The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-17
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY,

BOUNTY JUNrERs, RKBEL PRISONERS, &c.
Seventy five bounty jumIor arrived yesterday at
tho Battery IlnAcks uuder guard Of some hassa-
chusctr troo,s, who stated that they gave them
GOOD deal of trouble. They were stArtod for wasb
ington, to be tried by Court Martial ono thousand
rebel prisoners who released from the several
forts alec arrived They we're all poorly olad and
come almost nAkoJ. They arc principally Ala
bArnians, and will embark tor their homes
| transportation eau 10 given them by tho Govern
ment.
THE HOMICIDE ~ THE FIRsr PRECINCT
TuE AGaEsrGD fAkrT JUbTIFIED ny lW CoEosEK's
JUN ASp DIsuAEGEB. Coroner Wildey held
inquest nj the llth Precinct station House last even
inr the body Of Michael CoosAn, who died on
Thursday night II appeared in evidence that de-
osasod and Michael German met at the house u de-
coased Thursday night and had a quarrel, tho
young man feeling srieved tina, his mother should
1.-Two with mAn 10 whom abe not married. De-
ceased, who was very powerful man, took the pris
onor and Was about 10 throw him from the window,
when ha drew hi. revolver and fired two shots ono
of which pierced CoogAis heart, causing desih a few
moments afterwards. The prisoner 10 ayouns man
Who has been Ia the army and navy both, aud bet
honorsby discharged aud II good character. The
Jury rendered the following verdict That deceased
c.mo to hi- death from pistol shot wounds At the
hand. Of Michael GoTmAn, aud tne jury believe IL"
shooting in seli-defence, and, under the cir
cum tanc,r, wa. Justidabe." The pri., who ssyo
himself up Immediately after the occurrence was
then diseharfed by Coroner Wildsy.
The CooKISG MISUNDERSTANDING AND
PurrrRyISG FnuIra- Professor Blot, whose success
a. teacher of tn. culinary art, Is now Acknowledged
by hundreds Of delighted pupils announces that ho
will Instruct the ladies in the art of canning and
and Ilurl-
day this series OF lecture, were commenced
adilun to the usual us, ruction daily given at tho
Academy, No 90 Fourth ayonu" TIE blackboard
| exhibited the iolloNins
nifL ~ TAE;
Frcsh tongue sauce piqunnt0.
Calves iee1-a Ia poulette.
CoTucts, OF strawberries
ioa, canned.
| Stfa~berTes, preserved.
besfto which the Professor aid ". PIE.
forahle any other placed ia asaucepan full Of
water In which the cook also puts carrot 'urnip a
loek, an onion, with two cloves stuck thsrein bay
| lcaf, pinch Of salt, IeppeI and burnt sugar Tho
tongue having been rentlv boiled 'o' three hours,
was placed in dish Of cold "stcr and an'r"ard'
skinned and trimmed Win A'harp knife. Beng eus
into thin slicer, the too~in sauce prepared ani
| poured over tho meat
H,If. onion aud girsrc, both chopped hue, -ers
| placed In asuc"leh' WI" P'ht "I NhoHH lhlH
| was boIcd dJsn cloIc, ovor a brsk FIRE Ia another
.nuccpan halt an OF butter table SPOONFUL ~
Aour garlic, and some burnt sugar, we're miScd
over the Gre, with sll Of meat broth, aud When
| ready, the chopped onions and picto we're addeL.
NAB ing piluante sauce for the tongue already Iu-
| pared
| Three of tho feet Of calf, having been scSlds
with hot water and el.ansed the skin was split be.
! tween tho toes; then the lArFe bone. removed
The fe.t and bones -ere next placed In saucepan.
with salt two ,uis Of parsley, bay leaf and
| half gil Of vinegar. After boiling Iowly for an
| hour the meat served -ith the following sauce A
] tCsutinsed en- the Last PGgc,l