The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

SPEEDY END complete recovery. Nothing occurrecs
ssnasy to change tins Gpnoo out Yesterday Mr. Tsg
10 his bed. where he died in few minutes afterwards
Mr. Gray Was remarkably large man and very obcso
He bonn in Albany, in this State about sixty i've
years ago. but the greater portion OF his life spent In
this cry where for many he has occupied various
was wsrcsn Q, the ola BridsWell. now Dali Of Re-
cords, in the PARK the nrs wArtsn OF the new pri-
son generally known "a the Tombs in Centre street which
position las for time, but subsequently, returned
IN tho capacity Of Deputy Warden soon after wards,
about five years ago. appointed by the Governors
OF The Amsbouse 70 the position which he occupied ct the
tue OF hs death. Mr. Gray was Of course widely know
and very populsr. He vid0wer and leaves behind
Hounsss Of whom ssou, thrsc.p years q sss The
Oily Prison viii remain under charge OF Mr. John H. Whit
moro, Chief Cert until action taken 70 MI the vacancy
by the Ten Governors.
THE GRAND ExcsMrxxNr OF rHs I. o. OF. Of
Southern New York mel Monday evening last Il Odd
Fellows hail. and elected the following officers serve
during the coming year.
G. PIP. c. p John Cock, Of No /.
G.s w.-p 6. ?. John wesssrSeld, Ono IS.
G. scrihe.P c. p John Davies OF No l.
G. j. W.-P. G. =. Breppan, Of No. 3.
Aftsr the installation, the G. p. mads tbs following
o. SIP. C. p Samuel Mcdonald, Of No. l.
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND PArnIAncfs.
Kings-p c. De wIG 9. Lssgdon, 9, Noe'
Orange-P. G. r. John Gray, OF No. "a
Coil,nJia--P. r. L. N. Gridiey, OF No. 10.
Reusslasr-C p. Thomas Gocson, Of No. g.
The sesson OF the Grand Lodge OF Southern New
York will this morning 81 Odd Fellows' Hall, ut
10 The annual election for officers will take place
1hurscsy.
THREE NorKp BorsIs OF PROSTITUTION BROKEN THE
PoIcE.-sergeaIt Smith, OF the Fifth precnct with .
squad OF men, made descent about nine O'Clock Mon
day morning. three notorious dens Of prostitution To-
Gated in the above ward-Nos Ito and lt2 West Broai
way snd varick sreet-whsre they succeeded In cap
turing ten OF the females Aad German shoemaker who
found In company with OF the girls II appears
thai complaint made 70 the Mayor by Mr. John Y.
Savage against the above places, wheIeupon warrant
ssued by bis Honor and placed the above ofoers
hands, who Immediately proceeded IN the aboye p,arss
and arrested al found In the houses. The inmates o.
these establishments have Tor long time been terrible
nuisance tho respectable portion OF the citizens OF the
peehborpcod AND 81 times wero 50 bold that WAS impos
be for person 70 pass places without being issued
Another very serious complaint IL 10 said, made By
the superinten dent OF the ward school. which imms
cis,ey .doiDipgthai thesc vie creature. are IN tbs
habit Of frequently moestDg Tie children who attend tho
schoo aad dtcoy ing them into their dens, whore they
would be entertained two three hours 81 time How
the they have Of late been compelled TO
teep doors while the children arc gong In and out OF
school.
The girls, on being broush. before the Mayor, gave
their pames Mrs nary Moore Mareare, Woods. Eliza
beth Hudoen ana Sophia Myers, OF III West Broadsay
Eliza Romano, Caroline LUX and Valentine Abridge, OF
ITO West Broadway; oNep, Torrance Myers, aud q
German shoemaker named Peter Rouzk, Of No. vrick
Default Of 1900 BAH 10 rccp tbs peace with the exception
OF HIza RomAine Who, knowing that bail would be 70.
qured, had bondsman on hand, and abe wa accord.
iDey discharged
TnH Nav YosK voLrsrxKRs AND LATE GESERAL Our.
sAx-At adjourned meeting Of the survivors Of the
First regiment New York Volunteer held n the Mercer
House, July g. 1868, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Dyck
man In the chair Brevos Major George B. Hall oGsred
tho following resolution which unanimously adopted;
Received Thai the First regiment New York Volunteers
bear with deep regret the OF the death OF
al uda Ma Gar Anal
pullman, and thai the chair appoint committee to dram
series CT resolutions appropriate 70 the melancholy event
copy OF which, duly Authenticated TO be sont TO the
family Of The suihed deceased and copy furnished
the press cf this city.
The chair appointed the following commt,se;--
Rfevet MAJORS George B. Hall and Morton Fair
child; ssrgesnts william Peel, Charles II. Farrell and
Charles ". Brewer. The following the resolutions
that reported By the committee and adopted the
sense Of the meeting
where's. ne m.i.s.AslI la,.seacs Ia. been 5sseI.si
dtsce, Nor mouth. lssi..ppl n. lTi. inst, and
c.s-ed country, brilliant csnpsgns Hetco,
base .neasrcd his name 70 the Ams,c.1 people and .dded
'toysl grstdc.ilop end pride. ard
% T. s, % s !. snSr gn =. nv sns a
aim BIRTH forever be associated vi6 the liberty and
Whereas lie or Of decessed eaases feeling Of deep
he v as. S Sd and % y. Srns. ne r.mp.c.oc s "
3. s o. s ss ss -s . s n
mss won the Affection and esteem Of ell who had he honor
wsersss A. ts gallant leader Of the Volunteer Division OF
the american s hs LED r. ars' mo sse cry ?, Nero
upcn ihe 0overpment Pslsee; aud
Whereas The deceased was % birth citizen OF this STATE
Resolved That The ,gryyers Of he First regimen, Of New
the death Of the amented and sasn oeaes
Sa ar.sa rse ser and
ynpsh,es for ,hs dspeu.stoa Of Divine froydenee, By
proiector and friend srd the country one puresi
patriots and bravess soldiers
Nan Or faarn 81
wealthy and respectable uercban, Of this city, but who
Is native Of Virginia, getting up AT his sole expense
handsomely printed and bound book which will com
prise the whole Of the proceedings Incident TO the late
moval Of President Monrce's from New York
W Virginia. II will also embrace history OF the Ma
toual Guard OF this city and brief biographical sketches
of the merchant getting up this expensive booK which
will make from 200 70 300 pages TO pay compliment
70 the National Guard " each Of the officers and mes q
which ne Intends TO present copy neatly bound. He
sso expects 10 prceeut copies the leading civil auhor
ties OF the cities OF Mes York and Richmond.
TBE LATE HERo or CHxRRY srREsT-PF1E D,wsoy MIXING
AosrR AT Hrs PRESENT Rurpxscx reporters Of the
city press Yesterday paid visit the present babaon
Of this renowned individual after some hesitation on
the ra Of the authorities Obtained leave 70 v., tina cell
in which the lustrious convict now passes his long and
orcary nights the retired shores Of Black wells Island
He reedcs in cell No y and upon the iron door which
closes up his quiet retreat there hung card with an
elaborate description OF the prisoners name age birth
place. snd on" As in hs cell Da sson vM non -,
nnt the reporters proceeded 70 sbe work yard where
he vas found engaged in he interesting occupa,,on =,
mixing mortar for the building Of the hospital Poor
Pete very fair mpersonstion, under present circuu,
stances OF grim mortal deepoied OF his hrpte dccora.
tons and he felt % sensbly the kind visitation Of TIE
guardians OF public that he ut once drew his broad
erim over ms isos 70 sn9. ou' n W. md
fore he leaves.
DxsrrRArx ArrxmPr AT Suicide A BooxKxuER---Yee.
terdsy afternoon Mr.. George French sbookkeeper ths