The New York herald., 1867-02-21

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nIuonays nsss yesterday, but - bssinsss of pubns
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grafton ssasssass submitted sbowsd the number d emit
grants sadsa YSss ;:s .ssk 7 = s hs'o %:
The balance q ne comm sta'ion money nov n bank \
7nzL mn o. ~ rsox- -cIAp DusDnsae. e.-fSs iron
clad war vsassl Dunderbsrs. dtsgnsd and oonasruos
w william n wshh q tAs city, w make trial trI
SEA p b abssas twelps thrse days. aaslins today
weather psrmitung. lt \ nd ~. wsbb recently had
a og2sstany z aspess of this shig = iossige so
ssssrsS and ssushs q b relieved from 81. ccnsra
Wth - May DsSa Sanmsuk; bat - esvsnmens rsfussd
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should NOS De allowed 70 pa1 fom the control
q this government NJ Webb. in ooussqcsuos sssssss
ConeoO 70 anthorize tho He0rstAry OF the Navy %
appoint board Of naval officers nx yaIuaton upoa
her, aadp p BIN thssum 80 nxed res government!
officers Win ooaduct tho trial .sN ~ asxsa
IuSas o. nm Cr cHAHszaL Am-Mr Daniel DsvIiu,
the City Chauberain taken saddsny sicE On koa
day evening" last with it Il sad serious sssss og
Brights disease Of tho kidneys ~, ~ 4..sa-..,
PHcrosD CArHouc EDucAnoSAL TwrIrUu ron Nsv
Ycak.-Last night numerous meeting VS. hs4 a
Clinton Hall. Astor place. Of those Interested in me
cause Of Catholic edncaton in this city, and with the
view Of establishing extended scale library
citation and institute for that purpose Rev Father
Preston presided and addressed the meeting At cons
derabe length giving outline Of the objects c0ntem
plated The association had existed before the war
broke ont. but consequent on large number OF its
members being drafted on for service n their countrys
cause the association had unfortunately fallen into
Was prnno noxodt m ro.a II.
after somc discussion resolved that Mcssrs Preston
FinrelI, Groy. Murphy and Shea do form committees
TO carry out the object In view. te 81 M
BAILor rnE SEVENTY NINTH RscrxxSr. HrGHLASDERa- -
The annual ball of the above regiment came Oh last
night at Irving Hail. The tastefully decorated
with flags and estoons OF the former bong relics
saved dnring engagements the late war The gallery
with tablets bearing the names Of the diff
ferent battles in which the Seventvnnth was engaged
commencing with Bull run and closing with the sur.
render Of Lee Two oil the coors displayed presenter
very tatsered appearance having been nearly shot
away, peculiar interest being attached to them
OF the regiment fell while fighting under them.
Notwithstanding the nclement state OF the weather
about hundred couples were present. who induigsd
with cvidont gso the light fastasc toe to the music
OF Robertson's band 1t mn be admitted that Irving Hall
has rarely presented pert appearance did last
night The military uniforms of snme gentlemen, the
Scotch costumes Of Others and the elegant dresses OF the
ladies' they gracefully gided in the mazv waltz Or tho
rapid gaop presented drit which was con sider-
ably heightened by the many coored flags which oated
their heads Dancing was kept up till an early
hour this morning. when the party broke up, with
satisfied that the reunion had been pleasant
Tho whole affair reflects great credit upon Captain
Joseph Iaing and Adutant Robert Gar tn whose hands
the onus of the management rested.
RELIEF FOR Tug SoUnL-fhe treasurer or the New
York Ladies' Southern Relief Association acknowledges
the receipt OF sl5e08 be applied for the relief or the
distress in the southern States ~ so Ss4lsg
AProMTnxSr ov ('rrr suRvKvoR Professor N. Carroll
has been arpclnscd bv Mr. Mclean Street Commissioners
rs surveyor Of the CITY and county Of New York. 49,
SALE os ARm 0ocss--The sale Of army ciothing and
saupags hsld yssseraay - shs corAsr Of Issht and
wssAsagssa srestk atspndtd ~ Abeut one hundsed
purchaser The azsAcia ~ comprised hAaksts, nAii
tary oethlng. vaass, bsyies, &C.. aAdwsrs ~ noees
less 6ansassd ~ usea midsv expeeue. ana me like
The hddag w scssvs cnd ne ecck .cid - veli =
ss.. g lI, ~ pound boots q y.s.css assc.is
vested forage cap and forty-six pairs OF epaulsts
nvc cents each Tro~scrs were sold a. from 81 % to
g. IN Per E TIE goods sold rsrs generally u large
Being chiefly Intended for winter use the purpose Of the
dealers II 70 keep them for next year. s. 4
"A HopwUL sos.--A boy named Mark Frazier, aged
thirteen years. called TIE Twenty precinct
ton house late on Tuesday night and informed the ON
eein charge that he had away from bis mother who
lived 10 Rondcsi UIsssr county and from whom be had
stoen 452 He stated that he came 70 90 the city and
had just about much of II a. was needed q sat
isty hs % rural " Ley curcs cooscs.ss thai hs hss spsn:
NOT amer shs manner of vsnderbis 81 the san fan.
cisco soups put up 4 tns Hstpciiiaa me youthful
await An answer 70 q telegram sent 70 his mother.
sAssArH SCHOOL FAM loving 70 the storm the fAir In
behalf o the Sunday school connected with the Church
Of the Resurrection held in the Harvard Rooms q the
corner OF sixth and Forty street. not
opened yesterday. Anticipated many Of the ladies'
under whose auspices it is conducted being unable 70
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nary avrauqcments those OF the managers who ven.
tred brave the wind and snow occupying themselves
sewing machines have been presented By the mauufac.
urers for sale Il che fair number Of choice paint
ings, wax no.ers, &c vii also be exposed for sale
prumnest members of this young and energetic congre
CATION have exertcd themselves heartily In this enter
prise and is 70 b hoped That thor efforts WI be
crowned with snccess \ W .a.. tf ,sAs5
.ArryNrT AT About half past two O'Clock
yesterday morning ofcer Morrison Of the Twenty-
second precinct pa,rolrg his post Broadway.
he observed man standing in the doorway Of the
housl No. 1,407 Broadway, which Is occupied by Mr.
Charles Orperman boot and shoe store so
the man perceived that the oaicer watching him
RAPID rate and quickly disappeared down OF the adj
joining streets Tho ocer mnedisteiy examined
doorway where be had espled the fellow standing
| and found large jimmy lying on the doorsseps
The door itself bore marks that indicated that the bur-
gar had already begun to york bis way into tho store
pas the upper wards Of the city have become infested
with burglars and sneak thieves, who travel In pairs
one a .actve snan, the other sspfcket-and
few Of this kind Of gently have been spotted In the
Tweuty-second preciuct Captain Ward has Instructed
his men keep sharp lookout for them a nighx The
| fellow who attempted 10 break into Mr. Oppermans, IL
Is believed belongs to OF these organized banda
- Mxurxe ov rHK FmnnSs ASSOCIATION. The Now
York firemsns Association held special meeting last
evening and made nna arrangements for the departure
Of the special committee 70 proceed 10 Columbia G.,
70 pressn the new hose carriage recently bu BY them
IN Independent Engine Company NO. l. Of that city.
Tho carnage which exhibition q the casriage
repository corner of Great Jones street. and Broedw
| win bs forwarded the 2sth inst. BY one Of the
.Charieston sseamcn and the committees will Ieevs on
the ~ f March, by the way OF Baltimore ana ncsfok
members OF the old volunteer hremen 70 the hremen y
the SOUTH
DuAru u cmL-0ncer Roland, Of tho Twenty eighth
precnes Tuesday night arrested an Irish laborer
named John Mcconnell for being grossly intoxicated In
tbe srees ana took him 70 the Greenwich street police