The New York herald., 1867-03-31
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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DALI of rhE YOUNG MEs's ASSOCIATION IN Am o. rus
hohAx CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLuM-rhis entertainment
IN consequence Of some misunderstanding with the
Academy OF Music officials has been postponed from the
ga on April 70 the succeeding Wednesday. the oath
the ball y given IN aid OF noble charity-thst of ths
ltoman Catholic Orphan Asylum The eforts or shs
foung Mems Association, OF which Mr. Jeremiah ouin
an last year placed 10 the hands Of the
the proceeds Of the ball. II to be- hoped thst heir
efforts wi meet with similar on The evening Of
tne xatn Of April Every arrangement has been made
10 nave the ball = brilliantly successful as usual
TaE SrAn MILITARY RD,xa SCHOOL Tho new Cavalry
Riding School, located at Nos = and II West Thir-
teenth street, formerly Dckels old riding school, now
In successful operation The State leased the premises
for the First cavalry brigade Brgader General Postley
from the 1st Of May last and detailed Major Augustus
Green to superintend the instruction Of all officers
attached to the mounted service In the principles OF the
mencgc and cavalry practice Al the breaking out Of the
rebellion Major Green the rs to procure the accept
time no in command OF the old City Horse Guards
to which troop General Paez years ago presented
costly flag MSs Green was tho organizer q the Fifth
regiment New York cavSlrv Ira Harris Guard) serving
win distinction n that regimen until appointed to the
majority or the Thirteenth New York cavalry 10 Was
under Generals Bgford Sheridan Custer and others al
theatre or the riding school is tho largest the city
Besides the usual lessons in the menig6, horses
The idea good one and IL all our Brigade field and
stafr officers improve IT, our citizens may better
horsemen among the National Guard
JUMPING ON FERRY BoATs.-Despte the numerous fatal
accidents that result from the foolish reckless prac.
ce Of running and Jumping after ferry boats leaving the
slips, thero will ss be found parties who viii jeopardze
their lives in this insane One Of these cases
occurred yesterday evening the halrpas boat
was leaving the Hamilton ferry for Brooklyn. Tho boat
had started but the chainmaa Henry Hall, still At
his post with chain 10 hand when an Individual camo
he that the jump the boat too much for him.
but then no could check his speed with safety and
seeing sec M no Other alternative. he mad" -
hsn"- succeeded in touching the boat with his
.-,, and must inevitably have gone 70 the bottom
WIN lair chance OF drowning but for the presence Of
mnd OF Mr.. Hall the cbainman who foreseeing the
threw himself fiat the boat and seized the
m1 py we collar OF his overcoat and thus enabled
% 20 hold slm til drawn up deck. The rescued map
neyond nus right was unhnrt but notwithstanding the
give his rescuer Mr. Hall was for several years in his
present position the Staten Island boats aud was in
drowning
MASONIC CoScgRr-The concert given last evening
by the Raymond Lodge, at their rooms 594 Broadway
was quite brilliant affair. The attendance was largo
and fashionable, aud everything passed OF in very
pleasant and harmonious manner The opening address
was delivered by Mr. T. p Breed. and followed BY
Bergs 0nertory upon the organ which both skill
L. "
sIl Bacio" and the "Heart Bowed Down. were given
with very good effect and the other SONGS both comic
applnuded The second part Of the entertainment vas
varied than the rst and consisted OF solos upon
the organ plano and banjo also songs due.t and tho
and was dedicated TO tho N. W. Grand Lodge, r. and A.
NJ, OF the state Of New York.
FILL FROM MAsraEAp-A RExARKABs CASE OF
scReERy.-Th bark Frank, Capt. Lewis, from Palermo
arrived n this port March 90 While her voyage one
~.csfc-
years Of age about eleven weeks ago. whc resng sails
aiof was thrown FROM his hold by the sails striking him.
and who foil from the main topsail yard sixty
captain who standing beneath. fsning him to the
deck, where he was taken for dead and breaking his
h s some sSres
A cook board, Intelligent young man, who
ihe late war undertook the task OF setting he frac
tured limb, and did IL well; accomplishing tho task,
spnting and otherwse providing for the comfort OF
his patient. Everything went well for three weeks.
whom terrible gale set In, and In the rolling OF the
vessel the leg bones again thrown out OF place.
The faithful surgeon cook coming again 70 the rescue
reset tho limb, snd again and again set, until
somo six weeks since he reset Tor the NTH and LAST
well. On IT'S being examined by tho surgeon Quaran-
tine II pronounced be doing admirably and the
bones as well set AZ any educated practitioner could do IT,
tHARGs OF ExBEzzrEMrN.-Upou q complaint made by
James Ogden superintendent OF a cutlery and hard
establishment In Maiden lane. young and appa-
rently respectable man, aged about twenty scyen
years, whose s Henry d. Boil, arrested yes
terday evening in Brooklyn by OF the detectives
belonging TO the Second precinct station house. Bell
engaged in the establishment named bookkeepcr
but suspicion was aroused relation TO his recent
actions and investigation into the books exhibited
complained Of his making false entries, collecting bills,
&c. 70 the amount OF several thousand dollars, and keep
ing the money for his He was conveyed to
the Second precinct station house last night and will be
brought before Justice Hogan at the Tombs to-day
ArREsr or NcIyD TmKy.-Levi Cole one OF the most
noted burglars in the country arrested by officer
Of tho Eighteenth precinct yesterday morning, the
complaint OF detective from Philadelphia, who
here to procure his arrest for the OF bur-
gary time ago in the vicinity OF the city OF Har
risburg, Pa He taken TO that State requson
from Governor Gcary yesterday afternoon.
PIcxrocKxrs ARREsrxp.--wm. Jones and John Colo /
arrested yesterday charge Of picking pockets
&c the Hunters Point ferry, which preferred BY
several citizens Their pictures we're taken and added 10
the collection Of gentry in the rogucs' gallery
TnE BOARD Frng COMMISSIONERS The Fire Com /
held SPECIAL meeting yesterday afternoon
but no business or any importance transacted. n
Is now rumored IN rc quar- ters that Colonel Clark will
not accept of tho nomination as Commissioner and /
Robert Brown, Of Harlem, Who IL will be remembered
tile first fireman who worked steam engine in the
old department, William Haw. Jr. Thomas L. Thorneil,
OF the American Fire Insurance Company
and Vim. 4. Duryea, to be the more prominent
ddates for the position Of Commissioner, which will /
be vacant by the 2ist OF April next.
SUDDEN DsArH.--Archbad G. Brady, aged sixty eight
years. fell dead his residence No 100 East Fourth
street, at five O'Clock evening Deceased bad been
In III health for time mast. lie for thriy
sexton Of tho Middle Reformed Dutch church u this
rity
GkoRGE FeArts rruw SOUTHERN RtilEs
FUsp The inIro table George Francis Train will \
nus the Wall street revelations on Monday night at
irving Hail. Tor The benefit Of the Ladies Southern Reef
Association