New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19

GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. 1.-THE Spring "a.
cepton Of the boys department Of Grammar School
No. IL will take place at the school, in West Seven.
tcenh street. 10 o'clock morrow with appropriate
literary and musical exercises.
| IMMIGRATTON-The Commissioners of Emf.
grafton met yesterday but transacted no business Of
moment The General Agent reports that during tho
past week 3740 emigrans arrived at this port making
total since the LIST Of January Of 1929. The number
Of arrivals during the same period last year g. TO-
| SALE OF GoUPIL's GALLERY.-The sale Of
Goupil Co.'S collection Of paintings by Messrs Leeds
Miner at the old Dusseldorf Galery last nettsd
s19.25o The BullPight by verbocckhoven, brought
$780, Going to School, by Frere, $50; Grandfathers
Birthday. by yerheyden, SEQ; The Standard Bearey
by Messonier g. 100; The FIoyers, by Trsyer s,7,;
Hyde Park. Cropsey. 500; South American Scenery.
Church. $50; Platte River. Bierstadt. e595; Swiss
Lake Sunrise Gignoux- siio Landscape Cattle, Gaa-
termann. s515; Michael Angelo In bis Studio wilems,
ESQ. Arcadia, Bouguereaa ESQ; KEEP. H." Frer,
500; Punch and Judy Thorn, s4l5; Sunset Lake.
J. NJ. Hart $50; Sheep and Meadow. Bonhcur, ESQ,
At the Well. Valerie, $500; October, Kense,t s4;o,
Ariadne, vanderlyn, $500; Sheep Stable verboeck-
hoven elOso; Letter Of Introduction. Chaye, 800,
The Toilette Schlessinger l,l30.
THB MURDER OF OFFICER DURYEA-Yes.
terday Coroner Esumann commenced inqaes. at the
Nineteenth Precinct Police Station, in the Of
Officer George W. Duryea. who was shot on Monday
evening in Second avenue Sxtythird street bya
party of rowdies who had brutslly beaten man at
Joness Wood John Council was arrested Us belonging
to tie party bat the testimony which taken yester
day failed to implicate him principal. lie las,
however, been held to await further Developments
The further hearing has been postponed to Friday after
noon by which time the police hope to arrest Officer
Duryea's murderer
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCIATIo..-The
following is the official vote for the election Of officers
and directors Of the Mercantile Library Association.
which was held last evening in Clinton Hail.
as announced by the canvascrs, Messrs. George ID.
Nichols George f. Sherman, S. j. Pollock, W. II. Ihs-
ard. Geo ID. Nichols.
For Pr--ident-Theodore II. vutee, with Ansroan FL
change Bank 49, Robert Walker Erwin, with Henry Eyre,
For vre.Piedd~nt-Pe,e, vOorhs With Panama Railroad
ComIsny AZ; Samuel w Harmed, with Z. smith Bros,
az; Thomas T. Hazard, with Lswton Bros, ga. r.
For Corresponding secre,ary-Wian Belden with Court
ney Mills 3.si Anton A. Raven with Atlantic NJ Insurance
For Recording sserctsryE. " S. Be..on with Bss.or
Caneden CO., 500 AfJudssn Stone, with n L. James
Treasurtr-Jsmes W. Edwards with w night, bElnck-
erhof Co, ss7 Royal Phelps Wilbur with Maitland Phelps
Fox Direc,ors-wilam A. Hal.,ed with Lawrence Bald
win, '65 Edwin ?; Weed, SIS s sesoury G,ic l wnn
Winls Guion $40; Alexander Kirkland, with stanton
csS.s SIC g. Sn Ti0. a, f, With With
Morrson ss Albert Z. Merchant with L. s. Appraisers,
W Sa%,s Nth h t'i T. Men ae g.'.S William
with d. Moastt L Co.. t43 Frederick NJ Peck, with tiffany
AZ 90 sd1 S " Il E1%sTea with R"ee Colgate Co. &
T. J. Mcguire, with Lsnman Kemp, sea
ELHcrIoN.-The following gentlemen CON-
prise the Board of Governors Of the New York Hos.
pital elected for the ensuing year.
Geo T. TrimbLe, Joseph Walker, Jas B. Johnros,
J. = ~ Pey..er, Thos b stilman John ]. Actor j.,
John A. Stevens John c. Green, saml Wh,otts,
stacy b. Collins, David Clarkson, James NJ brown,
David c. Murray, Irdk; A. Conkiins Israel Co.'s.
John u. Wofe OTIS y. swan, Sheppard Candy
Geo. T. Jones, Jas w Beekrnan,
No quorum being present yesterday. the election for
officers for the ensuing year was postponed until the
next monthly meeting. The present Board o. Oihcep
and Committees will continue to act until that time
BOARD OF EDUCArIoS.-The Board met last
evening President Mclean in the chair. \ oommuni.
cation was received from the School Officers Of the
Twelfth Ward announcing the dismissal % John c.
Graf as Principal Of ard School No 40 for ncaraoity
unu anu III MS paSr stAisoA -
Joor. Referred 10 the Committee on Teachers.
letter was read from the Mayor laying before the Board
letter from the Italian Benevolent SocIcty requesting
the use Of schooroom for evening. TO be used Tor
the education Of poor Italian children. Referred 70
Committee on Schools Mr.. Roosevelt OF the Fifteenth
Ward offered the following resolution:
Wh<reas Complaints have been made 10 the ocer o. tDe
Board Of Hduc that mIror-r have b..h iu
10 on the part Trustees Of the Fourth Ward or Pfons
acting as their agents obsin money fc teachers Shd ON
er in employ OF the Board Of Trustees Of su "sfoi
therefore, 49, , a.
R.o.red That Special Committee be spponf'd 70 exam
inc into the and OF the c1 nd tst tbey
r.ptr their conclusions this Hoard said tont'e Va con-
sit OF the Committees By Laws Finance, 'oAIse q
studio, and School Books Teachers Elections Free Aead-
envy, and Supplies, respectively
Adopted resolution adopted requesting the
Controller to place the of $4,000 at the disposal o.
the Board.
TRorrrya ON THE FASHION COURSE, l.. L.
Yesterday very interesting trot for the Association
oursc of eaOC together with inside SWEEPSTAKES OF
$50 each came of on the Fashion Course, L. l. There
we're six entries but only Dexter. Shark and Lazy
Shanpon started. Empress. Hambictonian and zen
rant being Withdrawn. There was q very large az
endanoe present and the betting was OF heavy cnar
,cer Dexter being the favorite at sOO TO gro against
shark The race was IN three straight heats oy
he inyino Ne young Hambetonian geIdng Dexter,
who has thus far won oil his engagements. Inc u""
was 2s33, 1888, 1880.