 23c yeary 81 with valuable
pfeml r.. 40. ~ LIo-dway. Splendid FIsmluns Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
BROOKLyN ITEMS.

Tue BR0OKLYS PHIHAKNONIC SocITTT.-Ile
,nuul ua,cmsnt Of The Bfotkyn Philharmonic Society for
tho Iait shows that 1tJ uombsrs and
10 plofs a0n sghscubef Five concerts have teen TVsu
the past The r-cepfs from all so4Tcs' were
si1ll u Embellishments, 87fi0 g., leaving balance ci
! ~ 40 on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

Ferry IYPBOyTNESTs.-Ihc Union Ferry Com
pany ire about making suaugenens 20 construct
building al foot Of Whitehall street for tho south and
Hamilton Avenue fous The plans have bean prepared
Mr. KeliuIo architect The structure VII be- similar IN
pcarsnce the recently erected At FULTON tery Tie
latter entirely iron constructed ~ c0at Of xd 81
yet decided whether the buiinE viii DO
wood-soo Of Tho Director obeeug 70 n account VI
the advanced price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
.TnE GroenAS AND OnEM pRIzr. FIenr.--Yes.

THE GEoGHAS AND OREM pRIzE.FGGHT. Yes
erday morning another Of those brutal which have
dsgrsced this city, of In South Amboy Tow nsp
New Jersey about three miles fom the village OF that name
The principals ambitions young pngst Of The Seven
Mad, named owen GroEhan who long been de-
of ,to hono but TO whose aspirations the iaiea had
not been previously propous and fellow named Con-
whose In the ring had gained Tor him The
tide Of Champion OF Colorado from which territory he
has Tn. $3.50 side but great deal Of money
was bet outside the result Geoghsu being the isyorie
Soon ybrcak the entered the rug although the
Shof present aud ordered further proceedings TO DO
stayed There fully 1000 people present, the great ma
ioty being pHftsaus o 0eoghVn o the most violent and
Orem he'd scarcely dozen iend On
tho uuni and these too much oyewed by the reel.
lees mob to uaue,t their feelings Of parsauship iuoeed
Urci could long time procure two men 20 act a. bis
secoud aud tine greatest difficulty was hed TO agree upon
referee. From the hIst tne estcfn showed bs vast
superiority boxer, acting in the most manly a1d honor
able MANNER while The coAdsct OF his opponent was dis
graceful The extreme He went down Ieestely without
blow bat spprs useless a. Il was evidently impossible
III. other win and AFTER hsIus ~ TOunss skng ~
minutes, Geosh4ns uds appealed on the ground tnat
Ofou. had struck him while down. and he Ieefes' niim
dated by the pistols held 20 h head unless be decided IN
Geosans favor did and the latter declared tho via
n-r Whether a decision obtained such cilcum anees
auth remains TO be but uudoiand po
test against the stakes being gscu up has been made He
turning home Iarse number Of the hghtseoTs were sHesed
both IN jersey State aud a. TIC ieTno' IA the ely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
CITY ITEMS.

pyRsovAI.-Mr. W. j. Florence, the comedian,
leaves In the Austrsssn for Europe to-day His stay
abroad will be brief a6oIdins him time Tor securing 'evea
additions to repertoire BOueieault engaged in writing
sensation drama fol- him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20


10 roHr og scHoois-Leauing tho alPeabe's reading To-
l.,ops reading in more advanced lessons W. study
a. ,sgf,pi, "a uIyius grammar %, stalynE history
a. .uiyng a. hmo ic simple rules, % studying ah.hm7tio
,1,,,lgd rur, =, .tui) log aiihmsc, fractions Interest
g. So writing asts ~ wttns en- Paprf 'f 'uayirs
sl.st 20 n , studying bOokket ping l, -.
tJie.,ns arc to, oth.tr oi tho Institution; Fiut
p,srtr,.. Ma Jokn Auth %, No 10 West Twenty fourth
t,rtt second pirectres, Miss BTucferoh n. 20 Union
snuore. treasurer Ms, NJ Ootnoui, 10. ~ Washington
san.rs; secfrialy Mia tarouo murray No j, ssmnson
Pc, Ifu,ee.-Mf.. j. 4. Van Horne, Mss Emma Seton,
Nil. M,r, S.t1ug Me ls4ao Gibson. At. lehbru, L.
Nh Mf- Dr e. Wugtt. Mls. Jonathan Odcl, Miss lsa-
bella Mathews, Mss Fanny Seton Ms G. 9ai'cIl
Advisory Committso-P Font go A X Walsi esq JON
n Myefs osp . Phyaiclaa John l. Campbell, NJ super
intend,ut. Mr. aud Ms. Charles ROM ieachet'-Mi'
Damn Miss Mary Morrison, Miss Marian DrnpNer
1he receipts exclusive ell tie ssscies eooya referred To-
amount rl1 ~ a. expenditure ~tlyp . uaaueo on
hand 81 D. Tho Gladden. arc evidently under admirable
pine durn: tie very long prayer the patient tile
maintained tho ufmo order and while Nj DutJei
cakng q the adults they listened ,tteuiyoy and whoa
hs tuIl ed his attention 70 them la particular, hcr face
br lhtruod up rcsp1usiycy 20 his lsppy sentiment
The extensive grounds OF tho Asylum long Lid ont VIII
exouit. te AZ covered with the garuure OF Sprus
Flowers rubs IA full leaf aud blossom I'LL tho air
with areuce and form picture Of quiet beauty rarely
even A tue suburbs OF a city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

Mss ASIA DIcKISs0S ~ BRoOKLYS.-Tho Acad-
2 Music been srrgfei og Mics Anna rfint0n
VIII lectuo fn5ty sh hsI iatsct bs.nE How Pow
lcnce % dtaliug With Tie n.iiol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

PAUVRETTE, OK UNDER THE Snow, one Of
Boucicaults very b., drama. Will be Played his afternoon
evening at BsH0n II hardly fail to draw crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

ToRcHIIGHr PRsoTssoS. The Early. Closing
Areaiion Ct wam.b1Tgh tafusd out lat 4 ~ a torch
ghi procession with bands Of music and usIehsd through
the pflacipsl streets la The city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

BUCHU
For al .Ae.lors and diseases o. the Urinary Osn' "EtuJ
existing
IN MALI OR FEMALE.
From Whatever orisnltls aud no mater Of low
long standing Disrsses Of these Organs
require the all Of Duro,c
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU .
Is THE GREAT DIUREIICs
AND Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
~ ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IL Is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

HOTEL Ls-Rear-Admiral Storer, U. S..
Navy Gen. l.. w. links. Washington; Hons VIM. d..
SVEN, Boston, +. Huntingdon Virgins; Vincent L. Bred
iord and family, Pht phs snd W. r. Chesiuan, Pss
feak are among tho sriya.s st tho Aston House.
wen, C3ba j. Iiurd and iomily Lima f. E.Fullerton
Vermont y ios Cleveland Col. p. Palmer, Chicago Geo
Harding rhi.dephia w; 8 Moore, Jscason and J. H.
simpson o. i-oui, arc AZ The Metfopoitau Hotel
John a. Manning lfoyJ VIA. Whitfield, Barbados;
Henry Ashford. Engsndi John II. Head Batimorei Col
BAKER, Clnnec'icu1 and Capt Tuner, Bdtlsh Amy st
Nicholas Hotel. . q"
Mrs Admiral Foot aud famllyi Capt Holton. Roy. Arl
sry and Capt Grant Goth Rides, At tho Clarendon Hotel
CO.. VIM, Bradford and q. n. MoKin.iry Pbit,delob,s
and Dr. c. A. Walker, Boston, at the Everett House
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,


an srcoeu, lotion diseases Off syphtic nature snS
jce,onln diseases Of the Urinary Organs sIi'ss nom
habit. Of dissipation, used In connection win ins
uchu and Sarsspaa. 10 such dee,esa a. r.eonnenoeG.
Evdsco OF The re,pOnbe aad reliable character VII
accompany the medicines
From 10 % YEARS STANDING with
NAMES kNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties OF Buchu,
SEE DlsPENsArOKY or THE UNITED sTATEs.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice
OF Phy'ic. -, -, .,,,a n puysrc,
Sec remark. m.'o by Or. EPnRaIM MCDOWELL
c.lbrfrA Physirau and Member OF the Royal toee OF
Surgeons ireland and pubsEcd In tic iEansae''nS Oh 'h'
hing and Queen. Journsl. ,,pNt,,uu
See Msdco.C hru gcel Review ruohhed by bE'''N'i-'
TpAYERs Fellow Of tns Royal College o. Surgeons
Sec moot Of the ate Standard Works on Medicine,
EXTRACT BUCHU, = per bottle or siI Tor w.
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle or sn 'ss
Improved ROSE WASH 500. per bottle or III isf
Hlfpo,eu OF each for sI2 whch~l be sufheentsoeue
mo mos, obstinate cases II d.g, con' are adheeuw
Delivered TO any address securely PacAed hsm
pa,orbe .ympouas IN all communications cures suHsG'
teed Advice zat'
AFFIDAVIT
p,,,lv ,rp,,rea before me- an Alderman ofthe CITY
PhsisPh r. z cmbola who 6eiDs duly ,wS, S' CT
,ay. his preparation contain. mo ysssssSe ~ ~
other injurious drugs but ''' Truly ''' G a nELMBoLp:.
,l Sr0'H ~" WM p HIBBA ARD, AioIT%Sl.n .
' 9th.sl, shove Race, Ihh'a''Ps'-'
,li,,., l,,,er, Tor information IA confidence to
III. L. Hell NIB OLD
CHEMIST
DEPOT,
TO. lOi SOUTH TENTH STREET
(DELow cuEsrSUrb
PHILADELPHIA.
np,-,rr oF couYTERFETrS AND uNPRiNciPlE0
DEALERS,
vl, ,,d,vor 10 li.pOse OF their own and s'Hs' NJ"
,les on the reputation attained ~
HELNIBOLDS GENUINE 'F'hi
RATIONS.
. HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT DUcHu.
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsPARlLLA
b lIELNlBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
= SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
& Ask FOR uELABoLD's.
4. TAKE NO OTHER.
~ co, ont tn, .lver.emsus sud 'ssa i.E sd s'sS
Imposition aud exposure
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TRoTI1so ON THE FASHION CoUR.E-THRrE.

TR0TIISG ON THE FASHION CoURsT-THREE'
MILE RAcE-The thIeemie.hsa, rses for the Association
pure Of $40 came OF yesterday the Fashion Course
Oay Frank Temple and Shark started Gen Mcclellan being
drawn Frank the avote at 100 70 $50 before scoring
when the odds changed the Shark The former
run in bAndses TIE first heat Tremendous race Frank
leading until within 200 yards judges stand
when be broke and SHARK the heat in T4 Shark now
became Avorite at 500 to s25 without skers, Frank
showing lame yet going gamey for two miles when he Eel.
awsy oesiiy .nd race IN 'oi Inc
sueIdarce was very good aud the tack IN excellent
diuon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

BoIRD OF FxcIsE.-The Excise Commissioners
of this County held the first session for the present
yesterday, in the Common Pleas Courtroom. Inc On
consists Of three s.ioners-Noah A. Chid Robert
Holmes and VIM. Jay Haskett esqs Mr. Child' was
President, and John II. Price, esq, CLERK se'e"'
lions for licenses were received, but only one w"
according to the provisions Of the United S'ac'
Revenue law That one wa. the application %
son. Of the Grsmercy Park House. and was an 10
ment Of $50 TIE Board requires that al 00nu' 800.
stamped with qs cent stamp, and all Smda''' WIN
stamp The applications not stamped were ''a 0's'' ine
Board adjourned to "Wednesday, 4" p H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LITE.-An explosion
occurred In Hadiods pyroechnoai estabfbuent ia Ist
Wliamsbursh, Queens County on Saturday Last, which
resulted deduction Of several snail bulldogs and in
the death OF Mr. George Whitewouh, who instantly
Allied Two other Wsft seriously burned. Tho dam.
ane % the plOpeIiJ amount 70 lbont tI.iO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

CAPT. SPLEN's CAVALRY CONPLSY.-The last
detachment Capt Alfred SPANS paIy, fa,ed IN tbs
city for Col Mis- Cavalry Regiment called yesterday
steamer Emile for N.NUern, N. g. James X Allen and
Abbott Behfes Of Waushug Let AID % Lieuicuants
All the ofceTs have beeD IN service duTug the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

FoUSD DRowSED.-1he body OF a man, appar-
ony 40 Yeas Of ago found yesterday in the wafer
Green Point The only clothing on Il was pelr 0. light
palts. Tho body Was taken IA cago bJ Coroner Barrett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

Bulls HEAD.-The Beef Cattle Market opened
on &oBdsy morning very buoysnt prices rating high and
,e rapid few hours aud Of course At large estimates Of
weights Then business began to look dull prices declined
md contained 20 to the close Of tho market on Tuesday
though Sc will be by The u report Of the m'se A.
very high Isss-hSher iadesd than Any week this SrinG
tie receipt nearly 900 baocks durDg Tie
week The csus. Of the advance at the opening cry Of
short supply Tie Of the decline At the close the
a.cer,aaed fact that about oDssnd head destined FOR this
maIke, had been detained the Ehs RalT0Sd We have
reached pecustorI prices have not reached famine
pces does the currency question tPpotr to have
anything 10 do with tue catle Hsike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
rur RnoonLrs 1000 Mrs.a Cnn.1Ils Ano

THE BROoKLIy YOrsG MEN'e CHrisTIAs Asso.
UlriovThe anniversary .Isrise' ofth Bfosyn Young
Mems Christian Association were bod o. esenlt in To Ia
faveife evsiue FftthJt'Tian Chnlch d. Vincent achn
Pres lsut AsocAon occupied the at Tue sits O.
aue~ was .s VToccedings Interesting character
~ Rev DO. T. l. C0yef ofsnsd The oIefcss ~ fctfns
ton Of Scripture, and sef ihe sngus OF me lh hyn
aud IFtysf Nj Ion Gutouicsd TIA ss The nanl fupcu
hli plbshed lh reading night would he
onttt,d The Rev. Sit tlyi'T tdifrtted the Anogtfos
- = 30 G. y. 10 ID
$50 60. -... -. $500. -"stsd. not on
20 tief OBJECT nh' VIZ zoo wy - , 'l.Tt l1
death ~ Tho Rebel JscA,0s hoped thai Jni0a uentfa
would be thofoush To- utisu aud constitutional bviU "a
lie ia bs uaca real he'd been Tor tlFtuF hc tGien a.
,tt.ndius human boHasss bs0re u nts-i efq Nst tee
uert ,psaAsr lie gave history oi tho lnsd states Inst.
in Cenmi.slan Of which he T. Prudent rld sisted tha
there engaged la minernG % the wants OF hs
army go p,rons who only cared physcal comforts ~
ious alton TO The wounded der H. VIA part
Of the Ulioa they nigh, be eng fed Addfess,s made
by other EenteHen and the eugteEaion dismissed
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zee symptoms above. -
40 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take 10 Mercury or upleassn, Medues for unpleasant On
Dangerous Diseases,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHp

CURES SECRET DISEASES q
In al lhe stages ie EIpeuss little change 81 Dc
%. 10 IucOnyenisGce AND no EXPOSURE. 4
Il calses frequent desTe aud gives sirergh 10 Unate
thereby removing obssfucons preventing and cnIins sircd
IRE. ofths ureihfi, aayins pain and inflammation 90 lig
qnent IN this Of diseases an eKpens POIsONOIs
DISEASED AND WORN-Our NATTER
Thousands upor thousands VINO have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
aud who have paid HEAVY FEES TO be cured IN shsfl
time have found they deceived, a1d that the Posonl
la by the Of Powerful AsD gents been dried ~ 10
tie sysieal 10 break out IN ssysvgGed form, ard
PERHAPS AFTER 3iAIlRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOODY
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLAj
SYPHILIS

Thi. an Election Of Blood aai attacks the sexual orr
kans Luuss Of Nose Ears Threat Nindpipe and othe
Mucous surfaces. making It's appearance In the form OF Uleer
Helm5ods Extract SaIsparla Purhes TIE Blood and ne.
all Scay Ernp Ions Of the Skin, giving 20 the Con
pieIiou Clear sod Healthy Color. IL being prepared e1
pn,,y fo t class Of complaints its DloodPuEyins prog
critics preserved greater extent than any ether pspt
ration Of SsuapsEilla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

SUDDEN DEATn.-Mary MullRdy, residing in
Richards street, Dkeman street dropped down dosd
last evening suppoed from disease Of tho heat lilo
Coroner was notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

FUNERAL OF CAPT. GAMBLE AND LIEUr. HowKrn
The funeral OF Capt John Gamble Of tho 9th
YoluDtess and Lieut. John Howeth Of the 5th Newt
esa,ss, nke Igl. s NYss sa wounds Revived VI tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

ACCIDENT oN TIE HUDSON RIvIR RAILROAD
Yesterday morning the tIpIe' trso q lie La''A -'
road coming through Peeksh 81 s1cs o. tie
ba.ssRecGr suddenly DyA, .h~sng The train from The
ultk and threatening pTecpste Il into th ' S~' 's
danger happily sysred b. she pompine Of tic .5sntef
in reversing tie engine. The hsgTee ttn wa eompeeJ
sma.hed to yscss The finally 20, W tho tack
aud arrived here without further accident, The passengers
p.esned handsome purse Engineer H snd h' ss'i','
ants foI their efficiency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

HATIOKAL FnEEDaAg's RELIEF AssocI4TION.-
Rev. Dr. Tying will address the citizens Of Jersey City in be-
Laf Of this association in tho Congregational Tabernacle
(Isv. Dir. HOmes Wednesday evening MSy 10Th, q.
o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20


ipe Can't stetson Of the 7lt Regiment, EswYoIE Militia,
entertained bis aany o. banquet a. tue Aor hoa'''
-
CowEMycTMEST OF COLUMBIA Como LAW
scnooL-The annual commencement Of the la. Depart
msut Columbia College was held st overy 10 the ball Of
liz Historical Society PIesideu King pfe.iilng The plat
form was occupied by Professors Dwight, Lc5er, Maine
otdronsux and Others IN address delivered by James
W Gerard who took for HE theme "Anceu AID modern
sloquence" alter which the Alumni addressed BY sid
mon H. Kee,e. The Tepor. OF Me,us. Murray Hoffman
WIN Mitchell end Msr,hal s. Bidwell tue Committee 10
whom were submitted tie 81 writing and essays
op egt topics Of the candidates f0f prizes IN the Depart
ne OF Municipal Law then read setting forth that In
cf orinia t int pIilo Of &2) should DO awarded 10
EdDuud Wsioie ths second prize Of 800 70 EuStus b.
Rudl I'D tho 'fd lize Of 800 to Fltncs f. KemocLsn
III. Committee took occasion TO pulet IN general terms
the ,es Of all the essays that submitted for their
sheraton The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws then
frred by the President upon the following members Of the
Graduating Ciasa
Jsres Hrueu Audrews, John Campbell Brodedot. Wnett
Garner ClaTk it, Walter Livf gston Ciarktou. Andrew XIX
patrick Cogswell Richard William Ety. William Henry Full
rr Edward Douglas Gale. Frederick Oalstin John Lyon
Eugene Terry Gardner Francis joseph DOlAsn.
Edwin Frlncis Hyde Peter duncan Kenny Francs Edward
KorpochIn Carleton White Miller, John Pe Robert IrOup
PelL George Dwight Phelps. IT,, william Walter Pheips
Colns Pumpelly Esstus Barnes Rudd. George Washington
Sanford Eugene Schuyler Jacob Shrsdy Archibald Walker
Sner James Steers Ayres Taber Ernst Tuckorut
Morris Athhurst Tying. George Edmonton WakOf, yosi4h
Otis Wsrd Edmond Wetmofe, PeITe Warrington WILDLY
Charles Osborn Phelps.
W Walter Phelps then introduced and delivered the
Vaedicory an able production after which tho audience
vas dismissed with the benediction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

Tvpurs FEvER.-From the report of the City
presented in the last meeting the Board Of Health
o that 10 Janusry there 81 cares Of typhoid and
cases Of typlus fever in this city. Feb. 70 typhoid %
pbus; March 90 typhoid s. typhusi April, IS typhoid
Al yrhus TINS far In May 30 typhoid p 'yphus Total, 3'
typhoid 25 yphus The increase Of those diseases in 1868
over 1861 Yves l25 cases. over 1882 "a Many Of the
death. from yphus fever this have been brought
by The uuocsay condition Of tie streets and there
vii doubtless be decrease IN tie bills Of mortality as soon
O. The city Las been thoroughly cleaood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

CAPsizED ~ The RIyEH--Tbree young men.
who were floating with tho tide raft yesterday after
noon were down aud capszed by steamer orpoiito
Catharn- ferry Being he middle Of tho ftfelu ai
could Dot reach them n time and l. esl0d thai Iw0
drowned. one Of the ulen was picked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

WI doubtless DE decrease lLe ~ tONh
rs The city las been thoroughly cleaoed
TnE CorrrI.ToKrv CURREScy.-It is a source Of
qualification 10 know thi; tho cOPpertoken currency IS rapid
liz going ont Of circulation Il OF the greotet uusnco
ever oistod upon patient community Like that old gentle
IN black who is supposed 10 keep fine ofice some
where IL ht. uppesIcd in oil forms and gaise" al ifH
uf7 I'd Hau5cem GIocers, BARRIERS, neWsmon, poItcfs
lakmen lawyers doctors. moTehauts-A aided IN extend
i the circulation Of t ,rash Our city Ralrosd Compa
lio orr Fey Companies Stage Companies, received
cals and cous readily they did the postage cur
1eucy Asato Saturday night the Fulton Ferry Company
continued to dburse them although Absolutely refused to
receive them. Tho issans Of these tokens doubtless
violation Of thst aw Of the United States which makes
crime for any to pot in circulation any token similar
coin OF the country TO counterfeit any ioeign eoiu
which Is current in the United States
When silver disappeared and gold mp almost unpur
chasable rates and nickel to be woh twenty per cent
prouum the relief" Of the money mar
6e aid large number Of raieTs responsible and hfe'pon
sibe commenced Issue OF brass and copper tessns
Many DO ne. even bear the OF the parties who
sue them probably because oy do not wi'h to have them
returned o relempon-athoush they circulated them 90
e. 1ivsIout iog nickel
ILcc9; manufacturing these spurious coins depends o.
couTe ulon tie and she value Of the material used rang
1g % 10 90 cents PEI bundled IL h therefore evident
tesc 5fsss notLios.' should not be .rdtecJ those
have issued them Win gain greatly by the pecunsoa We
doubt oncLaf Of them viii be redeemed by those who
put them eacal IN the market Indeed some Of tie mea
whose usues are stamped upon them refuse TO receive them
We know urn whose face cue!relod within GALAXY Of
thirteen stars sppess side Of tie TOKEN and BIZ name
in fol- upon oher who refuses receive them o. course
be knows their value and acts accoIdinsy.
There are more different kinds Of these nBsance
issued IL this cyDut the people disiDctn,a 20 submit
20 the imposition any longer tnd what the Law has lco
DO the good Of the people will perform. We have
d5ub, many Of these checks Issued In good islib
aud such viii be redeemed upon pieseni6on 70 hose who
coined them Many poor peIt3ni viii doubles, Suffer IA
Consequence Of The withdrawal Of these copper esids AID
countert coins from circulation. 10 prevent thsse osse
from falling 50 hesviy copy fon Of exchange
papers tie FOL. owing suggestion:
Let responsible party pay certain per ceutAze Oh
ell handed in bearing the card Of Tespobsbs ind
vidueis, ind ben suics quantity IL accumulated
from twenty burdred dollars, be pre-
scented for redemption. In tti. wsy the ssgsT receive
their cards and IooT and chdea that hold thea
not 5e 40 greatly The .oIers"