The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
City Intelligence.

hYHENous DrsAPBEBRAscE-Alb Stelnbruoh a Ger.
man taor, appeared from his residence No 10 Tho
mas street. On Thursday last since when no tdings OF
him have been received. His friends fear that he has
ianen INTO the hands OF evil disposed persons,
propaDly either drowned himself was drowned as he
went towards the North River when leaving home BE
five feet three inches in height OF fair complexion dark
har ana with whiskers under the chin. He black
ock coat, CASHMERE pants and vest and black kossuth
FIRE IN Henson STREET Shortly after one o'clock on
Tuesday morning Ere broke out In the boot and shoe
store OF Breen Snow, 500 Hudson street. The flames
were soon extipguished by the nremen The stock
damaged by re and water about $500 Insured for 81 600
In the Columbia Insurance Company.
FIRE BRoADwAY-Between eleven and twelve on
Tuesday morning fire originated the sixth floor of
the building Nos BIT and 379 Broadway, the promises
Of Lahrop Wilkinson, dealers in fancy goods. Tho fire
was caused BY the ignition OF some alcohol ON bench
where Ruth Fitzgerald sealing cologne bottles The
damage will amount to about 325 Insured for $55 600 in
city insurance companies The building is owned by W.
b. Lawrence; 1t is damaged about SO; insured
TICKET swNpIKR vIcTuzEs CIERoYMAN.-The Rev.
E. D. Shaw, Western clergyman, day or two ago WAS
yictmlzed by ticket seller named Henry Snethurss,
employed in Office in West street by overcharging him
ON the purchase of ticket to Cincinnati Judge Welsh
issued warrant for the offender who held to bail In
the sum Of $500.
MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-As Mr.. r. Ned. Scott, soap and
candle maker was driving in his wagon up Eleventh
approaching four O'Clock cars snd backed
come twenty fee, deep Strange TO say with the excep
ton OF some bruises to horse wagon and driver all
caped We may mention that the at this point ira
verse the public street. They go at full speed.
MnuARY.-The National Blues, Of New Haven, Captain
Bristol Jr, will arrive in the city about three O'Clock
this afternoon and be received by the Hollywood Guard,
Of Hoboken Captain Newkirk who have made prepare.
lions to give them hearty welcome. They will proceed
~ steamer nom feck slip 10 Hoboken where they will
be entertained BY dinner at odd Fellows Hall At four
O'Clock both companies will the Canal street ferry,
and proceed through Canal street to Broadway do 1n
broadway TO the Battery and thence to the Norwich and
worcester lne OF steamers, and embark on board the
Vanderbilt for Boston They will no doubt receives
warm reception In Boston, extensive arrangements
have been made by the Second regiment, Col Cowd.n
FUNERAL or Cart. oGDEr,-The funeral OF Capt. Henry
w. Ogden United States Navy who died at his residence
in New York, on saturday last, took place yesterday az
teInoon II Was attended by number OF distinguished
officers Of the army, marine corrsand navy, as well as
large concourse OF the relations and friends Of deceased
1hemarlDes OF the Brooklyn marine barracks and United
States receiving ship North Carolina under the command
the band of the North Carolina The remains were taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for nterment Capt Ogden on.
!ecd Inc service on the Isl september out OF which
owing TO his rapidly declining health OF late years he
was placed on the reserved list Capt Ogden bore the
reputation Of 81 efficient and energetic officer, and leaves
behind him a name connected with the most stirring
times OF the war OF 1872.
HuRGlARY HARIEa.-The house of Mr Vim. B. Ken
yon corner O. Second avenue and ll7th street Harlem
entered by burglars Monday afternoon, while the
family were absent attending the OF ayn
the corner stone Of the Second Methodist Epsco
pal church, only block from their dwelling Money,
sverware and ewery were taken TO the amount of i've
hundred dollars.
NoysL AgTIclTs OF FsEIesr-AInong the freight Of
the ship Sabine, Capt Hardee, from Bombay, which
rived at this port yesterday four Of marble
Equities from the ruins OF Nineveh.
LARGE STEAMBOAT FRnGn.-The steamboat Connecti-
cut Capt. Wilcox OF the Boston steamboat line via Nor
wch and Worcester brought TO this city yesterday the
largest freight OF the II consisted principally Of
manufactured goods, and among the items thousand
bales OF cotton goods from the Atlantic Mills, lawrence,
HAS consigned to Goochue Co., Of this city, and de-
signed for trsnsbipment to China
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
IN your Issue OF Saturdays HERALD II mentioned
about the arrest Of Daniel Begs for perjury. In contra
dc,icr thereof, am happy 10 state the man
and WAS honorsbly discharged. DANIEL BIGGs.
Aid 70 Syrian Sufferers.
The committee for the relief OF the destitute and suffer