The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12


DSARruHI or MasosAnra-has HOOK - Mis-
Norris Ian This city yesterday By the steamer Chauncsy
FOR California, missionaries 70 the zsnanas In Cal
cutta, under the auspices OF the Womsn's Union ~
sionary Society.
THE PAx-AssRicAS AIIrAscL-At meeting held At
the st. Charles Hotel yesterday afternoon, the Central
Council Of the above association, OF which Prof. q.
batcneior corresponding secretary, which, ~ s title
implies has for lis primary object the prompt
81 tne continent OF North America, WAS resolved 10
nave general meeting or the Executive Committees OF
inc cooperating associations the 10th OF November
the association.
Tzs SERVICES ST. sTEPHEs's cHURca--The types
made the number Of persons who received frat COM
munion at ST. stephens church on Sunday nine hun
dred, whereas t should have read fifteen hundred.
mission, conducted BY the Redsmpsorist Fathers, is
now In progress al the church, and will be continued
for two or three weeks 70 come.
In hrxosIAs-THk Lars GOVERNOR ASpREw.-A me-
mortal meeting commemorative OF the life, character
and public services OF tho late Governor Andrew, Of
Massachusetts, held last evening At the Union League
Club Rooms Addresses highly sulogistic Of the de-
and VIM. NJ EvsrtE
AID PROM Nsw YoRr TO THE sHPwaHcKs AT sr
THoxAA-The Coast wrecking Company have just for
vardsd expedition from this port consisting Of the
steamers Relief and Competitor, with picked crows,
under the command OF Captain Henry, 10 The ship-
wrecked vessels at ST. Thomas.
ANNUAL MsEnSc NEW York FIRExES's Asso-
cIAroxThe above association held their annual meet
ing last evening at headquaer and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year. President Henry
wilson: first Vice President, william Lamb; second
Vice President, Lewis ]. Parker; Secretary, Robert
Wright; Treasurer z a l. Ridabock Trustees, Jonas
The annual ball OF the association will take place on
Thursday evening, January %, 1868, at living Hall
ANNUAL NETTING ST. NICHOLAS SoaEry-ELEc-
roS or orrcKRs.Tne ST. Nicholas Society OF this city
held their annual meeting last evening at Demonicos.
Fourteenth street. corner Of Fifth The follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year:-Presldent, James W. Bsekman; Vice Presidents
Arst Benz h. Field; second, Richard Mount; third,
James n Mclean; fourth John T. Hoffman; Treasurer,
William n. Vermlye; Secretary, Smith T. Lane; Chap
lsins, Rev. Thomas E. Vermye and Rev W. 8. johnson
Physicians. Abram Dubois N. D., William E vermilye,
James X. Wood, N. D. Managers Gulan c. verplanck,
James De p. Ogden, William H. johnson, Charles r.
Cb.r Henry msa sns
Peyster, James J. Roosevelt, William Remsen. stew
ards George W. Mclean VIM. Irving Graham. Robert
George Remssu. James Breath, Abr. r. Lawrence, JE,
Carlisle Norwood, N. W. Stuyvesant Catln-
ANNUAL REUNION THE Ex-OFncERs OF TUE NERcAS-
TILE LIBRARY AssocrsrIoS.-The meeting Of the EXON
GERS Union Of the Mercantile Library Association took
place last evening At Delmonicos Fifth avenue corner
OF Fourteenth street. The various reports Of commit
tees having been received the following named gentle
men we're elected officers for the ensuing year Presi
dent Isaac H. Bailey; Vice President, T. X. Tremain
Corresponding Secretary, H. g. Pierson, Jr Recording
Secretary, h. Grant; Treasurer Theodore H. Waite;
Directors Cornelius L. Everett Joseph N. Camp, Alex.
ander Rhind, Il Judsop stone and Charles T. X shsr
map
AQUAnc sPoRrs-A moss novel entertainment was
given last evening at the New York Swimming
Academy, on Sixth avenue, in which ave prizes were
awarded 10 the best amateur swimmers The nrst prize
gold medal the second silver medal the third
hand thn Hnrrfh civ and ho
NTH silver medal-the latter contest being diving
match. There were present about one thousand per-
result The FIRST entered by Nessrs Sands and
Siverman, distance eighty feet; won by X H. Silver
man The second race distance one hundred and sixty
two hundred and twsnty.four feet awarded to
Ernest l. Appenheir The cup presented to George
Atty feet under water. The evenings amusement
closed BY several wonderful evciutions BY Charles
IN ths eonDr r's for n
TIVE SUICIDE Ar THE FRANKFORT HousE Coroner Cover
yesterday held inquest II tho Frankfort House, Will
liam street. the body Of A. b. West, who committed
suicide by swallowing OF laudsnum, 20 already
reported in the HERALD. Deceased had been in the
habit Of occasionally lodging that house. the propris-
place Of redsUcs NJ West seemed 70 s. m.ch do
pressed in spirits Saturday night hut the cause
thereof did appear Deceased Was fty.nve yeap Of
ags.
The DrATH OF TIMOTHY CoILMs-No NURDsR. -CoronsI
Schrmsr yesterday held Inquest the Twentieth pre-
cinst police station the body Of Timothy Collins,
Whose death supposed 70 have been the result Of
violence inflicted upoa him Sunday, the Sd instant
while in the porter house Of Henry Jsntz, corner or
Simeon N. Leo, n. D.. made pest norton examination
on the body, which showed that deceased had besn
and in he opinion Of Dr. Leo, death result
Cd from congestion 81 she brain. Tho jury accordingly
rendered verdict 70 that effect Upon the rendition OF
~ adj "a Tout~ ~hn haAt .~nu ~.s>A At
charged fron custody. Deceased thirty eight years
Of age native Of Ireland, and lived u No 52l West
Twenty eighth street.
TRINITY CHuRcH ORGAM-Ths organ Of Trinity church
taken apart yesterday for the purpose Of repairing
This organ built In the year 1s46. BY Henry Erbsn
Of this city, and cost $4,000 IL thirty feet wide and
nfty four feet high. 1t has the largest pipes Of any
organ in the United States.
MoRGus Noncs -"USKsowx. Warden Brennan re-
ported that the body Of unknown man, about atty
ysaS Of age, taken TO the Morgus on Sunday De-
ceased about Ave feet eight inches high, bald had
black coat. pants and vest light blue flannel shir
Canton flannel undsrshirt CATER and boot Tho
body found foot OF Fifty sixth street. East river
and was too much dscompossd 70 DO placsd in the
morgus.
ARREST or Az ALLEGED PIcxpocKxr yesterday after.
noon George Price, an alleged well known pickpockst
sixteen years Of age arrested BY Captain Mills Of
the Eighth precinct while riding the rear platform
OF Of the Broadway and University place line The
any legitimate purpose ordered him 70 aignt but Price
failed to comply With the Instructions and accord
pgiy taken nto custody and confined At POLICE head
quarters.
INSULTING LADIES TEE SrRn1 Numerous CON-
plants have lately been made At Police Headqusrsn Of
young men who are in the habit or promsnadins the
most prominent shoroughfarss and insulting unpro.
tscssd ladies' who pass them Yesterday three additional
complaints Of similar nature made case be.
inf that Of two ladies' who were nsued st late hour
In the afern Union square another lady being
annoyed IN like manner on Broadway near Ninssssnsh
FIRE N wHnr srREsr YEnrRpAr.-A fire originated
about ssvsn o'clock yesterday morning in the premises
No o. white street. occupied BY the arm OF Dusr
Sweet but sxtinguishsd BY the prompt arrival Of
the nremen before any considerable damage DONE
Damage 10 the stock by water and smoke about $500
The building was damaged to the extent 10 value OF
about 500 Both losses fully covered by insurance
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.