The New York herald., 1864-04-22
McClcllans majority. Observation-Disclosures.

McClclane majority. .....s............ 900
THE COMMITTEE ON ARMS AND TROPHIES.
The Committee on Arms and Trophies announce that
the Executive Committee has nominated Mr.. Wilson g.
Hunt and Mr. lliam II Webb TO act with Mr. William
Kemble, Mr. j. Butler Wright and the Hon Charles p
DAILY, who have been nominated BY the Committee on
and Trophies superntend the opening OF the bal
lots and the the subscription books Of the
shall be deposited between the hours Of two p and
eight M Saturday, tho 2ad inst. after which hour
last named vote will be received from any quarter,
as heretofore announced.
This mode Of bringing the subscriptions to close has
been adopted by the committee from the conviction that
will surely attain order and perfect fairness in the
recording the votes given during the last hours OF the
Fair. WILLIAM !. BL0DGETr, Chairman
THE ART DEPARTMENT SALES.
The sale was continued evening OF the paintings
engravings, &C., in the Art department at the FAIR
Nearly all the gales made were OF engravings There
large crowd OF purchasers present as on previous even
ings all works sold brought rather small prices The
entire sale brought $2 2s4 SO.
THE "APF6HAN."
A splendid piece Of crochet work is to be found at
stand No. q, which devoted contributions from the
Episcopal Church Of the Resurrection This work
dergong the as the and navy swords
and will be presented 10 the general getting the largest
number OF votes There have been about one hundred
votes cast, which, at present, gives Grant slight
jority.
Al the cattle show in Fifteenth street number Of
animals was disposed of at public auction yesterday after
noon by Mr. Edward Schenck, arctoneer. The prices
brought rather small. The following win show the
result
senid for 81 Newfoundland dog. bought by
Mr.. Schenck for fi6 terrier, bloodhound and
one sheep Sough, BY Mr.. n-o.sr,ns .arma's for s2s
Barnum bought by Mr. Levy for S1l. Yoke OF oxen,
bought by Mr. Dcvoe for $500. These were presented by
Robert j. Livingston, ESQ., of Brunswick, N. j. Shet.
land pony bought by Mr. scbenck for $40. black
dalusian stallion. presented by Mr. VIM. H. Aspinwall,
bought By Mr.. Irving for 500
FINE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL DE.
PARTMRSr.
Among the articles the tables OF tho Swiss Depart
and Of the Nineteenth street Presby teran church.
hundred phils Uf water, the greater guam
tty OF which bottled some two thousand miles up the
Amazon river, from which stream the liquid was all
drawn This rare specimen has been presented To the
Fair by the Rev. T. c. Fletcher who has more than
occasion treated 10 so many interesting details OF
Brazil Mr. H. H. swift merchant well known In tho
Brazil trade, has also presented some costly feather
flowers obtained from the pumsge of some OF The rare
Brazilian birds These flowers were prepared Tor exhio
top by NJ Pourge the celebrated naturalist was has al
ready contributed specimens OF natural history
All the above will be disposed OF at a fair price,
THE ONE FIGURE TOO MUCH,
which was alluded to the other day In connection with
Brady,s photograph Of the Executive Committee, has
been pleasantly settled appears that the gentleman,
not belonging to the committee happened to be present
nj ,be time Of the taking and was "taken" by Brady
In connection with the other members OF the committee.
The has been seNed BY eecting tho gentleman
member Of the that there Nd longer an
intruder In picture There arc more ways Of getting
over q ditch than jumping II.
THE RECEIPTS.
The total receipts 10 three Z. NJ yesterday were as
from Tenth street building $3.50 ,3l4
Union square building Observation-Disclosures. bpgl0
From the sales in the Art Department. 2.294
Total .ssss ,579
Contributions from Germany.
ouR HAMBUBG coRRrsPoSDEScE.
HasBuse, April ., 1854.
Shipment Of Articles 70 ns VnS Fork Sanitary FAIR.
In the steamer Hammonis, leaving to-day for New
YorK Messrs James K Mcdonald Co. have shipped the
contributors specified below 70 the New York Sanitary
Fair Meesrs Mcdonald A 20. deserve much praise for
the services they rendered in collecting and for.
vardpe articles contributed not only IN Hamburg but
also En- Berlin Dusseldorf and other sates, giving much
Of their time and trouble without pay They contributed
ffty dollars 10 money
In the steamer IeutoniA, which sailed from hero |
March 10, among the articles contributed were mag
utheent suit OF clothes, half dozen shirts ana hai
dozen drawers, made and contributed by toe nrm
OF sturkeu Won Bargsp Co, OF this place, whcn Mt
cles in workmanship, are not TO be surpassed An
American gentleman who saw them said that he were
In Nav York when they sold he would pay nun
dred dollars for them The above s one OF the contri
butIops for which the Sanitary Commission may tnank
Colonel Julian Allen, who, by his timely proposition
Al n meeting held In tho Office OF the American Con-
AMI made the object known TO the citizens OF Ham.
burg AZ q meeting again held In one OF the rooms NJ
the exchange over thousand dollars were con- |
trlbuted and more will 70 by the next steamer.
The TIammonia will only 70 ~ far as southampton
from there sne goes 70 Liverpool The saSoniA takes her