The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

PRISON ASSOCIATION Nxw YoRK. There was a meet
ing the Executive Committee Of the Prison Associs
ton Wednesday evening last at their rooms, No ~
Bible House. Mr.. Abraham Beat general agent Of tho
society presented the reports Of thu Detention and Ds
charged Convict committees for December from which
Il appears that O. COO persons in prisons, poor and
friendcss have beer VISITED ga discharged, Laos
aided pccaaiaIily, IL provided with rerTnancnf
situations and Ias Supplied s WIN s so'n, n "a, Tue
and that OF Hon John stanton Could Chairman o. Com
mlttee County Jais, were read There has bc,n ts
OF The lighter grades OF offences, but crimes OF
. higher graie-burglarics poisoning and abortons--
have had an augmentation report OF Judge Edmonds
Sn ] Teso sn as Ballard on
the latter TO appear in the annual Publication.
BslL or TIE SEVENTY REsInKSr.-The annual
ball Of the Seventy drst regiment n a e. n " will take
place ON Friday the 9th Of January, at the Academy o.
Music and every preparation has been entered into cas-
culs;ed 20 make II Of the military feainres Of tbs
winter number or eminent officers and civilians have
been invited and &c neral Burnside, Hon. Mayor Hot
and others have sgnded their desire TO be present.
hand Of music Ia III comprising about one hun
drcd Performer has been secured
Tar fxyiscrrKs fashionable club gave It's four
ieenth soSes dan.anie last Thursday evening o. 10
rooms, No 30 IVES, Fourteenth street. A. usual The
bali room was crowded With fair women and brave
men. and dancing was kept up with spirit III
four o'clock the next morning A sp'easid sappss
wa served up in DelnsDicos II one A. n, ~
which the invited guests paftook The Affair was con
Quoted by Mr. Jno I. sscxart President, who rccevs1
valuable assistance from Me~~rs I. Davis l. Doves,
d q Knapp d. y. Dunbar and oher-; and TO say thss
Il eoualled The previoos sofess gwen by the "InviAc
bi-.' II sufncient-
Crvu Associates or Dsxvrx's ZorAvEo The men
bsrs OF the old prh regiment New York Volunteers.
more generally known the Duryees zousvss desiress
Of psrpssua,ns the hoasrsd associations Of The psa
o. well a. for their mutual benea invsod 10 arsssA
meeting TO b neid nj rykes sslccu In Bseecter stree
90 the evening Of January IL Ihe can u signed By
regiment aroug whom Generals Warren, kiipafrscS
Duryes Davis Hambltn, and Colonel Hiram DaDeA
with such endorsements tho sucoesu formation 81 tbs
ASSOCIATION n looked upon - certainty.
Ynn wosru srsssr--A NAs ARsssrp or svsnupS
ev AsscS AZ about fenr O'Clock Sunday meaning
Gre broke eus 10 lager beer saloon owned by Aususe
Fnsk, u No. 100 worth street. TIE names sprssd
quickly and burssd through tho saloon, destroying
pretty much tho who,e Of the interior and Ne stocs
therein The Ore also burned through the nocypg Of he
rear srsssding 70 the roof al which place she nrss.
prevented Il from doing further damage me s>eone
door from, rom, % Occupied By asss sTs on
door wors oceup,cs By John oHsshan A. dv.'hsr
M carshsn's fursiture wr oospstsy DESTROYED ane
from, rocus were occ1p,ed ry Jchs KsfI and family
HIS furniture damaged about to Insured Tor 80
in the eebbsrd Insurance Company mcc ,rs rooms -
an the furuurs asssrsyed loss sbcut e3oo insus
i snce Tho building n owned by Or. Jamer sweeny.
The damage done u viii smoons 20 about ~, .oo ~
sy,A N was scscd by several Of the tenants that Mr.
Frank Owner the lager beer saloon. bad oecn recn -
convey away from his .alcos various sstee. two %
three DAYS prior 70 the are and fnrhcr that he va'
doing no business Of Consequence and wished 70 cell Ont
and rrtner. that Frank has an Insurance. az $3.50 90
stock ne sssn T s s
b>>a sllcsd BY Fire Marshal Baker on his ersmnaiis
cncer Mccy srrcArd Fsnk -uspicoa cf setting the
me prisoner wa brought, detained him fos furhss
exanisaiien