New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

Enhe os.rctcd ther wants az much possible aud
the small numbers eo lasted through thn ohtno Va,
hut additions 81 Importance arc looAo' III r n.r
row late hnycrs viii iud scan;y picking Inc shcep
are Iairiy supplied with stock, and prices are
lower with allow solos Tho best lots 81 sheaIed sneP
are bringing OILY 9o. to-day whiGhls @ic. ID ~,
than cy ern sold on Saturday Hogs arc scarce but 10
lirh, request and q slight decline In prices Is boteu
Full particulars tomorrow.
BoAKp OF ALDERMEy.--The Board oil Alder
men me, at o'clock on Monday afternoon J"hh l.
Henry, esq, President, in tho chair DIT. ot'l"eh
offered complimentary sesoutons relative to the dehth
of Cen Wadsworth SIR. Mcknight offered sresold'
ton calling upon Ie CITY Inspector and The 'ro'oh
Aanc,nct Board render monthly account OF the Iaen
crlnlnycd In ihoir Departments. hr. hasfersoh mara
communication relative 10 City Inspector Bo0ss 81
forts 20 remove the ft melting business from tho CIT!
The Committee argued the necessity ~ meeting oi
the Board oi Health IN regard 10 The matter Nonhu
nira.ions were received from the Mayor, yeioins
resolution granting permission to erect stao On ~
street. Another communication from mo mayor hn
ysed the purchase Of certain maps. The FORMER was
laid over. the latter sent TO IFS appropriate COMMITTEE
TheCon;rocr sent in statement showing the amount
Of money paid TO the families OF volunteer so!aof Vs
tie fortnight ending Nay II. ns follows:
Total number OF sms!so~. ,h..i
Adults. ''i.s,,
Chidren................'s. .'.'''''''..',. 49,
Amount paid ................'..''.'' To'Y''
The number Of persons relieved In each senatorial
District is as follows:
Fourth D.tr.et..... 69; Seventh District ms
s1,h p bi.irei.... 5s1s To,sl.52sa
A communication was received rom the Board OF
Metropolitan Police relative TO need Of better station
house a. Accommodation IN the Eighteenth Twenty third
and 1went y-reyrnth Precincts. Referred I'd the 'om
Iliitee Repairs and Supplies
After the Transaction OF Considerable routlne bnfl
ness The Board dlonrned to meet on wednesday next
1t ?. N.
The COMING REGATTA. - Next Thursday
The annual Regatta Of the New York Yacht Club comes
off, and ii promises TO vic With any that has taken
place heretofore. Tho yachts vii start at 10! q. No.
from the Eiysian Fields Hoboken. and the cogrso will
be round buoys at Robins Reef Owls Head, Long Is
land through the NarTows and round the buoy at the
sourh west spit and return by he same course TO the
place Of starting Prizes OF el30 WI be awarded 20
Tho winners of each Of tho hive different classes Q!
Yachts steamboat viii be- ~ the starting point for
accommodation OF the Club members and their lady
friends and Tho kegHiis COMMITTEE the inemIers ol
tho Pres, aDd few others will accompany them on
board tHg All the entries have not been made up 10
yes,cFday, bus tho following Is lst so Far as sscer
taincG
ichoon~r Maggie, l., cs,., owner VIZ. II. Mevlrhsr;
schooner Junilta "a eass osner J. W Ghls; 'ocn Ger
ID cs. owner Phep- fherir .lcop eii "a chfs
Owner, r. Gordon DeIief .eop Annie 70 ei','; Ind 2w
Lsiu.on. .i,op saguu., "a cla.s Dr. Alfred "ssit.f
sosp Richard I'd ols'si J. Van schAies
ORrnoDox FRIEsDs.-Tho NewYork Yearly
Meeting OF Friends ORTHODOXY began Is sessions in
Twentieth stree; on Thrrsdsy. tho sfings being Of
bn.I.s. nature FOR only he members Il that Society
The attendance Is Large, and among TIC ministers frsa
other yearly meetings Charles r. Coffin Of Maine
Elizabeth PaTo OF Massachusetts,. Timothy C. Collins
OF Rhode Island Dr. James Thomas and Deborah {.
Thomas VI Maryland Cornelius Douglass. Sarah Hyatt
and Sarah Ann Linton Of Ohio. Francis jenkins OF
Indiana. David Hunt and Enos Pray OF Iowa.
4 pub.c animal meeting OF the Sabbath (frst Day)
School Association held Friday evening with :u.l
hour-. Reports reed from the different assoca-
ton. comprising tie Conference. from which Friends
were encouraged 10 renewed laboTs IN ts direction
Much pertinent counsel va. impaired. and il appears
that the Society fully alive TO the PRONUNCIATION q
knowledge Of the Holy Scriptures and have - far
trursc.ndcd the ancient boundR socusyoness a. 10
oven establish mission schools IN several locairs Ono
person prevent from Norfolk Va. gayo ar interesting
accouh, Of ihe abors ~ the teachers among the
usband, 81 that place The Conference diournod TO
$ n. m. Saturday evening.
futiio meetings vsro hed on Saturday ut the
Tsent.o;h street House. 10. a. H. 8. cnd II
| p IN. Tho house was aneoinfortably crowded
| In the morning. Conspicuous among the speakers
wcrr Chsrlcs r. Coffin OF Mxne and Enos Prny
| Of Iowa. The formhr occupied IEo,; OF the
sitting up stairs In n somewhat logical discourse
| beginning with Children obey your parents ana
traced il through society fdy admitting n-c-s-y
OF cvil goynTnn1Hf and obligations TO obey the
laws Of the land fnr hoy did conflict with con
soicntnu, scruplcs Whore Friends cead net obey Any
law mandate for conscience sake shcy strank nat
/
From Daniel who was cast into den II hcns fcr ds0
bcying Il command of the King TO .paul who .sid
" Whether II be right 20 hoarkos to men rather
than God. Ecgo yee." aud 80 down 10 TIE present
day. there always had been those whose seB-s OF
justice and obligations Ia .hcir God had prevented
them nom complying w!th all VI the requi.
stons contained in the laws Of the Land
Regarding those noy in authority, hs had o,toa felt
plead for their night guidance and especially for The
President N his trying position. demanding warm
cat sympathy. IT, he believed civil government; was
Fl Divine appointment requiring our eegince thereto,
how much more that should be In subsection % tho
Divine lay. Elizabeth Comstock a sort II modern
Knaabs,h FRY. who -yend. much Of her tmc visiting
hospitals, prisons Sc,, followed and abiding 10 the
injunction Children obey your parents, aid She
distressed NJ the idea Of dying before he could beg HIS
father. forgiveness for being disobcdont son
The afternoon rittsg Mas mainly occupied In To
upper in addresaee by G. r. Coffin sf Maine
FraDoos Jenkins oi Ohio the latter appealing 20 tiorc
present 20 giyo themselves up 20 the Savior and rs.
ceye tha4 consolation aud enjoyment which lie only
could beatow. The future sttnss will BE- for the trans
action ~ the private business OF the Society UP 20
Wednesiay when public meeting at loi a. IN. w4l
probably closc The annual conference.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLB SOCIETY
During the past year % life members and directors
have been removed. The receipts Of the Treasury ircm
ali sources amount 10 ESQ 10 o. Of which there were
from saes and donations Of bcoks Reaper subsoriD-
tionS and dsposits es3l, 90; from donations ccllec
tons. scOcs ot ftom legaeies. e. SEA s3-lcayng n
balance on hand OF 1901 u In cash Increase over
last year. slO.a25 70
The appropriations TO India through the American
Eaptat frrc Mlsioa Society and others amount 10
hrs. vinton, s6a2i the Rcv Cephas Bennett. 500;
The Rev ): y Beecher, $1,000 the Rev. i. Kincad.
sl.~g the Rev: T. Is. Cross. t0o the
Rev. Y. Z: Lord. China lat years arcosnt paid !
ibis year sfl ditto ditto fer Chinese ss23 3d. Free.
VIM bapi't Missionary Society Of America, for Orya
Lie DirrrtorH constitntod a. ia ,,a,nha.. ia