New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
THE CITY.

Bisbop Potter last evening confirmed 25 per-
sons in st. Philips Church.
James BOYLE was the name OF the man who
was killed by the freight train on Thursday evening.
The model for the statue of Gen. Lyon, in
tended to be put up ST. Louis is now on private view
at No. 81 Fourth-aVe
Patrolman Michael Yager of the Eighteenth
Precinct died Thursday night OF disease OF the heart
He was appointed on the force In 1861.
The Hudson River boats did not arrive until
late hour Yesterday morning, owing to heavy fog ON
the river. The Sound boats arrived Oh time
Superintendent Garret M. LOsee of the Free
Labor Bureau has been removed and James DoIahue,
late clerk in the Door Poor Department, has been
appointed to I'LL the vacancy.
John G.. Whittier, the poet, is now a guest
of COL Julian Allen Brooklyn, where he has been over
week and is to have reception by the Union League
and at the house OF his host next week
James Hennessy, having been found guilty
by Judge BEDFORD yesterday ve years in state Prison
companion Of Hennessy, named John Alexander, was
discharged.
The Rev. G.. G.. Goss will deliver an address,
on Sunday evening, in explanation Of the passage:
Whose sheddeth mans blood by man shall his blood be
and Eighth-ave.
City Chamberlain Bradley has designated
the Tenth National Bank, sometimes called the Ring
OF the Central National Bank The Broadway Bank and
the Union Trust Company are continued US places OF
deposit.
On Thursday evening next the moon, about
in the sign Virgo The phenomenon VIII be visible II
no clouds interpOse The star seems 10 go out, as IL
were in the sky the moons dark limb Immersion
of star 955; emersion, about 1886 moon south. lOs
Col. Fisk's Ninth Regiment is preparing for
n grand parade at the Academy Of Music, when
some entirely new features in exhlDton drlls VIII "
presented. The Fisk Guard, "K" Company, Ninth
Regiment drill two evenings each week, and afternoon
drills held for members who cannot attend In the
evening
The case of Thomas II. Johnston, charged
with murder the high arraigned before CON-
missioner Osborne yesterday when Mr. Spencer counsel
for the prisoner argued that the case was one OF man.
the prisoner could not be sent 10 England
the extradtion treaty. After some testimony was
given, the adjourned until to-day at ~ o. III
The Founding Aid Society met last night,
Mr. John Fox in the chair and appointed A. Oakley Hail.
Moses Taylor Andrew Carrigan Peter B. Sweeny VIM;
f. Havemeyer, Robert ]. Dillon, Vim. NJ Tweed, Royal
Phelps, Walter Roche, Richard OGorman, Richard b.
Connolly and John j. Bradley an Advisory Committee,
have the general management OF the business or the
Society clause inserted In the Tax Levy to give
Iexingtonave., and also to give 100000 as soon as
100000 shall have been subscribed in this city There
In the asylum at present COO Infants, age from one
day to five months
The steamship Moro Castle, of the Atlantic
Mail steamship COmpanys line, sailed from Pier NO. 4,
n r., the 2st April at for Havana via Nassau
22d inst at p. Seyentyiye miles southeast OF cape
Henry she fell in with the steamship Cleopatra or the
Vera Cruz in distress and with machinery disabled
took her hawser and started for Cape Henry At p H.
parted the hawser; rounded to- gave her own hawser
and started again at 545 M towed the Cleopatra INTO
Hampton Roads to an anchor stood 10 sea discharged
pilot off Cape Henry Light Saturday morning, the 80
inst at q. m, Just 90 hours from the time of sailing
from New York. The MORO Castle Is commanded by
Capt. Richard Adams.