New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14
RE-opEsrve OF ST.. FRANCIS XAvrFRs Col.

RE-OPBNlNG OF ST. FRANCIS AAVltR \ NOb'
LEGE.-On Monday morning the College of ST. Francis
x,vier in sixteenth.strcet was formally reopened
The collegiate hall was eraced with the presence OF
the Most Rev. Archbishop MoClosky together with a
number of the clergy and large audience.
Al O'clock Mass was celebrated by the Rev Father
Danbress.
The Most Rev Archbishop McClosky asccnded the
pulpit after the first Gospel and delivered an eloquent
address to the students.
The clergy and students then adjourned to the spa
eious College Hall where the exercises incidental to Its
re5penng occurred Prof Berge presided over the mu-
steal service.
The exercises opened with poetic address of vel
come TO the new Prelate, by Mr. Patrick Loughram.
MrJ J. Murphy delivered an address on Eab'enes q
y Reorr in which the death Of Archbishop Hughes
and the advent of his successor was alluded to.
The next address had for its subject JcdnR" Pastor
R,diriras The point and pith Of the discourse was
THAT the Most Rev John Hughes was revived In has en-
inert successor the Most Rev. John MoClosky.
Mr. j. j. Herold then made an address Of welcome 20
Che Archbishop and was followed by Master A. d. Bar
rel. a boy Of six years who spoke in the Spanish
tongue.
The students were then addressed by the Archbishop
and the exercises closed with music.
Custom HOUSE MATTERs.-The new Collec-
tor Mr. Draper, has issued orders 10 the Revenue
Naval Service TO have a sufficient number OF vessels
constantly cruising about the coast to prevent the
plundering and burning Of our ships by priyateers
These vessels sail day and night at all points OF
the coast The order has given confidence to merchants
that they may now safely engage in the coasting not
The ocean trade.
The Collector is engaged in investigating the
Of every department under his supervision
No appointments or removals have yet been made
THE LOVE POISONING CAsE.-The investiga-
ton in the case Of Mrs Nancy Love who died under
suspicious circumstances at her residence In 5sstreet
near 9th-avenue the 3Oth ult was concluded on
Monday before Coroner Ranuey The deceased Just
previous her DEATH stated that she had been poisoned
by her husband John. and a woman named Ann Nei-
with whom she further stated that her husband was
guilty Of INDUCING in Illicit intercourse On this state
ment they arrested. After the death OF MIS-.
Love an salvsis was made Of the stomach and Of the
iptestines but no trace OF poison could be detected.
The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came
10 her death from Inflammation Of the stomach caused
BY the excessive use of alcoholic stmuanis and expos
and we hereby exonerate the accused rom all sgs
picion Of guilt" On the rendition OF this verdict the
accused were discharged from custody
SERIOUS SHOOTING CASE -Monday afternoon
soldiers formerly belonging 10 the 73d Regt. n Y
Volunteers. Second ZOuaves, got into alteration
with Lieut. Col MichaeW Burns of the regiment
at the saloon Of Mr. Lawrence. No. l2 Grcenwichav
enue. The soldiers complained that the Col had tied
one Of them 10 tree and degraded another from the
position OF Sergeant 70 the ranks when III service After
some angry words had passed between the parties the
soldiers advanced towards the Col. in menacing
manner. The Col drew revolver and ordered them
off when Of them DANES Hamiton) attempted 20
eeise the pistol, when IT went off shooting Hamilton in
the stomach and il s supposed iDjuring him fatally.
The wounded man was conveyed TO tie City Hospital.
and Col Burns was arrested and in the afternoon had
m examination at the Jefferson Market Police Court
before Justice Ledwith. Messrs. k. n. Waite and
Geo NJ Curtis appeared for the defendant and asked
that he be admitted 20 bail The Judge will give his
opinion to-day the question Of admitance to bail
PHILADELPHIA THIEF ARREsTED.-On Satur.
day last Frederick Blaze, alias Charles Green. while
alone in room in the residence of Mrs. Louisa Har.
Iison No 4l2 Sansom-street Philadelphia forced open
the drawer NJ bureau in the room, stole nom thence
quantity Of jewelry valued al 500 and fed 70 this city,
IesterdaF he was arrested by detective Eltra at the
St james Hotel. On searching his trunk ali OF the
missing jewery found. with the exception OF did
mOnd ring which the prisoner rofdsed " account for
Decisive Levy Of the Philadelphia Police, who had
come on 20 this city last evening took the prisoner back
" Philadelphia lie is bit 10 years Of age and claims
20 te Government detective
LARCENY OF POCKET oOK.-Ellen Spring
yesterday entered the Of Mrs. Eliza Fogary No
4Prnee-street during Der absence. and stole from
thence a pocket book containing pawntickets repre-
senng articles 20 the amount Of 500 She arrested
and the stolen articles recovered.
FATALLY ISyuRED.-John Straps, aged IL
-. emplol ol Joiil uOIloh. NJ 'tlni-
street while at play with number o. boys yesterday.
fe through the hachway Of the above premises from
the third story the basement and fractured his skull
lie was taken 70 the New.York Hospital but there is
scarcely chance Of his recovery.
SoIDIER RoBBED.-On Monday night Am.
brose Sui ivan attached 10 the Battery HOSPITAL was
Knocked DE- wn in state street aud raod Of IA silver
watch by CT aries Bates aad three INK nown men Bates
was subsequently anssied and committed by Justice
bowling n dcfs ult Of =! 600 bail has eeiyod three
years IN the Union ranks Hrc lost a leg