The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24
City Intelligence.

COMMISSIONERS or HEALrH-The Commissioners OF
HasIt met yesterday at noon at the City Hail. the Pes
deaf, Isarc o. Barker, Esq in the CHAIR and Walter u
CCncklin, Clerk
The following vessels just arrived at Quarant ne were
ordered to be thoroughly cieanzed fuigated aer
which 70 be allowed to proceed the city, at tho dscre
Bark Lousa, from Rio Jenero via Bermuda arrived on
the I'D INST.
schooner Medora, from g. Domingo, arrived on the
The iooPrg vessels were directed to discharge their
oargoes 4ghlers, TO be brought TO the cityBrigs
and arrived al daie Robin, from Trinidad arrived
the 10th last
The Schooner Harrie, Eeaeck from Para, Brazil ar
rived in tle morning, report Of the Health Officer
directed 10 be allowed 50 the city amer
landing her hides at the nte States warehouse at aa
rantne
The bark Mary from Trinidad having been two wee'cs
at Cuaraniin, and ds harged her cargo, ant otherwise
con.rhed with the directions OF the Commissioners
allowed 10 coue TO the city without further delay
The brig s~enonia arrived from Ss Gago, the 11tb
inst and discharged her cargo lighters ordered
to be allowed to proceed to the city al the discretion Of
the Health Offcer
The bark Tropc Bird arrived from Havana on the 1st
of July and subjected a. thirty days quarantine having
remained S5 days, decided unnecessary 10 de-
tain her any longer.
Tie barks !. II Kent from Ponce p. r., and G. L.
Fletcher, from Sagua ~ Grand Cuba, both arri "a on
the I'D inst, pronounced the ports which they est
healthy at The time OF their departure. The of the
brig Eliza Jane, arrived on The I'd inst fsom Havana
il,d tic table until the uex session OF tue
Board, p ascertain additional facts relative 70 her
TaAI ToRcp IIeHr PBocssaoa.-A meeting Of the Beard
o. reIncn and Engineers os the Fire Department
called 10 b held last evening take into consideration
the pTopIiey of h ing lerchlhi procession to aau
gurate tie Washington statue at Uaion square. Qdte
nun De- o. tho members OF the toara present
iii enaa's Hall Inst evening. sut cuin- 10 some misan
dessndipg respectln. the room, no neeaag was bad,
ard the affair postponed 10 tie arst Monday in sep
taBeer,
ArroisTyESTs rT PolIcE.--A number Of police
in yesterray at the Mayors Office. The
names ard mum er Of the appc.ntccs cannot he
given the being withheld ffsE the reporters II
Is stated ts; 10 al the Ward, appo oH,ments mad
with the exception OF the second Forrs and fth wards.
COMMITTEES on SrRERE-The Counc:lne Committee
Streets took ride IN carriage yesterday through JACK
son Arty and Hudson streets, for prcl!tna nspcc
ton OF these street, before reporting rroo the appea
toLs sent into tn Common Council astng that these tho
rougrfares 80 repaycd. similar app'icaors before
the Common Council asking the repayins Sr nearly 10
third o! the streets Of the city.
AssrM Es scrfUoa THE JERSEY CIR FAsay HANDS
The hands employed by tue Jersey City Ferry Company
yesterday afternoon their annual ereur,ion. AZ
7 o'clocs they proceeded board OF the ferry boat
Philaaephia, which very kadly extended 10 them
for the occasion " e Noosy, E4, Superintendent y
the Jersey Cty Ferry Company. dne bend a music
Engaged for tie occasion aud erhFcned the pro
osedgs With mauy choice airs. On arriving At the I'M
ruer residence Of Duaiey !. Gregory, Esq; s,u.sd
IN the pleasure gronnd OF Mf. g., where, aIer view
iug the beautiful scenery aroupd they all sat down -
bounufd repast which hnd beea prepared for the oc
And amer the dne delicious repass
Had duei the eigc Of hunger,
They proceeded 10 lovely spot Of ground shaded with
tall trees and thore cnioyed themselves up W late
hour In dancing AZ o'clock they again iorned In line,
with the band ahead, aad arriving in front Of Mr.
Gre~orys house three cheers were gwen, and the party
embarked tor home, where they arrived al an early
hour, highly delighted with the trip.
fntG IN JAsEs a BxKsEs FotsDEY.. About haifpast
o'clock last light fire found burning IN the iron
foundry Of James Beebe Co. No 3 Centre street TIE
foundry exunls 10 Fin street. and Il at ths end or
the building where the nrc discovered y was very
cssingulshsd by the trcmen aud ths workmeu be
iong,t 10 the foundry 1ne orig was caused ny cast
ings thrown uroa tho door burning through the door
ssd part ., the beams No further damage dcne.
SYpcrs lSJrav 4 FrHxx AS.-A. lie aarm Of tra in
CrDue stree Mr. Roder.ck r ratwis,c, o. EEgoe Con-.
pauy ~ s,ruc is said. b. brick The back or
the lead which knocs ed him down. aud engine III passed.
bis bacy, hturing hm, u i said. very hly. not
fatally It's fIenJs teryeyed him q the New York Ios
rita Tie accident occurred N Pearl street Mr.. Ent
-.,ie running Will engine al at the tmc. Nr. = =
Z 81 man and resides al No ~ Lnflow street His
prnos od,co = II No. Catharne street
IiAK ~ TNn1Y ylzn STgyK1.-Abopt o'clock, on
Wednesday af.rooon nre broke out frame stable
In the rear Of Ne 2i3 West Twenty street. owned
and occupied by Mr.. Isaac X. zimmerman. The flames
,xtende 10 the stable adlnmng. IN the OF No
2A5 owned and occupied by james Reilly. Both stables
xero amoel totally destroyed. Mr. Amnerman has an
insurance "a his stable the North River IDsrrr
CcnIany. Loss about $3.50. Mr. Eeilys stable Il IN.
eurrd ior $3.50 IN the North River Insurance Company
loss atoat s2on
TsKp o. a. worSs.-John Ysiesa, native OF Scot.
land who attempted 70 commit suicide few days ago by
cutus hs throat with . knife, died yesterday at
q. the New Yovs IiosT al rom The eects ~ h injuries
an n4cst vi bc held uron the body oi deceased today,
b. f0-ouCF Gamble