New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

CITY ITEMS.
BULLS HEAD.-With the lightest supply OF
beef cattle since 1857 the market ruled as high as at
any Of the previous high markets. and butchers can
hardly be called upon TO reduce their quotations as
many OF them paid 22Q24c. p n for the estimated
weight OF the quarters. Sheep, too are scarce and
high and no live hogs have been received since Satur
day Citizens must fall back upon the salt junk said
to be stacked up by the acre at Chicago.
The POsPoYRMENr OP THE DRAFT.
Joint Committee OF the Common Council, appointed to
proceed to Washington to use their influence TO have
the draft postponed eft fr that city at seven o'clock
last evening and 1t is TO be sincerely hoped that they
may be successful in their efforts In this respect The
Committee will Thursday. and the report Of
their interview with the President will be communicated
TO the Common Council the next regular meeting OF
the Boards.
The FORT SUMTER ANNIVERSARY THIS EVE
SNG-Tbe attack Fort Sumter, April 10, 1861, and
the replacing over again Of the Stars and Stripes
will be properly commemorated this evening at the
Academy Of Music. The interior Of the Academy Will
be handsomely draped with the battle flags Of several
regiments and the stage will be seated the invited
guests the Committee Of Arrangements and the pre-
siding officer, Malor-Gen. Peck, temporarily command
ing the Department Of the East besides the orator OF
the evening the Hon. Chaunccy shafer, and Mr.. Rob
ert ID. Holmes, who will read an original poem entitled
will be The Past, Present and Future OF our Coun.
try Grsfuas full band VI ~ pieces viii be present
and intersperse the exercises with several Sc
lectons; and they will also perform two hns pieces
composed for the occasion, ADderson's March 70
sumter" and " Anderson's Quickstep." The proceeds
OF the Anniversary will be devoted to orphan children
OF Volunteers.
IsvRsTrrURB OF ARCHBISHOP MCCLosKEY.-
The ceremony OF the nvestture OF Archbishop McClos
KEY with the pallum badge Of Office occurred In St.
Patricks Cathedral Church in Mott.st. on Sunday.
The nvestiture was made by Bishop Laughin OF Brook
lyn assisted by numerous other prelaes Of the Romsh
Church.
BOARD OF CONFERENCE.-The Board did not
organize Monday. quorum not appearing The next
regular meeting will be held on Thursday at o'clock
D. IN.
The PRoDUCB MERCHANTS AND OUR NIcTo-
Rrrs-The produce merchants met after Change hours
on Monday encourage each othcr upon the good news
Of the surrender Of Lee George ID. Cragin esq. occu
pied the chair Addresses were made by Gen. Wal
bridge, Messrs. Hill Smith, butcher and Getty after
which resolutions we're Enthusiastically adopted. The
spirit Of the speeches was good, and the meeting
abounded with cheers for the army and navy.
FUNERAL EscoRT-The I'D Regiment n. Y.
s n will! to-day form part u tho funeral escort OF
tho rcmsins OF the late Brig. Gen. Winthrop Line
will be formed at the Arnory In Eeyenth-st. near
si1th.ave at ~ o'clock precisely. The following CON
pany order has been issued:
Hpops I'D REsrnxSr N. Y. 8 N O., Co. C.,
NEw YORK, April II, 1853
coxPAsr oRpERs-Tn conformity with resmenta orders
form Nv rho1t at o'clock sharp take part In
the funeral CS.sqa,s: Of ~. late Brevs, IN! winthrop
without further orders ovsIeos. viii not be worn the
weather proves favorable by order OF
II. PARDow, sergt- "a
The CoLoRRD PEOPLES CELgBRATIoy.-T
Committee of Arrang held meeting last even
ing In Of the rooms OF Zion Baptist chufch in sul
van st.. between Prince and Houstonsts.. Mr.. Smith
ia the chair. A delegate from Newark appeared and
announced that the colored people Of that city would
participate In the procession in New York. He sug
gcsted that delegates should be sent tbther at meet
ing to be held there this evening. During the evening
communications were received giving an assurance
that the proposed would be attended by large
delegations from Baltimore Philadelphia New Haven
&C. Clubs have also been formed in Brooklyn and
Wliamsburgh. which will join in the procession and
the Masonic fraternity at meeting last evening passed
a resolution TO Join also. No alteration in the day
originally appointed will be made, but the eoofed
churches viii be open generally on THURSDAY the 2Vth
and divine service will be held therein to ofer up praise
to cd for victories In Zion church (Methodsp a
special prayer meeting will be held nom b TO a. NJ
The PROCESSION will commence 70 move al noon, and at
O'Clock r. ~ the exercises will be at the Cooper lnsti'
tute at which several distinguished gentlemen viii de-
liver addresses including Gen Butler and other pronl
nent characters The route Of procession not fixed
on when the meeting adjourned.
STABBINd AFFRAY.-CoroneT Cover yesterday
held an ante IN ortem examination at the Newfork Hospital,
In the case Of Patrick Hays who stabbed in the abdomen
In front ofNo. 60 Jsmesst, late Monday hight, by Do
minso Parody. Several Witnesses examined, from whose
testimony II appeared that the night in question Hays and
went into the and followed BY Hays who sru.A
him then Parody stabbed him In the abdomen
ed Stephen set arrested the Fourth Precinct
Police, and the wounded tsten 20 vac
Hospital verdict In accordance VIII me ~ Tb
~ go, ~ rssI, Of The wounded injuries Maeu
was sent to the House Of Detention % vines aft
., t,; c Native Of bar aged years and resided
st1 o. ls6 Chery.st. He says he 10 not guilty
ALLEGED WIFE MURDER.-Oficer Pierson Of the
Goth Pr.c,nc, yesterday arrested John wntsSsd resident
Of YOt Hamilton. on the complaint Of his brother inaw,
Charlie, Bordsns residing No. Ia West Thirsythird s,
ON charge Of having murdered his WIFE, In the month OF
January last Ms W. died from the effects OF gun shot
wound inflicted by her husband which, at the time. was
h. the shooting and that inquest
held on the body Justice Ledwith committed the prisoner
to await tbs action ofhe Kings County authorities
MAYORS OPYICE.--A complaint was made by
David schsaf against NJ Marks cigar maker .. No. ?o7
Bro ones that he refused TO pay for nshns thousand
The mpsn heard this morning before His Honor the
Msyor who ordered the party complained OF to refund tie
d-pos, and Psy the money The high TAI on hess o 60
nsnt toned cau'c OF the refusal 10 pay the WORK
man
COURT CALEhDARS-rHn DAY.
ft,sxn A ~ n