New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
LADIES CENTRAL CENTENARY ASSOCIATION.

LADIES CENTRAL CENTENARY ASSOCIATION.
This Associs.ion of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
hold their first public meeting in s.. Pani's Church.
corner Of Fourth.ave. and Twenty seeond-st, this
evening Addresses are announced to bo dehVered Dy
Chief-Justice Chase, the Hon Judge Lawrence Men,
Der Of Congress from Ohio and the Rev. Bishops
james and Simpson.
THE WRATHRR-The bashful, blushing
maiden, who supposed by poets and other fools to
b. tie spirt of the month OF April, has by no means
seriously deviated from her anteeedents thus far We
have had any amount Of rain and shine raw and hamy
since she assumed the seepter. Friday was bright
and almost as warm as summer; Saturday TUNED
cooler With cloudy heavens. and yesterday 1t showed
pearly all day One grsss.plot IN the Park assumed
bottle green appearance, the air blew warmly from the
ses the streets bearab filthy, and everything
looked like the approach Of Spring.
A CASE OF FALSE PRBTENsBs.-On Saturday,
OBeer Doyle of the First Precinct arrested j. Miner
alias Woods on the complaint Of Mr.. J.. Z Ainswick,
one Of the firm OF Ainswiek & Co. of No. 81 Broad-s
The complainant states that on the 18th inst. man
eiyng the name of j. G. Townsend called at toe store
and stated that be wished 10 buy cigars for Southern
house lie did not purchase on that day however but
came on the next and ordered 5000 cigars valned at
$500 60 The cigars we're TO be sent 10 j. 5. Miner
No. % 0d.sip who would give ehees Tor me amount
They were sen as directed and were taken by person
ealing himself James Woods, who gave check for
fe09 90 on the Bowery National Bank made payable
10 the order OF Messrs. Ainswics, and sgDed Th the
Of j. > Miner. On presenting the checA al tue
bank the messenger Informed by toe pa ing teller
Tat there not money enough In tue bank TO tie
credit Of Mr. Miner u warrant him IN cashing TIC
check Mr.. Ainswick was informed Of the fact. In
the meantime he had placed watch on the cigars, ana
they we're by him traced 10 Pier No 80 n H. thence
70 Nos 55l and 553 Westinghouse. and from thence u
q pawnbrokef's sBOp IN GfandSt Each time that the
goous were removed another caTman was emlloyed
and these three were paid by j. y Miner, aias Moods
Richard Hamilton the caghier O the Bovery National
Bank testified that on the 10th Of February last Miner
opened an account in the bank by depostng soOo And
tina. on the same day be drew out si95 since when
tine he has had but s. remaining 10 hs credit IN that
3ustitntion. On this statement, Justice Hogan COM
tted the prisoner TO the Tombs for examnatiCn The
prisoner was at time quite wealthy bat met with
rtyerses, and is now in reduced condition. lie has
wealthy relatives in the city. Townsend the accom-
pliee has not yet been arrested
COMMERCE OF THE PORT.-The following
4, statement Of the number OF vessels Of different
classes which have arrived at this port FOR the week
ending Aprl 7: 40 steamers 81 ships, a. barks, 81
brigs 2l2 schOoners: total, 39l. Nineteen steamers
sailed Saturday for foreign and 2 for domestic ports
THE ALLEGED CHILIAS PRIvATERR.-In the
easeo The United States sgt The Steamer Meteor &c.
the evidence for the Government closed Satur-
dsy, with the testimony Of Mr. Jerome which was to
the effect that be took the Chlian Minister TO Buruags
on board the Meteor for the purpose OF examining her
10 her fitness for the service Of Chilli The was
then adjourned to Monday
FIRE IN FIFTH-ST.-Early on Saturday morn
ing fire was discovered In one Of range Of frame
stables in the rear of No $50 Fithst The flames
rapidly through the entire range and they. with their
contents destroyed At the outbreak of the FIRE
about IS horses were in the stables TheI were all got
Nstaa .lu fhrCnO fha nfI IQnf Mnnpt and
section Of Police from the Seventeenth Precinct The
stables owned by George I. Laird and were
and others The loss will be about 5000; insurance
The dwelling No. lac, owned by Mrs. T. Laird. was
damaged to the amount Of $500 insured for $1,000 In
the Peter Cooper Company. Louis Lenergood one Of
the occupants. lost furniture about $780, insured.
The fire was undoubtedly. the work Of ncendiary.
Fire. Marshal Baker will investigate the matter.
A RECKLESS DRIVER ARREsTED.-On Satur-
day night Andrew Boscher. while driving milk wagon
at high rate OF speed round the Of Bayard and
Mott'ts. knocked down and run over Mrs. Mary
Arato Of No. g. BaIter-st The wheels Of the wagon
passed the breast Of the woman. causing
irjuries. She was conveyed 70 the kew.York Hospi-
tai The driver arrested by Officer Maioy Of the
Sixth Precinct and yesterday committed by Justice
Hogan.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. - On Saturday
might Richard Morris chief cook of the steamer Scotia
lying at Pier No. A. N. R.. fell overheard and was
drowned The body wss recovered, and Coroner Cover
n9tlhed to bold an inquest.
SUPPOSED hPAErCIDg.-On Saturday even
ing Mr.. Thomas Mullen saw man and woman leave
o bundle in some bushes near JoneS's Wood On
sminng the bundle he found IL contained the body of
9 female infant Mr.. Mullen then gave chase 70 the
parties but they succeeded in making their escape.
The remains were taken To the Nineteenth Precinct
md am hla Ont fad IN hnid
inquest 1t is believed that the infant had met its
death by violence.
ALLEGED MUTIsY ON THE BARK HAaRIBTr.-I
In the U. S. Commissioners office yesterday before
Commissioners Belts in the OF the U. S. agt Geo.
Wilson and Others OF the crew Of the bark Har.
rett brought before the Commissioner on charge
Of mutiny The Captain wa sworn and testified that
he shipped the ut Liverpool and sailed from that
port the ieth Of ast February. He wasn't satisfied
with the lookout from the first hut got pretty well out
of the chsnae about fortnight after he had trouble
with one OF the at the Wheel: ordered him TO put
IL up and he didn't and the had 10 take the Wheel
the mate out fox another man but no O.e came;
days after he ordered out the ttsrboe I'd atch
and tsey didn't come; ne then ordered them to take
ship And they ont and did IT, be asked them II
they ooudnt stsy on Geek al do duty and they said
they wOudnt another occasion he wanted tho sails
Gnbent, and the men 60 tho grndstOnes end CON.
1Derced Sharpening their knives and hstehets; they
told the mate keep the sheet fast he would lose
the pansetl; Understood them 10 mean by that that
they would drop II overheard AfterwaId; Flood told
him fom the yard that IL be didn't send him up Ian
tern he would cut fIs nansail and on bis asking his
name was very insolent; they refused 70 wash the |
decks and occasion lar tbs wheel altogetheri
danced aud sang 81 the whef did not keep tho
Vale ~ 10 ss9 %hsysd badly IN ysfoas wsys; witness