The New York herald., 1865-06-20
City Intelllgenca ;.

RoxAs CATHOLIC ORrHAN AsyLyM- Yesterday aftss-
n0on four o'clock heannus exhibiu ion Of the Romas
Catholic Orphan Asylum for boys took place ct the Asy.
lum in Fifth avenue, between Tiftiet and Esftynrse
streets in the presence OF very Large and respectable
audience consisting chiefly of the peop lie Of st. Johns
parish and the clergy Of the diocese Archbishop Ne
Closky presided, and was accompanied by tho Rev.
Fathers STAIRS, McMahon Mct.rOy, frt m Boston, Mo-
Anneny Mooney and acRyoy Tho exerci consisted Of
songs, REGULATIONS and music By tho As lum band with
examining classes in their stud Tho noaS
appearance OF the chldrsn, and the read mannor wA
which they carried the parts aott, ID, eiced the
applause OF the audiences and spoke vs,nmes for ths
worthy sisters in charge CT the building Al tho concu
SION OF the recations the Archbishop addressed the
children advising them continue pract sng tho good
lcssons which instilled in them by their tsache
large number Of presents were then dislr buted Mr.
Michael j. ODonnel, secretary OF the Roman Catholic
Asylum acted master OF the ceremonies intcrrogane
children their lessons, and by his geIflemanly anl
ssmblage present At the conclusion Of the star the
people expressed themselves vol satisfied with the plea
SAINT treat they had received boys OF the asylum
A WOMAN LEAPS FROM TmRD SroRY WINDOW WIFE
CHILD HxR ARMs--Yesterday morning. absst i've
O'Clock, Bomau, Of ths Twenty eighth pyecinos
while patrolling his beat q woman, named Catha-
rine Hesslan. open third story window Of houss 80
West Houston street and jump to tho ground with .
child in her The officer hssened TO the spst and,
lifting up the woman, found she was dead. she muse
have been instantly killed. The child which hra Hee
sian held in hor dangerously injured and ~
not expected 10 The police report that MIA
Hessian believed to have beon suffering from,absra-
tion OF mind. CORNER Collin. Was notified ohold =
inquest over her remains.
A DISCHARGED SOLDIER DRowHED.-James Anobs, .
discharged soldier while sleeping the desk Of ths
barge Carrier at pier North river at half past th,ss
o'clock yesterday morning, either fell YES pushes
overheard and was drowned man on the barge W
suspected Of throwing deceased into the dock bu. sSss
seemed to be evidence To that effect agan3 hm ~
body OF Anoble was net recovered
A STRANGER IN Considerable excitement wn
created in Broadway yesterday afternoon ~ the appear
in the Of tall athletic and sunonrncd nan
evidently fresh from tho wds Of tho wos clad In regu.
lar hunter fashion, in garments Of buckskn He walked
ns M, *. sopsson M ss ana
era get up among the fashionable promonadc
He finally sought shelter In an Ann strees eating house
and proceeded satisfy his appetite telling the Grove
Of boys and grown up youths at his heels not to follow
or he wapd ''sat them up whole, without pepper o.
SALT" They thought best not TO pursue tho sfAns%
ogeishA gentleman any further
ST. MARrs SCHOOLS, HoBoKM.--A grand picnic 10
the bsnent Of st. Mays schools, Hobeken which are ~
tachsd tho church Of which tho Rev Father Carvns
is pastor, will place THURSDAY next, at symI
Indian Spring West Hoboken The grounds are rs nee
quarter Of an hour
TIE HUDSON RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, sourH, holds
| session to-day, S ten A. NJ, in the South Baptis
church The body comprises the Baptist churches a
| New York, Brooklyn and vicinity, and It's proceed
able interest The association will probably terminals
their hbors tomorrow
Druwxxp man named Amos Grimm, whose resi-
dsnce is in Nashus, N. H. and boarding at Nautilua
ual, Tompkinsvills, Staten Island drowned Fri
day night last at o'clock while bathing opposite the
| hotel His body has not yet been recovered From .
letter found in one Of his pockets this clothing being e
upon the shore he has wife In Nashua and ettes
bears the date Of his drowning II speaks Of ne
health improving, and bathing every night His effects
are in possession Of Coroner Robert H. Hesewood %
Tompkinsvile, 8. l.