New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

OPENING OF THE Ngw-YoRK DRY GOODS
ExcnANor-At Nos. 40 and 81 Park.place, new
and spacious hall has been fitted up for the purpose OF
Dry Goods Exchange. Among business men in this
partcuar branch Of commerce the want Of such place
has long been felt Some time since. tho matter was
taken into consideration by some oil our leading
merchants and the result OF that Increment we have
The establishment Of the Dry Goods Exchange the FOR
nal opening u which viii take place to-day at llt
II is intended TO make IL rendezvous for importers
IN manufacturer agents, brokers' jobbers aud all tho
other loyal subjects Of King Cotton Merchants bank
ers agents Of transportation steamship and
railroad companies can here meet and conduct their
various mercantile transactions All facilities VIII DO
afforded them and the fullest information gwen az 10
the state Of the markets, &c.
There is telegrephc office In the Exchange conect-
ing with all points. also wire communicating with
the Gold Exchange balsn board wiz Indicate a 'ns os
which not mercury, spirits OF wine but the yellow
dross" rises falls The contentions OF tne buils
and bears" also will be duly ohroniced.
The room Is large. well ventilated and VIII be taste
fully fitted up. Along tho walls arc ranged the por'
traits Of Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson aov'
Fepton Gems Grant, Sherman, Sheridan Ihomas,
Hancock and Admiral Farrsgut
At the opening this morning. addresses WIZ %
delivered by some OF our prominent cit1ehs. Doo'
worth's band Is engaged for the occasion.
MISSION LABORs IN THE CIrY.-The City
Mission held a meeting in the Reformed Dutch Church
in Sixth ave. on Tuesday evening Mr. Wetmore presid
inr Several OF the missionaries recited accounts OF
aged persons visited and comored OF soldiers widows
assisted Of hopeless drunkards reclaimed OF the use
fitness OF tracts OF the effects OF kindness shown to
the emigrans Castle Garden and similar isoors anu
errands Of mercy. 49,.
The Rev Isaac 8. Hartley tho pastor OF the ehurcn
snid these laborous missionaries are the frne helpers
of the ministry The preaching OF the gospe py tsen
alone is not adequate TO meet the eIigencos OF our
poston We must have personal enort, we must go
ont after the people, must meet them In their every
day life II we would really gain an influence over them
Let US give the City Mission prayer time and money
lis means and instrumentaes should be increased
hundred fold" The reported results were fuy up 70
the general average.
GN AND GUNPOwDBR-A VULGAR OTHBLLo
sHoors HIS DEspEMoSA.-Shortly before 10 O'Clock on
wednesday morning, Sidney Thomas. proprietor Of tho
low concert saloon known a. tho Morning Bell
No. New Cbambersst, while Intoxicated anu
,oborinc under 1t Of jealousy, discharged pistol ut
Ina wife Ellen At the tme of the firing she placed her
hand in her e breast and the ball struck her on the
wrist lodging In the palm OF her hand but ior tns
circumstances the wound would probably havo proved
mortal The ball was extracted. The would' Dc mn,-
derer was arrested by Officer Couran ct tbs fourtl
Precinct and committed BY justice Aog-n ~ 'as
Tombs
EXTENSIVE SALE OF PITTsToN CoAL.-The
Pennsylvania Coal Company. through Burdstt JONES
Co. sold at the Exchange Salesrooms yesterday morn
ing 20 OOO tuns Of Pttston coal The terms Of sale wer'
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