The New York herald., 1870-03-30

10 inohiS IT, faf0n, Qs Bf00kIyn Reagan must
have been out With the 'early worm"
Michael Myers, who was employed at McKinley's
HoteA Fulton street, was brought before Judge
Downing yesterday, at the Tombs, charged with
embezzlement 1t Is said, to the amount OF 81 O0O
He had been employed for two years at this place
and this amount has been appropriated at uIlferent
times Justice Dowllng held hlm Tor trial at General
Mrs. Hattie Moore, wife OF fully Moore, OF jersey
City, who shot herself through the body In house
or tIi-fame at No. 108 Clinton place, Friday morn
| ing last, alter returning from the Grand Duchess
ball, Is reported by her medical attenaant. Dr.
Kceney OF West Tenth street to be In no Immediate
danger from her wounds and reports that she VIII
be able TO Join her husband III lew days.
sercoant o,,,, zen, OF the Harbor police yesterday
afternoon arrested an ~. ..leged rVeE thief named
,.,,., ~ x~--y,. $500 Ha-
asSnoSl - Iooe: laVinB III HIS JUNK Dr. 80 mort
vana cigars which had been smugQed into tho losf
IA inc steamer CITY OF Mexico lying at pier 10 A'.
to OToole, and Sergeant O'Brien WHO was Watching
the proceeding from the police boas metropolitan,
waited until the small boat was filed snd tnen ar.
Iesteu Ihe smuggler with the evidence OF his crime
In his POSSESSION.
The Board OF Commissioners OF Quarantine held
their usual weekly meeting yesterday at their rooms
No. 165 broadway, the President Mr. Wilson j. Hunt
IN the chair. communication rom Superintendent
URorke was read giving an account OF the damage
done 10 quarantine property on the island during
tue storm, and there was lengthy debate on the
propriety OF repairing smokesack on tugboat
which, however, was adjourned. The President
called attention to the necessity for nsurlng the
quarantine property and he was duly empowered
assistant engineer on the steamer Andrew Fletcher
at salary OF sixty dollars per month. After some
further conversation the Board adjourned.
General John H. Martindale has accepted an In
vtaton to deliver the Grafton before tho Society OF
the Army OF the Potomac. ut Philadelphia, on the
Sch OF Apri, Letters have been received by the
Grant Secretary Belknap and General Sherman an
nOuncing their acceptance or Invitations to be pre-
sent the reunion and banquet In Philadelphia aud
take part In the The society viii meet IN
the Academy OF Music at one O'Clock, and the BAN
quet viii take place at eight O'Clock IN the evening
at the Continental Hotel. Members OF the society
attending the reunion Will, upon proper ldentinca-
ton, receive transportation at half the usual rates
upon almost all OF the Northern and Western rail-
ROADS.
The Rev. Michael Muller delivered the first or a
series OF lectures for the Denent OF the missionary
Church OF the Redemption. now In course OF erec-
tOn at st. Louis, Mo-. at Cooper Institute last even.
ing, on Splrltualism and Demonlsm.n The lee.
tuIer maintained tle doctrine OF the power Of de-
TO facts narrated In sacred aud profane history IN
support OF his assertions. The familiar spirits OF
those loved on earth must, in q mysterious manner
influence our movements on earth, and that the
names OF souls departed cheer us on to good or
begue us into evil. Vocal and musical exercises
varied the proceedings and the attendance was
fair.
William Gibbons aged sixteen. and William Bo
soy, aged eighteen both haters, were arraigned be-
fore Justice Fowler, acting magistrate at Jefferson
Market yesterday morning by detectives Dunn and
Gynn, OF the Eighth precinct, upon complaint or
their employer solomon Mayer. or No. 6 Wooster
street, charged with stealing quantity OF silk
plush from him the night or the 25th inst. valued
8t $3.50. Mayer states Bosey himself III the
store ana alter 1t was closed at night unbolted one
OF the doors and let Gibbons in, wnen the two re-
moved the property TO yard In the rear or the
store where 1t found and restored to The owner
They both stated they had nothing to say In refer
ence TO the charge and were committed In default OF
81, 900 bau each.
Mrs. Walter G. Lyman gave an Introductory lee
ture to ladies on physiology at the Church or DR..
Hastings, on Fory-second street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues yesterday afternoon, to a large and
intelligent audience. She said TO thoughtful per-
study oe OF more interest than the struc-
turc OF the human BODY, and the principal reason
Is not more generally attractive TO the young
because 1t Is so imperiectly taught. Travellers
assert that "the women or America are more beauti-
become acquainted with the laws OF health so they
unto old age, Wnen the body is weak the MUD ana
aches and pains cannot exercise Christian charities
second lecture Will be given at the same place.