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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

The annual election of officers of the New
York Philharmonic Society took place recently Mr.
Strong was rechosen President, Mr. Pergmann Conduc
tor and Mr.. scbaad Secretary. The TfeasdTers report
showed that the past had been the most prosper
GUS financially in the history OF the Society the per
forming members receiving dlNdchd on dpou! s-OV
each their share in the profits OF Dn Iear rms Is
proof that the system OF reserved seat OTks Wci
and that the Cam1Ts Of disappointed dedG1CadS are nor
much needed by the public We congra Late tho society
upon its success aud upon ire Eood ense u mas so"n
in retaining the officers who have already served IL 50
faithfully.
The audiences at the Central Park Garden
are almost too large for comfort AT certain hours Of
the evening is hard Ld seats, and there is perpet
ual crowd of promenaders in the garden and stream
Of visitors passing in and out. As usual the bcstpeope
in the city among the most frequent patrons OF the
place. The PROGRAMMES provided by Mr.. Thomas have
not thus far offered many important novelties, though
something new OF ReineckeS promised tonight, and
the pieces changed often that there Is constant
variety and the interest of the regular habtues Is not
allowed TO flag. Later IN The summer, when the Town is
empty and the Garden little qWeter, we shall know
what new gems Mr.. Thomas has discovered
At the annual meeting of the Boston Handel
and Haydn Society the 10Th Of May Dr. j. 81 Uphan.
who has been President for eleven years. retired from
Office in accordance with determination he had long
before announced He has filed the Presidency with
great honor TO himself and benefit the Society, and his
resignation generally regretted Mirroring b. Barnes,
disc barged the duties OF Secretary Tor
the long term OF seventeen years. and has been even
closely associated with the fortunes OF the Society
than DR.. Upham himself had resolved to retire at the
time. We glad to that the society respected
lis request relieved OF the increasing work. ana at
time retained his valuable services by eecng
ter choice. His in the SecTetaryshp MI A.
Parker The receipts of the recent riennta cs
tival were $20GOl and the expenses $2G,S70 The de-
fcency viii be by assessment of about ten per
cent on the guarantee fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLORED HoME-ANNUAL
I.EPNKr.

The thirty-iirSt anniversary OF the Col0red
Home celebrated yesterday in the chapel attached
to the Institution Slxyifth east o! First-ave
The adjoining streets throngcd with icecream and
fruit stands and lifting machines. and numerous beg
gars reoced in the holiday. About 300 persons assem-
bled in the chapel including several very aged Africans
Father Reese. age log, and several 100
present After devotional exercises and singing by the
cOlOred people, addresses delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby, the Rev. DR.. Manderyille OF Harlem,
and tine Rev. Thos. Il. Oliver, colorcd.
The annual report for the year just closed was read,
showing that have been cared for by the Institution
427 men ana The number actually received
at the Institution, including, hospital amshouse,
nursery and lying in Department. was SOL or discharges
and deaths there CSC and there remaining IN
the Institution at present. 222. The yingn department
Yields an Of about 20 infants year, the most
of which are llcgtmae The receipts from all sources
during the year amounted to S9G5 SO expenditures,
S27Is5 ~ balance hand, S20S0 o.. The number Of
deaths during the year was 1885, most OF which were from
chronic diseases. consumption alone taking of A. The
Institution under the control OF private corporation,
having managers, officers and an ADVISORY Board or
TO- Mrs T. Hagar the marOn, has entire charge OF the
yomen's department, and Peter Neil, the steward, OF
the mems The medical department IL in the hands OF
Samuel Wnthall, NJ. d., resident physician william
Hodgcrs NJ. D., house ply sicIan and G A. hathaway,
NJ. d.. assistant house physician.
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VII ssat thon
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COLPsY Al Poc,top 4 Jgne goYir. George Cpif-s in 30
g7th
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nfcarg via RTis Rairsd leave geg.l orb ,tB oocs
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UAPS AND MISHhP3.

The body OF man. aye about 49, was fGnnd yes
tery tie beach at Governors a-d Ah Wa N'I ." A a'5
An unknown man jumped from a HoustOn-st. ferry
boat CIsuht Brookln, d. Yesterday norrut tnd was
Owen Council, age q, Of Spring-st died yesterday
from uhe, received jumping from tram OF carr IN INC ' "
SeVenty seeond-st
Henry Busch German, age II, OF No lOl f0rNth-
st. dei at Bellevue oial yeiesaJ from an access On Tue oA
csused by sting Of IN insect.
District-Attoney Morris has caused the arrest OF
cbm smith the companion Of John Case ~lo Was murdered IN
hrstsL, BroOiyn, l.. ID.
John Lynch mechanic living at Baltic and Bond
BrOkyn arrested last evening for Lrta! and pfoDsDy
btaly Licirg Margaret Hughes, sRe To-
Maria Tucker, age IS. of No 2S5 Fighth-ave. swat
lowed Pas commit suicide ast evening" but was
rescued through the timely ariya Of physclan
James Guthrie of No 400 West Thirty -fourth-st,
while Wa the truck ofte Hudson River Railroad, last eellng
severely Injured By the ongiEe OF a down train.
Barnes Roberts, mate of the chip Niagara, was sem
fenced yetey PeneBs for Our months Tor beating .he COOK
the vessel Jacob Brown, the bead With ron bsr
John Sommers Of ThiId-ave. and Syty-secondst..
While PAINTING the DEPOT IN Forty seeonit yaterag tel from
soaso ly injured. fa4cn to Bellevue Hospital
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,,u,.,n,, press pEPATCHl

r,a,..,.,,,, I,ro e-The House met promptly
a,,o NJ pjngharn questioned the correctness OF the
IT., ~ ,esterday making some reflections on the
CO... canddate reelection Several Demo
49, vindieated the action OF the Clerk, and
:, be admission to the floor of the House Of
- NOT members. and the consequent confu
ll ,yo clerk made some remarks as 10 his almost
,",deoyors TO hear the responses, and the Speaker
u House cleared of all but members, who then
do5 10 draw for seats. This about half pro
l5e5 with when II discovered that many numbers
,a6 been furnished in duplicate by the printer. The
drawing was declared void.
Mr. Bingham desired the question postponed until to-
morrow az IL o'clock Mr.. Wadlegh offered an amend
,5nept 10 postpone till O'Clock this afternoon On ths
discussion took place and Mr.. Binghams amendment
was rejected, l62 10 l64.
MI Randall then moved to lay the motion OF MI Blng
ham on the table, and urged the proprety ana right OF
ballot for Clerk, which the Democrats persstently re
fused fearing shaky members. The motion was
defeated. I6l 10 l63 Adjourned to O'Clock p IN.
In the afternoon session the House further conpeteu
its organization by the choice OF James r. Jackson OF LIT
eton for Clerk and James H. Goliath OF BarnSted lor
Assistant Clerk by majority Of two. after protraeted
session Democratic sergeantat-Arms and Democratic
or-keepers were also elected.
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II LL11ci.-1l NLLaLn- .lnns l.


Our readers will remember the account pub
ished some weeks ago OF terrible outrage said To nave
been committed by Smith, Malay, who was the
steward of the steamer Pelican while en- route to imp
qua in which he was charged with having outraged
little girl IL years OF age passenger on the steamer
The story published stated thar on the arrival OF the
pelican at Unpqua the father of the child narrated the
affair to the citizens OF the town, who thereupon
formed Vigilance Committee, and arrested and
tried Smith, who found guilty and sentenced 10
death But the mob, instead OF hanging him, placed him
i'm a canoe and sent him. in charge OF an officer out
upon the river. After a time the boat came back
without the prisoner and the story circulated that
he mad been shot thrown overheard. Such however,
was not the case He made his escape To Coos Bay ana
from thence to this city where he arrived on Monday last
According to his own story OF course he innocent
of the crime The mob he says, sentenced MN, not 20
hut TO be taken across the river and severely
wbipDed" Even this was abandoned and he was simply
landed some distance the town, with Instructions
to 20 TO Coos Bay and thence to San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
PERSONAL.

The young japanese nobleman, Ii Patio
Mor now travelling in this country, made recent visit
TO the Agricultural College at Amherst and the Young
mon humanity by reserying all his eyes for the girls and
by being entirely Indifferent to the hoes and ha1ows.
Joseph Morley, a venerable pioneer and noted
Indian hunter In days gone by, died recently at Bridge
port Ohio Opposite Wheeling, West Val in his 1O3d
year born 10 years before the first white man
and had often been engaged in hunting the white rene
gade, simon Girty.
George Talcott a prominent merchant of
Hartford Conn., recently married. vert to Niagara
Falls for bridal tour caught cold there. and died with
in week of his nuptals. Those prosy persons always
drawing morals from everything will hnd II di
cult whether to deduct from this Sever to marry
or Never 20 to Niagara"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
MEETING OF THE EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS.

The monthly meeting OF the Commissioners
OF Emigration held yesterday, President OGorman
and Commissioners Hart, Nicholson, Bell Frear, Lynch,
Walack Setback whitman, Barr, and Hustled being pres
emit Dr. Joseph C. Haleck was appointed House Phys-
elan AT Castle Garden, vice DR.. Bethel removed WIN.
caldwell was appointed as an additional clerk III me
Forwarding Bureau 10 keep record OF the routes TAKEN
by emgrants for the Information OF their friends. ~
was resolved that the Information Bureau be hereafter
composed a chief clerk, two assistants ana Two mes
scngers was ended that salaries DC nxeu III
ffre before officers appointed and that promotions
and transfers be made in preference to new appoint
change was made in the bylaws by the appointment
of two additional standing Committees, one on supplies
The other on salaries the first to make all purchases OF
unpes and contract for repairs the second 10 receive
aIl Implications for appointments and higher salaries
The.In amendments were carried by vote OF TO 4,
Wsssrs Walack Setback Hart and Lynch voting In the
nerotiye Mr.. Wallack gave notice OF a proposed
nSndment 10 the bylaws, to the effect that all pur
or repairs involving $3.50 be left open to com
nrtitors md awarded 20 the lowest bidder The Pres
dent made the following appointments committee on
Renairs and suppes-Messrs. Barr, Frear, Husted,
scf"rk and whitman Committee on Salaries-Messrs.
Frear Wallack, Bell, Hall and Lynch.
The number OF emigrants arrived In 1871 10 GATE Is
90 s3 TO same date in 1870 0965 Balance In bank Jan
I a. 500 o. Received, $296,7O4 &C. Paid, s36O,li3 H.
Balan &C Oh hand sJ1 ,sCj H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Tho, can be named They can be counted They suhsist
n 1;atronaee They now secretly exutinR at their
ecess Ina obtaining the valuable aid Of such you in
them the control Of our party
mon the rights of the people and eopardng the future
snccess OF party Your opponents believe that the
Marty too large in the city, that the aid OF every
Republican is needed for the work OF the next campan
that you should cease to make this cruel war upon friends
OF political faith. They will continue TO labor
steadfssy for the supremacy Of Republican principles,
trusting that the madness of the hour OF which you are
now the opponents, viii soon pass away, and that the
party will again march on, united 10 victory over the
common enemy Yours respectfully
A FIFTEENTH WARD REPUDIICAS
N6tc- York, June 3, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
GEN. SHERMAN WON'T.

40 Ne Razor Of tn HeToh .
SIZE | have been skirtlng the texas 1r0ntlei
,-r INC mast month and here for the time meet
Giles OF Eastern papers, by which quite an unneccs
sary mus has raised by purpOrted speech lnaue
by InN al supper Of the Union League OF NewOrieans
the ght preceding my departure from that CITY, VINO
ever rcported that rs a speech by committed preach
of propliety for GOV. NarmOh presided and before
consented to respond to call was assured Dy the
President the society that reporters were present.
and that whatever said would be sacred ana con
lined to the persons present. Now as to politics mink
All my personal friends know my deepseaod antpathy
TO the subject yet you not 10 understand me
t1reby state, and mean all that say that never nave
Aen and never will he candidate for President; that,
81 nominated by either party, / should perempt0rly
decline. and if unanimously elected, should de-
cline 70 serve.
you find language stronger to convey this mean
5ng, you at liberty 10 use H. am your oDedient ser
,ysnt w. T. SHERMAN. General.
Fort SiY. C0maAehe Rese-patt0n, May 70, l8.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
THE MEANING OF THE NEW DEPARTURE.
We fear from the following that The Ohio

State Journal is hopelessly rreverent Here Is Gen
Comlys summary of the New Departure with pen por-
traits OF Its author and its fnsher:
Vallandigham is firm believer In the doctrine that
the chief end of the Democratic party is TO gOrify Val
landighan, aud enjoy him forever. Now, there Is
nothing 70 he gained by standing godfather to the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, and Val knows ~ Inc
candidate OF the Democratic party win be buried under
Republican majority of least 10000, unless there IA
the stupid mismaDagement. THIS possibility Val
shrewdly bestOws upon the PendetOn candidate with his
blessing. No better implement for Vallandlghams re-
venge could have been selected than George W. McCOok
McCook il mere handsome dummk0pt II his beauti-
fully haircTOwned head were filed with blame mango
no could not be more utterly helpless in the hands Of
Observation-Disclosures. The sardOnc grin which spread
over Walls cOnienance as McCook hOundered on ana on
10 his speech accepting the nomination, should have
been sufficient warning 10 McCOOk's friends. McCoOk
waloWed in Doggy, mushy feebeness about the amend
ments iumping from 10 another in distressing I'M
certainty, as IL they hummocks, and he did not
know whether they would bear or not, until 1t would
have been Gods providence TO have pulled him ont or
the audience by the cOattals The truth 10, Georges
intellect is not more than Is years old yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
ARREST OF JOE CoBURN. THE PUGILIsT, FOR
THEFT.

Amos c. Bell of No. 20 Fourth-ave, while
riding on Harlem Railroad train, March H. was robbed
OF gold watch and chain valued at $500 He saw nothing
more OF his property until Sunday last when he noticed
Toe Coburn the well known pugst. wearing chain
he identified at once the one stolen from him On
complant Of Bell Justice Hogan of the Tombs Police
court ssued warrant and Coburn arrested yester
49, NV can't Garland Of the Harlem Police. When
brought before Justice Hogan, Cobhrn stated tina; he
"a the chain from Bill Clark the proprietor OF
" nice of resort for puss and sporting characters at
No. SO West Houston.st, known as the "Arbor" Clark
oorroroated the statement OF Cobnrn and told Capt
eft AZ with him security for bill OF liquors, con
tr.oted In MA pApc- "a Illrk Ia Ia AL II AnVaAr
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deep propeller wheel ssd snd the mouve poxcr
from TIE guund vih The utmost esse and eto
The various plans mentioned above are hIhohg inc
most prominent but doubtless there aie v."os OF
equal merit either about TO be developed or sui In en,
brYo No doubt the Commission Will hnd more ilaili
presented to them than they anticipate out OF w,y y,
choose that most deserving the liberal premium offered
by the Empire state. t"'c'
LdnSiugUtirQh, n. y, May Is, 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June SIN the Homeopathic
Convention. to-day, Dr. Geo. r. Foot0 ~ Sew-YOrk,
|haifhan OF tho Bureau OF Psychological Medicine
nano osi statement in regard to the projected cree
ou ", i.on.opathlc Insane asylum in New YORK, the
State hgisatne having already given 10000 toward
Ilat oi,tf' uround has been broken and ,he asylum
n only remains for homeopathic phvscians 10 contrib
ute their share tSwsd the ASYLUM The institution Is to
be erected ~ Mldnc.own Tho charter provides that
the State Of New York shall give sf5O COZ nroydod te
homeopathic physicians raise like sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
The Directors of the Hudson Highland sus-

pension Bridge aud Ncw-England Railway Company
held their second regular meeting yesterday and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year. Charles
Pussy, President; Clark r. driggs Vice presidents
Charles Dawson Treasurer; Gen. Edw. W. serxu, Chief
Engineer; Charles /. Pusey, Hiram Barney, Andrew
Carnegie. and A. w. HumphreS, Executive COhnAttee.
Important discussions took place. looking 70 the early
beginning OF work upon the bridge. new ana impor,
tat combination cable with much gro.'9r 6tfGiS ana
durability than apy other yet teeed VIII pioUsOy DO
ADOPTED. Gen. Scrrc has nearly hnishen the ueSionS
a nd will consider contracts at an early day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

STYLE ALL A%Ss AND PRECEDENl'
IGNORED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
CoNcoRp. June S.-lThe Democrats, by lgnor-
ing all rules and orders have finally succeeded ID organ
izinc the House Of Representatives in their own wa"
-ne proceedings here to-day have been conducted II
Tammany style. The night OF the ballot mas ooen
the Constitution ignored and every other means re
20 "a accomplish victory The Speaker in his ruilnss
xillfuly in error and appeals made from his how
were treated with derision and contempt in'9
ever, is only the beginning OF the political row and
which will disgrace New-Hampshire between In tbe
the next election In the filling OF the emo h,
Senate ard in the election Of Governor ,onah, ho
initiating disregard Of all laws and rules W.
,hseryeJ in order 10 secure victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
THE STATE of TRADE.
DOMESTIC aAPKpTs

HPw ORLEANS June 8-Fiour dali Supefne. rs 7s6s5 ~
Double Extra. SO IS st 90; Trebs Rrta, SO 6Gs1 Corn fm
White 55011c; IcO. 7c Oats 6)at Bran, 81 40 Pork active
and excited; s It sl6 So Bacon Grmer; Shoulders, 7c Clear
Rib and Clear SIDES oIc Hams talfic Lar icve sales
Refined Keg II, Dic; Tece Di oon WHISKY 2U09e Other
unchanged, TebangeStrng i2 Ne~iork Sight drafts
, premium. Gold. li!t
AuCUsrA Ca June GCOttou opened 8l@llc for Liverpool
Ming hut closed Gull End NOMINAL sales $50 baes receipts 10
bses
WELLINGTON ~ c. June 3-Spns Tupenns steady at 2c Ron
steady 81 for Strained ~ for No 50 % for Extra P -
= Tor Pale Crude T1penne quiet % for leoS LP aud
~ p To- Virgin Tar Ern a. 80 10.
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BaLTIMoRB LIVE STOCK SARKBT-Jusr

CrleThe very dull AMI closet at decline from The
Prices Of last week; the very best e toby quoted At 5l@e
rs quality 4,dyc; ueJum, 4afic.; receipts lS4 head t b
head in r supply with Geman of hgh at The oose there
feeling narEe the stock having become
quoted 6aGlc; receipts +l head sleepSuppp exceeds the
demand and low have declined wh pc Of he beet are
bsrel aLtBe s good i0ic good 70 extra 4sd1. receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

Court the magistrate postponed the examination until
Inc presence OF Clark can be procured. CoDurb WAS
liberated on parole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

no. cl Fortg s ,yer,ged er d,v
for season per mile 40 lilo cents Thus 100 tns fersge oeD
received mills ton per nile, and there noHn
saving Of n cent over horse Of fuel
ported greatly that required ana can udouDsy
oBehA when the system hA bVe beeh ere'e sond
this saving be realized the tus per milo VIII heh DC 'oioV
mills ssYhg about 20 per cent" .,..-- -, -,
The following extract from letter written by Gen.
Qumby u s. A. who witnessed two trials OF tins boat,
will convey an idea of the character Oh 'S ne" NOUS Oh
prOpusi0n ,,,..,
In this boat the motive power steam carries wheel located near
the center Of The boat the bottom OF h canal ana % d'e
the Loaf In the locomotive u poptI ~ Tvs ug
wheS The wheel PLACED ent Of sf Hime tesaH Au'
i'.cif The and ~ Ntih tosef WIN
eoruke projections disirbut rs Circumstance Prevents
slipping aid consequent u has been pta "a l tT
vo t u The kns Canal there not more LAn ~ Nhefe
vac dlla Of pseI wv Keti ioI ,se stl1 " ssa>~ ha1 VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
STATE OF THE WEAT TIER.

TELEGPAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT 11:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

The barometer has very generally risen from
the Mississippi eastward 10 the Atlantic and the area
Lowest pressure has moved to the northeast beyond
stations. The highest barometer Is found on Lake
Michigan. - . 49,
The barometer is falling rapidly IN theIMssour Valley
and rain ia now reported west Of Iowa The rain In
Northern Florida wednesday night, extended to day
Virginia but cearedway as also has that In the
newfoundland States.
Clear weather has very generally reported east Of
the Mississippi and clearing weather on the Gulf Coast
and Michigan. NOrth-westerly winds have prevailed
from Lake Ontario TO Wisconsin. and southwark 10 Ten
nessee and south westerly winds on the Atlantic Coast
PrObaGiHdes
severe storm q probably approaching the Missouri
Valley where tue barometer has fallen very cOnsdcra
bly, Gear weather with bg winds IS probable Tor FRI
gay fr11. lgiir aUf Guf coGPt Fresh north west
and north east winds VA. probably be experienced ON
the IlAes
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping kote PAPER
Wx EvERDkLLs Sons lOi FULroSr OLD dutch 0H0sch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

The Custom House enrolment was concluded
last night in the XIIIth District 900 in all
having been registered In the XVlllth District the
lists were also closed $40 having been entered in
three evenings. In the &Ath District the ehrolmehg
was likewise completed los names being added to the
list, making a total of 3lS