The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-15
City IntelliQence.

RycrNySTAI GYMNASTICS -I3rady's Seventh Regiment
Gymnasium No. 20 st. Marks place, last evening
the scene concert and exhibition, the former by the
band Of the Seventh regiment and the latter by the
linen Of might and muscle connected with the same.
By an admirable arrar cement OF Mr.. Brady sufficient
number oc tickets only issued to comfortably fill
the six hundred seats provided fo the audience large
company thus enabled TO witness the peror nance
with p ASSURE to themselves and without Interference
with the actors Some forty gentlemen participated and
IL IL - too atterng TO either their teacher them
selves 70 say that many OF the performances were
equal TO those Of professional athletques; The
ssbnl of faren consisted Of an entree OF regu-
lar concert music by the band, followed ey
an intellectual dish in address from Wallace Cone,
ESQ physical subsantials In the shape OF exercises
upon vaulting horses, inclined poles, magic ladders
parallel bars rings double trareze, aerial flights,
Exercises and yariefy of other performances winding
up with bened. ;ton from the band.
The audience which consisted o. rss number nrr o.
Colonel Leieris, Quartermas,cr winchester Captain
ladies' appeared hrhiy pcafsd with the entertainment
and tho various feats were heartily applaudeo
Among the remarkable of these was that Of NJ
A. 5. Brady the proprietor OF the gymnasium, VINO
raised himself seven times by the left ann
The exhibition will be repeated on Saturday evening
Nyw CovsTrRrrurs-IycovERY some THE BOGUS
BuIs Last evening the police were made aware that
new counterfeit hves the Munson Bank, Conneccut,
were being pretty Freely circulated throughout Abe city,
and they accordingly gave immediate notice 70 ,he store
Keepers II was long after when man named John
Sullivan was IN the Tenth precinct Tor passing
one OF the bills and James Sullivan 10 the pre-
cnct for eudeavorng TO pass similar bhl Both men
were locked up During the earv part tne
evening Detective Roach got the track OF wo suspicious
look M men after following them for some time ar
rested both at the New Haven Railroad depot, lust as
thew were about TO the for Boston, On NE per-
con OF one found $77 In lives, on he above bank
number OF couptereits the Hartford Bank Connect-
cut and about 5000 good money When arrested ono
81 them attempted 10 throw the bogus money away, nut
was detected They taken 10 tho poice headqaar
tsre where they gave thoir name1 as VIM Maxwell ana
Tohp watson both OF whom wers held TO answer Seve
raj Of the h's the Mnson Bank were successfully
| passed in the upper part Of tho city
| ANNUAL ELECTION FOR orFrcrTs um AMERICAN IN
According 70 announcement, the annual election
for officers am commtases Of the American Institute
took place yesterday between the hours Of three AM
seven p. NJ The tCkst elected the one prepared
a o. the members q short time previous to th
voting Among the officers chosen were tho following 3
VIM. y ALI President; Thomas b. Stillman Amor j. WI
liamr on James L. Jackson Vice Presidcnts Hcny Meig'
| Tho mas McErath, secretaries, Benedict Lewis, 'r
/ u .easurer.
polrr1cAI BALANCE oY PowEH IN RRorE-Rev' ID
cahl will deliver his celebrated lecture on this subjc'
at Irving Hail. this evening when doubtless many WI
assemble 10 hear the opinions OF the reverend gcnteme
on subject which attracting the attention OF W
whole Of the cIviscd world
J TEE arwxxm os Loxpor.-kr. John B. Cough wiz 10