The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
City INTELLIGENCE.

To IHe fRnsps 81 GfoRG. TAYLOR, sEAMAy.--Georgc
Taylor, a seaman, was lost overheard from the ship
Swallow, on a recent passage from New York TO San
Francisco His PARENTS. who supposed to ycside
Gordonsvle, Cana.. West, earnestly requested TO
communicate wi,boai delay with lr. william Henry
Smith, al the Sailors Homo, 100 Cherry street. Now York
city, Mr.. Smith has very important intelligence
for them and he ~ about going to again Canada
papers will 10 great favor by copying the above
CRY lSspEcToR IooLE, TIE SLAuGnrERERs, vrspERs
CSsoryD MrAT, &r-Thc action taken by Mr.. Boolc
against the snusbcrug establishments Of New YORK is
receiving the warmest approval at the hands OF the
general community, judging from his daily receipts
OF congrntulaiory letters the subject With per-
haps the singb exception OF the Butchers Melting
Association there would scenic DO no opposition what
10 the course Of procedure which Mr.. Booze has
are made public this obectsn the part OF tho
citation will doubtless yield to the wishes of tho public
for the ahatemens OF nuisance. Following the heels
spector bis organized the Meat Inspectors Burcarp
The city has been divided into seven districts, and
officers will DO examine ove-y wagon coming into
tho city with fish flesh, and should the merchandise
once consigned TO tho DIAL grounds Every mca,shop in
the city viii also undergo thorough supervision and the
vendors Of bad meats VIII be punished according 10 law.
THIS i another step In the right direction taken by the
City Inspector and II he continues act efficiently
throughout his tcrm Of Office as he has done NJ this
time wc may expect 20 have tho city regularly ccansed
az all nulsanccs ard obnoxious traffic.
Far ~ E,sr TwvyTY SI.n;r-Ioss Apour TmR-
Tr.FyE rH,rsaSp DoIlARs.-on Wednesday afternoon,
between four and vc O'clock arc broke the four
story building, Nos. IL - IS East Twenty second
rcct occupied tho three upper stories by powner
q Iarsburgh, parofor,o manufacturers. TIE whole OF
the upper stories Ia flames ard such the
rapdtx OF the burning that IN the short OF thirty
mnrteShe roof fcl, which carried the greater part Of
the walls with " The FIRST floor occupied by W.
H. cry a marble factory. The suiilag was owned
by Mrs Wells, and was valued at about 'cn and
dolars--said 70 be insured. The Hrc srrsd . he
dwelling house No. 10 Lexington avcnus, ecu
ped by Mr. George DtRsl Damage TO ,Aa oar
of tho house about SIX hundred dollars and
TO furniture abont throc hundred: fallv insured.
sured Tor 80 800 IN the Peoples md other
companies Mr. Perry estimates hs ~ bout $40
Companies The Are Likewise spread 10 re private stable
No. 80. occupied by w J. Carney. 4 portion of the
building destroyed loss estimated II about 500;
insured In the piano factory nGmbsr Of Tho wcrkmcn
he, a their tcos. Some OF the nearly suio.
Gated IN ihoir endcavors 20 their rrop.ry Tho
origin Of the ire mysterious no vanishing
done the PREMISE Nr. Downor thinks the place
4 was set on Gre.
rERngv aclrET A. roT HAvfros CAPITA n
Coodw (of 1oodw.ns battery OF breor loadr- aans)
practising below tho water battery at Fort Ramii
ton yesterday At noon, terrible accident cccurro IN
whca tic captain AMI private Fitzgerald Ggcaiiuy
manned The " The said occurrence was te pre-.
mature tisoh!rRe e one OF tho guus Fitzgerald Suffered
amputaton 81 the right ard Il s feared the tAYtan
\ vl lose hs eyes rht lAeuenants lcrris ard Fowler
narrowly escaped nJrry the passing close groN-
imiy 10 them.
i t,v Ian Coiovu ". X RrYsN ~ rus n~E rrNnHvn
,yp sgvvxr, t,rru WV YoN ycluyrprrs ne remains
81 the late Colonel X. 'ryan who va E,iei ~ nc Il
tex On FORT Hudson juno last expected /. ia =
IN ,bts civ today rhs fr,crds ~ Tho deceased 0ar.
~ slso The sxtb - ntorl nsti tt tnu,uiute A- ~,
oresfcd =, meet ,t Capsin cornlrs rarn fnrS u ts
nor n potp,au am an st-,r.s. - two . ,pk L.
day 10 MAKE arrsugep.cs ,or tn fts.,rd,'