The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04
City Intelligence.

The Ngw YORK YACHT CLUBS ANNUAL REGATTA will
take place the Sh instant Thursday ncxt and will be
regatta Arrangements have been perfected for
making the affair Five boats will take part in
the race four Of which have already been entered and
are rs folows:-The Calypso Anne, Maria and Magic
The feet will rendezvous in the upper habor and start
from the Owls Head and proceed TO sea- returning the
day. On the 18th grand of the vessels the
club will take place The boats will start of the Hobo
ken rendezvous and proceed down the bay turning tho
stake boat the Southwest Spit. steamer will 60
with the feet for the accommodation Of spectators
ACCIDENT COLONEL SANvonp.-we learn that Colonel
F. s Sanford President Of the American Telegraph Com
pany met with an accident yesterday in Brooklyn. re-
sultine in the breaking Of Of the small bones Of his
leg and severely njuring his knee.
TYPES OF TIE WAR.-Among the sun Drowned veterans
who have already returned from the and taken their
places in The ranks OF civil life number Of
positos from the HERALD Office They left their loaded
matter and composing sticks 10 walk where fell the
lcadcn hail from rebel shooting rous served their three
years vaiany and faithfully, and now come here TO
ing done their duty TO their country They prove that
printers make the right metal for sodes They are the
true types OF the war.
C,s~ GARRonxG-Several cases Of burglary and gar
rotng have recently occurred in the city which have not
found their way into the courts and hence have rot been
reported In the newspapers. One is that Of gentleman
connected with the Post once. He returning TO his
by two rufans and chokcd until nearly senseess and
robbed OF his months salary which he had just drawn.
Several gactng before the Grand Jury
Of the Court Of Sessions this week Where the evidence
is clear example should he made Of the prisoners
which will teach their arcompcos that they cannot pur
svo their calling with IMMUNITY. term Of forty years
Imprisonment IN the PcnteDtary for tue taxing OF six
cents by the choking process brought the dodge into ds
reute few years shce The on,siqu,t should have an
tarn about -adays. AT least something should
be done TO reduce the extent of this kind OF robbery
TIE NEw CorKr Horsr.-Op Monday the partes in
charge Of the erection Of the Court House in City
Hall Park are 10 commence active operations, with the
Intention Of pushing their lsbors 10 completion fast
possible Some I'VE hundred men will then find active
employ men The srdetlre when finished, will certainly
prove decided ornament 10 the Park and fine add
ton TO the many noble public buildings the city boasts
GERMAN AEREsrED rtR Posr OsyicE OrSEScr IA young
German, named John A. Stortz, was brought before
United states Commissioner stiHwel yesterday, on
the charge OF opening Poet Office letter directed to
man named Ferdinand Thomas. AZ the preliminary ex-
amin ation which conducted by Assistant Disirtt
Attorney Joseph Bell Il appeared that the accused wns
debt TO Thomas who wrote TO the father Of stortz,
residing in Germany, for payment OF The same. The
father IL Is alleged wrote back 10 Mr. Thomas stating
that he would send ON the money At certain date Ac-
cordng TO the testimony OF two femGle Witnesses Storx
acknowledged that he Rad intercepted the letter, ana
proclaimed that he intended 10 prevent Thomas from re-
ceivng the money The case was adjourned I'LL o-mor
rev afternoon when tho defence will te ready.
CRY HALL PABr--Sinco the removal Of the rough
structures which so long numbered up and dis
figured tho City Hall Park workmcs have been bnsily
employed reducing the grounds to their former condi
ton The walks have been newly paved the grass plas
broken up and grass seed upon them new chains
stretched about them, rolling and other work done and
the Park begins 70 put verdure and IN reality the
airs Of park
FLAG RAIsr,s.--Tbc students and others connected
with tho Free Academy, corner Lexington avenue and
Twenty third street, to splendid United states
flag Monday morning, at O'Clock with appropriate
ceremonies.
OReANc--A very large organ Of the FIRST class has
lately been erected in Christ church. corner Of Fifth
avenue and Thirty sfth street. by Henry Erben, and win
be publicly exhibited, In connection with grand vocal
concert, next Wednesday evening. The organ per.
Torrance and concert will bc under the direction Of W. A.
King and g. W. Morgan.
ADMITTED THE BAR The following gentlemen have
passed their examinations crcditabiy and been lately
admitted 10 the practice Of the profession OF the law:
Harris Lowenberg, Ambrose Mcneil, Edward D. hcCar-
thy Edwin II. Stoughton and Charles B. stoughton.
EMGRASTs poR UrAn. "A motley mass OF human beings
arrived here the ship Belle Woods Thursday, and
pitched their tents temporarily At Castle Garden They
were Mormons from across the waters and rowe for
Brigham Young and salt Lake City. Their baggage was
sent up the Hudson on barge and the disciples OF Jo
Smith, the prophet, proceeded their way westward
There we're about three 10 each man, and chill
drcn in proportion Five hundred more MormonsE
chiefly rom Hamburg, Germany-are reported on ther
way TO this port Brigham seems TO DO doing largo
business in the way Of recruiting this summer.
FoR BKSurr or SorDIxRs Prof Starr tho Micro
scops gave gratuous exhibition for the benefit OF
our soldiers II the Howard Street Depot last "Wednesday
evening He showed his audience the snssnne Of cock
roach hundred fest In length ssvsntesn thousand
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