New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

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or-ss ~ denomipational lectures as follows HUI
80 Nature BY the Rev. John w. Chadwick of Brook
,vn. "Tbe Bible" by the Rev. F. A. Farley, d. d. OF
13rootIvn. "The Deity" by the Rev. Joseph May Of
Yonkers, Jesus Christ" by the Rev: Dr bellows y,
tss city The 5 hoy s spTL ne By HfS Se Rev
%,h;nSham OF this city; The Future State" by the
Rev Alfred p. Putnam Of Brooklyn.
CHANGES IN THE POLICE PROMOTIONS,
rRsNsFERs AND APPoINT,ESTs.-The following is q
list of the promotions transfers and appointments made
by the Police Commissioners during the past Week
PRoxoT1oSs-R oundsman Henry " Steers Of the fWenty
btS 70 be Sergeant OF tie Tentynnth Precinct Rounds
VIM H. McCIum OF the Twenty eighth 70 ne Ne no
Of The Seventeenth be Sergeant Of the ers re
sDe s Isssd PSeenc Pso%an Garrett Stack
Oftbe Seventh to be Roundsman Of the twenty ns,
SsyyRserat B. w Thatcher from Twenty first to
6Tst 10 Tweny.nn,h Precinct sergt ThOs. Ahern from
Eleventh to Twenty-frst Precinct Parolman Inos ny
an from Eleventh to Eighteenth Precinct Pstroman psva
Sleuhens from Twentieth Thirty second Precinct Patrol
man John sutton from Fifth Twenty fifth Precinct Pa
Psroman Charles Strong from Foyeghih to Forty fourth
Precinct. PsrOlmsn VIM. D. Camp from Fo[ty.hIst to
sixth Fory.Dinth Precinct Paroimsn Mark frIe nom
Fortysixh to kOry.fourth Precinct f1olman JOIN mac,
phersOn from Twenty 9Th to Fifteenth rIecncs rsonn
Andrew MePha from Twenty nth to Tweny'hist rIecnel
Pstrolman Edmund Berkem from Twenty ,hst 10 nweny
6nh Precinct Psrolman Ed Ireaey iTo Fltb 10 fneehh
Precinct
Precinct James Morgan 70 the Twentieth Precinct, Samuel
Stephens to the Twenty ninth Precinct Clarence heiae
Thifd Precinet Samuel Cunningham to fifteenth Pre-
einct Omar Vail the Forty second Precinct Wm Bar
Eleventh Precinct Thos Holt, the Eleventh Precinct
Lewis Chapman the fifteenth Precinct Watson Vreden
burgb to the Eighteenth Precinct ChaE Martin, TO the
Eighteenth Precinct James Faen. to the Fifteenth Pre-
einet VIM. NJ Copeland to the Fifteenth Precinct Daniel
Fourteenth Precinct. Daniel Blake to the Third Precinct
james Woods to the Fifteenth frselnst W n, n. roh 70
Lien N.
Ofice, Brooklyn
CORONERS' IEQUEsTs.-COrOner Widely on
Saturday held on inquest at the Fifteenth Precinct
Statonbouse on the body Of Luther ). Mills, who was
fatally injured Thursday last. On that day wagon
with four horses attached belonging 10 the Metropo
itan Public Conveyance Company, was left standing in
front OF No Ninth-st The horses became frightened
at some object and dashed up the street the wagon
riding, throwing him violently 10 the pavement and
causing injuries from which he died soon after The
Jury censured the express company for not having their
horses secured while standing in the street. Deceased
was a native OF Maine, aged II years.-..An inquest
Saturday held by Coroner Collin on the body OF
Mrs. Jane Ramsey. who died from tie effect OF burns
received at her late residence, No 80 Lewis-st. on
Thursday night last Deceased being in hurry to boil
tea kettle poured some kerosene oil upon the flames.
which communicated with the can from which she
pouring IT, and II exploded burning her in checking
manner. She was native of Ireland, aged q years.
The same coroner held inquest at Bellevue Hospital
on the body Of VIM. i. Mckenzie, who cot his throat
with Thursday evening last at his late resi-
uced at the inquest it shown that the deceased
had been drinking TO excess for some time previous TO
committing the act verdict in accordance with the
facts rendered Deceased was native OF New
York and 80 years Of age
Coroner Cover on Saturday held an inquest at Belle.
vue Hospital, Oh the body Of james Kenney whose
death was the result Of injuries sustained about one
week SINCE by falling down stairs at bis residence 10
Onebuudred-and- seventeenthst, near Ihird-aVe De-
ceased was a native Of Ireland. aged 50 years
The same coroner held an inquest st. Vincents
Hospital the body Of Lizzie Davis. who died from
the effect Of burns received on the 2ls OF september
last by her clothes taking fire. Deceased native
Of Ireland aged 20 years aud at the time OF the aec
dent was in the employ Of family residing in Third
ave, near feminist.
Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest at No. lls
Seventhst, the body Of Albert Heckenberger, who
died from the effects Of accidental gunshot wound
On Sunday the 18th inst, while bunting on Staten
Island in getting fence, his gun caught and ex
plOded, the contents passing through his LETT hand
SCATTERING badly. he conveyed TO his residence
where he died on Saturday. Deceased was aged 2,
IN years, and a native Of Germany.
JUVENILE FoRGERs.--Detectives Tilley an,
Scott Of the Third Precinct Saturday arrested AlbeI
H. Pinkerton and John MCGEE. aged respectively
and IA years three charges OF forgery Young Pnl
erton was in the employ of Messrs Janvier & Va
Wyck at No. e5 Wsrren-st On the 231 Of June last
distracted check from the handbook Of the firm file
it for the of s2 and appended 10 il the sign
lures of the firm This presented by him TO th
paying teller of the National Broadway Bank and wa
presenter TO be in the employ of the firm On July II
PDkertOn presented second forged check for S27 an
July 90 for tl67 L. both OF which hkewis
cashed With the money thus procured the boys Will
IL lasted led fast life Drives the road aud in Ii
Park visits 10 the theaers and expensive suppers
INDUCED in without stint After their arrest PinkeIto
confessed everything. Justice Hogan committed IL
young rascals.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATIoN.-Saturday after
noon the friends Of Temperance gathered at Cooper In
stute TO celebrate the hafyeary anniversary Of tn
American Temperance Alliance. The meeting wa
largely attended the hall being crowded by juveniles
numbering over 1000 Mayor Wood OF Brooklyn pre-
sided The exercises were interesting ana consisted
OF short addresses delivered by gentlemen for manl
years identified with the Temperance movement, anC
songs and gees by the children. Toward the close
the exercises Mr.. Barnums Living onrioeides" wer,
presented causing great-excitement among the child
rem.
FELoSIoUs ASsAULT.-Yesterday, Rounds.
man Hart of the Tenth Precinct, found Charles Vim
ing colored, at the Of Church and Canalsts
conducting himself in ds0rderly manner. He at
tempted to arrest him. The negro resisted, and John
Muvihill Of No. IS Mulberry.st came TO the officers
assistance. In the struggle, Vning drew razor and
cut MuyihI on the wrist. He was finally secured, and
cused Is aged 20 years sailor native of Philadelphia
and resided at No. LOG West SeveDteenth.st
LARCENY BY AN Ex-REBRL SoLDIER.-Some
time since. actuaed By motives Of charity Mr.. Robert
Jewell Of No. Sixhave. provided Benjamin f. Clardy
an ex-Rebel soldier, with home in his household On
the 18th Of September he disappeared taking with him
$500 in gold belonging TO his benefactor He had pre-
yiousy under pretense Of having repaired secured
possession Of the watch Of Mrs Jewell and this be sold
for $50 On Saturday the accused was arrested by De
tectve McCarty of the Twenty ninth Precinct, and
committed by Justice Dodge for trial.