New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

pacty. and the stage was occupied by prominent
Democrats Mayor Kalbfeisch presided, and made
the Introductory address. After the reading Of the
resolutions addresses were made by the Hon. Amasa
]. Parker, the Hon. Alonzo c. Paige, and others,
meeting was organized outside at which addresses
were made by Edmund briggs, E.. o. Perrin, and
David Sutton.
The anniversary Of the Colored Home IN 'iiS
city was observed on Thursday afternoon III INC
Male Hospital there were | 10 inmates, IN inc re","'
Hospital 29l. in the Lying-in Nursery ia, anu i"
the Department for the Aged and lniifm 40 hau
been rece;vsd dpripp the year. During the past
vear the Who'll. number in the various departments
was 866; the number now remaining ~ nv.
total receip,s for the year amounted to slo'o9 o.
and the expenditures to $l4,55O IS, leaving bal
ance of 81, 2Os 81.
In the Board Of Councilmen last evening the
resolution adopted by the Board OF Aldermen on
"wednesday approprstng $50 900 to pay the lsborers
for cleaning the streets under the City Inspector
was concurred in, and at once approved by the
Mayor. The resolution of the Board OF Aldermen
to abrogate the Hackley contract and give the City
Inspector the right TO clean the streets was con-
CURED in on the recommendation OF the Finance
Committee.
Thirty mounted Indians attacked o coach thirty
miles westward OF Salt Lake, on Wednesday, and
killed and scalped the driver aud another employee.
No passengers were aboard. They opened the mail
bags, stripped the COACH and ran off the stock.
Troops are after them.
William Sheffield, once q member Of Congress
from Rhode Island, has sued the City Of New-fork
for s 600 as damages for injuries received III fall
ing over the stump Of tree III the street, near the
CITY Hall Park, in 1859. Mr. s. broke bis leg, and
became lame for life.
The Democratic party Of Philadelphia, having
some days ago secured Independence Square for a
political meeting on the 18th of July refused to yield
TO the Loyal Leagues, and 80 the Leagues musl
march away to Paramount Park.
A public reception war given Yesterday. to the
Sixth Regiment New-York Volunteers Wilson Il
Zousves, by the military and civic authorities. The
returned soldiers were banquetsd in the evening al
the City Assembly Rooms
Margaret Heating, who jumped from the third
story window at the time Of the fire in Baxter street
in this city, has died from her injuries She is the
The whole Share market was buoyant yester
day In sympathy with the re OF Wednesday afternoon snC
tn. sdvsucs ranged from tsSP cent but al share,
out freely for cash and the mste closed weak At th,
Second Board the sinsency Of money c,us'l Al entire
change In the tone Of the market and large portion Of the
s1ysnce Of this morning Loaf, At the O'Clock call the
decline still continued and The quotations show further ia
Of to 2 cant Governments were steady but not Gc;Vs
TIE market at the close weak The business r foreign
bills has been fair extent :: firm prices In sympathy with
tie advance in gold AeI selling at 49, Sorns advane %
to 1874 closing at SelSi Fraac' sfo 3e7i ~ s' Fresh
are heavy and lower Tbs Money marie, stock h0sss'
sonuue. stringent at y cent, aud much difficulty has eeoa
sapeencsd IN obtaining the necessary amount Of facilities or
anything bu the ,vo.l.e collateral, God hrnsr
pndsr the apprehension that Govsrmsnt bad unsrorahl-
.dres from Vetibufg which had boon suppre''ed and I'd
v.ne.d l43 Al the close. howeve the buoys1cy VA
lot and All vss the be,, bid.