The New York herald., 1866-05-10


SUNDAY SCHOOL, BENEFIT. The lecture OF Rev n ".
Gallagher 'Ireland and the IRISH" will be delivered
at the Boomingdae Baptist church, Forty second street.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues this evening" tho
proceeds TO be devoted the benefit of the sunday
School of the church congregation.
BENEFIT THE ALLEN STREET METHODIST CHURCH The
Apostle of Temperance John d. Cough will lecture upon
his favortc topic this evening at and for tho benefit OF
the Allen street Methodist Episcopal church
HoME SOLDIERS SAILORS ORPHANS Tho paint
ing, Crushed by Iccbergs. by Mr. Bradford, WILL by
permission Of the artist be exhibited for the benefit Of
home for tho Union soldiers and sailors orphans
No s45 Broadway, commencing to-day and continuing
for the succeeding three weeks Mrs General Grant In
honorary president of the commhtee The object Is
good and sensible one, and the exhibition should have
success, from that reason alone aside from the merits
Of the painting
BURGLARY RosnxRr. The store OF Mr.. r. Leonard,
nonheast Of Allen and Grand streets, was
tered on Tuesday night by means Of wrenchng lock
from the cellar door Allen street. The burglars then
bored holes in the ceiling above and broke out two
boards AFTER which they passed through tho aperture
aud packed up cloths valued at fifteen hundred dollar
with which they succeeded In making their escape. No
arrests have been made but Captain Davis Of the Tenth
precinct Is in search OF both the thieves and the stolen
goods.
smr OWENS ASSOCIATION. AT the annual meeting Of
the Ship Owners Association OF New York held at their
rooms 30 Pine street. Wednesday, May the follow
ing officers elected for the ensuing car-Prcsi-
rockingham; second Vice President, Ambrose snow
Treasurer, William d. Morgan; secretary, Thomas :.
phen W. Carey, John q. Dale, Henry W. o Edyc, I'd.
wnrd Hncken Charles II. Marshall, ID. Golden Murray,
William Nelson Jr, William G. stnrgcs, james A. Van
Brunt John Williams; Arbitration tommitte, Louis
Walsh, Chairman, Gustavus A. Brett George NJ Clear
man, Cornelius Comstock, Edward Hincken, Charles
Luling, Ambrose snow.
PRESENTATION LIEurrsASr TATE, Twenty SECOND
RtGxESr-Last evening the members OF Company c, Of
a..
Of presenting OF resolutions To Lieutenant Tate
bodying therein sentiments OF gratitude 10 that officer
for the services bestowed by him in the elegant design
and PERFECTION of their room which has been generally
made by the Secretary, Nr Thomas g. Baker The
following are the resolutions which werc neatly framed
and engrossod -
whereas This company feel ts, suitable aosnow
sdgmegs Justly due 10 Sar esteemed friend Leuisn.n
played BY him In the nng of the company there
Resolved That we hereby tender To Lieu,enan, Thos
Tate Jr our hearty and gracfal thanks tor The ability And
man OF ths Building fommities
Resolved That the and elegant in which tn.
Lieutenant Tate, and win remain hns memorial
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions suitably en-
gros-ed be made Official and presented TO Lieutenant Tate
The Lieutenant responded in appropriate terms
A Boy DRowSEp CELrAr-The body OF Frederic ck
Garnett aged six years found yesterday In
cnyaion ned with water the residence Of his pa
rents, No. 3G2 West Forty second street II
veysd TO the residence Of the parents and coroner not,
fed To hold an Inquest.
ForsD ~ LINZ KILs.-The workmen employed In
the lime kiln Of william Halliday, No 2s2 Fast Egh.
ecnth street found body Of boy about eight years
age In the kiln almost burned 20 crisp. He was
dressed In black jacket cray pants bluo army csp
and brogans The body conveyed 10 the Eighteenth
precinct staion house and coroner nOtlDed To hold
inquest.
D,SrpousG ON LANDMARK yeatcrihy
workmen busily engaged pulling down ~. Thomas
Episcopal church. at the Of Broadway and Hous-
ton II Il understood that tho property has been
adynniageously disposed Of and that tho congregation
viii occupy better premiaes stores aud business
places are TO take the place Of the church cdnce.