The New York herald., 1865-03-12

of March,
PRIMERS GYxSAsIux c. A. Alvord read
paper before tho New York Typographical Society last
night in favor OF. tho establishment OF printers gymna
sium In this city. He SGT forth the necessity which
sted for this institution in consequence OF tho scdenary
employment of prnters, and proposed that q collection
be taken up in the various offices forward the under
taking. committee Of five was appointed to report at
the next meeting practical method OF carrying out the
object OF forming the gymnasium
PRoMyxADK CosoERr TwkNY ssoosD REGIMENT,
N. G. s. N. Y.-Tho sixth promenade concert OF the
Twenty second regiment N. G. s N Y, took place at
their armory last evening" and attended by highly
fashionable and critical audience The music was ad
mirabe comprising SELECTIONS from Auber, Iabitzsky,
Verdi, strauss Mendcssohn and some of New York
composers The conductor was Mr.. +. b. Hslmsmuuer
THE BALL sEAsoN-THs PuMx MASQUERADE THE PAINT
ERs' ANNUAL RRuSIos bali Is not yet On
Tuesday evening next one Of the agreeable and at
tractvc balls Of the will take place the Academy
Of Music, which occasion the annual masquerade Of
the Purim Association win The and daughters
Of Israel have made the elaborate preparations and
there is no doubt that the ball Will be highly select and
entertaining All the tickets have Sold and not
single box has been left unsecured. The New York
Painters Association give their annual ball at Irving Hall
Thursday evening The members Of this society unite
annually In grand reunion, the proceeds OF which
generously devoted to the widows and orphans 0 tho
trade The movement was first started and Is now prin
cpaly supported by the wholesale paint dealers Of this
city, many Of whom have contributed largo sums for
this purpose large number of tickets have already
terested in the trade
OPENING TIE NEW YoRK ToBAcco ExcHANaE-The
opening Of the New York Tobacco Exchange to
next Tuesday forenoon, at eleven O'Clock, and the first
regular auction sale will take place at noon Tobacco
viii be In its glory on that day.
RECEPTION THE OSE HUNDRED THIRD Regiment
NEW York voLuSyEERs.-A meeting Of the members Of
the late Ninth regiment New York Volunteers Hawkins
zouaves1 held Monday evening" At the Mercer
House, for the purpose Of making arrangements to
ceve the One Hundred and Third regiment New York
Volunteers, their return to this city. The Ono Hun
dred and Third regiment expected arrive Tuesday
or Wednesday next II decided to parade in uniform
and committee empowered to complete the needfu
arrangements for arms equipments, &C Another meet
Ing will be held at the Mercer House Monday evening
when il is hoped every member Of the Old Ninth now
In the city will be present
PARADE or THE PHGSIx RHIMEST.-The annual parade
Of the Phoenix regiment will take place Friday, in
honor Of ST. Patricks anniversary The following ID
Colonel O'Mafony's order:-
REanENrAL oRDRRs-Ho l
HEADQUARTERS, NINETY Ninth REGr., N g. 8. N.Y.
This regiment Is hereby ordered 10 parade armed and
equipped, Friday, March IT. to celebrate national
right resting near the Bowcry, at nine o'clock The
field and s will report to the Colonel (dismounted at
the same time and place. The non-commissoned staff
and band will report TO the Adutant at quarter before
nine BY order Of Colonel JNO. O'MAHONY.
RICHARD NORRIS, Adjutant
ANNUAL ELECTION THE BOARD IRoN FOUNDERS.
The annual election Of officers of the Board Of Iron
Founders Of New York held at tho Everett House,
Union square, on Monday evening last The election
suited as follows.-
Prssidens-Mr. James r. Taylor, Of the Marine Iron
Works
Yics President-Mr. Wade B. worrall, Of worrau Co.
Tredsurer-ME James J. Burnct, Of tho Excelsior Iron
Secreaary-Mr g. B. Bnlerwsll, Of Hamersley
Naanciay Secyetary-Mr W Braid, OF Braid Brothers
E5ccwtue Co1ncit-Mr James r. Floyd, Of the Oregon
Foundry 70 Mr. Ferguson Of the Empire City Foundry;
weA, Of Cofwen Brother; Nj. Steele, Of H. Steele b
After the election the members repaired to ss splendid
dining hall, whore elegant and smptuous DINNER
served up In Mr. Burroughs best style. After the
were proposed and duly responded 70 fhs President
seen IN ; An eloquent speech - 1sviswed the history
and the ssSsa nd inper,sn. interests " represented
rank aong the permanent institutions Of tho country
Among the many pAer eloquent appropriate speeches
Of s o the SoS. on
s., ssss S = Ed il, ..s, s M,pssy ySnd
w. H. butcr, ESQ, Of Valentine Butler, and wsde B.
woTau neq, Vice President Of the Board: The pro-
ceengs throughout characterized by the greatest
harmony and good feeling being enlivened by number
OF excellent songs and terminated with vote Of thanks
he had provided
DRArH OF Child TnRoUan THE NEGnosScR or A DRya
cLxRx-Thursday Coroner Collin held an inquest at ll6
Mulberry street, over the remains Of Nary Murphy,
child six monAhs Of ago, whose death caused by
thsnsgliscnce Of Charles apes drug clerk n'prepar
ing prescription. Dr. Charles W. Stanley testified thas
he proprietor Of the drug store 25 Mulberry street.
and that about ten days ago the child brought
him with eruption the head be prescribed for tho
child, and on Tuesday last he prescribed again, the
child In the meantime having considerably improved;
the clerk Charles Mapes put the prescription up Mapes
him; the clerk engaged Monday last on tuesday
evening witness called by tho mother Of the child
who said his medicine was poisoning =; he wen. owe,
to bs very much under the Influence Of opium Witness
thought the death Of the child occasoned by mis-
take q the clerk In not looking At the labels the bot
ties Several witnesses examined who corroboatcd
the Testimony Of the doctor Tho jury found that 'The
They further ooDd. her death hsSe SeSn esusca % S1
the culpabe negligence of Charles Mapes In preparing
the prescription administered to deceased" The clerk
was committed TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
He said thai II opium was given to deceased he must
have made mistake and given that instead Of the hu
barb prescribed.
STOLEN CorroS TAKEN 10 JUNK SHOP james Scott, a
colored carman and Eugene Green, ajunk dealer
arrested Thursday charged with stealing ve bales Of
cotton. II appears that Mr. Alonzo O. Reynolds Of No
q Beaver street. gave Scott order for tho removal Of
nve bales Of cotton, the property Of Mesrs Anthony C.
and Charles Rossiere, from the public store No 800
Greenwich street 70 the steamship Virginia. for shipment
to Liverpool Scott received the cotton the I'D ult
and cartod II to Green's junk shop, at No 45 Baxter
street, the 23d ult, and sold II 10 unknown per-
Officers Horbelt and Muin Of the Fourth precinct
arrested Scott and Green who comm tied by Justice
Hogan without bail Scott said that he took the cotton
70 Green's place under oompulson but the latter dis
claimed all knowledge Of the transaction.
ISyASuIcIpR Tho body Of male infant was found
Thursday morning In sink In the rear Of Mr. corbetts
public house, No. COS Second avenue by Mr. James
Dempsey The Nineteenth prccincs police were notified
and removed the body 10 the station house. but were
unable 70 ascertain by whom the child had been thrown
into the vault poa movsxs examination wss nsds by
DR.. Robinson who Of opinion that tho cplld which
WINS about two months old was alive when thrown into
the vault Tho body was handsomely dressed. Coroner
Collin held an inquest
wArcanAS DnowSrD. D.-Pstrck Dayton, Of ysrsey City,
wstchmsn on q Dredging machine a the fboS az waite