New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

The NetCburgh Journal says: Among the on
"stesmboat express" /" on the NewYork Central viii
with the change Of timetable to be made Monday
does On account OF this change the boats will
not be able leave Albany until 81 O'clock
Sogr n the morning. % Vanderbilt evidently has not yet
got through with Drew.
The "Hermit in New York. says that about
100 women have stands Washington Market, They are
mostly from New-Jefsey and live in Jersey City They
rse their breakfast and get to the place OF trade by
o'clock IN Summer and In Winter. They plunge into
the crowd of country folks and chatter for bargains and
then take their and bde their chances Of trade all
class ger until late hours Some of these market women
have made money or at least they have saved ~ ana on
have let it slpahr0ugh their fingers The former keep
bank accounts, own houses, and collect rents -,
The rectifying establishmept Of Mr; Julius Iu
Fenhotz at No 5s Cherryst, which was seized on AGn
day afternoon was released yesterday as the officer VINO
made the seizure discovered upon examination OF the
books, which he removed that the proceeding was en-
trely unwarranted and that the affidavit upon which
the seizure was based, was made ON misapprehenson
OF the facts. brewery situated IN one OF Lhe uptown
collection Districts under seizure because OF an alleged
violation the Internal Revenue law The proprietor
Srites in the management Of his establishment justify
the conduct OF the authorities.
Albert Cardozo returns an income of S34Q5 j.
r. Cornell s2l7,S32; u. L. Darragb, S,25s; bmtn Ely,
s2ooiE H. C. FahnestOck s7l lSs9 Edgar Ketchum " 2a0
Elisha Kingsand t1S2 Shepherd Knapp @'SgS " w
Matseu, $1,000; John II. Macy, p,457; d. r. 1lemann'
t5i25; g. j. Tucker s452O; Abram wakeman Sas8s Wm.
II Webb, sl5ssos; Henry A. Wyekod sSSqa james u.
s oSs 0aEey Hail 81 200; Charles oConor sl6225 A.
stenway, sss6s; T. stenwsy, S25li IL sseiaaway y6G6
These gentlemen all reside in the Ninth District
At the meeting of the American Institute
Farmers Club yesterday afternoon Letters Gu pdg aTdegg
seeds appeees esng ypIer 1er ca
nure Trmbe's sweet corn c9a Snes w. socsf in
erpiilars, curculos swine Sc fahtik oOce cob nf
Massachusetts, reae and discussed hr oiOuBh oi
nteTestins Experiments IN refining the srup Of that
Among the inventions exhibited was model OF Wno
hnraIars from removing doOr.keys also shown Full
reports will appear In IHE hLEhLf ana shaii'"LHAAi
TRIBUNE.
The statement that every New Yorker moves
on the lst OF MAY untrue The old Dodge mansion IN
Courandtst was tenanted by thai family 1oI o. years,
SIMILAR neod his house IN state-st opposite the Battery
The Ienox family has moved but once IN 70 years dns
An sl3 when they left their downtown resldenee1or
new abode in Fifth-aye Among the stationary Glass
was the late widow WIllet This w' wonan' waen ysty
H. lin, a widow while st under 80. She remsined IN
His condition. changing neither home nor property ape
growing oiu IN tDe same -rct rHy' s,o YehR
life. until she died lately, aged 10 :" r. VI
The Troy Times.
At ST. Anne's Church, Eighth-st, solemn re-
QUEEN celebrated yesterday morning OVERTIME re-
s. Reguars who died at Winchester. va, on sept. 25
1857 aged % years AZ the breaking out q tne war te
and present in most of the battles OF the Army OF ne
Of the war he was promoted to rank which he held at
the time of his death After death his BODY was enl-
Chester was removed to this city few days ago. at the
request OF his relatives At the conclusion OF the religious
aySry Cemetery bs the members Of the nth Regiment
In citizens attire fhe deceased much respected by
his companions in arms, as well as bY large circle OF
friends
II. B. Clarke, a man of gentlemanlY address,
was arrested In Providence as swindler on Saturday
Park Association that city and Represented himself as
an attache OF wilkes Spirit Of the Times His motive for
calling on them he said to gain facilities TO visit the
Park to prepare article It and the forthcoming
there. He claimed to have been connected with
teLigencer and told very specious tale concerning
the he suffered In attempting to establish jour
nal Galveston Texas He remained IN the city several
days. and on the plea OF having short of funds by his
detention obtained t975 from two gentlemen The day
discovery of the wOrthessesS OF the checks hD had given
in exchange the eceived He was not seen In
Providence again until last Saturday, when he was
promptly arrested
DIR. Harris, ia charge of the Bureau of Vital
Statistics in his usual weekly report says "There
much harm done the ignorant poor by low class VI
marketmen and tenement groeers who ofer N ta tneT
thy shsbles certain peoas meats % sSd sSS pe
haps the worst 0f the year ln some or these
abuses for example there were no less tnsn 20 NINA a.
one day. by Capt Lord OF the Metropolitan Police VINO
ever yin dSyn m0ng hg ee rpe Peel @ for ssaay
missions for the saving Of chidrens lives ana the Wa
there extend far up through ell tqat pestshs 70 the
S9Iss % ~ an, ,.r,r ana invites vas, 2pnI OF systsS
liz sffott 10 bsnedt them in accordance WIN tle good
! maxim, Corpus senGre est AMMAN sdie@S 60
A o olciocx Yesterday afternoon, the School
ncsrs Of the seventh Ward met In the ha OF the board
of Education. and opened PsvVozals Tor tne roowlSS
work: For the alterations ANA furnishing Of school Nc
u in said Ward For the Mason W6fzrWliain salmon,
Sl7462 Moran Il Armstrong, 1885, T. EerhAy, tt1 300
carpenter work-W GermOnd, 5000; G. g. Miller, ts 100
Far ,einting, b: Cornell 81 1885, Jas. Reey s26OOi c.
NaibaneI hnson, " 5s4 K Patton, tS7O; j. w scher
,srhorn a 20 - 669 For furnishing Grammar School No
~ in the TSefth I'd. w Schermerh0rn, S1,iss Ma
thanel Johnson sice fs.on, sOss U.s. Inc eI prOpS pct
onened i'm OF the abspce OF the Trustees OF
said Wards The bids In the Fourth vera VIII pc opened
40 10 o'clock this morning. and In the Roreenth Waru
at o'clock this afternoon
In the Church of the Redemption, Eighty
secopd-st and Fourhave the solemn funeral services OK
the Episcopal Church celebrated yesterday morning
over the remains OF Mr.. VIM. X. Hysop counselor ~
law The deceased graduated from Columbia college IN
Ias6 and afterward studied law with Messrs. Banks snd
Anderson Al the commencement OF the war nc enteou
the 92d Regiment Lieutenant, and was afterwau pro
NOTED oaptaincy He served through tine Datues OF
The army of the Potomac, and the stan OF Cen
stone nj the bloody hgt at Balls Blum ne also zen
charge at Crampton Pass during the battle OF south
Mounaln After serving his country up TO the close OF
fhe war he returned TO the practice OF law he ueu Ol
oonspptiOn superlnduced by the yeissltudes OF camp
life The deceased member OF the Delta Psl Ffa
terny of Columbia College, who attended the Iunelhl ~
body The pail bearers consisted OF members who had
served during the late The remeins were ueposeu
In Trinity Cemetery On the coffin was deposited bsoge
of the Delta Psi Fraternity, over the Cross OF ST an
thony the whole being composed vi Fioie's """ ""0
roses ,
The East River Improvement Association, the
members OF which propose "tO do such things as may
seem for the general welfare or the rea estate Wn e
district OF city lying south OF Thirty and eas
OF Fifthave and for the general improvement OF tne
navigation Of the East River" held meeting last even
Ps n EG9 1u NS % The h SoRsy IRON wor IN the chair
Meesrs John Roche, Geo. H. Jackson, D d. wright. n
W. Lowber Jas L. Taylor iphraim Mi5ef,Jr 5, Hshryey hry