New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03


sShbited which were commended Dr. Brown is TO de-
atter the adjournment the Committee appOpted to
anime rubber truck springs projected 70 her duties arr
ceedngs Of the Club will be found in THE sEMi-WEEKLf
and WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
F1FTH-AvE YESTERDAY AFTERNooE-Ihe charm
ing Spring day wooed the pleasure seeking multitude to
the street and from ! o'clock until T. the avenue, as
viewed from the crest OF Murray HUI, was eaia-day
snectacie The crowded hour"-Opce a peculiarly OF
lower Br0adwaywas Just after the closing OF the uoW
town Courts banking houses and insurance offices; and
then the lfed barouches phaetons and coaches ana
the lighter caleches couples and bugges were an
toward the Central Park The avenue was almost Jam
med from until O'Clock; and then at when the uae
ebbed toward the city, anything faster IMAM nouea
trot became impossible The pavement was IKE a we'll
swept and judcously sprinkled floor but the heke am
clustering wind clouds Of dust from the lateral
streets and rendered travelling sSGe en no ont
occupants of the Enclosed caeehes yer
in light open park wagon 10 snn1f the iree ar OF ne
went home with his share OF the adlohal PECK VI uus
CITY MISSIONS AND SUNDAY-SCHooLs.-Last
evening a public meeting in aid of the City Missions and
Sunday School, held under the auspices OF the Ne"
York Mission and sundaySchool Society, at the Metho
dist Episcopal Church Thirty fourthst near Elghth
ave. W. w Cornell President OF inc society, presaTc
cesses Of Christian works He SAID that IL was NcIy
necessary that the domestic missions shouu nov pc tb
Church and prevented II from accuinulatlE wy in..
The Rev Mr. 81 d So the NECESSITY
OF zeal and faith in carrying out G0s WORK he uIu ot
favor large OUTLAWS IN me % 1rSGd work was the saw
ing of and IN tins work The speaker ntmated th'
preached In the temple the heaer, the or
wherever he could get an audience ihe singing Vi 'ho
dOxOlogy terminated the services
TRIAL TRIP OF TIE PILOT Boat JAMES w. Eli
WELL. No THE abovenamed pilot boat went on her
trial trip yesterday She left the city about IL o'clock a.
m with ten knot breeze from about west There was
large purity OF invited guests board Her speed aver
Hook and southwark far as the Highlands, the com
pany parook Of bountifu collation. al %neh "a,
Hook the pilot boat Francis Perkins No 49, belonging TO
the Pilots was seen out eheaG the francis
Perkins she filled away, ana most eNcltg race
After Al tier TeafS ds GG UERs as SMa CLARK
Others board, when the race was nished AT Ie
city wnSIT sue and BELONGING to the j. IL John
Reardon, Captain; Charles T. warner george o watson
peter Early boatkeeper The vessel was built at Mystic
Bridge Conn by John A. Forsyth Her general appear
features Of the yacht LIITOndcle. she spreads lO5O
yards Of She goes on her first regular cruise
to-day.
SPRING Book TRADE SALE-The regular book
trade sale which commenced yesterday at tho auc-
ton rooms Of Messrs. Leayt, strebegh Co., No $40
broadway will Of the most important ever held In
this city, During its progress over million volumes
will change hands The rooms in the upper part OF tho
building are packed almost sodly with books the dev'
cry OF which after sale will probably occupy three or
foTr weeks Tue sale commenced yesterday very ausp
ciously The bidding asactiye ana spirited, ana INC
prices compared well with those received at te previous
sales The following books were among those sold IN
IJppncott's invoice Addson's Complete Works s. 4G
Boswels Life Of johnson, - & Chambers Ehryclopea,
S7; Dickenss Works, SIS Lpplnc0tts Gazetteer 20 ~
ScOtts Commentaries, 81 Birds OF North Am9tea 2TSS'
sis 6O Types Mankind, ST. The True Church. by 1he0-
dore Triton, 81; waverly Novels, vols, vi az Ihene
SAD b71 and The Conquest Of Mexico, 81 95 The other
books disposed OF comprised works on Geography, ket
oric, Languages the Sciences ana the Professions nc
evening WAS devoted TO the sale OF blank books aud other
stationery. The sale viii continue from day to day
The EXCISE LAVAL the meetings OF the liquor
dealers Societies last evening II reported that the
amended license law which proposed by the majority
NJ the Assembly Committee on Internal Affairs, has
passed 20 third reading In Committee OF the Whole ana
the announcement greeted Win cheers IhOsc ven
ders who anticipated veto rom Gov ich,9h were 81
lcnced vendcrs who assured them that the re-
OF the Connecticut election would make mpItt 10
the Governor the necessity OF m9dlil.aon OF ,e Jaw
The liquor dealers profess 10 he Wiling 10 accept th pro
posed amendments the best that they can get Ihese
are the reduction Of ale and beer licenses to go each ana
for the sale of stronger liquors to >ho ta'h
hotels t be charged less than SEQ more than $500
bar rooms not 20 be open before a. No. nor after n IA
nor M any bour on Sunday and the police not Ia be an
tlorzed 10 arrest without warrant except during the
hours when the sale Of liquor is proDted Inc Eacls,
Board after the decision 81 me court % IT, i,
the established license fee, tho charge Dcg 10 cover
the expenses Of the injunction procedure me SoeeLes
have sued Board To the $50 which the dealers
sege been illegally taken from Them ana the case
before the Court of Appeals. IL was said last evening
that probably the next monthly meeting the officers OF
the societies may be able 10 return the money m dispute
To the persons from whom has been taken Evidence OF
the members Of the enormous cost OF egsIaon aes
associations recently assessed v EACH the assess
ment being for fund TO carry an amended excise law
pr,r EsT.Tr S.Irs-The following sales were