New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

for the year were $l9,453 80; the disbursements
$l9,276 so; leaving balance of $lT 80. During
the year Peter Cooper gave donation oil So'ooo'
and legacy of $500 has been received from the
estate of r. G. Goodhue In all the classes tnere
were 662 pupils S79 remaining at the close Oh als
year. In the female Art department there were 20
pupils, of whom l39 received gratuitous instruction.
The reading room has had 1874 900 visitors IL enty
lectures were delivered last Winter under the aus
pices of the Trustees of the Union.
The operations against the hostile Indians in
M;upesota are on much larger scale than is gener-
allv supposed Gen. Sbley's command which is
movne from Fort Smelling against the Sioux, in
oudes three full regiments of infantry, regiment OF
mounted rangers, and battery Of artillery. There
are 5000 Sioux encamped near Devils Lake, under
the command of Little Crow, 1900 of whom are
armed with nuskets, and the balance with clubs,
bows and arrows, and spears. We notice state
ment that the Chippewa tribe in Minnesota are hos
tile, and that very bad spirit prevails among all
tue red men in the State-some 20 900.
On Saturday afternoon tie Provost Msrshals
Guard Of this city had occasion 10 arrest niue men
for obstructng the enrolling officer in the perform
snce of his duty and rescuing deserter who had
been arrested in the drinkng-shop No. "a Bowery.
The nine rowdies were very deilantly declaring that
no United States officer should arrest deserter or
enroll man in that house. They all gave fictitious
names, but five of them were known to the Detect
ives of the Provost Guard. They were marched to
the Park Barracks.
We receive from Venezuela confirmation OF
the report that the civil i'll that country has
come to an end by convention agreed upon by
Gen. Paez the actual Dictator and Gen. Falcon,
the leader of the Federal OF Liberal party. A
National Convention is to be at once convened,
which will make provisions for eocting new
President
AT the election 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth on
Thursday last, the entire Union ticket was chosen.
All passed off quietly. In the Peninsula District
there were two Congressman said to be chosen
the Hon. Joseph Segar and DIR. Watson. Ii Is
thought that Segar is clearly elected.
TIE Protestant Episcopal Convention of the
Diocese of Pennsylvania appropriately closed its
annual session Friday by adopting q series Of
oiutions OF the most patriotic stamp. There was no
dissenting voice on the vote.
Christian Repp died at the City Hospital on
/ ChiuIuhl rum ZIG euSSbS VI N"dnN iceofou III u
! fight with Peter Riley and Patrick Msber several
days ago. Both the accused are held TO await the
action OF tie grand jury.
The Stock movement was fairly active on Satur-
day morning with general In prices OF Shares
Government Securities net active, and the quotations
gao OF Altar the session the market was ,til
stronger with sctvc demand for the prominent ness
At the Second Board rather irregular, the full
49, ben In mad
At the O'clock call. without large business toe make,
sasn very strong In Foreign bills there i' nc; much
doing and quotations unchanged Sterling l7 4l;A
Fses hs are rather Gull and somewhat nominal