New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

Makes many a feint, peeps FORTH draws coyly back,
Then from some southern ambush in the sky,
With one great gush Of blossoms storms the world
James Russell Lowell.
The 7th Regiment will parade for brigade
dThl on the 9th inst.
More than $4,000 Free Masons are reported In
New-YOrk City.
THE Independent Home Journal, and Nation
offices removed yesterday tos their new establish
ment in PaIkpace
At the meeting of the Board of Excise yester-
day. the license of Henry Grane proprietor OF an oyster
saloon in Avenue b, was revoked.
The steamer Bristol of the Bristol line left
NewYork ON Monday night with l69O passeigCiS nth IN
board the Providence came in on Tuesday morning WIN
| l,SO0 on board
One days picking of strawberries from q
aGa near ar N9Ti9K' ctbs Naay tHrsberry farm Yielded
262O quarts dat which brought $osi IN TINS o'y
The Rev. DR.. II. c. Benson, editor elect t,i OF
| oF tbe Iobn.st church on Sunday morning next Dr.
Benson is late editor of The Pacific Christian Adooedte.
Major VIM. f. White of the Treasury De,
Church TO Miss Catharne NJ Leggett Of this city. Major
White IN every battle fought by the Army Oi 'he
| Potomac.
The iourneymen bakers are still not thor
oughy Organized strike, and no formal demand was
! made yesterday number Of tho bosses however
have manifested Willingness to accede 70 gehefa de
mand.
Michael O'Sullivan, who a few days ago shot
and seriously wounded Michael Neyhl9 m non. Oi q s @
tllery in Hesterst was admitted to bail Yesterday 10y
Coroner Flynn in the sum OF $1,000 Neville Is rapiuy
recovering
The commencement of Rutgers Female Col
lege is TO take place Thursday the 4h at o'clock p
M in the Broadway Tabernacle OF Thrtyfourth,
aud broadway The College invites all its friends ana
old graduates.
John NJ Meade's distillery, Nos. 294 to 300
HonTyst the rectifyi3g establishment OF j. n MeyeIS M
So2 West Forty second ST. We're seized py y ,o
tricts -e'e r..s-
The Republicans of the Hid Assembly Dis
tyip haV a (OfaX
MrWm. Grasse President, Messrs John A. OBrien and
treasure and Messrs james Fleming and John Tanning
, sSeIstaries. - 49,
At the meeting of the American Institute
Farmers Club yesterday letters On nHhpg % ,rley
we're read and discussed several nvenons ex5
! tied and criticised. Full reports WlA appear IN lHk
| WEEKLY and sENIWEEBLI TRIBUNE.
The Fire Marshal reports SO fires and alarms
of rc durne last month, three Of which were OF lncen,
diary origin The total losses amount 10 coNeeu %
by Insurance TO the extent Of S0SO For 10 days OF te
month fire occurred by which loss Of consequence was
sustained which is considered to be reInarkaoe creu
| stance.
The editor of The Independent, Mr.. Tilton,
and the publisher, MI Bowen, yesterday received Their
eneS nSmi ~ ~ "a We eongraaate the mana
gers Of this noble journal having In their power
TO present tho most tasty comfortable, ana attractive
| newspaper offices in New-York.
Chester w. Fosters cloth warehouse, at No.
| 2O5 Canalst, entered by thieves on sunday night
Ward Police arrested Michael Gagan, James Kelly and
Daniel Sullivan yesterday, and recovered about 9nehaf
of the stolen property The accused were locked up ~
the springst'Polee Station to await further develop
ments.
DIR. Harris, in this weeks letter, gives the
death rate for last week NeyYork % in lOO and in
Brooklyn l6 IN lOO which he says Is 100 per cent more
iaVGfoe G tG enrs @ F1To He calls Attention to the in
crease OF the number Of deaths by drowning dung the
past month and urges the speedy adoption Of some suita
Die system for the rescue and resusctaon of drowning
persons.
"Tbe Army of the Potomac which bore so
a hmm durn he w
which number on The pages OF t,,s s history 80 a se
to organize The Society OF the Army of the Potomac
The Armies Of the Cumberland, Tennessee, Ohio, and
SeSnon SeTa IN are ehcSeo On te 18th and 10Th OF
The comrades Of the Potomac ProPose TO- form @ similar
Calls FOR signature be had at the once OF Ihe Sol
dterS Friend and possible notice VIII be given
OF meeting for consultation and the necessary prem
nares for permanent organization The response TO the
movement Is very cordial
meeting of the Historical Society was held
last evening in their Institute. The President said that
IN the year 1873 % years ego at the ySanyeTsary meeting R
eloquent address resolution had been offered that the
Hon Cuban g. Verplanck be invited TO address the go
cety at their next anniversary the "reminiscences Of
| the organization. The resolution was unanimously
adopted The Librarian then read paper on the life
anek preyons to the reading OF which he referred TO
painting of Garrick which was suspended on column
near the pacfofm, which was pronounced faithful ana
The annual communication of the Most Wor-
shpfu Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons was
the proceedings with appropriate ceremonies Inc Grand
and Past Grand officers entered the nan III procession
the gnging Of the ode "Genius OF Masonry descend,
eompla7nts were made that persons were looking in
through the doors and venators from the street and
G. Master Holmes notice that as soon as the Grand
oSr6 ESSGe rving iD Han The Grand Master directed
Grand Tyler 70 elect number OF the brethren 70 assist
The new ferryboat Wehawken of the New
York and HOboken Land Improvement Company, which
owns both the ferries between this city and HoDoken
made highly successful trial trip yesterday Leaving
her dock about o'clock p % Tita large Han party on
passed up the river, returning about o'clock p N.
e S R Sd S%pe sc The ne new boat
is the largest belonging 70 the company being about
Wider In tngs and decorations She closely resembles
the Rumsey. She was built at the eompanys yard In
Hoboken her engines being the work Of Fletcher Har.
rson of this city She viii ply the line from the foot
Of Barclay-st.
At a meeting of the Citizens Association held
asth S' Of May, 1858, william Wood esq, in the chair on
| motion Of James NJ. Constable, ESQ., and seconded by
that the thanks Of the Citizens Association should be
rendered to Senators Richard Crowley John oDonnel
A Bieecker Banks, Abraham X. Parker, Abah w. Palm
err and John " Van Pelten for their earnest cooperation
to reduce taxes in the city Of New,York 20 protect the
advised legislation At the same meeting itwas also
unanimously resolved that the property cTner tax;Pay
ers and lawabidng citizens generally ofthe city OF New
York are under the greatest obligations to the Hon stew
and ndefatgable endeayors presidng officer Of the
Senate 10 protect the great interests OF our people II
wasalso resolved that the resolutions Of thanks be
crossed authenticated by the President and Secretary OF
the Association, and transmitted 70 the aforementioned
Senators and TO the LleutenAntGovernor
BR66KEYE.-Prof. Raymond is to- read
"Ths Twelfth Night this evening
The flags of the City Hall were displayed at
yesterday respect the memory ef late
eT President James buchanan a.+...-sst
The officers of the 18th Regiment are con-
sidernQ the proprety Of going INTO eBcainpment for
M davs In the Vicinity Of this city during tho present