The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1867, Page 4

4 THE. ANNIVERSARIES. AMERICAN MRASSIONARY ASSOCIATION. Addresses by Rev. Dr. Thompson and Rev, Dr. Northrop. ‘The twenty-first anniversary of :he American Miasion- ‘ary Association was he!d at Cooper Institute yesterday. ‘The proceedings were commenced at 3 o'clock PM, ‘when the Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Thompson anounced that paroobial duties prevented the attendance of the prosi- dont of the Association, Rev. Dr, Kirk, of Boston, and Chat in consequence the daty of presiding would devolve upon him, The exercises were then opened by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Secretary of the Bible Society, who read the 67th Psalm and offered up prayer. Mr. Srrimsy, Secretary of the society, then read the report of the society's transactions for the past year, which went Om to state that the association had now completed the sixth year of its labor among the freed. men and the twenty-first of its existence, When the rebellion began a few slaves gathered near Fortress Monroe as “contraband of war;" and here, near where the first slave ship Innded i'6 eargo, the association established its Grst -freedmen's” school, and sent them missionaries and clothing. This was followed by similar steps eisewbere, and when emancipation became the foreshadowed result of the war, association felt providentially called and fitted to devote itself mainly to the elevation of the freedmen. It bes re- sponded to that call with clothing. schools, and the in- struction and consolat ons af religion, aud its missiona- ries aud teachers now amoug them. aumber over 470, its scholars over 38,000, and 118 appropr asiona in money and clothing for the ast Year were taore than ibe third of a million of tol ‘The Wesiryans and the Free Will Baptists 10 186% adopted i ad their channel for reaching the freadmeu, ine Nat onat Council of con- gregational Churches in Jane, 1865, selected tt {rom ali auxiliaries cad amlicies $96,230 1. ‘An address’ was thon read by Sevator Ferris, of Con- necticut, which addrosses were d: by Messrs. ey and Mason; and the boing WAN election for. trustees. resulted in the re.sleotion of the old officers. THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The thirty fret agaual anniversary of the Union Theo- logwal Seminary whe celebrated tast evening, at tho Mercer Street Presbyterman churoh, with the customary addresses and distribution of diplomas. The proceed- Dgs opened with am appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr. Lober, of Newhaven, invoking the bleqsing of Him above on the institute, while thanking him for past mercies and favors’ bestowed. After this a beautiful |-lerge quartette for malo voices, ‘Go Unto Christ,’ was sung by the chole, ‘The first point in the programme was the reading of am essay by Henry M: Booth, of Now York, on ‘The Popular Element in the Gospel,” ia which the orator took the ground that many believed there was not that adaptation fn the gospel to Ait it to an every day life, and was not im fact equal to the wants of man. What a mistake, however, this was. Men were blind; there was n0 song of gratulation to Him who had taid the foundations of the world, and painted the lites of the field, tis a popular question that the gospel has no popular element, but what is that popular element that it requires? The real object of religion is to satiafy those wants of man's nature which no earthly thing can appoase—those cray- Ings of the soul whieh all have felt no matter how irre- THE NATIONAL GUARD. Wield Day of the First Brigade. Tosterday aftornoes the Second, Twelfth and Keventy- firet regiments of infantry, National Guard, assembled at Tompkins square for the purpéne of dril!, under the com- mand of Brigadier Genoral William G, Ward. The re- cont disbandments of the Seventy-seventh and Ninety- aiath regiments gives this brigade « smaller appearance than formerly, a8 those organisations wore attached to the ame. The leas is, however, @ gain, inasmuch as thoy were imporfeotly organised and very poorly drilled. Hence, while the First brigade i@ smaller than before, it presents a more soldieriy and compact front. Although thore was considerable wind and dest blowing yesterday in the face of a genial sun, quite good turnout was made, and the attendance of the spectators was 80 as to romiad one of the familiar econes at East New York, when the parade ground at that place re- this occasion CITY INTELLIGENCE. Meriva oF rau Cosnnesionans ov ras Susnine Foxo.— Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners of the Sinking mere have appoi N. Ki Tax Commissioner, Ped reese Ueegecth alert te the Comunlononers. Y Laorxsms Gmanrso.—Four hundred licenses were granted Ii dealers yesterday, and $80,000 were re- Sivek eee letter, 7 ‘Tax Naw Yorx Puopvos Excnaxar.—Yesterday the annual meeting of the mombers was held at the Ex- obange rooms, whon the report stated that the business 8.'D. Harelson, R. J Raudoiph and B.C. Bogert Cuvaea ov tue Traxsrrccrarios, Morr Sreaer.—In ad- dition to the interior alterations nod enlargements, au elexant belfry and apire bas just been commenced by the Contractors. Baraving or Spun Srexer.—The repavoment of this ( | That there is ao Eyam Rot one ey tbe: Proclamation ; we mstances, is clearly insuflicieat dest cases, whore the have: are excluded im founded on the act. ‘Mott street, and was at work Dor the Sullivan entered. Words like finally a ecuffie ensued, in be pel woot ie uuehe Cem gf hone Mg at the close of which Farrell | pel Persons who were Peeerd establish hie deceased wont to his reside ithe property. proceeded thither, and as an order for far- wound was given. ose eee twenty, was the only other person in ends of justice. the time of the occu aakoit bythe guilty The cavee of the homicide is alleged to Wit. The srorenge the this:—Sullivan's wife left bim in January last, and Las } order woold hold out the strongest temptation for subar- pince been cohatntang with Farroll, which course of con- | nation of perjury.» The testinsony tw the case #9 satisfuc- dot naturally oxae: erated the bozband, and ied to the | tory, and there is no doubts, to. the correctness of the freeas when the two men met Foi | meni —. comatngsins Game Srey Moe motion a denied. - rwards encou wherein Farrel Third. —The order Soerotary ‘Treasury tite sixties’ aisle does not afiect the case. By its terms It is limited to the hs nati 4 recommended it as their ligious they may be—and does not the gospel yield this portant thoroughfare will pleted by the end of nd be I house i ‘case an fo oe tanirumentalny’ tor" tur gsaea wer clone the treet, balm to heart bowed down and the wounded soul? | How howe, srper srr oan te manele "otee cua hot 007 i pare to roca ‘and panties je men, In ive same yer. the Genoral synod of | many a burden bas it not Nehteney ts anew wilh ‘Tax Naw Grasucan Soncos, Bompinas Uxoas rus Boann | the Sixth and Fourtooath precincts in search of him, no | Iimited by law, and he. may not transcend the. specie the Reformed Dutch 1b likewise commended tt to | Ding bi Cheist and the atbelst arceat wee made. At half-past olght o'clock ‘iast.| j It ho does his aot is void. The subject im their churches, Indi churches of other denomi- | Bess?) The reasoning of the Panthers ant facts of the or Epucarion.—Yeoterday workmen commenced baild- | ovenng, however, he came volui to the Four- | (his caso.lies beyond hieautbority: ‘The labitify of the Seetcaa Uae gut al Whi ee | fore rei ing opr mnt en Some | ee att Sade amin | Eto Seo set ant dwg ral Asscmnbliap of Soetlaud sad. the Prosbyterian Synod | 2. school in 116th strest, under Mr. Mover, architect to the | Grars the reputation of being an honest, sober, indus- | ture, and the conemaation ts adirmed. in Cannda hago placed oe record’ thelr approval of is | We woubled oe, which is Siways ia movin —2 0, pany | Board The new ochol house, which Witt Ue sewer | tress aman, cod has a0 appeerance whatever of boing | ‘The opinion was read by Mr. Justice Swapse, character amd aided ie ‘work. Assistance has also | Fesh and! Be atlll,’ to thy troubled soul ; and how march; $5, He, ey ‘com. | 170 feet by.e depth of 100 fest, with four stories and | quarrelsome or vindictive; certainly no one would ever pe ws ett Cn ee offer Fol i ate the gospel? Man "pants to reat, vy rar! 3 loft dank, collars, and ie te accommodate 2,000 chtidrea. The new | take him to bes may liable to commit a murder. The | sy empsion of the Indian Tribes, from State tsescition the report continues:-—There are ono million a Ne the re tare, do. : $8, anpecable ski } By alange p ainoosioercnne pene moe bee children eis alee {aes one er uu FeO SPATE Resaiees| Oa Cane of tho Shawnece ia pcaroe yume areal treed teed | need > for- > ans. to-dey twenty thovsand. leechers, whose salaries alone, | cTeated existence ap to the birhesh man, ihe fash of 8 | ward into line; 4 tring, dare manconvre; 48 close | Tux Carnouc Proracronr,—The bullding now boing | ,calu™nen he mate io ioe « etatouenter the air || Charler BW’ Séckit oak, platitif’ tu errr, we. tne Boe st ni kaa Aa, | Sede it eo goa | Seta ata Same heres | wee hh nd nn an a | rr of me nome vem | Sa Yar, Ze Sa, societies, and in private schools taught by native col- | pure chart of Christianity which can be heard third battalion, on’ Afth Dattalion, for. | the benefit of the Cathollo Protectory, is rapidly ap- | | Hie wife (the pacamour ot the, Smart hits on Now'| The coarts of Kansas bad decided that the Shawnce ered. pe ems than tme, thousan ee enon eae of popular element im tho gospel to | rare tate line, 46, ecbeloas on at Afiy Paces | proaching completion. It is expected to be opened On | Yeig pay, and since then has beon cohabiting with | Iadiaos fa thet State had oo far abandoned their tribat this association has a larger number than any other | There is enough of popalir coment in TNs GNP Od ere Oe to form equaren, | oF About tho 15th inat., when about thirty of the Catho- | Farrell at the house where the homicide took place. She | organteation, atid become members of the focal comma Hs ceaccly a “dnna_ secon te teeioaanss | te conta he moron ot detlonoy in thw Teneo, | Coube' ame aha tne; 4B form seria sR | Uo churches of tho city wil be represented by tatis ot | wok euth hata Young, Gauthier, cum Yet Me '¢ | nite where theyre, to Lote We WES. of on- are teachers, They are from thirty different States and | Here is trath for alt Nace 6 8 eee ere ee firing: 61, reduce sawares 62, movemont by battalion, | tended by the most influontial tadtes of each parish. omnes carried away furalcare, wader the preteece emption from Stale taxation enjoyed by them 48 a Wtbe. thirteen religious denominations, and are laboring in | °D¢ é A phere ithe iret ghee ney pean, aie. bona is caloulated that thie fair will be equatled tn succets | of coiting it, and put it in Farrell's ion, #0 Under the controtef the general gover 7 twenty States. The necessity for the establishment of | Teach them. It was m doh _— po ae Second and Seventy-first regiments arriv upon | only by the great Sanitary Fair held a few years ago in Bullivan eays, the household utensils used by bis false the correctness of that judgment, my dn dians sei ny normal or training schoots for those colored people who | have extolieg it in rapturous verge; scholars, elaborated | the SH ae ee roe’ iail ihe time | {ne,same place. As the objeot of the fais the, protec: | wife nnd the decoaced were those and the following ts the a opinion of tag desire to, At themselves for veaching is enlarged on, | Neerkunene’ ‘le ine ‘church, rally round ihe Gospel, | Zeit did Bot lta appearance until the (ime | tion and saving of poor destitute Catholic children is | tought trom his hard earsines, Yeetorday morni F seecauea ti ‘two of this character (one at Charleston and another at | Were wantil friglnes coe nt cole to auveatl teat.| 2204 for the formation. They suuptored 00 follo was One that commends iiself to the notice of the whole | Suoght Cuts Oo Ne ee metreet, where he was living organtzalion of the She maoee seenaevol bn a) bee woe caeueed eaten > oi wralk'in darknees and to 6 pi proce ag crrap akg ou Boventy-frst ete wher) the eee anak anaes. pa gg acres to 60 vo work, Whi a Avo 4 ‘ares. people’ distinct wv or im , 9 Taugut to read. within the past two years. Only one rogimeat with dram core ou a Total of beigads, { worthy edocs for he amolioralion of the oonditlon of | through. Mott etroel he tot the deceased, the juriedieton of Kansas, dad tobe governed of Se ee ae a eee Oe one inltng ener and ae arse, rtaotn vate | Hi tears eaegtee a easton PM | ek funy vee butoan whice Fare seit toes ona 0 divided, autor. The receipts of the last year were $258,000; for the Viree—the Seeeee Soemeae re abe Besinnn ia the Post Orrion Cianxs’ Sunsorirrion ro eum SOUTHERK Lge - bic Moers —- auttved she eet Y by tae eoven months of this fiscal year, $145,000. A larger av- centre and the Seventy-first on and Parmele, | Retr Fuxo.—Under the auspices of Kelly Rnooked a . Previous to this, however, Farrell re. par poser yee berm Moped Seage of monthly reetpta will bo needed for the remain. mand reepsotively of Colours Reed, Wid and Farmela popes marked, “It these articles are" yours, then Wo riviloge. of tole in See ee cane ee ee aan By 2 eee ane iain, os ted tion as you pay me what you owe mo_You can have them,” ere oa Se ao queen of The report slones by giving the following statistics as the time the first few trovements had been mado and the —. by Pvgpal ef eae oe Pgh tty 5 poeta bem ye vece nme hrm down ponies other ach rei the = freedmen's sohools:— Whole number of teachers of preliminary firings were gone P Hieabie Coisests number—to purchase five hundred bushels of corn for | ead in the afternoon visited deceased's shes Jedian rag soon remap caine, ; Buml acl ry school, Pr. bok tere whan anil 6.0, hat Fort in nu, Brad nd Cap, eat | 2 te oe Goctocaas Commer. equa | St "Of chgag” as “hepa fens tag tom, iene ‘aber {a Subbain shoots, 18,010.” tho. drill” abe uecesdbated A’ faci | won calling this meeting tw signed by Alty manuthaturiog | Rat anything, S00, te Pantas hadremaigod s, Tere had been read, the Rev. Dr. Thomp- ceandog calute and peeing, te Ter Both the staf of fi of which sevonteen are in Now York, twenty.one pasne rer mqretyrrmres p= 1854 lett the rnee people on addressed the audience. He spoke of the “‘policy’’ the Genera that of the Generel tn Philadelphia, three in Boston and eight in Pittsburg. [vapor Aira - fas ‘declaration of their ‘on of the administration, as forth when he Ton were handsomely mounted, with now ol iting protection the vindication of theie Unie couniry, about a year since, and remarked that the of humanity—a God who stands as the Rock of | jeeq, bolts, swords and hate, and Ukewioe'all the | Ax Ou Dovos Revivap.—A wealthy gontioman of this | And 08 prisctier epproached him be tevbal organization hes since romajned, and ha@ now become sufliciontly odious The change which is invulnerable, Immatable, end. sgaieet | ‘horse were new. city called epon Superintendent Kennedy yesterday after- | 21'7h 0 ‘with Tenem” opened ts ie their rights as such, and their nion regarding the freedmen ‘had Deen so | Since ‘new"tmsctemigy unable. 10 sur fone lola from | rata ene ate ous teat wate Nad tune asd | n00a end handed bim a letter which he had received |. Prisonor notioed a knife tving on tbe ud peste ir pba ye tripe wg orn a scarcely believe be was mong’ the same people whom | it# frm foundation, Mr. Josoph Lamps, of Wenoos, | trany of the offoers éaluted. too over a towen | from «man who signs himsel€ H, 1. Colling, ‘The lester | where deoeased was worting, and took it up in order, to hol prorat tei ite centaion i ot reseed be left but twelve mons since. Investing the late | lil, then delivered an eseey 08 “True leery riche | 40ing it tn correct shape. was dated from an town Og Be ee Sa below is reversed, and the cause re- slave with the ballot had made im sou tahoe by the See ae nai ated sori ect | ymne te, omeem Preemnt 18 ittzens dross we ao;,| Calling opened his opiate by informing. the Fectlemas ee ianomt cna etme we ber nih We write Instructions to enter judgment in oom icos were ¢ South woul every’ beta hse Generals Varian, owed ears, prisoner struck knife roma ts justice Davis, Seaasten es tae Brcslins pebpac ee Sees the eae gn Nps ay Tor me“ peregete, Clean erect pbeesebar: t ares Tenmetiate raat ot wean ent Seticrence, and indietce the: Slow whch reesited tm | ‘Tho-cpinion wes read'by Mr. J et wou! ir at *, q = ‘ Y to doing thelr duty, and especially tn this State, in the Was a wide diference between true liberty and levish | ‘naid and Scott va yer, Ee dotaat esata ine 008 retinas Farvel’s death. Sal a urmpted 40, got eale, salad Okada “ouadiied wiitabite of ccantapragnriohion tor seseasiog the constitution, He | indulgence. bap donnie ir inbtre—oyse ie beoe we and more capiaing and Hteuteasnts we have time oF | operation be would proceed thishe didnot choose —— ne mie A ee mtn” eee peed J oe te Madeenre 40 eve the property qualification as to the fran fawtace, ft won nocnoary teu “ino tate, atisck prooluded the possbiity of bis wb, doing. the | Stcagase ef Lend tn Michigan, Werth Beate the Sonthero ple, who, by thei father and eon then ‘the promises, and at “fo Milltons. Ovens and Coowticre, snowed dizht o'clock iast evening the prisoner surrendered - The Dwited Slates ve, Louis Pauline de Repentigncs — into the haods of the pohes, a8 above reported. " ig apie ge a ‘“ite prnoner's wig was aS Matin bras fa son “Thie bil! was filed to recover a tract of land six Jeagues that they will be better able Bs ing and admitted that eho bad left her husband in Jane- | square in the State of Michigan, fronting og the Fiver St. tuge of real liberty. ‘The ° Rmur ary Inat, and was since living with the Geceaend. She | sare, which councsle the waters of Lakes Sapener in what way true religious liberty by the Ga newest [arene nh thew alt " wit : ia’ po Wiha choi? hen aang. Weudeleaobs' cinco ta crganination bas oon $198,000, of wbion | Dents porennel property inte Perle, bende, ore | th obtetose ast *tultnama Gans o¢ Chante, ek Soa gines Peete watware tity. anpected to rive at it pore aadod ia bag - fier, an pain ine French ra, Cc i . - 5 on ‘The Mission of the Teutons' worsen the Goutn, it wilt WESTCHESTER WITELLIGENCE. army. | in 1782. Gor * Foepeotively. In the first Pro Mratetialy in reducleg Yas distress es the South, — ‘The court that x on) my —~4 tide of German ew and that Farat Accwant os tax New Haves Ranaoan.—} Saockiva Case or Inpasnoms.—A fow minutes before prone of the — swoon Parallel w: ‘drawn between the Yesterday, when the six o'clock morning train, Con | ten c"elook yesterday morning © lady named Wall, re. Cason: ies, Dature and art and iis inspiration Guctor Wilcox, from Norwalk for this city, reached a | sidiog at Rast Morrisante, pear Port Morris, while spread. Mmsooweded teail the Tights that the choir then sang Mendelssoha’s point between ‘end Mamaroneck, a man was ob- tag out om the crass some table linen to bleach, in front bave had to Passe meer har eet es dary Oo soalmr eating mene The whistle | of her dwelling, @lscovered the dead body of @ child dpe i ™ livered by Dr. Hitohoook. of the locomotive was. to which the person pid | iving under the verandah in fromt of the ry for the claimant, which is Witte ie phous yg Ree a ae reet ent’ hilled. ‘The body was | oboe communicated tbe faci to Torhedead "x ae oy Gomied, Meld, NJ; Beary. At, Bootay Now to this city. The deceased was sixty yeare Of | York, the undertaker, at Mott Haven, and who is also. |. 72S “waloh ie very waareed by Mr, agg age. It ts enid his name is Colyes, a +0) arg BROT : her R. Brows, New York one of the Overseers of the Poor, oa hearing about the be , Til; iam 4, Culter, Se ee, ee ee a p, proceeded to AVAL NTELUIOGNCE, ; certs that the statements pu’ ia papere yes- 4 o - Rees epee ooep © tenn tet tat he rs fa ed w ann | SEM ahenzaee ee tae te he Ge] | Arvten of she Galied Stee Ship Grd. ‘than | Phitadelphis, Pa; Herman’ D. - where an inquest was held and 8 verdict bey: a ‘vas even done by William Kalbte among the blasts N.Y; Chet r\ Kingebury, Sovpax Duara or 4 Custom House Orricen.—Mr. | rendered in accordance with tl! tensat Commander N. F. Shankland, from Port Mahoa, oa the istand of Jamaica’ The speaker then combated | Ji ds Lamon enone aso Calhoun, one of the oldest deputy coliectors of the Cus- | AtLeeup Swrrpuwa axp Devamanion or Casnsoren.— | Island of Minoroa, Mediterranean ses, arrived at this post foe cncory thet ine Sousmern,pesroes belonged te.an ip- | Precis Chloe, N.Y. Willem tom House, died very suddenly at his residence in | A man named Thomas J, Hammond, ef First strect, | yesterdayafterncon, The Guard sailed from Bostes, made our responsibility toward ‘the . The Y.; Frank Russell, Philedel; Eighth street . Ho was much bye | Morrisania, yesterday before Justice Haupt- | July 12, for Cadis, and since that time she has been at- fresdmen, ‘were traceable, teachable, and innately N. 5.5 heey oie ot Spates, Rap es worth and | man, at the Police Court, \lornsania, and steted that he | tached to the Europea squadron, Rear Admiral Louis ge A ES a u : ‘Commander-in-Chief. it into tho hands of the AtrExPrap Suicrpa.—Jalla Lefler, remding af 98 av. had been swindied out of $19 by two men named Eyher | M. Goldsborough, ‘The following solution was this question of the fea list of her officers:— social olevati lucation bis bis ed 4 moral welf enue B, while laboring under a temporary aberration of About a moath since - | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander—N. F, Shank- He hoped and believed that the good work would go on Detroit, mind, attempted suicide yesterday by cutting ber throat ‘at Hammond's residence and Gemanded the de: ‘an'il that people morally and socially elevated, would be © proceedings term/neted with the customary bene- | the proprietor of the tiquor store corner of Flushing | with a common table knife; she was, pre. | livery of ee ae with Thomas T. Caswell. held te the wortd by the nation as the fruit of the | dictton. and Clormont avenves, John being charged with vio- | vented out her suicidal’ tatentions by nage at Rae ae ee ee fall from 5a a wiThe andigace thea sang ties hyma, “Hall to the Lord's THE ANNIVERSARIES TO-DAY. lating section 14 of the Exciae code by elling iquor on | {2 s0pearanes of an offcer of the Soventeanth, pre- | Seer dated tno ee eetent, Temimond was | Vetunaa Lie . H. Keyser, Chariee Anoinied,” after which a letter was read from Rev. T. vo 1, 10:30 Sanday. On arriving and obtaining an entrance tothe Fata, Accroest.—Patrick Finnegan, a paldi Justice Hauptman advised him to bring the case before ne ae F. A. Miller, James B. L. Cuyler, D.D., who was advertioed to address the |, American Anti-Slavery Soclety—Steinway Hall, 10:30 | Lergom the officers found twenty or twenty-five persons aes while a , rail a the Grand Jury. Alcorn, 8. K. MW. BL. Fenner. Fissting, bat who was prevented from attending by in- | * Jo york Sanday School Union—Anniversary exer- | there, and a brisk business going on. An attempt was bore yi cicmee aki nse motte sthine tan Gal riven adi WSLS A ietig Benen iB. W. Watson, J: &. Bicachard,Jamen After s few romarks from Mr. Jobn B. Gough, in favor eS Sere eauar” basen Cubed Cavers Septet made to arrest the , bat the latter showed | fo0, which he was removing ot thé 4 ba Set reung, Dental a: Hall, rs: 4 OF ee canine Gosslogs saed benediction “| courch, “7 uty-hird etreet, 7:30 P. M. Stes ben lave sestedy.” Tas Carey. cunide bartender | San4 gave way, burying him inthe ruins. He bad his | Exzctiox or Town Taverars.—An election for wine | “Oost sars Clak Louie A. Yorke. We tents reed so tty cant man, San oe thaon ule way to Bellevue Hospital’ "OMe 6 | Trustees, a» provided for in sectton four of an sotto Bayaasie's Out Cnet Lovie. —_——_—_—_—_— sesistance —— . “ % j ‘ AMERICAN SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY. JEFF DAVIS. wee wreocbed from one of tie officers, and with itanda | Fre mw Ratt Norn ‘SPREET.—About a quarter-past inate" ceded aelie akcoemdaad 3 Danie! Fader, H. P. Dier- The thirty-ninth anniversary of the American Sea. naneapenene billet of wood used by ono of the rioters they belabored | seven o'clock Inst evoning a fire broke out in the car- ge appears roe nce mage | E.G. Bredbory, A. H Lewis, John Mc men’s Friend Society was held last evening in Steinway | Rumors I Habeas Corpus tn Hite | ‘hem, in amos wngenerovs manner. | De Cue was struck | henter shop of T. Rykort, No, 153 Fast Ninth street, and trata Preps st mpaate "ae awe een nemer tea aeee Fall. About s thovsand ladies and gentlemen were | Case —Bitorte Belts inde, tow Tits Melenee. | had two fngers broken jn ihe muti and bath oficere | before the flames were subtwed the brilding and tte Oo Dene, 3 Soound ward, David Bufgoer, | @uaner—James Lilisto, oe present. W. A. Booth presided. The exercises com- ved b and » Son anno ni tenth satin Fons contents and that of @ paint shop adjoining, owned by | democrat ; Third ward, George tel, democrat, Gardimer Cottrell, late acting master Emmett tmenced with « voluntary on the organ, followed by | True wears nism aera nat dete Danio. coaneat | forcements were sent from the sation house. as soon aa | M. Mahoney. were completely destroyed. The flames no F Sivan, ana sera theme Culbreth, late captain’s clerk. prayer and the singing of the hyma commencing “Wake | 1 44 coteined a writ of habeas corpus, directing the com. the wg ey pl EK. ps! area, also communicated to the frame side of the building No, ward, Alfred Wandel, democrat; | Arrivals at Giesport Navy Yard—The Sunken be Te bch terecepotl was then read by Mr. Loomis | Bandant of tho Fortress to deliver the prisoner in Rich. | made good his escape at the time, was subsequently ar. on boy pie gal ‘ache be pg and i aaeeeeeree. te Re Nee || Ships Dethware aad Columvas Eas Cait que folowing abvtrect containa the substance of the | ™0Bd om the 15th inst, has caused a profound sensation | Tes"anta'bafore uate siersuonas reperdnts nada | Davie estate.” he loss ‘will be about 61,6007 ata ry among the citizens, In Norfolk the Davis family have | examination was set down for Thursday next, % to be insured. Mr. r gpd loss 1 ‘The society supporte wholly, many relatives and friends, and great anxiety was mani- | A Benotan Coxwr7a ron Taust.—Charles Jones, | Ye "wahoney's loss im about. $300: no insurance, Tur Excise Law.—-Andrew Poreyth and Charles Price. | ine, Sam sloop-of-war Richmond, | Commander or in oy laine and sailor missionaries as follows:—One in Johns, N. B., one up the Labrador coast, sailor missionaries ip Sweden and Denmark, most of whom report revivals of religion of a most deeply interesting character; two in Beigiam, two in France, two at the Sandwich Islands, one at the Chincha Isiaods, in Peru; one at Valj 180, Chile, and one is under appointment for Rio de Janeiro, to sail in afew days. The missionary of the Reformed Dutch Cherch, at Yokohama, Japan, renders us very valuable assiatance st ‘hat s‘ation, The Board soon hove lablish some of our chap‘aincies ip dies. Francisco reports a new Rethel hing ip it, 1859, there bad been libraries; 1860, 94; 1861, 113; 1842, 117; 1864, 431 ; 1865, 396; 1866,’ 907; 1867, 'b34— 006 have been shipped in the United different times to about the year have given canal boats 158 libra- of five different sizes, from 20 to 200 volumes each, 380 vessels supplied siace 1861, with libraries containing bn volumes, pa thene ae ws comparatively few ve made . however, ® gen- eral lanprorpnest | fm the character and uct ‘of the men in _ev it, and 518 hopefel con- ‘The Hlorarles ow ‘cost the Society Contain $25 worth of books at the ordinary feasted om the street to learn the minutest particulars connected with his release. Tt is known that brs. Davie, with the assistance of the counsel of ber husband, has visited Washington several times recently in order to leave no means un- tried to obtain the release of Mr. Davis, upon whatever conditions the government might deem proper. Sev- eral prominent persons have visited Davis in the Fortress within the last ten days, and it was rumored while they were here that these visits were made in furtherance of the wishes of Mra, Davis and her desire to have their intercession before the authorities at Washington. Davis bas been nearly two years in the fortress, For ® year bis imprisonment was very rigorous, owing to rumors of efforts being made for his eecape, This severity was from time to time relaxed, mnths ago the guards whieh surrounded ail hours were removed, and since that far greater privileges than is ac- soldiers on duty, He has partments in Carroll Hall for the use of bis fawily and visitors. General Burton, the present commander of the fortress, has as yet received no in- structions from the department at Washington concern- ing him. ‘A PRISONER RESCUED, Assault ef “Red Leary” and kis Friends Upon an Officer aed Jailer at Albany, and Their Final Escape, &c, Alsany, May 6, 1867. Shortly before seven o'clock this morning Joha Leroy, alias ‘Red Leary,’’ arrested in New York upon a requisi- tion from the Governor of Michigan, and who was brought here and lodged in jail, was rescued from officer Jobneon, of Michigan. The officer was in the act of placing irous on the prise at the jail when « murderous assault was made upon him by the Prisouer and some helf dozen friends who had collected at the jail, The officer, ag sito jatior Kavanagh, who came to his assistance, were orerpowered by @ su; force, and the party suc- ceeded in getting away, including the prisoner, who is charged with attempted murder and other crimes. Om. cer Jobason was badly beaten, and he was fortunate in eecaping with bis life, as his asgailante were all armed with revolvers, ou) at large, The attack was MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool, The mails for Burope will close in this city at a quarter past one and ball past five o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. Tar Ngw York Henstp—Bdition for Europe—will be feady at ten o'clock on Tnesday morning. &@ young man nineteen yoars of age, was yesterday ar- raigned before Justice Walter, charged with breaking into and robbing the cigar store of Daniel Jenkins, 376 Grand street. E. D., on Saturday afternoon last He Pleaded guilty, having been caught in the act, and was committed to the county jai! to answer before the Grand on — aan tee oe Jones stated Eo at No, wenty-fourth street, York, and is by occupation a trickiayen Tas Montaitty.—According to the report of Dr. J. Cressen Stiles, of the Bureau of Vital Statistica, there were 158 deaths in Brookiyn during the week ending Saturday, May 4. Of this numbor 42 were men, 28 wo- men, 45 boys and 43 girls. 41 were Infante under one year, while three were persons over eighty years, A Mrsrgniovs Discoveny.—In a small box on the roof of a house, No. 28 Joralemon stroet, a number of human bones were found yesterday afternoon, The bones were tred together with a cord, and bad the appearance of having been but recently stripped of the flesh, They were evidently those of « grown person, The eccupamt of the house, Mr. Hugh Roddy, caused their to the Forty-first precinct station house, from whence they were taken to the dead house. It ig a very singular dis- covery, and no one can account for their presence at the ong indicated, unless, indeed, it should prove to have en the Of some young surgeon. Axorman Disrituery Seizen.—-Inspector Barrows yee: terday seized the distillery of Arthur Quinn, im Stryker’s alley. The officer reported that im the month of April Qninn had ‘ mashed" 3,000 gallons of molasses, as ahown by his book, had pinced ‘in bond but three emall barrels of spirits, and had on hand when the eelzure was made only eighty gallons of spirits in the cisterna, Diswovesty.—A domestic in the family of Mr. Davia, No, 201 Fulton street, named Ellen Cieary, was arrested yesterday on the compiaint of her employer, who ae- cuses her of having stolen a fifty dollar greenback from dim on th — Previous, The money was found in the of Ellen by officer Frost, who made the arrest. She was examined before Justice Buckley and held to await the action of the Grand Jury. TRE SHOOTING OF MA. AMIRHEIN, The Victim’s Denth-The Prisoner’s State hy ment, Mr. Charles Andreas’ Amrheio, who was shot on the night of the 294 ultimo, In a ball room fn Second avende, $7 SS, sa 16 Rave bon in the bands of Jevry lorton, as already published in the Hen. tied day morning at hie residence, No 612 Rast ith street, Coroner Schirmer will held an inqvest on the body this morning, at 9 o'clock, at the Seventeenth cinet station house, corner of First avenue and —, a. ig arrest, charged with 4 Bast Nineteenth street. tu his fornal examivntion fore the coroner yesteriia: Tam guilty or not; there pimol ides myself; I was Vivo a > basement was occupied by Mic!) shop Sloss $200, no tneuran: Ni taiio? store ‘k was mostly removed; damage 100, ured for $000 in Company, The upper of the by Michael Fox as a i by water $400, insured for $800 in the No, 64 Fourth avenue, corner of Ninth on the first floor by James H. Nrake, dealer in honse farnishing goods; stock was covered up by the insurance dai by water will be about $1, insured for $2,000 in the Gebhard Insurance + The second floor is by Mra a8 a dwelling: damage about imaged smoke of $150; insared for $1,000 in ’ Insurance Company. Dam- ‘about $50 was done to the house. Is, 62 Fourth avenve—in- Insurance Companv— when the flames were extendingginto the house furnish. ae apa The — eee ‘ap- tain Caffry sergea very efficient, nad the firemen worked wel) under the supervision of the Chief Engineer, THE CONNOLLY-KENNEDY IMBROGLIO. AB incidest occurred st the Fourth District Police Tt boing known to the police authorities that Justice Kelly had, on Sunday Jagt, angumed magisterial duties at the Fourth District Police Court, for, the present month, returas from the ‘various precincts comprising this district were sent there as wan the practice before the promulgation of the order directing otherwise ;nnd the prisoners arrested during tho day were brought there to be dealt with as the law directs. It bappened that yesterday afternoon Justice Connolly had an examination there, and as he was pass- ing through the ballway of the court house, on his way upstairs, officer Gar! |, of the Tweifth precinct, having ‘a prisoner in charge, came up the stairs, opening the Fm ony a0 entering, Pig eatchit of the by no ny fos the “Big J and proba- at be might be to preside Kelly's place, he sought to effect a fo bis prsoner set bat that t,- ‘Deing already inside, ani anxious to be dragged around the city in search of a stray de. murred, With this the, oflicer caught of him to drag him out, which attricted the attention of Justice Connolly, who thereu the officer to desist ST aad dave so wnnasee tt risoner from the ji a jurisdic. tion of the court, Av the officer seemed disinclined to oy, theforder, Justice Connolly called upon some citi- present, in the name of the law, to aid him in the his doty, and ordered both the officer and rleoner to be forthwith brought before hi ly proceeding to the court room of the presiding magistrate, When here the offcer Cecitued tw make iny charge against his prison-", iy urged. Justice Connolly tuen everely for bis conduct, which he sees Shiite hal bs RB i ter were arrested last S and were beld in $300 bail cack to answer. MARK TWAIN AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE. At the Cooper Institute last night Mr. Sam Clements, better known to the literary world as “Mark Twain,” by invitation of a large number of prominent residents of the Pacific coast now sojourning in thie city, delivered landay evening for seliiug liquors, after, delivering duty. They the'amip te the Experiences of a Late Journey Through the Sand. Liew Commander Ed. 0. Matthews at to a very large, intelligent aud apprecia- | Sel curiae, wow pummel for duty on beard the tive audience. The lectare is descriptive of the life, A Wrecking firm of ik, Va, have commeaced momners und customs of the natives of the islands of the for raising the hulks of the two seventy- Hite and a genial humo r whelly peculiar . Tu iis ontirety ft ts unre bat the manner of the gentleman apa nis sty! of naintance with his | Patmer, returned 5 ix friends, nnd with on a cruise oa seacoonen of enthusingm them along poy tien and other ports in the tien. treyed—Loss $100,000. malady Caucaco, Ti., May 6, 1867, | Sad bis main A fire ccourred at Cambridge, 10., three miles south of Rock Island, yesterday morning, destroying all the jon of thetown 6 ¢ lose 1s estimated business hotel. insured for $25,000. SALES OF REAL ESTATE YESTE a a Pa Witking ft Co an ryatic st., 4 100 10d feet W. Oth. av ii S25 43"33 peered ee 6 2 E eee Se CUNEO MONET z tne th pn mele ee cept one store and one at $100,000, which is 9 | an exceeding [is | improving. tirely. fears of ‘travagant ramors prevailed, The sargeos apd quarantine officer visited the morning and madea patients, who they found nad mild ak an yep examination of the wine fever, but ig ide! ashore sequently soon quieted. The health of the officers of the ship is excellent. Admira! Palmer will continue the cruise of inspection #0 soon as the fever disappears on- ‘The United States steamer De Soto sailed for Gosport to-night, aud the Ascutney sailed (or Washingion, BURIAL OF FIREMEN AT ROCHESTER. Rocwvaren, May 6, 1967, ‘There was a public funeral this afternoon from the City Hall of tho firemen who were killed at the burning of Washington Hall on Saturday; notwithstanding o heavy rain storm the mititary and civic bodies, and citi- wens ey turned out and formed a large procession to follow the deceased to the cemetery, more than two miles distant. The Mayor and otvi) authorities attended the funeral, which wes condacted at the exvegse of the