The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

r--, 80. r,.r. fatal TunxArsoN OF
PrcMc.-Two parties Of men, from Nanna''Se'"'s Wv
Boomingdale respectively, who had ben ~ p''.''
given by the members Of the Church Of the ArnunSa
tion met at Paul Faks brewery 10th street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues at ten O'Clock Tuesday
night, when night occurred between them .. Desoiy
both sides during the facas resulting In the stabbng
Of two brothers. named Daniel and William Clady, the
former of whom died almost Immediately Tho latter
was taken home, where he now lies in very critical
state Tho body Of the deceased was conveyed 70 the
Thirty rst precinct station house. whore the Coroners
inquest will be held. 1t had been ascertaned who
inflicted the wounds but David sheehan, James BRADY
ming and Michael acGannfare have been arrested to
await the action Of the Coroner's jury.
THR CHICAGO VIsroRs--The delegation OF the Chicago
City Council and other Western and Canadian gentlemen
who arrived in the city Tuesday evening" for the pur
pose Of taking view Of the metropolis enjoyed the
pleasant weather Of yesterday in reasonable and con-
but therein visible to the numerous callers OF
their acquaintance This owing the fact that they
were perigrinating and observing They preferred 70
enjoy the open air to remaining indoors In the evening
number or the party visited the different places OF
amusement AS they remain here until Monday they
WIN v,1,n nave " an sgsWlAa pe nops .ske ~
e reets and avenues of New York cleaner the
eel Department no more perfect, the police no more
efficient than tho same institutions in the city ~ the
lake from whence they came. Thou have one thing,
however. which New York cannot match==chicesso
river-only be com pared to the tabled Styx, the
Slough OF Despond or the sepage which renders Cairo
on the Ohio, famous the annals Of odorferous To-
calities
AN EXCITING Boar RAcE.-Yesterday afternoon row.
ing match between the whitehall boat Frank Foote and
the East River boat George McGrath came Off in the
cove, Off the Elysan fields, Hoboken. The Foote
rowed by William Hennesey and John OMaley and the
McGrath by Terence Mclaughlin and Frederick Sinder
all crack oarsmen. The judges W. 7. Brewer and
Daniel O'Bren for Whitehall. and Matthew Patten for
East river; referee, Larry Thompson The distance
five miles, the day favorable and there considerable
betting, In which II appeared that the Whitehall boat
was the favore Tho start fair one, and the two
boats went of in gallant STYLE amidst the cheers Of tho
spectators After spirited contest OF skill and muscle
the McCrath came in rst leading tho Fooe by twonty
four seconds whereupon the former boat declared
entitled to the stakes Of $3.50 ---~--
DIED HIS INJURIES. inquest Was yesterday held
by Coroner Collin the body Isaac Freligh who
for years past has been the anitor Of the Old Bowery
theatre From the evidence of witnesses 1t shown
that the deceased, while leaning against Of the
chmneys tho roof Of the theatre, suddenly pre-
cpitaed the roof Of the Atlantic Garden adjoining by
the giving way OF the chimney, falling distance Of
fifteen feet and sustaining injuries from which he died
after verdict in accordance with the facts was
rendered by the jury. Deceased was native OF this
city, aged fifty -four years.
The ISsURAScEs ON GooDs DESTROYED Br FIRE AT A.
N LAwRENcE's BONDED STORAGE STORES Owing TO
great number Of persons much difficulty has been expe-
rcDced In obtaining list Of the assurances The mac
cnracy OF the statements made Of the quality and
ship OF q DDS obviaes the necessity OF their publication
They would not be reliable The following LIST of
Of nsrranccs and the names of tho companies
correct far they go. There are other insur
ances as yet not ascertaned. The total thus far is
al all OOO:--