New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

follow ing order has been issued by Capt Bracket:
METROPOLITAN POLICE ssrEIoT PEEcIser NO, NO 70
COMPANY ohaa Ban This evening a The Academy % Sss win
roh through rngplac passing out through &
t. es tl fs e p ssS r ~ Company caeen please @
not wait q. any %Es% Dss sss 'Gaes distance Ts'e N s s
city coach N1 be allowed in Inc but Ish a. S sss pS,sT % m
Captain, ard Inspector Of Hackney Coaches
ExprRrMENrAI RALwAY--Surveys were begun
yesterday for the erection of the experimental hafme
track of elevated railroad upon Harveys plan In Green
wich-st which authorized by the act passed on te
10th inst the day before the adjournment OF tne
ture Tie bill provides that elevated railway TO Dc
operated by underground engines and the railway 70 pc
supported upon iron columns may be Ior .e
space of half milo in Greenwichst., north from the
Battery, under the general direction o three commis
sioner whom shall be py 9
this experimental track, tho Commissioners snail MAKE
70 the @ nSnn1 IT'S a. e West Side
and Yonkers Patent Railway Company may extend Inc
cent streets west The first half mile built within
one year and the line the Harlem River df at iD,
within five years Five per cent of The net income Is To
20 into the City Treasury.
TIE MARINE LIFE-SAvING COMNnssION.-Yester-
day the Commission embarked on board the Revenue
steamer Kankakee end sailed down the Narrows where
there was further trial of detachng apparatus Tor low
erng life boats after which they crossed the Dar ana on
the open there trial OF lileb0ats Ten men en-
tered one of Shears selfballing hfeboats and com
Denced filling the boat with water from buckets whlch
deavored TO swamp the boat by capsng her but It was
impossible. There was also trial OF settee nIeDoai
which composed of two seees for cabin use connected
which makes a perfect boat, watertght and strong,
which is particularly adapted for river and lake layga-
were placed in IT, without being crowded There was
also Trial OF fog signals presented by the Marine slgnal
Company, which very successful. The Hon. MI
briggs, member of Congress from Michigan, and num-
Der OF gentlemen interested in steam navigation accom-
panied the Commission Capt. slieer, commanding the
kankakee, provided elegant collation. with which pc
entertained the Commission and their friends Inc party
afel iaQf
their trip. The Commission will meet today TO listen TO
the reading of scientific papeTs relative TO the use ol steam
THE JAPANESE CoMMrssIoSERs-Th japanese
Commissioners and suite 10 in aD arrived by the Aspn
wall steamer Monday evening, and are 1uaTsred 9t
the Metropolitan Hotel on Tuesday morning they were
waited on by Mr.. K s. Chiffon Of the Department Of
State and Mr.. j. C. Derby, U. s. Dispatch Agent The
interview was protracted and interesting Mr. Chiffon
announced that he had come te NewYork by direction OF
otter them ay advice and assistance IN facilitating their
visit 20 the National Capital That ON their arrival there
would AZ proper time present them to the President OF
ii.5 Dited states and that any communications when
they might make thereafter to the Government would re-
ceiye inst and reasonable consideration Ihe pncipi
sxpssssa s snd nS stnted his intention
of Going 10 washington within few days After urtner
consideration on tie part q hs r.:.oners ana 'ne
cl'a ted Mite Is9TS' sStcs was "e
posed hy the principal Commissioners, and drahk " %
present. & M d be iDteryiew was terminated To-day the
commissioners visit the Navy and other places OF
interest
C,urncH EtECrroSs-At the annual elections on
Monday in the Churches Named below tho following
War,leus and vestrymen were chosen
Christ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Green James Dixon NesW
nenJohn Rueh Aion Smith r Randolph " 'soiey nhY n
Wilmering Lansing, A. A. seoyer, Henry ~ hAt NJ D'
/ Samuel A. Banks . 49, ~ =, .,f.,a = Ke,3.n,
y,.rymen- Capus g. Y. Wempe W f. Prince W. IL Feu H.
! " serire Horace HAYDEN, D. T. Ciuian r. IL. Cobarn
f,.,ch srlensCharss Hudson, k J. fstson
ye..vmes-H Combe W. H. Mason. H. g. HINT g. B. hyoocH .
| A Stfeetcr, b. &. ktnble. T. H. Drew:
,s CArych Of The Holy harfgTSN arens ndreF
Charles Ouiwe Ysymen-DAvd J. Ottwent Joseph III "yey,
Henri NJ Barber Arthur Fbes Johs Sparrow Samuel De 'onn
| Day john NeCarsn. =. ,,.-. n. Y
Nest Ve.rymen-IIenry Eyre w b. Clerke NJ GraNiord r.
lberason A. 0akie7, H. Herek 4 y Higgins W. G Mari
thurk n Wariens-Lyman Denison, Edninna
Wlrt yesmen-eeorg c. Collins brnst DgLekinek Eha y.
Mir George D. H. Gpe, John Williams John isppH Samuel l.
| IIoag. George Srmp 49, ~ N A.. n ~ IA
Sk yesrysnCharles Place NJ j. Dayton, W T. Rerson T. D.
Lawrenes j. BackhOut M. Townsend s. HArT0 '" STRAIT
| ton
b. vest neuohn Haley s-ina"i Sre i'
Tiig Joseph hso n u u. Webster Alexander Agar John
| G. Perg, frz-s~-
Cn'tED sarch-Wsfdens-Phiip r. Kearnsy, George Merritt
VsSi,mer-Wm W. Wright William Scott, Joseph NJ Cooper sam
ues Frederick s wnstos, Franklin Rsudoph stesnen
| Brush, Herman d. Aldrch