The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12
City Intelligence.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGR ATIoX-CAy REPORTERS BE
BRBEI2-A committee of the Commissioner Of Emigra-
ton consisting Of Messrs Purdy Kelly, Garrique and
Vice PRESIDENT Crabtree accompanied by MeSsrs Cham
bers rvate secretary of Co.. Clark and Nesbtt visited
Staten Island yesterday for the purpose Of inspecting
the Quarantine, Refuge Department, and other instu
tons at that place under charge of tbs Commissioners
After viswirg the new drain, dock and shed lately
erected the company sat down to dinner at which
response to toast complimentary to the press toi tn
following story, which worth recording said that
untrue that reporters would not take brbs aud he
would relate that would prove they would thing
for consideration" Une day, when he member
carried, and as the City Fathers were making for the
tea room they were met by the reporters who called
them back as they wished to speak with them The Al
deren stopped requested, when they addressed
BY the HERALD reporter behalf Of the other repressn
tatives Of the the press who said "Gentlemsn Alder
accommodations you afford us the table is too small
the haht insufficient, and We are otherwise annoyed
you what wen do if you don't give us the facilities We
want We win report your speeches verbatim As
might be supposed the Aldermen were terror stricken
at the awful threst and before entering the tea
passed resolution giving the reporters all they asked
tor. Now, gentlemen, lcontinusd Mr.. Nesbtt) think
theyswant" Speeches we're also made by Messrs
Kelly Purdy and Others after which the company re-
turned to the city.
FREE MAsoNRY.-We have published lists of officers Of
two grand bodies in this city, and have received com
Lodge-A regular Communication of this Grand Lodge
was held at st. Johns Hall, OF Bowery and De-
lancy street on Tuesday evening" 5th inst when the
following brothers unanul66sy elected grand Off
GERS for the ensuing term:-R. W. A. J. Fisher, NJ W.
Grand Master, vice H. @. Atwood, declined W. George
Ely, R. W. D. Grand Master, vice Reuben 8 Van Tasse
A. J. Fisher, elected W. G. NJ; w P. NJ. Bro. william
Lewis, H. W. G. Warden, vice 9. W. Atwood declined
E sss
Treasurer; r. W. and Rev. James G. Kent, and Rev E.
Z. McGregor, elected Grand Chsplains; R W. Edmund
win be held at the place Friday evening" 18th
innt., at O'Clock when the appointed officers win be
announced ana the grand officers installed and gfoca%
number Of city lodges who objected to the election Of
Chancellor Walworth as Grind Master, ON the ground
that he once acted with the anti masonic party this
State
SUNDAY SCHOOL PRocEssroS.-The second annual
procession Of the st. Patrick Sunday school took place
Sunday last, 10th inst They marched through So.
vera streets in the vicinity Of the school, and presented
nrs h AS sasy pssssa the cs On q
interest; anxious mothers looked with delight ON their
ions they passed. The children wore white gloves, and
each had Iosette Of white and blue ribbon In the
centre Of which hung medal of the Immaculate Con-
csptiop There must havs been nearly 300 boys but the
The children are those Of the working class or people
but for the most part they wsre neatly dressed, and
great crsd. on their teachers While passing the cathe
dra they uncovered their heads. mark of respect
In their front they carried plain gilt Cross and behind
this they had three neat white silk banners. The whole
affair was credftable to al concerned.
FIRE IN TWENTY SEVENTH sTREKT-Two HORSES BURNT
TO DxAm Last night at about IL O'Clock, ere was
discovered in the stable belonging Romero Thomp
son. situated in Twenty seventh street. Second ave-
nue. When the FIRE frst discovered the flames were
all around Mr.. Thompson's two valuable horses was
found to be impossible to excate them and they both
perished In the flames. One Of the poor animals was
issing down at the time The aremen were early on the
spot and exngushed the Are before IL extended much
beyond the stable The slaughter house adjoining was
slightly damaged. Mr. Thompson valued his horses at
$4,000. The damage otherwise is estimated at about
diary.
THE ODD FKLLows' HALL AssouAnoS.-The annual
meeting Of the members Of the Odd Fellows Hall Asso-
ciation was held yesterday evening, when the following
were elected managers for the ensuing year-John A.
Kennedy, Wilson Small Joseph sori. Samuel Booth r.
H. Dsmil, Thaddeus Davis, John Pinsent, James Ste.
phens, John G. Clayton, Joseph r. Taylor, q Pink-
ney, and John J. Dsvies The Inspectors Q. Election
osipts for the past year were sloseo 25, while the
expendures including interest the debt and repairs
TO M
Of the standing dsbt. The meeting then adjourned.
MARROW EscArE.--Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Sproull,
. gentleman from The West, riding up Broadway,
and when opposite the st. Nichoas Hotel his horse
ss so. on 3 % Sa
was taken into the st. Nicholas Hotel, where he was
properly cared for.
NoHrHwnrmS DsrxSsARr RRrosr FOR Nahum
at Dispensary ss2 Class-Heart and lungs. Iso head
and children i6s skin diseases, -; y.oc.sssd, IA
tyUnitsd states 3so Ireland GA othsr countries ss
Kssult-well or relieved 0e2 hospital 10; died, T.
der trestnsst 40. Npnb~ Of yrsscrPtsas, 1850; ave-
reg Per day, -,