The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01
City Intelligence

kwPxC110N OF rR NEw 6yArB ARsxyAl---The new State
Arsena at the corner Of Seventh Thirty nh
street, viii be inspected to-day at two O'Clock N. by
Aauant General TOwnsend Inspector General s. r. sher
man and Comm;ssary General BENZ WEIGH, Jr besides
numerous architects and military men, Tho present
Snahg has been reared upon the debris Of tho which
5e IN last November from Ineffective roof and also from
Ne fact that the mortar in e walls was not sufficiently
Dry 70 hold tho p0nderous weight Of iron used in its
eonstruction. The building H Of brick, hundred
and eighty eI feet eight inches long eighty six feet five
inches wide and three stories IN height From superb
sal inspection Of the building yesterday appeared TO be
d the most substantial character reports to the contrary
notwithstanding TO day however, tho question viii be
definitely settled by scientific men.
REwARDrsS HERo OF TIE " HocFow'Sn WAR Mr.. Ri
shard C. Downing, the superintonde of Sanitary Inspen
non In the City Inspectors Department, presented
hst week with elegantly wrought, solid gold hog,
weighing two ounces, by committee Of citizens Of tho
Root, Hog, or Do.n I'D. NJ; r q D.; Presented by
A,s Swinish Friends, 1862 1t win be remembered By
much activity adicg the forces that the swine
sut Of " Hogtown' by order Of the Common Council,
much " the qualification Of the citizens Of the Nineteenth
ward.
IApITa FAyR-THE ErERs or MKRcY.-The ladies Of the
principal Roman Catholic churches Of this city DESTROYS Of
participating in and promoting the charitable works in
which the Sisters Of Mercy are engaged, have associated
themselves together for the purpose Of holding ladies'
fair at the Academy Of Mueic to commence On the 9th OF
December and closing the 10Th Of the mouth.
With the proceeds OF the fair the ladies hope
plsh much good, and insure the permanency in this city
q the admirable charity for which they arc aborng
ANNIVERSARY OF THE New YoaK ACADEMY OF MEDa
E-The New York Acadcmy of Medicine celebrates lis
anniversary Wednesday evening next Nov Q, in the
church en- Ninth street. between Broadway and Fourth
avenue, by q public DISCOURSE The orator Is Or. W. C.
Roberts, and the subject the Eu!ogium OF Medical
Science 1t s Of interest to n and will DO adapted
10 popular comprehension Tho Academy is the barrier
between chnrlctnnry and regular medical practice
Stock roa TxAs.-The schooner Emily Keith, Capt..
lockwood from this port for Port Iavaca, Texas to-day
takes ont upwards Of ono hundred head Of Spanh morno
bucks for the Improvement Of the stock of Texas sheep
mis- stock has been selected with the greatest from
Ne best biooded sheep In the State Of Vermont They
Rached this city few days since by railway, and will
@ a I 1us
Ecn, from old Vermont stock.
Juper CLERK. VIII deliver the h lecture Of his course
b the hw lecture Of the University this evening
at quarter before eight O'Clock Tho subject viii be-
ddlc Ages the Present Consultation OF Great Britain
ireland Students a. law and others invited 10
ettend.
CmDRss roa THE wlsr.--A company Of poor chldrco
acsny boys, VIII leave this city for tho West today
where good homes have been provided for theu under
1Ae direction Of the Children's Aid Society
REGISTRATION OF Worms To-day and tomorrow win
% tho last days for the registration Of voters In the
various election districts prior 70 the election Tuesday
next The registrars viii meet at the appontod places It
eight O'Clock ia tho morning. and viii ROMAN in session
snn nine O'Clock Ia the evening Every person entitled
70 vote should see that his name is on the List 4 ho
wishes 70 vote OF the ensuing election.
OpRsua or TIE AMERICAN Issrru1r I1aaARY. Tho
American Institute Library, devoted to agriculture,
ercc manufactures and arts and containing nearly
thousand volumes, viii be opened to-day in the Cooper
Institute building
PnEpAaA1,oSs FOR ELECTION DAY-The Mayor has issued
proclamation against Illegal voting at tho ensuing cleo
ton, with offer Of reward Of $l00 for each case
Of fraudulent voting detected ind proved Tic Ccr OF
the Common Counsel and the General Superintendent Of
Police have also issued prociamaons IN relation 70 good
order on that day
TARGET ExcuRsloN.--Ihe Columbus Guard, Capt. John
Kart composed Of the members Of Engine Company No.
&c. went their annual excursion yesterday To Astoria
where they contcndod for many valuable prizes They
grand ball.
CnARGR or GAxmNG AGAINST PoI,cU6AN.--A CON-
Paint has been made against scrgean. Sander Of the So
soua police precinct for gambling Tho charge made
aos ConoaSS Y M Aioney assistant foreman Of En-
BnIsADE Dsll.--The First Brigade New York State
Militia, Gen. Hpicer, consisting Of the Frs. and Third rca
nents Of cavalry, and the Second and Scvcutyrs rcg
menis @ 'pianuy, WIN parade 10 morrow al Hamilton
c'iAs0s N MUNICIPAL o'71ez-Goorse b. Franklin
rmeriy Alderman Of the Seventeenth ward having beon
nupouted 10 the oncc Of Collector Of CIV Revs,. =,
y Joseph Rose enters upon Tho discharge q his
TIE FAIL lxsrscroxs- -connscnos--A s,,sha error o.
Cured In yesterdays HzdD In speaking Of tho uuner
cal strength Of each regiment inspected this fall rpe
Eleventh regiment, Washington Rifles, Col Homer Bost
vSck, inspected 40 men, instead bf eco '''
PAsADE-The Henry J. Irving ouard, Capt. George
Tyson passed. Office last night their return from,
ncx annual excursion. They numbered % maske.s md
not for 10 valuable prizes.
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Court Calendar-Thfs Day.
ScvrEM couEr Cmc III, Part as before Part 2
25ss, 2so2, 3a2o, 2lss ess 1890 2o22 1874, 1923