The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
City Intelligence.


This corps under the command OF Captain a. Hobart
Ward, composed exclusively Of who participated IN
the battles during the with Mexico, will parade
day to celebrate the seventy third anniversary Of the
birthday Of Lieut.. General Winfield Scott and the y
second year since his entrace into the army The guard
will proceed to Trenton upon invitation Of the city autho
rites Of that place. rendered through Captain Joseph A.
Tweed member of this oorpg Shelton full band
gagged for The occasion.
GFRaAN FETE.--rhe New York Turnvereln turn on. to-
cay force ard 60 to Elm park 1t is the ninth annver
sary festival. Lager bier will flow In torrents.
REMOVALS AND AProNIMES1s IN THE Custom HOUSE,
Hugh Mclaughlin has been appointed inspector tho
Custom House vice Roderck G. Clancy, brother Of the
County Clerk, Who has been renewed Vim. g. Brooke,
Genera Booke OF the United Stscs army has been
appointed entry clerk vice G. Bronson, promoted TO
the Office Of wegher Mr. Butler, OF Brooklyn been
appointed chief clerk In Warehouse Bureau vice Lewis g.
Wadsworth removed Dr. Mclean OF Niagara county,
has been appointed on Import ce, vice George " French
removed. Tho fojiosirg rsned night waichtnen have
been notwithstanding La,s, James Tracy, Francis
Clark, D B yao Ruyter, a ". Mcdowell, James F,zze
reid, John Fsher and Norris Wells No appointments
have yet been made 10 fi the vacancies
FATAL BLASTING ACCIDENT "A iaborsr named Charles
connor, while employed in excavatipg cellar the
of street and Third avenue Satur.
day. fatally injured by the premature discharge of
blast The wounced man was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
for medical attendance, whore no expired soon after
wards from the effects Of the injuries received Coroner
Gamble held an inqueSt upon the body Of deceased.
the Newsboys' Lodging House. No. 1913 Fulton street. en-
ertsined the newsboys Of the city yesterday at one
O'Clock, with good, substantial dinner The object Of
tins proceeding wss, II poesble to keep the boys on the
streets and frtm working on the Sabbath day.
FmEs.-shortly after IL O'Clock Sunday morning Ere
occurred on the premises Of William Frees 3is Green
street. It extingushed. Damage about $40; no
insurance. The building 10 Owned BY Mr.. A. N. Banning
About 10 o'clock Sunday motpipg FIRE discovered
IN the cellar Of No 2Ss Canal street, in the premises of
- MopuU Ri mar .fa 80 Of hANn TAo
flames were estngsished by the nremen before any
damage Of accoust done.
About o'clock Sunday evening FIRE broke out
the packing box mandatory Of Henry Sweetzer No Fl
Gold tyeet Tho renen and Insurance patrol promptly
snhed the famss. Damage about $780, said 70 be
Insured. The fire no doubt was the work OF
diary.
About half past eight O'Clock last night fire o,curred
in the taors' etors itD Canal street, ovned By J. O.
Herald. The flames quickly extmQushed by the
nremen. Damage to the stock about si25 insurance
Tie basement IL occupied by Rautbmsn aang ,sger
bier saloon. Their stock and fixtures damaged by
water about s25 60 Insurance. The building Is dam
aged atou. $40. The are is supp, sed, was caused
through the carelessness Of workman.