New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

y. NJ.
Of Canada; Deborah C. Thomas, of Baltmore Gilbert
Condon of Rhode Island; David Tatum and Hannah b. |
elnsiyely for themselves but Sunday morning they
will be open TO all both az ana nt the Packer
Institute the City Han, Brooklyn. The meetings
continue about one week
Post Sedgwick, No. II, G. A. r., held a
memorial service at their Headquarters No sS5 Broad
Tades who fell in the late war The hail. which is taste
fully decorated with national flags, and portraits OF
toons of black and white, token Of mourning Com
Inander Cranda in brief address, explained the OBJ
ecs of the meeting and prayer offered by Chaplain
Willis Addresses were made by Gen. Rush c. Hawkins,
and Col Conkn. Lent NJ Mullgan read President Ian
coins address at conservation of tho Gettysburg Ma
tronal Cemetery A good audience present, con
siderable portion being ladies' On Sunday next the Post
will proceed TO Cyprus Hills Cemetery, for the purpose
of decorating with flowers the graves Of soldiers buried
there.
The Polytechnic Branch of the American In
stute met at their in the Cooper UnOn Thurs
day evening Prof s. d. Tlman III the Chair and listened
to the reading of interesting papers on Are There Any
Smith A. Mr.. Abruzzo presented design for an air
compressng pump which elected considerable discus
sion Railroads." elevated surface and subsuTface'
for facilitating travel in this city, considered Mr.
Gardner advocating the Arcade plan and Cen Barnua
presenting the claims of the elevated road Illustrated
by the construction in the lower part Of Greeuwchs
and insisting that 10 roads, built on his system could DO
obtained the expense required for the erection Of one
Arcade Several members of the Society participated III
the discussion that followed the elaboration Of the yg
Gus plans by their several champions Dnt the emsI po
made was that each road aggregated TOO many deees
The male Art Department of the Cooper
Union, held the reception evening at
rooms The numbers present scarcely inferior to
those Of Thursday nor was the exhibition OF paintings
drawings and sculpture less worthy inspection than
that of the Female Department the previous evening
A common subject Of remark was the general eNcel
lence the several productions the more particularly
when II TecOected that many OF the young men arc
obligated TO attend to their daily abors that they arc
only enabled pursue their studies OF the finer arts III
the evenings. Several prizes were awarded TO the au
thoTs of the more deserving works and quite number
before conducted the orchestra and 10 the music many
Of the ladies and gentlemen INDUCED In protractcd
promenade Among those present was Peter cooper esd
The founder of the Union This evening the ninth
nual commencement Will DC held
The members of the Second Union Co0pera-
tive Building Society met last evening at Mr.. john W.
Farmers Institute No Ludlowst. and paid in their
29th subscription. amounting to s9s, making toh IN
bank of Sj61g after advancing $500 TO members Tor
building purposes Tho First Union Cooperation Build
ing Society has $l0G3i 70 IN bank after advancing
$1,000 10 members building The Secretary. Albert Al
nCham said that I'm consequence Of the success D the
First, Second. and Third Union Cooperative Buhht %
cietes and the numerous applications he had receiver
TO start Society further up town. from which larger au
vances could be obtained he, IN conjunction Wlh
of the officers and members Of the above named sOc es
have decided 10 start Fourth Union Cooperative bulid
ing Society be held AZ the Cooper institute, Room no
Monday evenings nnd daiiy Detweel nc houIs va m
10 and O'Clock at Mr. John w Farmers Institute -
Indlowt Shares will be issued at 1000 each suDscr
ons g. monthly each share Members VIII 0e allowed
take from three To twenty shares First pnbnc meeting
Monday evening June at Cooper Institute, Room N0N
The following additional transfers have been
made by the Police Commissioners: Capt John C.
Helme from the Thrtieh TO the Ihrtytrst Precinct
CAPT Johannes scott from the @ nT't e no 'Rg Ft o
The Tweniieth Precinct Jacob f. Heay from the Twen
teth TO the Fifth Precinct Daniel Polhamus from the
sixth the Fourteenth Precinct; Chas W Compes from
the Thirty first 20 the Thrtieh PrecInet VIM LoWery
from the Twenty ninth TO the Twenty second Precinct
Jas oomie from the Fourteenth 10 the Sixth Precnct
Myron Allen from the Thrtyirs 10 the Tweny-nlhth
Precinc Joln Mathews from the FiftIoth TO the Fifty
first Precinct; Geo W. Townsend from the TwentyslXh
TO the Third Precinct Francis Hesan from the Nnth 10
the Fifteth Precinct; Henry W. Hooker from the Third
10 tbe Twenty-sixth Precinct. The following named
Roundsmen have been transferred: Patrick H. Ickclt
from the Twentythird TO the Eighth Precinct George T.
VAT Eighteenth
Joseph Nicholson from the Thirty first to the Eighteenth
Precinct
The Missionary Army of the Young Soldiers of
Christ under command OF the Rev Dr. T irving was
reviewed AZ noon yesterday AT stenway Han by large
Bis6ops of New York aud Maine the Rev Drs Dix Swope
Hnght, Gallaudet. Chandler Lltleiohn, Montgomery;
the Rev Messrs Caldwell Maxcy Harris. Johnson Cook
Van Kleeck Gillette, aud Morris OF Pcnnsy wanna ana
others The army numbered about 5000 toideis, and
marched into the hall with drums beating aud coors un
fured and occupied the positions reserved oi thcu III
the body OF the Hall, amid the cnthusasuc pauls oi
the gentlemen and waving handkerchefs 10y the ladies'
who thronged the galleries aud the sidcseats and
SSs S xsTs Saog gve0 On 'S sta6G Ssii by e
and the exercises commenced which consisted o shoit
addresses by the Rev J. A. Harris, the Rev BJ Haigt
Nicely Of Maine and Bishop Potter Of Newiork, who pre-
accompaniment occasionally assisted by orchestra
Of 20 insirumen5s Every one Who participated @ IN me e
contribute to materially increase the number OF soldiers
OF the Cross
BR00KLYN.-Prof. Robert X. Raymond
reads Shakespeare To the Plymouth Young Peoples As
ISOLATION Monday evening
John Fay fell from a cart in Fulton-a ave.
Yesterday morning ana was & seyesy injured ABOUT 'he
An adjourned meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation was held last evening for the purpose OF consider
ing the budget for next years school expense DR.
Thorue, the President occupied the chair No quorum
being present motion TO adjourn FOR five minutes was
made and carried. On reassembling, quorum being
sti lacking. motion made to adjourn for Is min
utes This the signal for ouburst OF free discus
sion on all subjects. pending which motion 20 ADJOURN
for five minutes offered and carried As fast as
members In 90 make a quorum, others went out
Members OF the Board who IN said that they had
groups OF members on the street corners useusshg
the free-boOk question. AT length the roll was called
when only IL members answered, Wheieup0h he fIesl
AZ at oeocR %doSG"''" the i''1 '''' ' 4'''' '
CEREMONIAL vocal and instrumental musi-
cal entertainment Luthean Church Of this place
given Continental Han Thursday evening last The audience
composed Of the most respectable euu' numbered o asl the par
Si,Sir'' Sisni" "-' ''''
MOUNT VERNON. n. Y.-THE TRIBUNE in com
BS1cate ets vas elected at The Village election
Sons AMI three Republicans placed By them their plst,
elected There Is strong probability bti IN consequence Of 'essd
as@ %Ssa Election Sy aos SI5lf ssIsl fof 'f''''
HAYERSTRAW.-A few evenings since as Mr.
bedroom and searching for The cause discovered a3 ones,s
S.s, 9Sasi We .sd Sd by y M Eos sEeu desperate struggle sas As
,sta6o coming the vOudbs 9AI va, secured On b, person
Justice Robinson 10 the meeting Of the Grand Jary.
STATEN ISLAND-The growing Importance OF
the parent yachting United Sates-re New iork
deberaOu the Club purchase the grand
cottage lovely grounds SURROUNDING Of Mr. Nathaniel Wolfe at
used Cub House The features Of the Club
will Ia charge Of committee Of the Club
psteat discharge sc duties and sleeping chambers
horses will also he kept for tue Of the members o The
Club order TO give greater the Inauguration Of s
the has been postponed until the 18Th
io when grounds will be thrown open
the members and their fair friends aud relatives.
CLIFTON, S. Mrs. Carter's entertainment here
OF Thursday night complete success
JERSEY CTrY.-The rush of emigrants is so great
Railroad that Of 100
poraon $50 had to return Castle Garden TO be
sent By the YORK II sdd that Of prize hghng
admirers who arrived the depo, BY the HrsJer,y central Railroad