The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14

in the case Of the Now York Tax Commissioners:
ne Paopie % w. Broscn No. Woodruff. Tho judgmsae
appealed from Is reversed and judgment rendered ~
the plaintiff ths6 the defendant has usarped the -
ONCE Of Commissioner Of Taxes, &C., and thas No %
oused hereom and that the reiator il entitled 10 the
said Office TO the fees and eInoluments thereof end
thAt the be remitted the Supreme Court wsA
directions that Judgment bs entered therein accordingly.
and referee be ordered take account OF the ees
and cmoiumens Of said Office received by the said -
fcndant to which tho rcator entitled and that -
the coming In and confirmation Of the report OF the ref
cree eaid reliaor have Judgment for the smounf "a
found dne, with costs Of the action
In the case Of the People rel williamson Va Furs
ser the Judgment ~ in this above WAS ren'
derod.
Day calendar for Wednesday, juno H:-Nos S,I,A
10. III, IL. IA, 10 16and1 ~
City Intelligence.
TIE voLuNrRKnSo CoMMuTsE-wBAT THE STATE 0ws
U.s. Although the business Of volunteering is at en-
the duties Of the committee have by means ceased ,
The closing up Of business involving millions Of dol
lars distributed among one hundred and afy or eWs
hundred thousand soldiers, In which, too the fnteroe
OF the we'll the city involved is no sligne
matter and not 10 consummated in day month
The chairman of tho committee. Mr. Blunt can be found
actively engaged every day. with tho Same assduyes
when no was ai.n Soldiers or inc Sss s. snS
will not retire from this duty until thc Hasa eoinn9
of figures footed up and the last claim settled The
amount paid out by the COMMITTEES, &ccOunt u ene
State has been nearly three millions Of dollars which
amount has to be returned to this county On this sum
Mr. Blunt already presented vouchers for over twe
Millions he received for them State bonds and
passed them the Comptroller Mr. Binnt is busy
viii be forwarded 10 the State authorities we apprchend
somewhat faster than the State will be able to pay bat
being satisfied that all will be right in the end, ws css
afford to wait.
SrRAwBgnHY ExHprTicN--An exhibition of fvrk an1
flowers under the auspices of the horticultural Asseos
ton tho American Institute took place last evenina
at the Cooper Union. This the hrst Of tho societyb
exhibitions and in point Of tendance and display ~
a perfect The strawberries, which formed tho
main feature OF the exhibition, tempngy arrang
ed tables in the rooms Of the association Tho 20
tees that visitors requested not to handle tnS
fruit served give watery appearance to the mouths
OF those present The berries were of the largest an1
most dci0% Tsnsper n stamford connscc
weigh as much ss six ounces Grapes OF me
finest description we're also on exhibition The rooD
devoted the roses &c. offered fair rivalry IN ~
fractions lni which contained the fruit The odos
ing from he two combined was something passine
description II is the intention OF the association %
hold annual exhibitions Of this nature They have ex-
pended over $500 in prizes this year the following
f. Marshall, Poughkeepse, for the best COLLECTION 81
named kinds $50: w. T. Prince Flushing, second bess
collection s25 W s. Carpenter best QUARTS came
variety S. j. W. Fauikne, stamford, Conn for three
heaviest berries, So. L. A. Burgess Glen Cove L. L. car
red on the st prize for the hest collection OF cut roses
The Judges Oh fruit were Messrs. Meade Buchanan,
Pardee Dow ming; and Professor Huntsman those On
flowers Mcssrs Henderson, Davidson and Baker Pro
structive lecture the Growth aud Culture OF the
Strawberry" which listened 10 with attention BY
those present The exhibition will continue open 70 mo
public till six O'Clock this evening
TAX PrspAsAr.osa FOR TIKI ScHUErzxN FEST ~
BRxsss.--The members OF the New York schustxsa
Corps who TO participate in the great Germas
national arpshooting context 10 take place in Bremen
next month held their military exercises Yesterday -
PythagOras Hall. under tho direction OF their com
mander, Captain Busch and Sergeant Gerdes, formerY
captain in the army. Their evoiutions were Wit
1ntn
following are the naa,es Of tho New York sharp
shooters who will participate in the Bremen Schuessen
j. r. Gerdes, = H. stadtlaender, H. Brooking,
Il Schroeder y Van Claim H. s sasssh, cas
scholi II. Kappcnterg, H Bruemerhop, b. onernann,
+. H. Meyer, Consantin Apphune, II. Wahlers jobs
=. Msnreis. Wilhelm IamKc. II. Lamke Edaard Brehn.
Johann r. Clamsen John Van Claim Conrad Schroeder
Theodor Plocger, eonhsrd Nutzhorn, Wilhelm Ficken,
Heinrich Wcbrock, n. Snle Jacob Knoop, Martin
Fink, Johann Lohse, Iheodor Neander and Captain
Busch Besides these, however there are one or two
other smaller sharpshooters organizations in this oy
which will send representatives They will leave THE
city on the LIST Of july.
TINS HsAr YESTERDAY gave those who had occasion
10 upon extensive pedestrian excursions realizing
of the the unhappy dsnzens Of purgatey
are In ted In the future endure II may be presumed
that few found torrd enough in their tempeameats
TO DO pleased with the atmosphere most prevailing AZ
nine NJ tho thermometer indicated seventy eight de-.
grc;s in the shade while al two 7. NJ, when tho heae
al its maximum IL stood At lightweight There wAe
cool sea breeze coming occasionally to fan the heated
streets, otherwise the business of the thoroughfaree
must have been seriously impeded No snnstrokes were
reported.
GsAND TyMrsRASCK Observation-Disclosures evening .
grand demonstration " the Grand Division OF the East
Division OF the Sons OF Temperance held in the
Cooper Institute which was crowded by an ntellgenA
audience. The exercises we're opened with the singing
Of appropriate song. Chow Sweet u is 10 Meet Again."
after which the Rev Mr. Cuyler offered prayer ".
Bradford OF Kentucky appointed To preside whe,
after introductory reinarks introduced the Rev.
Theodore Cuyler who proceeded TO deliver character
stc address. II . meange or patriotism, religion
and Temperance iDerspsrsed with humorous anecdotes
and pathetic eoquence In abiding 10 the return Of the
soldiers of the nation he said that temperance
should in the opening OF the campaign work the
returning heroes from tho evil influence OF alcohol The
Mscdonoush Union Giee Club then sang gice which
New Brunswick, and the Hon. =. r. Cary Of Ohio, made
eloquent speeches the subject of temperance, which
listened 10 with marked attention Mr.. Cuyier al
iuded that Mr. Tlcy heartily supported the
Union cause In referring that Mr. Tilley said II he
for Mr. Lincoln; for be (Mr Tley) abhorrcd slavery.
The people Of Europe and the provinces sympathiseA
deeply with this country 70 the assass,nss,on Of rrss
publication Of the letter OF Queen Victoria to Mrs LIN
conthe interchange of feeling between one widow and
ano her
RECOVERY SroiES Goops--A descent made sst
evening by detective Coyc Of the Central Office, and Of
Hcers Lynch Cory Kelly Of the Twenty second pre-
cinct on house Fifty seventh street. between Broad
and Seventh avenue, and about fifteen hundred oa
lars worth Of linen coats recovered. The goods na0
been stolen from the store OF Mr. Brown, in Forty
seventh street, Broadway, Saturday last They
taken 70 police headquarters Mrs Lee, the only
occupant OF the promises, was also taken there
Fatal AcoIpEyT 10 A sSAMAN--Coroner widey yesser-
day held inquest Che body Of Robert Hayes late
seaman board the steamship Atlantic, lying at the
foot OF Thirteenth street. vcr who died from the
ELECTS OF fracture Of the skull and other injuries.
caused by accidentally falling down the hatchway on TIE
ship Monday evening. The deceased was about my
years Of age, and . native of Scotland He mas 70"
widow and one child
Hupeor RIVER sAIlaoAp--There was meeting OF the
directors Of the above company yesterday Tor mo par
nose Of sec,ipe ocers fov the ensuing The gen.
,Iems vino were elected are Cornelius Vanderbilt Pre-
sident: W II Vanderbilt, Vice President
UmyInsrY or snr CRY " NEW YoRK.-!rhe oon-
oenosment exercises OF the University % thc CITY
New York Will takc place with appropriate ceremonies
at Niblo's Garden Ihurday, June ~. The clasa q
Isab consists Of the following gentlemen:---Benj H.
naxiiaa Inseph II Benedict Thomas DurnNt, John N