The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ceedngs of the committee thus far quite informal
has eveopcd to show that Davis has number Of ardent
friends and supporters here in Official positions and In
the profession who will do oil they can 70 hasten the
day OF his trial the beat legal talent TO appear
in his behalf
TuE AMkRrAs UNION COMMISSION. This charitable and
Christian society," having its rooms at No. IA Bible
House, in this city, consists OF a Central Commission
hay It's Office in New York city, with branches already
organized In Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati
Nashville Richmond and other points. In its origin il
had OF President Incon II enjoys the
cordial appreciation of President Johnson II receives
from the War Department transportation and other faci
tiles 80 far is sent With the public service; and
h prov dirC for refugees Il is in hearty cooperation with
Bureau Refugees and Freedman who are STILL
her.oore dependent on voluntary contributions through
han ,rolrni ,c cites for assistance It's obet ia
defined with precision by the following fundamental at
Gle of its constitution: "Tho American Union Commits
sion is constituted for the purpose OF adlng and bop
Grating with people of those portions OF the United
States which have been desoated and Impoverished by
the war in tho restoration Of their civil and social cond
ton upon the bass Of industry educton Freedom and
CHRISTIAN moralty The following gcntlcmcn constitute
Thompson D. D. President; Row Lyman Abbott, General
Secretary; r. q. Odorne Esq, Cincinnati, Western Sec
retary Row Geo J. Mngins Financial Secretary; II. N.
Pierce, Esq, Recording Secretary; A. v Stout, ESQ.,,
Treasurer: c. W. Lane, Esd Chairman Executive Com
mtee Those interested in this work arc invited 10
gnniza branch commissions, auxiar,es to be
ed with the appropriate branch Every branch will take
such measures IL deems best in raising FUNDS procur
mo- snnnins etc in It's own district will not Initiate
moy enents in the Southern States except by arrange
mcnt WITH and under the general direction vi the Com
mission Each branch shall make monthly report Of
lis operations to the General Secretary.
TRIAL TRp OF TIE FERRynoAr SusQUEEANSA.- nc
coreance with an invitation extended by Robert H. Ber-
-, pu,,., an. .h,.. w ucrn,o,, c,nor.,,,,,a,.
dell, fr'sideh' ana WAS '" "c"'oe"' SUPERINTENDENT
OF the Eric Railroad Company number Of ladies' and
geulemeu Of the financial and others OF the pro.
fcssi0nal gcntcel circles, including many 81 the
,,,,,,.rs in ,he cor,o,ation eob,rtea unon ,he
new eyryboat Susqu hanna yesterday noon at the
fhA ar
foot Of chambers suea, oi ahe p.Ipo,e VI WITNESSING
nul ~ clan Cave in The shortest limo ro.sh,e The
boat was universally pronounced success and all
well pleased with her build furniture decorations, d.
ions officers and The susquchanna IL Of
the spacious crafts of the character built
eng 20Sis feet in length and ia feet deck in
width Her cab built with circles and supplied
with all the more recent improvements. All the wood
work is OF ash trimmed and bordecd and na.d with
back walnut. having pr"ke.s iof gag hgn', easy Oh
snn"eJ Win lire boats on her promenade dec she Is
Just the boat for the business which she will nd her
vocation. she viii with the terryb0a Pavonja,
train boat, on the Pavonia fTy, from Jersey CITY To
chambers s'rec the inereiScu PASSENGER uic 0, me
aon, 10 relieve Their boat OF the pressure.
ExuenIo. or GRAMMAR ScnooL No. AG-rhe pupils
., Nal. ,.r,m,a, { aoo M AZ c,rmausxi,ie nav. an
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exhibition on me 2"h u' 'he P"cceos Dong Unsigned
~ purchase chemical apparatus II was held at the
schoo, house. and was wen attended The exercises
s,std mainly OF reyow OF INC Studies OF inc highest
astr INV n nlipS we're
and dim uli, and were solved with raridity 1t was
really delightful 10 see HE tto gentlemen go to The black
Doan an" soNc VIII, .io sie''s' "plrnt '.se SONY VI
w. hst a1hN. plopic''e ~ q1a WIG 'g'n4us cs c
ing periect acquaintance WIZ me stplecs. Inc sinshe
ana oecian".on were soo: eotu'e y" VIC u"p VI
,ne worla Wy nas'er Snns sn,s VIZ waI! app'aiacu
~ ,,,. ,,,n,x t.n, rI,e. nuesiininu cl, o.hsr The
Ny TUG pupm 'ne'uIo',sa a"c2uo',s '.sh oipe'. i've
noVe''y u 'n's "c'no" ia" . 'cis pieash2 cue"''
ANoIaEE SorrHEnN hN'sfEr ---fbe Rev. J"n's T.
johnson, another eminent clergy man from the 'on'h,
late % Alexandria, Va. peache" ~ ffi"hy eburoi on
Sunday morning iasl IL ~ more tpan Ps"oap'e 'n"'
hereafter No really Christian fups WI De co,cd 10 'ne
truly CHRISTIAN Clergy nan VINO may chae 70 DC mere Oh
inc Saopalh ana ucs'ie 70 Fie" Sc'"ou W INC Prop
II noteworthy iact remarked III connection WIN tue
casos Oi me tNreo ,oatbern s"hticinh WHO nave '"y
addressed our people IN az many dnsrcnt chnrrhe toat
thcy preached n'rtty ooc'tinu UT s''P'""' hcmons,
leaving ponucs eh''rcH "'one'
EXCURSION l. u. l. B.--Thc steamer Charles
will l.av. tho Goot of groooe sfreet East
80 -, - a, -
,'Ve .ui 10, NV n ~ ~, , a't =, ~, So,
nonor OIL INC con'cn''o" VI '"e o"se"" r"'" 'ooe''
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on The Mutuals' ground al IL bokcn II will doubles
be OF the interesting and exciting contests OF
the season.
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LUG '"'e" a"" '"'o''' "sav"''o'' '''' '"7s ''s""s
in the chair member OF ,he meeting stated tla, Mr.
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pevoe ma pee wai.cu upon, anu 1..pe v's mn wou"
ony De enpioyed ~ 'aoaIs "ouu ooon ~ ',e s''e
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moIM'nsnen uopsmee Gu W ' s a.sp , 49, ~;
JIM oon ,n.' "..'n , VA go ,
'ohsoqu nce. - ss' i "as ar ~.
,l' sices, INSISTING s . rS no 80, ~.
oerh o'tsnc e, ny sne .on'"''' LUG "''''ns "'"
"vo""e" 'i' ia'S'ay "eA"
CHuRCa SAIE-st Thomas church (EpscopSll At
the corner Of Broadway and Houston street, has lately
~, g 49,. 400 A., a., -, - ..,.,, ~,
peeh so" 'o' si'''"o0 "e S"e '''ns w! N''""e ''i
business purposes The ece was erected In 1870 when
Dr Duffy wss rector of the ion md there have
becn onjv Tour rectors since namely, Or Hawks DR.
Whlichorne now Bisbop of Illinois DIR Nupap and
another The grounds OF the church are eighty feet
FROM ON Broadway and extend tbrop h 10 Mercer tree,
The aid cdiGco Is 10 he removed in Nav isc6 The
vaults conncce cd win Inc ,hu,,.l which contain IN,
remains of nartcs buried there we're mo-, Included m The
nile MANY OF the relatives of dcceasea persons resting
,hcre have removed the remains tbos. OF Mr. As,ors
family having been transferred a. Trinity Cemetery at
only very re- chi date Another old landmark Is about