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New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
THE L1BOR MOTENENT.
TIE sIEIkTG.


Nearlv ali the members and several non-society
men attended public meeting Of Carpenters Union NO
last night Mr. John D. Ryan, on taking the chair. re-
marked that the Union had called public meeting 70
in the trade. Therefore, he called upon every man
i'm the han TO report for the shop in when
he is employed. mentioning the number OF men therein
whom ne knows to he getting $4 day. one after
another the Union and Union men in the hall said
10 80 ourneymcn in their respective shops who were u
Ike wages and aiier a had reported the following pre-
amble ana resolution were adopted: -,
@a' ~. ~. rca SSre Dian 20 ouraey IN fs ciy are rcccyins
I'D iay aud where's belonging TO Canels Union NO
have reported this evening the names oi 81 no W whom they kno
crea we credible authority ir asserting that noe Than V'
o.reymen are Getting = dyi t4erciere ,. .u.,ere
.,g,a lI" G tbr. ,re cytg ol.repu To insist upor
~ day AMI nothing less upon any rel enia'on which he e
Me 09eTaiiyc Horsc-shoers p and b. Union met last
night and compared notes on their strike The reports
were briefly follows: No hOrseshoer j. at WORK III t'
Forhave Railroad shops, and they are closed; none u
tEe shos of the Cross own line; the Belt and SNlave
Companies paying the scale; me SeCond9Ne Is ho
no TepoTt from heTnrdavc. Railroad shops Councilman
Thomas Murray and Mcssrs. Simpson. lIarigan Jan,'
Donnmg and others have declined to comply
with the terms OF the scale and their shops arc clos
NficrSshc reception Of reports. President Hlig invited
any member of the Society 10 can uIOh tc fcdsllt' y
in need and get Sl4 if married or = II single Only 9n'
IL resolve stand out strike until employers sh'i
NE Bcrrickmcn, who struck on Monday last cncoun
tered Gat refusal, and are out H"aIHg ticif g nm i
poycIs' summons TO resume work AZ % day lheJ
expect to win. ,.....,
The COachmakcrs strike at MaishS factory ll NcN"n'
II continues At the last meeting Of the C9achahes
I'nion thc members were more sanguinc than ever o.
final triumph.
LABOR MEETINGS LAST EVENING
The Procklvn IloYseshocrI Association met last
evening and discussed at length ic proIurty OF stt
for higher wages without however, reaching any dei,
ronciiieIou Tho meeting proceeded 10 an election o
officers for the ensuing sis months win me lOOWMt
result For President, r. keIugani wee IIeAqent, !"
T. Mcdonald; Recording secretary 7. McCann Finance
Secretary Thomas Doyle; Treasurer, ]. Carson
The BrGokyn SkOcmakcra' Association which, abol
two wears ago dwinded nearly nothing and at length
ceased TO Nst met last evening 10 reoreane nut TN
fine they are tu become only branch OF the NcW
suhcct to their rules aud receiving hclr as
slstarce. They elected President ana secretary MaiH
Gill and ID. Savage. -, 80, MT, =,
is temuorary President met again last evening ana tooF
measures get every man IN the trade INTO the Oisah@
alton. , -..-- -....t,,
At the meeting of the Team shoemakcrs Only routine
husluCss was transacted.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
n.SSrNcrRS -APRLrED-

rRoV CuARtESrQN NAY 2L-n steamship Emily p SoaIrr-G
b. a. Moore auc family. h N4li't. John ,lh
NJ ,r Mr. Geo S.hrt,. g. a. Tuto lars H Edw. g. taoo,
ir Mr.. VI faalcss aut Children t's l'rr - N'f' W.
Rore. T. ~ Nsrrs John Otof4r q. u U1f. j. lg.e g. N
baum Cs,t Cruater b. Glae D. d. Easemni e. M' a-'f l.
Nttlau OBuen Wm Power Hour GrgtnJ J. F. bingham y T.
Dodge shacAsy aui taugf. J,s I,r John C'nr u ~
Rayeue Caut VI Carson. Capt Auir. an lady ii Steo
M.s Mrs Campbell Ms, Mll NAue A's
Eliza SohofcI y. Ross g. Ross. T. t"s.a j. I""rss D. " Nisi-
Gibson " H. Campbell, J. McCd.at0n. W. st,-aaI, l. N,irns,
AMI Others. - ,, ,.
Ms.r. H. aai 4. Box M jones s H.
Cfaleo Miss OUoe Mr.. far. Rev He'heI u4 'd, John
MofdoD AICampbe H. Mn,er " D. Duffy T. y >n. j. hslt
no ". e. H. p,auo Sailor H. L. AAss aui lady "ralam "N'
nd Morris. q. ". NcuAeF p 10uus, Mt 'a
well g. Tner n SILVER Nj Prce Ruur. j. H. ,asW e h NAli..
Nj Sumpt,r " Grant Nj Pilot G. Jaco. A. Cagg VI 'roii NJ
ypion aud T. BofHc. NJ honnpak Nj ture J. hc"o"au J b.
RuseI y Sl.L,r anL n ID ilA .,e,I..,.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
MILITARY.
THIRD REGIMENT zouAyrs.-The following order
IRD REGIMENT INFANTRY

TuIRD REGIMENT L0UAN e. hc ioIloNih1 ''N''
has been issued:
UENpou ,KrERs THDD REGIMENT lNfANIN,
NANCY \ q n y Y BENDIX ZoUAvEs,
NEw-YoRK, May -, 1901
GryrR A. ORDERS No s.-In compliance WIN bll.',ip
Order No This Regiment viii parade, lully uAioluvu
ar,ncd aud rauppcd with days raonsl Tor H'tio
nm Fyolutios of the Line. school oi the bilSa9 M w.
and Inspect on Monday. May 2lth hst. IAne i W.
formed IN IuioIsuuaIc right on Broadway ri ~ oNo oN
mn Fcld and stan unounted Will report ON the ~.
~, ~ o,iock "a m precisely Mont Commissioned H''i
and Drum Corps will report 10 the AdJutat Oh ti' E'o""
at ~ o'clock. q. III. 90, ....... ,ho p,-i,,out
Ills Honor Mayor Hoffman will present me hSllt,l'
with Stand OF CulOrs. in behalf oil Tue 'y Au
at thc CITY Hall at 10 O'Clock "a. m Livery ehpei u u
npctrd to be present on tins OCCASION .. .i..
1,uartcrulstcr Hendricks viii make rPlr,l ion vi 1 m
;cucral of Ordnance Tor 'F' mann -,
ridr,s and Percussion Caps aud have tCiu Ie'iu l
trihuon ON Unousquarc at the formation oI ue i'r'
lneut ... ~ .......t..,,.o,,,s bovc becu
made / NJ G. Frolich, i. A. G., aud Chici oi -iiHi Jon"
A Godfrcy BRIGADE Inspector; stephen D. - ht'i' i,l
,,lc Ordnance officer: Louis J.. bcurgcI, lIlflo V'
issary of subsistence; Charles H. lcylcr' Alhut'dh
The following Regmcntal appoiutincii ciit~ arc ah"ul'
william 4 wallace, Adiutdnt, vice HcyNcr pl'mot'u
Isme. Iabcr CufumIssiry OF subsistence on uii NI
canry: Edward j. Coib,t Sergeant MAJOR, vice N,"I' -
uromued; Thos T. Corbett, Commi. 'diy sergeant N.'c
Smith promoted; Francis Mcdonald. Color br'i'' ,lte
O'Nc removed They viii be- obeyed ana Ie'''''"" "'
can't d. J. Bcattics term OF suspension having expired
bc viii resume command of his Company aHu ltl"'' ~
these uradnuarters. Fine iu. nOu-attcudaucc, 81.
Ry order OF BrCytt Bri-. Cen. J"lN =. bi.llN'
~ col. Commanding Regiment.
WW A. WALLACE. Adutmt.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
LATEST SH[P NEWS.
PORT or SEW W.YORK...,.....MAY 2l.

Steamship Salvador Nceson, Savannah With re and pass 10
Garrison & Allen
MIND-Suusei y l.
SPOKEN.
San Enthusiastically Goth inst NJ Oh Haittfas Also steam
thips SArago,sa AMI Wyoming bonld =
1.,lotte Vnekllig 5h inst NewllaSen M Iloro Rico
Conust-scl, ath nst from fhidtla " bAO'"e''
SAILED. 80
Sailed from Qnarsr,ne '3 steamship Great kp"o"'
Doane foT Rio Jaseiro.
Steamship Arizona
MEMORANDA. -
.h r.r u,yt Win her cargo board, taken Of the
Crdon A. Hell cate morning by wreck master bo"h' "'l Tue
Aid Of the vrkirg pump ID. propeller John Fuller
DOMESTIC PORTS.
2Arrvsd tchr Rachel SEAMAN rom NeN oitAh
FoE1RY., MoNog. May .-Aru'o ship thompson from 'Aao o
Baltimore with gaaho. . q, ,..--,--- -. ~. v..h,ra,o,
D. C. With large araity Of Goernmrht freight and nunh m P
s.ny,s en- ot. early hour tn morning on
her Norfolk Among ib. passengers s.u.I s
Charles Godfey. Washington u - ha "1l
fsht witch the 18th The ylrgsio
reformed Washington this evening and tins when het hs
tr. trip rou,e. has rncouraged her owners IA e % 10
the South aud the capital
7isua French hpofwGr bound to Annapolis su nS' n'
The shin Remi~r Capt MeTctsr from Al Bolivia with cargo Of
uano Hampton Roads for orders arrived here TO-DAY! III 10
| -- ~ -, 4, c..t
The bp, Arc Harris and L. Ludwig we're loading there for sorh
ireland aud or. spoke whaling brig Falcon Of Salem Mass
op the 9Th hd Ia Ions. IS. lat, 10 deg " . =.
G. MAY 2lAyed steamship New l"Tt
Sailed shr- Alert hasnyhs; Ada Anes for northern port
1AsHsk April RlThe Iennon ,the snip Malay
Pamap.LpnrI msp2-lrd steamship Tonaxsnds tom ssvsu
nah IL. s u miles b. Of t,erss pok steamship san JaeI
to bound south
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
AN EDUCATIONAL FAULT EXPOSES.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES TOO HASTY IN
THEIR OPERATIONS.
SOUND ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.
HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE AMERICAN BUSINESS
COLLEGE OF sPRINGpIELD MASS sWr

A HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE AMERICAN BUSINESS
COLLEGE OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ss$~-r
by Aotr r. Parsons, ESQ., Editor Northampton FREE PressI
We time To time noticed Ills admirable Institution IN
merits demanded aud the favorable Impressions which ~
earlier period Of existence than knowla
Of what to-day For completeness
instruction the real test med Institutions
none equal American Business Springfield
Probably our national fault desire accomplish everything
shortes, possible time paying attention the quantity
to the quality Of the work performed Many Of business eoegss
have made haste to aoa with the tide in h natter aud urged
eir strongest recommendations the chapuess and pFonp
which Dat through" such drawn into their net No
fecng will pa,ronize institution Of this class I ten
weeks Of study cannot 81 Young for business sud
money wasted o devote It to such folly
pleasure long since Of visiting the
Main Sts 70 which the American Bust
ness College removed about the first Of March last The o
occupy the fourth stories Of ae Springfield Istur
for Ssns spacious and elegant bsng erected ast the ccst
$OO They have been Cited up in the most ompe, style nod
having e uuone Nhh could condrce to the success u tie
sao and the young and who connect themselves vi
tlls Coee preparation f business will regret the time
money expended there Mr. Bunhan exhibits the highest esnonas
spu,fe the proficiency OF those in
e employ who from his institution aud y ssrenghes
tie graduates readily secured lucrative situations Wh"s
could be asked Circulars respecting The ,"
ee Ol;s,ne by addressing Loas W. Buhhan spnnghss
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

QUARASTISE GROUND FOR SALE.-The Quarantine
Commissioners have offered for sale the grounds at Staten
Island. comprising four OF water frontage. The
authority for the sale the act Of the Legislature
empowering the 10 seize proper quara-
tine grounds In they shall effect private sale
within days from the passage of the act at price not
ess than 100000 they must sell the grounds at public
auction not less than that which shall be hxed
by the Governor Lieutenant Governor and Controller, or
majority but which sum shall not be less than OF tins
appraised value OF the property II Ia Tumored that Dr.
swfnbuTne has received offer from a company who
intend 10 build dry docks and machine shops on the
RfOaDd
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
TEE GREAT
UNITED STATES TEi WAREHOUSE
NO. 80 VESEY ST.,

Of Churcist the block as the Astor House,
have Just received Shanuug Moun Young on
KsngM Ooong Teas These the finest Teas Of China ad
take the districts in which they grown. They
used exclusively the Imperial Court and high state officers and
put mp China pound packages in unique aud beautiful
style We sell them the original packages the Tyson 60 Per
pound Oolong II 90 They the Gr that have reached this
market and can be procured only at our store.
We selling Of the finest and freshest stocks Of Teas this city
at cargo prices ayng families 30 = yer porn
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
Announcements ]
We clip the following from the Five Points

Mission Mouu'y ofAIrill ,,o,,o,. ,,noam,
now on exhibition city Union a by te r"ase S P
Nan ,onnatiots visiting and the lover OF AT eeuea %
a'g s there being stg M oIS ,os sSS'' f bm very e
Landscape cut racing delightful variety o l1s n' ny
inc rscs mountains y waterfalls clouds aaH INT ,i m
ysIo combnd with the eai, charm Of rer'p'e y.1'g ] Sa
are % 'l',ai & ~ ~, 6e,,acton To- the e
Psalm Surely Vile pari coali lie uaseth me 90 Il. down ia
green ps He .adt a, 's 'ae ,i w-tss a & f "I ts Go5
pa With hin aal t' be va, 'e,nng upon 'S " P % breath
protected b tAe Divine 'oi '.i have 10 o,A , 5S y.
M ,ts 5p,ir lic ai oallrtel A. conscious snkn- .r,o
e b,i,c ofl,,h would nos ia,, eo 30 ia cause Of e"ef
,o fer ~ tolb' Boz sore Of lc n'.r' ~ ~ ",. & '' y
mean only deep e,e o,,".s t a a,.g tS Se immortal book a
hg1, @ ' W.. [ " E ,t g n Ci.t.n arj Faithful tf,ugh
H. Cf, ytr and th,ir e1re,rlesst Vanity Fair The oriental
pageant . sc.,dar fre The tceAioH OF ie nde 'he 'ut
li i1l h' ~. r rr r e,,,i Tbe ssorls aul ser Of
.-n',e % - I',.,, ", ' m i ' ~ Poi,sf sud the tm
sS,1aa o. 5isl 5-,, ny Lei lite Good Bat ,l?aA ,L9.
W ru e tl oft, y hose must have been tAen by ihe
.,re battle ra re4i. No'l's eq4 's mon. % i1r e.r " t
rauy fae 81 oi.a f-e- .', ~ n i.n axe rr, ,i
a. m nose. N IN, Tterutton close. ah sao' 'ere'
O. .,i,' ,gI 2 ~ IN, ,,e iee r,r thi,l scene aal
efoaa. q. River of Death urpa Boz brr 'l1 YER - h |
W. advise all ta h,,5 VISITED M na''a,. werk OF a 20 do 20
's. is & p, Ga . ss M, Shoa. vho ret o ,
., t, hion seemed o understand tlc explanations q" '
n,lfei th'tu f'T their '"liitf h'
,r tl GOOD Ne pleased heheht'I a iH'--
Virgin Gold Mining Co. Original interests 500.
See sl,eiiissm,ut th.5 pasc
SHEET WAX, best quality, 25c. per dozen. at
SaS Fvrrbr No 'srsust
TIE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH has had
an sr,le1cc without failure y" family si"l m i
sse l in oieia,.. ,l, ofe 40 .1. buara D. HoLNt'
NtNTM BONUN BONUN SANGrINEM FACGT.-
SrFAr.. Pour WiNE makes .ooi toi au Import, new
soe Lacrtat i. Kidney ah'o.s aud Tie
tt tolc .a..,s. weakly Ttrsos ADD n,alis Sold Dbl
g.. SryAK no. p. B.o,lHaf. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thc following Brooklyn
property was sold yesterday by Johnson Miller, at
Exchange saesrooms, No. Ill Broadway:
IIoue and lot No. Myrtle ave- hreestoy and basement ~
House a. lot ouhesst corner Clno and Van Brtts,
brick oV
House aud ot llamorayc thresiorJ brick store
XOxjtIlO 'S+'
The following sales were made by A. j. Bleecker Son
* Co.:
and iudngs souwes Ioahave, 23Tlo32''' Sss0
adjoining 2Ilr2
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

Npw- York AND HARLEM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1e following named gentlemen were elected yesterday
1srnetors for the ensuing year G.. Vanderbilt, VIM Ii,
Vanderbilt ~ r. Clark Augustus behell, VIM A. kis.
eajn Oliver (Iafliek John NJ TObiD, James H. Banker,
a. n Bayls W. g. MetmOre, JOlIa Is. butcher Joseph
B0keE torDelne Vanderbilt ir. The eleetI2n Pased %
:s.Lssal R2leplIsy Raaslh
.-....- ........ ....l -. =. r H--. r
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

TIE SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVFRSiRl'-lhea anhua
Anniversary of the Brooklyn sabbathscoolS was TO nave
been celebrated yesterday with exercises IN tbe hurche
and grand parade Of the schools through ulc Sreo's
The weather however was decidedly unproiuous' ana
tle tr0cramfne for the day had to be abandohe nos
of the schools in their own churches, ana WIN Inc
teachers epiOvcd themselves as best thcy cou A. cVh
cbur,h there was well filed table, ana the ealapicS us
appeared rapidly and extensively. Ihcre was shfis ~
tGa scholars spcakiug by the teachers. ana a very go"u
time generally the Puritan Church. De hiLpa.T'
some zoo children assembled and were auGr's',n ~ M i
pcv n Y Pierson and others. The school Ot The WASH
ingon-ave Baptist Church and the Fultonye MISSION
Scbool met together, and numbered III al some So
scholars At the NostrandaVe. NJ T. Chuich an
ing address made by the Key III, ~,
Church and Bethel Mission paid friendly yist 10 wy
little ones who at nome, uhueI Ihc uIcOoh V.
Mr. Bcll At the PlerrepOntst Baptist chlreh peasan
incident Of the exercises the presentation oI supet
Album TO the retiring Superintendent, Mr. Joseph =
Sanxay Addresses made by superintendent j; -
sheffield and bv Mr. Richard I. Oliver, superintendent
of the Prospecst. Mission School AT other churches
throughout The city the exercises were OF similar char
ac1cr, and the little ones, although some eNI"' ui''p
pOnted, had q very enjoyable uihc
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
NEU-JERSEY NEUS.

NEw-JERsEY STATE Medical SoCIETY-Ihe lOlst
anniversary of the NewJersey state Medical society
will be he held in Newark Tuesday and Wednesday
nvt tbe 9sth and Goth inst. on Wednesday the 29th
inst a banquet will he given 10 the members OF the
state Society by the Essex District Society at WcIl
many pro!nnent persons viii be present BY courtesy Oi
the authorities tie Common Council Chamber has been
rendered for the sessions OF the society.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

Fatal RAILROAD ACCDENr.-A man named Czal
haE resident Of South Orange about Go years Of age
Was found dead upon the track Of the Morris and Essex
Railroad at that place Yesterday morning about 80 rods
from the depot with both legs cut Oft, his skull broken,
and his body otherwise maugled. Deceased a man
OF Incorporate habits and last seen about IL o'clock
Monday night hotel the depot, partially In
toxcated II IS supposed that hc was run over by one Of
the night freight trains The County Physician was
notified who, after examining several witnesses, became
satisfied that the killing purely accidental, aud
gduted certificate Of burial
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

RAILROAD MEETNGs.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of .he Morris and Essex Railroad Company
will bc held al HObOcn the 10Th OF june ana that OF
the New-Jersey Company at jersey CITY the 9Th Of
Juue The stockholders OF the Paterson and Newark
Toad meet at Paterson on Thursday. May 23 at O'Clock
D. H. 70 consult upon the affairs of the road preparatory
10 the election Of directors 10 be held ia June
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

ACcIDESTs.-On Monday evening. Michael Alexan- =
der aged "a years. whose parents reside at No East
Broadway fell through tho hatchway OF the building No
Al Patt At from the third floor TO basement and
badly iniItSed He was conveyed so the NewYork Hos
pital Late on Monday night OF the horse cars Of
the Grand ana Forty line at the intersection
OF Foureenth-st and Fourthave by freight
car No 262 OF the NewYOrk and Newuavcn Railroad
and badly damaged Fortunately OF the passengers
were Injured Tie driver OF the passenger Is said 10
have been 10 blame freight having the right Of
wav Shortly before II o'clock yesterday, Martin
GRADY nsnh, while engaged IN Repairing the gutter
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

PURE AIR-Iol,n W. Griscom. NJ d., President OF
the the Advancement Of scienc" ana Ant
will lecture this evening at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association No. 16I Fiithavc. on the
Relations Of the Atmosphere % LIE and Health WITH
mechanical and chemical ILLUSTRATIONS oi respiration
The BrINp.-Thc blind persons who have appiicd
for the benefit Of the fund appropriated by the common
Council should bear In mind that TINS fuud has prth
trerred 10 the care Of the Commissioners oi CHARITIES
and Corrections (whosc Office j. at No Bona ' "u 10
be dlsburscd by them and not by The Controller az mere
fof
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

TIE STAFFORD PAvEiENr.-An ordinance mas
passed the Common Council for paving scyenihaye from
rotiotb = to Fifty.uipthst with the Stafford wooden
pavement except such part Of said avenue as j. ie"
paved with Bclgian pavement. .
his Honor tho Mayor retains the ordinance without
approval for the present, In order that the properly
holders affected by the may nave an opportunity oi
submitting their views on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

EXTENSION OF THE PeLICE TELEGRAPH-By a re-
cont resolution Of the Board Of Police Commissioners the
Superintendent Of the Police Telegraph. Mr. James Crow
ley Is authorized to extend IL from Hhfcn 10 ,
on the East aud from CsrIusnsvs 10 YOnkers on the
west seaao on at cost not to exceed 5000. Both these
points In Westchester County, and the ldea - 10
prevent horse stealing, which Is extensively prac-
ticed there aud also TO enable superintendent Kennedy
and tho Commissioners opportunity 10 quickly eonnl-
ncate with any OF e suburban towns within tho Metro
polit9n Police District in OF there. several
Instances hare occurred OF LATE where rough gangs
from tis city have made onslaught upon the teace'
able Inhabitants Of these small villages. and before the
lcs authorities could he Informed or the occurrence the
raflans had made their escape.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

TIE WHISKY FRAUDS.-m the United States D'S
tict Court before Judges Nelson and Benedict yes'e
day the case Of the United states agt Devm' l"ppah'
evan aud Phillips up for argument Al th coSe
f tbc addresses OF counsel, Judge Bensilct ook ne pa
ers and reserved his decision. ihc ct> ol 't u
States agt Patrick Iawcr. owner of seized dsllcIy
bib rasa has been on trial for some tinc DtoIc Nol
missioner Newton aud jury NesteldAy lelhlh"''u
bv a verdict against the Government
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
the roof Of e building NO lo2 s6ths n strking the

an the roof OF ue building No 1O9 Nnthtt, lost his pa PAL
ance and fell rom the roof IN his descent strI6 ms 6ody
rnn railing I'M front Of the building mutlatng hs %
and causing almost instant death M poIy ""1 ter I'm
TO the Fifteenth Precinct Stati0nnUe' ' WIZ, T,eTct of
eccidcntal death was rendered Dceasea was haIilo
OF Ireland aged % years aud re5lde' IN West I"eh!
eighth-st
THE NEw-YoRK IIosPITAL-Ye5terday the annua,
meeting Of this valuable and ancient Institution was heu
in the Boardroom Of the HOspita, when the following
ntlomen ,vcre elected Governots G. T. Trimble ]. f.
DePevster j. A. stevens, d. C. Murray, w. H. Kennedy,
j. d. Wolfe, T. II. Fale, J. G. GfeeD r. a: Cqnkhng, n
Wilefts j. NJ Brown ]. Corse t. b. Bronson, = Candy
y. c. Livingston w. DennI'S9ihl, 9il,se + + : TafFav' and
Wm b. Hoffman. No change was reported III tne lntef-
nal management or general n eccied 9 thc
benefits Of the Hospital medical or surgical pauehts
during the past year 26i5, or less by about
than the number III the previous year Ahe "'0i"so
daily number Was 22G
The NEW LIrE-RATT-At recent meeting OF the
American Institute an invention OF great value for ferry
boats ouiro,t slps and river steamers was exhibited
bv Mr. John Wright. its patentCe, IN the shape OF nc
saving apparatus, which ne c3s tnc "A a of n
sructlon-grcat cOmpactness, lhsohucl lh@t esht W
these RATS, when not wanted IGI , ' shi
boat; great capacity FOR carrying passenger anu aeote
and form Of conjunction Tbch no iuIy o. I ,c @ st ~
can either upset or sink Admiral Farragut and some o
sJ ona , mir entire approvai OF the Life raft say
that IL supplies ongolt need for vessels carrying OI'
passengers than could possibly be saved III 9idhaLl
hoats in case of shpwreck laundering; and, rs no
first Iic Raft on MI Wrights model is now being built
and will shortly be exhibition in its proper element
the public will have an opportunity OF seeing Tor nov
Little cost and at what little expense OF space ther Yc
might he made secure on our oYefcfOWueu ltIIypodu
and river steamers The principle Of the raft u eX
rcmcy simple, ana would apply equally well to ponto0i
bridges for army purposes one Of our oldest ana mos
experienced seacaptaips, on seeing the no1eI Oh vi
Wright's invention, gave order for sixteen lhmt
diaoy TO he placed on board one Of the fastest o on
ocean steamers
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

SPEERS PORT GkAPh WINh, ,t-....,.,. ,n
pi,e the Port Grape -.
& M tonic and medicinal Wine; excellent Tor inass ~'AAH W.
.o .ors inyalls the aged and debiitated
sou d! D'uee'SPEV Z ca p. J. CALIFORNIA
PORT AND SHERRY WINES -.
From the yneyar planted s ta sr TN sB ayor and deli.
t unsurpassed BY Wines Of Cadz and opor%% No. JI @ J
nvS he f.yor. beverage at Dinners faEes An' "e' ~
other occasions ATSO
.,., s,,,pr CAT ,wRA' CONCORD CuRRANT, and other
On IPE and FRUIT WINES
,,i Gin Braply ard other Liquors Of the best orap0s u"
from bond sshp'es ~ 'u' SPETR No. 2i3 BrosdNay -
Opposite City Hall Psrk ~ 1.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

yT'ICKETS for the LECTURE on Illus
BANDS AND WIVES" may be bad Of Fowler Well, Ne @s
Broadway Taylor No $40 C,hslst g. Schmer No 0i Broad
s.i Home, sSl Broadway Pond No S7 Broad
va, and at th. Methodist Hook Concern No 200 Muberyst