New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

Western States. There are now in the Asylum near
the High Bridge about 800 children woo are under
wise and iudcious ten. EVEN, eoth'nshd'
ing thu Fourth Brigade n. Y. s. b.. has ordered an
election 10 M tie Office Of major III the llth Kegi-
ment, rendered vacant by the re-ignslion o. MAJOR
Raymond. .... The aoDusl meeting OF the members
Of the Deaf aud Dumb Institution was held Oh
Tuesday afternoon, when the old Board oil directors
was unanimously elected with the addition OF
Mr.. William NiJlo. Among the visitors at the
Institution was Mrs. Gen. Mcclellan. Ire
Fair OF The New.iork State Agricultural Society
hes been appointed 10 be held " Rochester On
Sept. 80 10 continue four days.
Mails FOR THE SAnoRs.-The United States dis
patch-s,eamer Massachusetts viii be ready TO sail
from tho Navy.Yard Brooklyn, about the 10Th met,
to communicate with the North and South Atlantic
Bockading Squadrous, taking The mails, stores, &C.,
not going beyond Cape Canayeral.
The famous Hutchinson Family will give concert
at the Rose Hill NJ. Z. Church, in this city, this
evening.
GovfRsoE OF NORTH CARoLISA.--The Hon. Ed.
ward Stanley Of California, the newly appointed
Governor Of North Carolina, arrived in town from
Washington yesterday morning, and put up at the
Aston IIonse. lie will remain until this morning,
when be takes bis departure for North Carolina In
the steamer Gen. Burnside. Mr. Stanley was yes
terday visited by several OF prominent merchants
| ROMAN CATHOLIC Arf,IRs.--The Easter collections
| ia the various Roman Catholic churches in this city
( for the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum amounted
| to $l0,0Sj %. The ri. Rev. Bishop Duggan OF
Chicago will carry with him to Rome as an offertory
] i. q 4 Tlaa Dra-
late will take with him 81, 100 to Archbishop Hale,
and 900 TO Archbishop Cullen, for the relief Of the
! furnishing Irish.
VISITING TEE SOLDIERS oS BEDLoE's Island
Mrs. DIR. Gordon Buck, MIS-. Kechum Miss WOOL
scy, and number of other ladies, members Of the
| Wonan's Auxiliary Committee, paid visit to the
sodie in the Bedoes Island Hospital yesterday.
They carried with them quantity OF oranges, pre-
serves, and towels for the mea. There are now
seventy sick men at this hospital.
THE LATE Dr.. BAHGs.-At the meeting OF the
Board of Managers Of The Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the frt convoc,tl0n
since the death Of tho Rev. DR.. Bangs, the announce
nent Of hie death was made by the Corresponding
Secretary, who briefly, and with much feeling,
traced the valuable labors Of the deceased in the
missionary cause, from its organization to the close
of his life Resolutions of coincidence with the iam-
i!y Of the deceased We're passed.
II EXrRloRprSARY CoSDUCT OF A POLICEMAN
Richard O'Neil, a member Of the Thirteenth Pre-
cn,t Police was taken before Justice Steers yester-
day afternoon, charged with being drunk and disor-
Derby and i,lonous assault in attacking man IN
Delaney street. near the Of Columbia strt e.,
and presenting fve-barreled revolver, which WAS
loaded and capped with apparent intent to shoot him.
Officer Nelson Q. the Thirteenth Preeinc, stepped up
just in time, and relieved Neil of the pistol while
he was yet clincbed with his intended victim
singe.barreled pistol, loaded capped, and cooked,
was also found in the pocket of the accused at the
Statiou.House He had been on the police force for
six weeks and received Lis appointment at the soc-
ation Of several highly respectable gentlemen. lie
was held 10 bail in 81 900 to answer.
PROBABLE CLosX OF THE CHURCH OF THE Coon
SHEPHERp.-A correspondent of The Church Jour-
nal FAYE, in a communication to that paper:
indeed very uufu that cation like that Of
the Church the Good shepherd which durios ehteen
years pa,t ben doing much good among the poor after
pr.ryeTsaeo .. ..s succeeded in REBUILDING
,un.r, should now foF wsut Of the small sum o 100 oe
Obliged submit 'heir he property consisting Of four lo
OF ground church and parsonage to the hand oil The aac
tioneer
! Tuy CoLoREp CoSyFsTIoy-The Convention
reassembled Yesterday, when the Rev. Joseph Smith
vi Hartford was elected an honorary member. The
death Of tue Rev. John T. Thompson OF Sag-Harbor
was announced, and liberal collection taken for the
benefit of his widow. A letter of coincidence to Mrs.
fpl.. Iy no Pav Mr. RrOOlka a.
read and approved. John Washington Jacob
Jordan and Peter Hawkins were declared eligible
for deacon- orders. After the transaction Of large
amount Of routine business the Convention adjourned.
| SHIPMENTS TO SOUTHERN PoRTs.-Pending the
jnstructons of the Secretary Of the Treasury as 70
what articles will be considered contrabaDd OF war,
Collector Barney has concluded to permit shipments
subject to the following limitations, which, however,
may be from day Ia day modified or extended to en-
brace other articles circumstances may require:
Arms. Ammunition all articles entering into the
competition Of powder, aud spirtuOus liquors, such
ar br indy, Gin, rum and whisky. are declared ccn-
| traband. Eacn ship vessel may, however, take
| out IN IA part OF IL cargo nooeiate amouht-sas
ten barrels TO each vesselof sYirituols liquors ~
ships storee." 4 lst II crew aud passengers, daily
sworn to- has 20 be attached 10 each manifest.
Board or CousclLMEs.-The Board met Last
evening pursuant to adJVur0ment, the President,
1 C.. &. Pinckuey esq, in the chair. large number
Of vapcrs were passed upon, bit they were mostly
routne. On motion Of Mr.. Hogan, resolutions were
adopted, calling Congress 20 pass tine bill Tor the
es abli,hment OF mint 10 The ely. Air. Lent INTRO
I duced an ordinance which was laid over for tutare
considera ion 10 prohibit the paning or posting OF
haud-bils signs, NC, on cut-stoues or sidew alks
.Jud. . hiorrei oil the Superior C0art was granted