The New York herald., 1870-05-31

In the report published in yesterdays HERALD In
relation torpedo boats and the New Jersey torpedo
boat 'swhaer In particular, 1t was enormously stated
that Rev. DR.. Tying was connected with the enter
prise in speculative capacity 1t should have been
Mitchell Tying.
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to hold an
inquest at No. 341 West Thirtysecond street over the
remains OF Mr.. Abraham b. Cohen, q man seventy
eight years OF age, whose death was the result OF
paralysis induced by injuries caused by falling down
a flight Of stairs at No. 1877 Water street on the LIST
inst.
A large crowd assembled at Zion (colored) church,
Bieecker street, last evening, in anticipation that
services would be held, and that some Of the
stirring scenes of Sunday evening would be re-
enacted. The church doors were Kept closed, now
ever, and Will probably not be reopened until sun
day next 1t was erroneouslv stated that the pastor
Rev. Mr. Butler had called in the aid of the police
on Sunday. This was not the case, as that service
was performed by the trustees
the ladies' of the Junta de Cubanas desire to add
their appeal to that made by General Jordan In be.
half of the destitute women and children OF Cuba.
Contributions of clothing old and new, only beg.
ging that it be OF light fabric, suitable for the c
mate Of Cuba, VIII be gratefully received at any OF
the following places:.Mrs. Carmen NJ. De ,, Coias',
No. l3l west Forty-third street, Mrs. NJ Mayorga,
No. 169 Lexington avenue; Mrs. g. c. Barrett, No.
"a West Thirty-eghth street.
A meeting of the Geological Section, Lyceum OF
Natural History. was held last evening at Mott Me-
moria Professor j. II. Newberry In the chair. Some
valuable specimens OF sandstone were received and
also fossiized specimen OF the chthyosaurus from
Wurtemburg, Germany, was presented by DR.. Lewis
| Feuchtwanger. The discussion principally turned
on the red rock which remarkable for the absence
OF fossils. 1t was announced by the chairman, who
is about to proceed TO Ohio to engage IN the State
survey, that he would only hold one more meeung
until after the warm weather.
| AdOlph Meyer, residing at No. 81 Forsyth street,
yesterday morning appeared before Justice Shand-
| ley, AZ Jono faihcJ, anu preierrcu COM
plant OF highway robbery against well
known rough OF the Eighth ward named
prisoner, johnson, being given TO Odlcer smith, M OF
the Eighth precinct, he subsequently visited ! MS
him In bed took him in custody. In Johnson's trunk
was found pair OF pants, minus the seat when ,
MIN and had in his possession. He denied the
1 charge, bat was held for examination.
Among the prisoners arraigned before Justice
| Shandley at Jefferson Market yesterday morning
were an old gray y.neaded man. sixty years OF age,
| named wakeman Clark, ana his Wife, STAT, fair and
| forty" charged with keeping disorderly
| house at No. 2o5 Wooster street, by Ser
geant Haggerty, OF the Fifteenth precinct A
| few years ago Clark Methodist minister
| assigned to an up town church, but becoming dis
satisfied with this STOW method of accumulating
| fortune, cohcluucu 10 uuaHuou MS hoch alu oPeiL
one OF the characteristic resorts so common IN
| Greene street. Clark was committed In default OF
| $500 bail 10 answer charge of keeping disorderly
house, and the inmates OF the place for examination.
The remains OF woman about twenty-six years
OF age whose name s supposed to have been Sarah
Judge were iound floating In the dock foot OF Elev
enth street. East river. On the night Of the goth In
slant Sarah Judge was with gang OF outlaws at
the foot OF Twelfth street, and 1t Is stated that 70
escape violence az their hands, leaped into the dock
and was drowned. The remains answer the descrip-
tion Of those OF the missing woman. She Is about
five feet in height, dark complexion and wore
pink dress. The body was removed to the Morgue
to await an investigation before Croner Rollins Two
| men were arrested charged with being accessory to
the woman's DEATH ana committed 10y magistrate
| furthn