The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
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Cftv Intelligence.

TIE Gsrsr EASTERN TO XII EXHIBITED IN 4 Exw DAYa-
This great levathan Of the deep which arrived here
some days ago from England is stili object Of con-
siderable interest and curiosity to many residents and
strangers in the city The excitement occasioned By her
presence is OF nothing 70 that which prevailed
the occasion Of her fret visit to this country; but stM
there trs thousands who ooN forward eagerly 70 The
time whsn all opportunity will be afforded them in
spect this marvel OF shpbuing Az present the agents
OF che Great Eastern not prepared 70 receive visitors
the big ship II Is much they do 70 attend
TO the bsnesa Of loading her with grain and other
freght destined Europe. In the Of few days.
however, the vessel will he thrown open for the nspse-
ton OF the public, and every accommodation will be ~
frded 70 VISITORS not in conflict with the arrangements
necessary for completing tho cargo Of the vessel The
Great Eastern vii! leave this port next Saturday for
Liverpool. eNtENE
DEMAND on rHy PAIsrKRsop Nkw Yosx FOIL Wages.
meeting Of the ourneymen PAINTERS OF this city VIII b
hold Monday evening" at Military Hall for the purpose
soliciting increase OF wages TO the regular standard
from their employers Owing the effect OF the rebci
lion that particular branch OF business, they have
ceiyed only dollar and seventyve cents per day
since its commencement. They claim the usual
rate OF dollars the ground that there plenty or
work Thx beng the case the demand Just one
PROVEN pK CONCERT AIp SICK tSp woUNDxD.--
A committee OF the Seventh regiment, National Guard.
have bosn rsanized for the pGrposs Of getting
cert aid Of the ladies' Home for sick and Wounded
Soldiers The attention Of the charitable Of citzsnx
is called TO the urgent ity n aiding this highly
comrnendabs object The Academy OF Music has been
gsaed FOR the evening OF tho 2ath inst when it Is in
tended the G. ncert shall take place Tickets Lad
OF Asher 1s lcr ESD No 81 wall street. and OF Firth
oud Co.. 40. 5l5 Broadway or from the members Of
the seventh regiment. The regiment have taken under
their especial charge the Ladies' hoe tor ths Sick and
Wounded.
TIE CONCERT SALOON Law SurseisTESpESr KKs-
SErr--r will be recoleced that few days since Judge
McCunn deve decision iaNoring the sale OF lager
by the keepers OF concert saloons in this city the
ground that Is is harmless beverage. This decision
was in the case OF Mr. Hart prop etc. Of volks
Gardel NJ. ~ Bowery; but appears that Mr. Supcrin-
tendent Kennedy called at Mr.. Harris establishments
couple Of days ago and threatened him with the enforce
inent OF the Law, despite Judge Mcrnrns decision Mr..
Diaxt obtained injunction from Judge Barnard, Of tho
| Supreme Conrt, yesterday, and bad IL served on Mr..
Kennedy and Captain payis Of she Tenth ward, 10
strain ihsn from interfering with his business. The
question be solved is whether the decision OF Judge
McCuun IS valid one, or whether Mr.. kennedy IL duly
| authorized 10 override IL.
srxyrsaru WARD SCHOOLS r1stdxy afternoon last
the Primary Department or School No IL, sixteenth
ward had a foral festival and May party The rooms
were prosely decorated with flowers and cages of Ca
nary birds May queen crowned and the large M.
dence was much grained with songs and exercises
OF the pupils The street school, IN tue
ward, has raised two tboussnd dollars worth Of
Wines provisions and cotbhs ara over three hundred
dollars in money for wounded soldiers in tho city
hospitals
surY.XlSrn RyGnsNr N. VS.. H--An elegant sword
ana belt, u,ade by Tiffany presented by the non.
commits oned OF Company to Orderly Sergeant
, FOSTER At the reghneual artnory. on Tuesday even
,nx ss, The presentation mate the part Of the
conr,jsee (sergeants Grace Donlhoe and Watson) by
srssant r. X Grace, aud responded 70 In arpropri
ale manner by Sergeant Foster The sword IL VI tbs
nav regulation pattern anu bears the following nscrip
.sprescrted 10 Ssrgesn j. j. Foster. Company,
.niph regment, by s bro her conIn ssioned
officers. as token OF estsemN
Tsx uvEHys BHRpAy.--Yestcrday, being the amt
yersary Of Queen victors's birth, observed In
the usual patriotic style by Engish residents. All the
British vcsscs in port rsyly decorated with buot'
ips he Union Jack Stars and STRIPES rrcoor and flags
n, other nations ninalng together picturesque
IN, new Juuard steamer, the Scotia snd the East
avn we're conspicuous by Of them display OF bunt
ms The customary royal salute not flrsd through
res oct for the memory Of hts Roya lghncss Prince AL
bert Tho Queen was 20 ythrec years old yesterday.
Isr,SncIpg Cssg THnlp srrEEr--Coroner Nsnman0
had an ntsncido No. IA Third street Yesterday
No clue could be obtained TO The unnatural mother The
body found IN tho sink by scsvsngcr natned Men
olas flf and appeared 20 have been dead about Two
days.
AN UvESgwg MAS touSo DROWNED. The body OF an
unkpown toan. about thirty years Of age, vas found
noa,ur II ,he ,atcr at the of Fourteenth street,
Norl river yes eray The Coroner notlhed 70 holt
inquest.
weather as ST. Johns, ". Il.
81. Jouss, N. ". May ~, 1909.
Tn. weather today rs very hus Wind wssisouthwcst.