The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

via the Pima villages Wichenburg and Prescott the capt.
tai Of Arizona to the Rio Grande. The expedition hi
just terminated the Surveyor having, on Nay TO- ~
turned to Santa E. from whence carry report is
pectsd At the General Land ONCE Of interesting details ID
regard tho mining region and other matters Of inferred
TO the country.
City Intelligence.
An ACCIDENT PROM ACIDS occurred In Walker street Ia
other day small boy had been sont 10 drug store fc
mixture Of suphuric and other acids and while upoa
his way back to bis employers, the bottle exploded o.
It's contents In other manner became Free his cloth
ing saturated and consumed and foot badly
injured. Besides this, two gentlemen, Messrs Walsa
and Fogerty who to the lads assistance had he
hands severely excorated and their clothing burned
They succeeded, however, In stripping OF the vctiml
garments, thu: saving him from deeper wounds ana n
was conveyed to the hospital, benevolent gentemaa
Of the vicinity presented him with pair Of panaloon4
It is not known whether he has yet recovered II ha
the boy the dangerous fluid without warning him OF IL
virulent character SHOULD mako him suitable present
dense crowd Of female there no calculating
the amount Of damage that might have been done 70 per-
and dresses In view Of this fact II would % We.
for druggists to exercise caro- In putting ~
these deeterous compounds that they are securely
confined and that those transporting them are properly
instructed how TO handle them.
Tm SrRusr CLEANING CoxrRACr.-Ml parties 70 tha
contract having signed It, yesterday sealed and ths
contractors, Messrs Brown Do vssu and Knapp. snts1
ON their duties on the LIST proximo.
END OF THE DRAYr-sALs or FuRMrUHA-on AeadAy
the furniture remaining In the hands or The Proves
Marshal Of the Foarh Fh and Sixsh distrcts Captain
HP west wa b sold Il public auction n ia Hudson
street, and mot a Bursons old theatre Cambsss srss
msnce 81 hair ton A. II Considsrabs Interest," =
felt the nE disposition Of thsss tho last rsos Of u
reign Of the drafting syssem and the attendance VI" IN
doubleday be large.
THE Ixspvcuor or nm SuyrrY vrRsr Rsauxrr Ne.
tionai Guard will occur tomorrow afternoon, at four
o'clock, at the Washington Parade Ground.
TEX VETERANS on 1912 will assemble on the morning a
Monday the 10th Of june at the foot Of Canal street..
ct past eight o'clock, 70 join tho nrst CON.
pany Of Washington Continental Guards Capitals
Titus in tho celebration of tho anniversary Of the battle
of Bunker Hill picnic excursion will follow. ms
veterans will appear in uniform.
REMOVAL OF A STATION Housn-The station house a
the First precinct Captain warlow has been removed
from 20 Broad street TO 81 and "a Now street. Tho new
location in largo four story building which has beeq
neatly and conveniently fitted up for occupancy u
really worry fine station house.
Tm LADIES' FAIR At TuoKAHos fair will b
opened Tuesday next st Tuokahoe, four miles IRON
New Rochelle The proceeds TO be devoted towarA
the completion Of the Roman Catholic church Of tha6
locality, of which Rev. Thomas Mclaughlin 10 PASTOR
number Of New York ladies, in addition those q
the parish have interested themselves In the underak
ing 80 that promises to be great Tuckahos
Die win have the double advantage Of enjoying delight
full country air and pstronzing charitable object
CRATER WARY" was the state Of the atmosphere -.
to-day In fact, II was considerable warmer. Those
who had little williams maturing the bank and Wis
were compelled 70 shn" for the funds 70 foot then
WITH thought that the superlatvs degree gave bssssd
expression to their feelings the subject Wall srssa
10 cool place. however and the thermometer did noe
reach ninety degrees therc, when the doing ~
hercest. broadway was not 20 comfortable. In The
HxRALD ONCE the mercury indicated degrees
a. Az: In he full blaze Of old Sol il mpoSss
to tell exactly how high II would have The ladie1
who were out doing little shoppnG or calling upon
friend, looked red In the face and really vulgArly
warm, and Is cheerful . family burial vault. Ths
gentlemen heard to remark that they
membsr Or the sex % complimsnisd rssored BY saypS
TO companion, ooh, my, what lots a drinking, rough
fellow. there are out today" his dculs % decide
which had the advantage there Both were extremsly
warm-so was the atmosphere.
GERMAN FzuvALs.-Ths German festivals, whleh
generally take place the earlier part Of May and
Whit Monday, for the most part postponed 10 .
later period In consequence Of the Indictment sessoA
Consequently tho various German societies now
making their preparations for picuics excursions ~
cAampeirss, nights festivals, &C. The society
"Arminia" has arranged grand picnic TO como on -
ties will participate in the festivtesthe following
Alemana Cacelia, Of Bloomingdale; Euphonia Harmo-
MIA OF Hoboken; Hudson Maennerchor New York Omar
tett club Olympia, schillerbund, sing Academic, Uh.
land Bund, Footbildungs, vsren and . company Of
sharpshootcrs and several militia companics
The Armina-a musical socety-has Its headquartems
be formed by these organizations
The schwaebsche Saengerbund with the assistance Q!
Club and INLAND Bund will hold festival at the Bellows
Garden to-day.
ner and Twenty ninth volunteer regiments have made
At he Hamilton Park on Monday, whom other Ger
Bohemian benevolent society win participate IN To the
festivities, and an GRAFTON will be delivered " IT.
on ne viii be in
street. and the festival grounds several scenes
senng camp life are To- be enacted several otner sna
Of this kind on q smaller scale have boon arranged, W
come OF in the course Of the present or next week.
Tus TArroRs The German ailors who are rcpresenssd
by an association-ths Allgemens schnedor Assos'a-
tionheld meeting last night ct their headquarters -
No. a. avenue A. TO dispose Of some regular business ans
10 discuss the wages question The association COM
posed OF about thousand members and the question
which at present agtates this fraternity most the ~
measures TO prevent such . reduction, smother mas
meeting OF the taors has been called 70 ake sns
course 90, .. q week y, sxsoy thousand isio employed
in the city Of New York and yicin T,sx sssn
hundred Of these reside n wismssG mcy nm.
dollars per week or less from which they have 70 sup
port their families while they ere % % aoor sss
sDo- ccrsider : reduction Of their wages premature.
A Bor ROE own AND KnAsD -Abous nsne O'Clock yes-
,o,d.v morning VIM sylet lad eight years Of age.
vas run over by dirt corner Of Forty fourth ssress
and Eleventh avenue, and almost instantly killed The
body Of DECEASED was REMOVED ne s sn Nv"
notified An inquest will DO held % the body toby By
Coroner Wildey
Fatal RAILROAD CAsuALrr. -Edvard Leroy, pupil N
tho French Institute ro Washington, while aitenpt-
ing 70 get aboard train Of cars belonging the Hadsos
pve, Railroad Company slipped and fell on the track,
~ .hocls nassinR him, completely severing he
head and arms from the body, causing almost instant
death Tho remains were taken up ana Coroner w'ioey
II afLo