The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

Mr. 6rRrEr IrPKCr0R BoCrk and his entiro family OF
Official employees numbering with their wives and chill
aions for grand pleasure excursion to Dudleys Grove
of on the 18th Of July, which occasion IL is
the intention OF the party 10 have splendid time There
for tho day. and all will give themselves up TO mrth and
jolnty, Amusement and recreation, mental, moral and
Campaigning bsrges has been chartered for trip, with
Walaces band 10 furnish the musical department..
TIM Oar GooDs ExcHAxGE.-This new exchange will
be formally opened today at haifpast eleven A. NJ,
which occasion appropriate addresses will be delivered
by some distinguished gentlemen The Dry Goods Ex-
change located at Nos 40 and 81 Park place, whore
Importers manufactcrer agents. jobber ind brokers in
ell kinds Of dry goods clothing, carpets ancy goods,
notions hoop skirts, parasos umbrellas boots, shoes,
brokers also cotton merchants and brokers bankers
dealers in foreign exchange insurance companies AGENTS
and brokers' RAILROAD steamship express and transports.
ton companies agents and brokers meet daily, buy
and sell tho various kinds OF merchandise connected
with their respective kinds OF business ideas,
regulate prices transact volume OF business in
hour less, that would otherwise require many hours
and perhaps days to accomplish There telegraph
ONCE the Exchange by which the variations gold
and other commodities are gwen during business hours
The used by the association large, handsome aud
wc'l ventilated There will undoubtedly be large
attendance at the grand opening demonstration to-day
which will marx the nrst IN tho success OF the Dry
Goods Exchange
VETERANS TIE Wan OF 1872, in this and the ada,
counties will meet at the Bounty Land ONCE No
~,
this week, 70 make arrangements for ce'sors,ng the
Fourth Of July Let every veteran attend Tickets for
the excursion on the 9th OF July are ready.
VINO Has TEE RGru OF wAy7-A upon the Fulton
ferry and Blocker street line Tuesday afternoon,
for delayed with three additional cars,
which w during the embargo by the obstinacy Of
Q cartnap-ths driver Of dray No. 2757-who had len
his horse and standing trent Of No 10 Bsekman
street. and refused TO move them TO permit the passage
Of the carr In few moments the street entirely
ckNdu m thaf III
people gathered, and little business was transacted for
some minutes policeman who, In ths performance
the cbeucting horse and dray, ordered BY It's
keep his hands of and being backed by several
were waiting He was also violently assaulted
by the draymsn, but did finally succeed in taking him
TO the station house In the meantime other drays aid
ing in the blockade were e1,ricased and the al
lowed to The given BY the carfmsn for
hts conduct was that he was leenscd 70 stand IN 'front.'
OF No. IL Beekmsn street. and there he intended to
stand" Setting aside the subject Of policy, and sup
posing the drayman had, {. he ssd, legal right 70
stand his and vehicle where they did stand be-
question for the lawyers 10 settle what Che horse
railway company TO do under such circumstances
upon the narrow streets uavorsed by the city railwsys
ana they be removed or the cars stopped and the
people interested avail. win ~, ,ns patience posso'e
which shall operations. the carts or the cars III
We have law the subject let w know what is and
who 10 TO enforce H. III there 10 no law, ~ nigh ums
thai made
ANOTHER CHEcE swISpLra ABRoAp-On Tuesday after
noon decentiy dressed young man called ~ the re-
sdencs of police Surgeon 4. H. Klmbsrk, No. los East
Nineteenth street, with check for one hundred dollars,
and represented that he desired TO pay the doctor u
OF ninety dollars due him from Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Kim
bark looked tho check, WHOM the stranger fearing
that her suspicious might be sroused remarked that he
wanted TO pay the bill then, he was going 70 leave
town the next day. Mrs Kimbark after few moments
reflection declined receiving the check, and the fellow
finding that he could not swnde her out OF ten dollars
made hasty exit from tho house and escaped
MANHATTAN Cu1lEoE The commencement A this
institution will take place the evening Of the fsth
inst; also ON the evenings Of the 1st and I'd prosimo
Manhattan College delightfully."- located on the banks
Of the Hudson, and doubt the visitors will DO amply
repaid for their trip 70 the beautiful sccney Of the
erounds A we'll by the Interesting exhibition Of youth
| full and well cultivated talent
| DrArx or AN UsKxowN woxAS-A young woman,
whose name Ia unknown found in Wooster street.
last evening" by ocer sperbeck Of the Eighth precinc
In spasms She was conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital
where she died shortly afterwards The Coroner wa
| notified and will hold an inquest this morning.
SAD RAnRoAp Acupxrr.-A lad, named 0hArle
schwiczer had both his logs and bsdTcrushe
while attempting 70 got on the front platform ~ car
in avenue A. near Fourth street. yesterday sfteruoou
| 10 wsa tahes " RAusvs Rnsossa' g. s~ssAv."'