New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

II csms early yesterday m0rDing-ile I0ngcd'
for prayed for Rain. just at daylight II began .lowly
trucking down gradually increasing in violence until it
poured Ia torrents Every drop priceless value
its eight In gold is it comparisons and like all
the blessings OF Heaven, it abundant and FOR all
men, UntD nearly the showers coniinlci at inter
va,A finally ceasiug about tat time. The wind was
from the East and quite strong Shat the fnn was
driven into the foliage of trees snd ain until bOs and
stalks were thoroughly drenched. We have heard
grand natural and artificial music b our day at Nj.
agsras awful from. and in "cathedrsis din and old =
but the music o. the Pain upon the Roof yestsr.
day morning the patter Of dropt-wnds swept against
che pancs the welcome music Of al, and If 20
welcome In the city, how. 1T must have hted up with
thanksgiving the entr. hear; Of the psrched and
ingly blighted country. where GRIPS were the e1.
tremest verge Of ruin--where . week perhaps day.
longer Of pitess sunshine. woad have produced nearly
q famine But the dark hour before dawn" has
passed. the glorious showers Of yesterday have saved
the perishing crops the prayers of the people have
been answered.; for hath He not SAID
And 1t shall to pass. II ye shall harken dill
gently unto my commandments which command you
ths day 10 lore the Lord your God. and 10 serve him
with all your heart and with gh your soul that Will
give you the rain of your and IN His due season, the
orst rain and the latter rain, that Gou usyest gather
Ia tbs corn. and thy wine. and thin. oil; aud vii
send grass thy fields for thy cattle tss; ;loa msyet
vst and be full.
The Board of Conncmen met yesterday.
Tbe Mayor sent in two communications One vetoed
resolution TO permit the placing Of sign the lsJtI-
post the Of Broadway and Ann street on Tie
ground that the strceis. being held FOR public uses
sbould not be given Up TO private iDdy.GUalA The
other message recommended amendment " the Re.
vised Ordinances Of 1889. that unclaimed property
tets at Police Headquarters by public esrtmen and
pcrters may be sold after tho lapse Of sr months Tho
bills OF the Mcssrs. Edge, for fireworks furnished tho
city on the 4tb inst. were presented. "a amouns to
eegn The largest item Is for tie City H. exhibition
--tl5e6 The pxice charged iOr the cio.a. picce at
this point is 5000. Adjourned to Thursday.
Tbs Neppon N.rs condemns the " secesh"
sentiment prevailing at that fashionable watering pscs
On the fashionable drives the Rebel cockade is plo.n
nsntiy displayed every day by women who are loud
noutbed In their deuuncistion Of the Northern people
and the Union army. In the parlors thss. degraded
feuaes give expression TO sentiments that respec-
bic woman viii entertain while the Secession bgswlers
keep gentlemen away from clubs.
John jackson. a notorious character, occu-
yyiae apartments q, Nc. $40 Water sIeet attempted
o fire the building. cary on Monday morning. by
v{px quantity OF hls wes clothing ia tho o,dde Of
sAs aooa and then setting them fire. lie was com
nittsd Cor trial by Justice DowIag.
Gold opened at 1854, aud sold upto 2j9i, closing
81 2s70s Stocks the steady At tho stoc.
kxcbsass. Government Bond. steady. Ito stock
ket shows rather sc;yy and disposition manifested
70 buy railway shares Ia moderate amounts, Government
sortss higher for Of 1891 high l0 paid
fsr Coupons Investing parties Ind in this lon greater
some than csn be realized from tie expected 'o aOe' hsv
Gs convertible privilege at osgrsy IL Railway Bonds Ut
de done. Cod stocks steady. Tho wbos Railway share
us! wss strong and seller. amsF than soE .gves d~ys.