The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
City Intelligence.


TROUBLE Win HAGDoR MAsrER-Ihe steamship Hunts
vile arrived at his port from Savannah yesterday morn
ing with full cargo and large n5er OF passengers
but unable to get into her BERTH and anchored
in the stream This difficulty from the fact that the
hartor Master Murch) allowed brig to take the steam
shps berth IN consequence of personal pque with the
Savannah Steamship Company Ibe captain Of the brig
On learning the true state Of affairs caused his vessel 10 be
removed, and politely zen. steamer to tow the Hunts
vile to her berth The owners OF the steamer nme-
dis,ey teegrephed TO Governor Morgan for relief The
berth dispute rented from the Depau estate at 81
per annnm, by the Savannah Steamship Company, who
have had the exclusive until yesterday morniog
Whatever may be the legal rights OF the case is very
obvious that the best interests OF the community are
served by awarding fixed berbs to steamers to the ex
elusive use Of which it would seem they are justly
titled when paying rent equivalent TO ten times the
legal Wharfage.
ANNUAL SCHuTzEN rEsT.-The New York Sohutzsn Corps
(sharp shooters Captain Fl. D. BuEch, independent
military organization Of German rinsmen. paraded yes
terday to celebrate their annual shooting festival which
will be continued for three days at Yorkvile. They
persdod in connection with the New York German Hore
Guard and several rifle companies. In the process
zion a vehicle drawn by four horses in which
decorated with garands Of flowers and evergreens
They also had another vehicle in which the
ReiGhs Adler double headed eaee.,Au'trial, at
march was through the Park-salung the Mayor tn ey
passed-dosn Park row, up Broadway, through aud to
ttesmer for Yorkv!e Park. At the close Of the festival
the riieman who succeeds 10 shooting down the imperial
eagle from its high position is crowned "king'' (the
schutzon koeng)
ATTEMPT COMMIT SUICIDE young married man,
named Thomas Clarence Brown residing the
Warren and Bond streets, made desperate attempt at
suicide yesterday afternoon by cutting his throat with
1t appears that he had been drinking some, aud
coming home requested his wife TO 60 out for
beer She refused &c became furious and pushed her
out OF the ROOM when he took the instrument and inflicted
four gashes bis throat but old succeed 10
ing the traobea His wife returned the room imme-
dsely AFTER AMI Selling him by the arm wrenched the
weapon from hs hand thus preventing him from doing
further mischief She cut herself severely In the effort
DR.. Alexander Cochran and Surgeon Ball bound up the
wounds and had hin, sent 70 the City Hospital for treat
ment
Allied his IN CIRcuIAuoS-N dollar bills, pur-
gorog To je Issues Of the Sussex Bank Of Newton New
JeIsey were extensively circulated On Monday night.
The substitution Of the word Sussex easily be
by holding The bill up TO the light The name Of D. RyerHon
appears President and l.. D. Morford Cashier. The
vgnette represents country scene with man and wo
man at well in the foreground Officer Stockholm OF the
1bird precinct, arrested VIM r. Roberts for passing
CT the ellis at In Court street. and another man,
named VIM. Jones arrested by detective Raynor for
passing similar bill az saloon the City Hall
When pursued by the officer he dropped package OF
bills, which we're subsequently, picked w. Both the
Cused locked up in the cells o. the City Hall await
identification bs those ebo may have been deir ,uaed by
them.
Fatal ACCIDENT Yesterday morning. man named
John Downs employed in the sugar refinery Of
Lsight aud Washington streets, standing Deoes,h
dummy uaed 10 tbs osablsbneht, when the mlchiaery
gave W1y and fell upon him breaking biz oBck Hs was
oonyeycd to tho Hospital, wnerc he ted las! evening.
Inc tQf0ucr Wfs rotiag3.