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A. mee4nS Of The Board Of supervisors yesssf.
day afternoon, seriss u resolutions WAS unaai.
mousiy sdopAsd, thanking the Volunteer COMMITTEES
and particularly Mr. Orisop Blunt for their prompt.
ness and energy in securing the credit for naval en-
is,rnsnta. and thereby eIsmpsins The city from the
dram. The Volunteer Comuitsse were directed "
presen, suitable testimonial 70 Mr. Blunt for his
services In behalf Of the country. NJ. Purdy also
gave notice that at the NEXT meeting be would offer
resolutions Of thanks 70 Secretary stanton. for biz
promptnes In according the credit 70 New Yort
-Four hundred recruits for the army from HaScs
Island. and shout 100 convslescsnts and olhsrs
from Bedloe's and Governors lslandA vert Tor
ward 70 the army yesterday.
The veterans Of the old 0srde LAfAy ette<s5th n.
Y. D. N. o., who returned home after three years.
service in the field. few days ago, were publicly
received yesterday morning by the Reserve Corps
Of that regiment. The men assembled ID t9e Park,
and after bsing reviewed. were escortsd through
Broadway and other streets. Many o., the men
wore Mcclellan badges.
A PANIC WHICH ENDED IN NoTynso.-On
Monday evening, during the rerforma ices a, ths
BrosdwayThestre,o Of the scenes caught FIRE from
The light behind . crate, and VS. anon In blaze.
Tho occurrence caused quite . panic among the
audience. A number Of men "a In the orchcstrs
| ssats without any care fos ths women. rnsds .
rush to get out but were anyped by sme gentle
men q The gstea who declared they would knock
down the first who should run out or block up the
passages. The parties fell back into their sests
aud The Gre vas srsinguished in . few moments
thereafter.
LORD Lyons drove through Broadway yes
tsrdsy. In . coach with two h9ses. Only one
gentleman occupied the vehicle wth him.
LAYAYErTE.- being the snsivsr-
sary Of the hr,hdsy Of Lafayette, the flags % the
City Hall and cher public buildings were display.
~. and the Lafayette Guard parsdsd in the Park.
The Mayor was not present ss the review.
CERTAIN COMMENTS having appeared In the
public prints, relative 70 thedispay Of nAes on the
| City Hail. We have bean authorized by Mayor
| Gunthsr to aate that heswss not aware that the
Gags were raised when the news Of ths uomina
tion Of General hccisIpAn was received. and wa
out Of town then, - we'll - when the ON al newt
|
U. 8. VETERINARY AssoCIAuoy.-Th
annual Ccuventiaa Of this body CONNIE need yes
to-day morning 1T the Aston HOUSE. ,;cw York
Now jersey, fcIpsylvsnis, Maine, Ma sschrnstta
Ohio, Delaware, etc. were present. Mr.. Josiah s
Stckney, q Bo ron. acted " r csbiens The A.
| scinsion VS. established year ago s.r the puY
| pose Of exchsr Uing views upon tho disease o! III
horsa and OF sri.g suggestions for pnctice thereon
| also 70 ests blsh mutual fellowship 9nong IL
members. Mo- us. X. jennings Of New jersey, al
Copeland, d uhca N. r.. read interesting pape'
on the morn dp nerous diseases Of horsss and otbt
| interesting otndness WAS transacted
THK GRAND MASS MEETING at Cnio
Square ON N ursday evening will be ado rexrd b
Governor Seymour, senator Bgler, of PEN 'sy ivnn
Senator Wall Of New Jersey, Hon. John r.. GcDrg
Of NH. Cove rnor Shannon, Of Kansas u on. Tho
j. Miles, Of Pa, Hon. Andrew J. Rogers, u n
Hon. Fra lSernan, Of N. Y, aud NH ber
diMRuIsfsst orators Of this city. The friends
MCCLELLAN win NO douis be present On ussN.
TRADES MovEMENrs.
CARfxxN AND LAsosKRs' soCuAu0,.-Th
regular monthly meeting Of this Association va
held Last evening". The chief business trnsscte
W. the collection of dues and osher routine M
ssrs. A committee Of ave WAS appointed to wait.o
tho men of thu leth Ward who don't belong to u
Association. md request them 70 Join. 1he Pies
dent mAie . few remarks, favprins . Union b.
i tween the Association and the Ash and Dirt Gar
| mems Association. On condition that thy shoul
| agree to abide by thu constitution and bylaws
| the Association. He firmly believed in the moa
that ''unhln IL strength" After sransactuY q gol
deal Of private businAas. the mectb2 adjourned.
Dnr Gopps CLEExs.-rhe committee sppoipb
EAT the last meeting Of this Association. for the pu
k;pose Of considering the prors .e,y Of forming
Iytenctt Society in connection Nh the ASS oci atio
held preliminary meeting laa evening" and can
ITO the conclusion that Il WAS expe,iicm. 70 for
JOIN sad society unless no be y ready OF sha hecou
member Of the Dry Goods ucrks Earl, ClasiI
| Assn alton. The meeting hen adjoui ned q
Tues my next In the meslnti me consulate "
lc be ID ~ 10 the amount TO bo paid the itist,
Ice n I'd a. the monthly dues; also the SUI ne u
J paid esch member weeklS IN Of Gckn ess, q
prop nety Of engaging p iywicisn for the i.ssoci
the upenncs Of . membe, = funeral.
CyAyrss' ASSOCIATION last evening s,e
hen ,ouse'r. Bowery, between Houston and Fir
gort Hail. Csuai street. The object Of this mes
ing wss to.reguiate the wages Of C1rvers s,n:e y
Last arike. The meeting conducted In &c
man, and was fully attended.
| Ci OtDHo CLERKs AND CUrrns-Met NJ ROOM
Cool 81 Institute las evening. without iransctii
any bt sineaS and adjourrod. There will DO
impost ALA meeting Of this body on Monday eve
Ing nx i.
Bl,OOKLYN.
AFDEAD LAw.-Ths Broo'tlyn Excise Coz
mi. kA'ner met in thu old City Courtroom vest,
| da' T. for the purpose Of receiving applications