The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-22
City Intelligence.


ment partly because Of the appropriation Of any sum
by The Common Council for the cele oraon and partly
because there appears to be unity concert tho
arrangements The Order of United Americans, the
A, p. A., and several Of the city regiments will parade
and be reviswsd by the Mayor In trout Of the City Hal
about midday Washingtons farewell address wiz b
read tn the public schools, and number OF balls sup
pers, &c, will come Of in the evening.
ST AIMS CHURCH FOR DEAF AUTxs, through duly
accredited deaf mute agent, makes strong appeal for
dollar subscriptions TO pay Its indebtedness Every sub
scriber will receive lithogrsph Of the church.
AID poR TIE NEwsBoys.-The friends Of the Nexsboys'
Lodging House will have opportunity Of aiding this
excellent institution for homeless boys by being present
te which will be held for its benefit No 6s6 Broad
way, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel on Wednesday
evening, February %, at half past seven o'clock.
FIRE IN NASSAU SrREEr-ARRxsr r1R PRoPRKrop on
Tue STORE ON SUSPICION ARsoS.-Shorty befor O'Clock
this yesterday morning, fire discovered in the vino
and liquor store OF Cuneus In the basement Of No. 81
Nassau street. The IRE and extinRuished
by the insurance patrol watch under Captain Mackey be-
IRE WAS very Suspicious Three casks Of brandy hsI
holes bored In them, that the liquor could flow upon
he are and 1t had not been 30 quickly discovered the
entire premses, doubt would have been DESTROYED.
The proprietor Of the place. j. Cuneus, BY
the Second precinct police on suspicion Of wuy 4rng
the premises The stock insured for 900 the Egle
and ST. 600 10 the Mechanics and Traders insurance
companies. Its value will not probably exceed 81 900.
The Fire Marshal has the matter under investigation
TIM IN SelIL'AN SThkkT.--betWeen tnree ana f0uH
O'Clock on Tuesday morning IRE broke in the ATTIC
Of the dwelling house No 6S Sullivan street. occupied by
Mrs. Eliza White. The flames spread the roof doing q
damage Of about $780, said TO be insured Tho damage
by lire and water to the furniture about 4lO0
not insured The cause OF the fire at present unknown
ASNvERsARY or THE JOHN STREET PRAYER kEEnSo.-Tha
anniversary Of the John street daily union prayer meet
ing, which was commenced February q, 1858, win bo
beid this "wednesday noon, commencing 1t twelve
O'Clock. II expected that the proceedings will be nte-
resting
Ruy OVER CAsuAIrrs,-George Ferris a boy seven
years of age whie with companion endesvorng 70 leap
upon the platform Of Second avenue car near Eighty
third street. Monday evening, missed bis oohod and
fell upon the track the wheels the car passing over hts
Leg breaking 1t In two places He conveyed 10 his
residence.
On Monday afternoon Mrs Moore, Of No. 90 West rwen-
ty second street, while crossing seventh the
corner OF Twenty first street, knocked down by .
horse and sleigh which beng driven MP the avenue
at furious rate severely inurng her. She convey
cd 70 her residence, but the driver escaped.
LADIES DELIVERY AT TIE Posi- 0rrCE.-The female por-
ton Of tho community who under the necessity OF
applying for their letters at the window our Post once
have for some days found person the place OF
the polite and oblging Mrs. Wsdham who has 10 lou.
served them We learn that the change has caused
by this lady undertaking . business SOL Broad
way, where she has opened hairdreseng boudor for
ladies' and doubt not her friends will ud lust 20
polite and attentive In her business abe was in
Uncle Sans.
MAYOR wooD returned TO his home from Washington ON
Monday night, and yesterday resumed his duties 1t his
Office. There quite rush him during the day.
among them quite number Of leading politicians.