The New York herald., 1863-10-29

TUE FrSERA, CAPTAIN soulHEs Tho frlersl Of Cap
tain sau,res, the second Precinct Po.!ce VIII rms
place to day pursuance Of the following order
oRDER-so. TO-
oFncn or lse sSG,sIsTsSnssI sSG , or Pon'cH
N SES 'i Yons oet u isCa :
Gaiain Peer sqalres late in command Of the Second
and hs s o ss % Ss op S me ess
appointed 1877 died on iee Morning Of e 10Th ,sst As
and The Of s ss na ,hs Of ns m
speeied by his fellos cl1sns oeer nsefu
by Police Heoart%ena YOU ss w report
iul uniform. aud baoas and Mi,s soSes 70
hs insssSr ss sn e ee GP Aa TfSs "s %
be formed in Mulberry street, sht resiin; ON Houston
jobs 4. KESXEDY, superintendent
DANIEL CAsrENnR Inspector.
AMERICAN lBg UsloS.The fourteenth anniversary Of
this ASSOCIATION commenced yesterday the Fret
Baptist church, Bfoome street, and will b. continued TO-
day. The attendance OF lay or clerical delegates
quite large previous occasions. Rev. Dr Armi.
aee presided over the deliberations OF the Convention.
The exercises opened at nine o'clock and after tho
usual religious formula, business was proceeded with.
From the lrcasners report appeared that the rccepts
during the year were Sl7 $50 ~ expenditures S 6lS a.,
which left balance due 10 the Treasurer Of $l59 ~.
During the afternoon discussion the Revson
OF the Bble, which "as prolonged until the close OF the
session. at half past O'Clock, without any definite
result This morning the subject will be under
Inc auspices Of Rev. Ir. Conant.
A BEAR LOOSE THE SrRgErs-On Tuesday night q
sceno Of great excitement occasioned Greenwich
street, near Liberty street, by the escape Of largo
grizzly bear from store in the neighborhood where he
haa oeen placed for safe keeping. It appears number
oil animals were collected together in the place under tho
care OF expere ced keeper The bear broke through
the bars Of his cage and the roon when he
keepers fled IN dismay before INN. Old Brun IL seems,
in view he smashed the windows and doors until he
reached the main entrance through which he broke into
the street. Mr. Grizzly appearance mmedately occo
stoned an immense excitement and CONSERVATION anouQ
the people in the but he did be con-
scious cf the sensation he produced, he made mo-
n Tha L.,
vicinity in short trle with revolvers and knives and
tried all sorts Of experiments to induce the
until two O'Clock yesterday he secured through the
exertions Of Sergeant Burnett and tho keeper last a-
counts he fastened strong cham and doing
well
DECREASE IN THE EXPENSE STREET CIEASNG.-By q
comparison OF tho work performed the cleaning
line in the years 1859 and 1863 will be that tho
labor has been much greater in the later year in
the former, in fact by almost one-third The
the number of days. work performed is 90 and the
increase in the number Of loads Of dirt manure
removed is 1906 The expense OF performing This
appears at the rst blush have been greater in
1863 but II all thugs be taken into consderation-the
increased OF labor greater amount Of work
performed in 1s63n will be found that the expense has
n Se ress aoas 1Ss oos Sssn % b 10 sIea. thus lsss
OF 81 80 per diem TO each aborer. S38 70S g. In
1885, at the rate Of 81 IS diem TO each hborer the
cest has been Ssl 819 So Had the work
beeu performed in 1859 as in 1861 at the rate Of
payment Of labor, tho expense would have been
d,79 o2thus showing decrease OF expense for 1893
OF 81 700 SO this single item Of labor BY reasoning
the 1t will be that there has
decrease in the expense OF removing ashes, garbage,
&c. from the city perusal Of the facts and figures
contained in Mr. Bodies late communication the Com
mon Council viii exhibit the truth OF the above
tions.
FIRE WoosrER srRKET.-About half past 1--WE O'Clock
Monday evening fire occurred at I37 Wooster street,
the basement bako house occupied by george schmn,
fancy cake baker. The whole Of tie bakehouse
burned out Loss about $500; insured $500 10 tho
the floor 70 the hrst story and damaged the liquor
and billiard OF Phillip Walter the amount Of $500;
insured qr 2Oo in The Exchange Insurance Company
The fire ID believed have by chi6ren
playing with matches and setting nre TO the shaviugs-
FIRE IL HUDSON STREET six O'Clock on louday
ING Gre br ke out 10 the third story OF house No. 3sl
Hudson street. In closet belonging to Mrs. Jane Mitchell
The whole OF closet with ts contents. consisting Of
almost all OF Mrs. Mtcbelrs clothing destroyed.
Loss about $3.50 insurance. The house 10 owned BY
George Cook who occupies the hrst aud stories
$500 Insured for 50 200 in the Peoples insurance Copa-
n.y. Damage to building about $l50 injured for 81 900
Peoples Insurance Ccmpany.
MssSo sDcc August IS. stnrges, late Of CON-
pany X ff,h New York Volunteers. Duryee's zouaves.
when last heard from he was al Philadelphia. Any in
formation concerning him will THANKFULLY received by
his parents AZ 81 wythe avenue, Williamsburg, Long
s'ama no .Semy years age nye ee eleven inches
has "a slight halt ia walking
POLISH ANNvERsARY-The Polish Central Committee or
this city preparing to celebrate the anniversary Of
The Polish revolution in proper On next Mon
day evening public meeting will be held At the Cooper
Institute ~ relation to the matter.
TIE GRAND DIVISION TIE Sons TENPERAHc. EAST
NEw YORK, embracing thirty countes held
their annual session at No. 1877 Bowery yesterday alter
The Grand Patriarch J. G. Paris, presd d, and
Ar. John Davies, the Grand Scribe, acted Secretary
The proceedings connet altogether to tho reading
of the annual reports. &c.
INV POLICE Couar.-,he police room, corner
Of Third avenue and FIFTY eighth street, opened
yesterday with appropriate ceremonies Judge Welsh
has therefore removed his headquarters good from the
old location at Yorkylie TO the more commodous
10 Third ayecne.