The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-11

hpest steamer ever built for tho Sound service
FfRE.-About baIfpaG Q O'Clock last evsn-
Ing FIRE vas discovered By ofeer Patrick smith Of
tho Brh Precinct, Issuing from some ,tabi. In Vie
re.r Of &c and 2s city Hall Pl1e owned BY hr-
Hesry. number Of horse. IN the stable uers ~
out safe, and the stables we're partially saved. The
Gre extended 70 the rear Of H.. tve story building,
% Psrt street Tho basement o. which ~. occupied
spper soon bT nds.Ta ' liag. s d ' peiafs
frame matsf The building !. Owned b., VIM ".
from The 500 ang buildns, were driven ont ly the
vater. Helmernnllef's los .ill le about - 80
Insured. LIONS vii Ice abyui s3,'o. ami ths
e.m.go 20 The font bull1ng IN 10 probably 'houl
fS,vn The DAMAGE 10 tho stabl's II s''it 10, snd
tho several families have together Get out fbO The
orsin Of the hfo Is unknown. There sac vsrv large
oto-d around and large number y picipochs1 aud
other depredstor we're arrested and looSei W.
OPENING op TBE BOARD or BROKERS
Hrw BrILDrra.-on Saturday, thu Bo.rd Of Brof..
who have hitherto done bushes, at the sbet ~
change, IS william street. formally took ro,,ouioa
Of their ns~ building, At II ami II Broad street.
The sdldcs, -hieh IL constructed In the Cor'ntbian
style, 10 Of white marble, four soro, hTh. Gy feet
Ia depth, and frons eighty -four Zee, on So- street,
and fifty feet on u Dad street. There arc ertrns,ve
s,u.s lenoath the build.ne, fitted ~ With Immense
With iron. rendering hfe proof and BURGLAR proof
This vault 10 intended no sale depost To- sccuii
aud M mbefs rho wish " deposit bonds, otc viii b.
charged an annual rent for the privilege Tho rom
on th, hfst floor, m -b.eh Ltchause transaction,
will take pAce, extends IRON Broai 70 Ne- street.
hn q marble floor aud is beautifully finished IN
every respect IN this portion Of .ho buudinf the
members assembled At three o'clock, when svefsl
addresses uore made spp opdAte 20 the creation. la
tho banquet room pfucrly collation. Nss tpioad,
'peech.mating took pSe the affair created con.
siderable excitement among Tho "brhts and hulls,"
quite number Of whom stool Fazins on the build
isg outside during the -hoie day,
COOKING ACADEnr- PRIMARY Class
t. A.. ls.y.
branch Of the culinary art that i-much elected by
American housskeeperp and upon strict observance
Of which Professor Bot largely depends Tor his
cess This refers 10 the management Of the cooking
stovo aud baking 1t csnnos be too strongly i'm.
pressed on the minds Of al who hope for long life
and good health, that What 10 oaled indigesuble or
unhsrlthy TODD Il very often the result Of unstl
ful application Of heat. In the majority VI cUes,
when q melancholy faced sufferer announces that
hi. dinner has DISAGREED" with him II IL presume
sblo that said dinner hss been spoiled tho cooking
Some articles Of food are rendered usdt for any
human stomach, and their delicate favor, entirely
destroyed, BY too rapid cooking, while others arc
equally injured By . "slow FIRE" No bunder,
Of this hind ever Committed at $40
broadway, a, Professor Blot keeps, Of the
essential instruments Of his art . peculiarly con-
,tructed thermometer With which he regulates hi.
"
the production OF any particular dish. The man
Of using thi, thermometer 10 fully explained TO
the pupils. This matter Of the proper management
Of beA, 10 Of the hishea Importance to .
healthy and economical administration Of the hitch
en-, and forms leading feature Of Professor Blot's
system Of cookery. For tho thirteenth lecture was
announced tho follorins
TAREi
Poiare PURGE Of irntls.
Oyttesu IA coquilles.
lillct OF Neel, Madeira saueo.
pArtfidg. In crsInpandine.
Ppta Oeg IN crOiucttea
Efira 10 NIECE.
Tot fait
PoTAsE PURTr or LESrfis-Tlis vegetable lien.
MI a. all Of the sUs readers may not he aware 4.
vsy small greenih seri, and may be- procured at the
markets all tho year round. Il has something thu
appearance and favor Of split pea, and when placed
In cold rater swolls 10 about ak times lis original
proportions. To make tho "Potage" soak q sill Of
Lents In cold wneF for lev hoIr., then drain ind
pOur them three pus Of broth from the "Aluha-
bet kettle" addins three stalks Of parsley, one bay
leaf one email onion with three eovo, in Il, and one
stalk Of thyme; boil until tho Lcutls are tender,
after which take out all the Vegetables except the
LenIls. then pour the coup through q cullendef,
pressing the seeds through with a large spoon II
no- only remains to ca. three four slice, Of stale
broad into small square pieces which after irvins
bro"n IN butter are placed IN a dlsh and the soup
poured ov er just before required for the table.
OIsrEEI IN CoQUuLEs--The Professor ms r,lc,ed
the class In the art u preparing oysters In moe,
delicious uannG-to 10 eaten out OF the she'll 10
pint OF oysters sdd hafs gil Of vAter aud boil up
once aud pour them in cullender To 49, broth
which passes through the cullonder two table spoons,
ful Of -four ard not quito 80 much OF butter to
taste let II rem ain Ola .i7 fire moment, then add