The New York herald., 1865-06-22
City y.ntelIigenee.

City y-AtelIigenee.
CosriArsrs are ccntinually reaching this once thas
soldiers who have served three and four years in
the army, nd who al least deserve kind treatment om
the people and the government are detained In the city
beyond reasonable time waiting 70 be mustered OF
In the cases specially alluded TO- just from lndss
onviIle prison. who were ordered be mussro out by
the War Department early as the lesh Of Nay last
and who were 70 this city x weeks ego 70 be
mustered out arc still nere boarding and hvne Is best
snsy %a on havns cSss
Of the details Of their business Tey led to believe
snas n:F Pay On onSs, snS ION On Of Nay and
them TO be detained The government undoubtedly
supposes they ere this among their friends the
suita f they tell the truth they unjustly treated
and something should b hasten up the force
% thssy msn Der day are urnshed with their clearance
papers There are about hve hundred Of these complain
anita
NnAnS DRowmD-whils rowing from Jcrssy City In
small boat the night Of the 10th nss gentleman,
named Edward Remington Of Hudson street. was run
down BY ferry steamer and had he mot been excel
lent swimmer must inevitably have been drowned He
was carried away from bis boat down the bay by the
tide and prevented from reaching the Now York Shore
which he essayed with all his strength He hailed diff
ferent ships as they dew past him, but none made
Some one nom her deck answered his hail. but no a.
tempt was made to save him, although hs cried out
loudly and frsntcaly that he was drowning Il is char
table 10 suppose that those the Colorado did not
derstand his condition Tho officers Of the United States
schooner Henry James, hearing hts cries. sent out boat
kindly cared for until yesterday morning, when he was
landed. For their kindness the officers Of the James
cannot be too highly commended.
wRoHo inPRlsnoN has been created by paragraph
which appeared in those columns on Sunday last in rea
ton to the "Aud Lang syne satuary executed by Mr..
Doh> oyhtk ~ tk.n DayR
for which, alleged he had never been remunerated.
was intended read that he had been wholly
paid The committee having in charge the collection Of
the funds In dollar and larger subscriptions have
turned TO the sculptor nearly nine hundred dollars
and ready 10 pay him soon as may be re-
tee:-John Russell asa West Twenty nh street James
Ges 458 West Twenty -Hth street, William Ferguson,
between Seventy fourth and Seventy 6R streets James
Taylor Thirty fourth street and Eleventh avenue David
McMaser Thirty third street. near Tenth avenue Robert
H. Bleake, 1877 West Thirty fourth street, Alexander
Menzes, SIT Eighth avenue James Brand, 45e West
Twenty fifth street. They have performed their duty
WELL and still willing to The sum they desire
TO pay Mr. Thompson who In Europe, Is about
twelve hundred dollars and this is no more than fair
sum for popular and artistic piece OF satuazy for the
Park grounds.
STATE BOUNTY NoKDY-when is the State bounty
money be returned persons furnishing substutes'
This the anxious inquiry Of many who furnished sub
sutes for the at cost Of thousand dollars
more and suffering for the want Of the six hundred
dollars bounty which 10 be returned by the State We
inform oil such that the State has by for
gotten their interests but they must know that time ID
required when heavy amounts scattered through thou
sands Of accounts involved Mr. Blunt chairman Of
the committee has been constantly engaged In this bus
since volunteering ceased and has transmitted TO
Albany vouchers for two millions OF dollarR First
nc win ns G cNnssd .nS
transmitted TO the State capital Then those Of the
veterans eenlsted soldiers gone over next the
substitutes and those who furnished them. II will be
perceived therefore, that all these thousands Of
and accounts cannot bs corrected and closed in day or
month"; and all desiring settlement should be satisned
In knowing that the chairman devotes his whole time TO
this business, and that will be contaminated at the
earliest practicable moment Ills success IN procuring
volunteers for the army s good test Of his business
capacity and that he will not retire from his post until
ali things connected with volunteering IL finished com
peted and perfected is positively certain There Ii yet
six hundred thousand dollars duo the county from
the State.
GRAND CoNcERr in aid Of the organ fund Of the Ta-
bcrnacle Baptist church, will take place this evening"
commencing at eight O'Clock, at the church edce,
Of Hicks and Rapelyea streeta Mrs. Mozart, NrA
Cook, and Messrs. f. E. Muller, J. N. Loretz, Ryder
and Cook have volunteered their services, and will be
supported by chorus Of thirty ladies' and gentlemen OF
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with instrumental music and ballads
Cossun vsRnNR Tho German Workingmcn's Union
the Ay6exev BSnd-composed Of about dozen trade
sociations organizing socaled Consum societies
for the purpose Of purchasing provisions and stores at
Wholesale prices to be furnished 70 the families Of the
members Of these associations ct the original price,
with three per cent extra 70 the expenses The
shares two dollars each store 10 to be opened
in charge Of superintendent Who must give security
for two thousand dollars
TIE sArsosRvnu Tho Committee Of Honor, composed
Of . number Of prominent Germans Of this city, At .
meeting at the Gcrmania Assembly Rooms elected Mr..
Charles Loosely the Austrian Consul General, Pres
dent and for orators Messrs Frederick Kapp and DR..
Schuetz were appointed.
Uxrxp SERVICE SouErY. STATE OF New YoRK.-A
meeting of the above society held last Monday
ing, at Masonic Hail. No 90 East Thirteenth street. for
the purpose of completing its organization The follow
ing gentlemen were elected encers for the ensuing
year:-President, Major General G. K. Warren; Vice
President Colonel W. Hllycr Treasurer, Colonel w.
A. Lynch, Corresponding Secretary Colonel A. u. Sage;
geant at Arms Lieutenant Beiliner; Board Of Con.
trol-Brigador General J. II. H. Ward General W. r.
Brewster Colonel A. Farnsworth, Colonel J. d. McGre-
qor Colonel T. d. Kellogg Major q. W. Warner Captain
James Sherlock The association Is composed exclusively
Of those who have served during the late war and have
been hosoraby discharged from other the army navy
Another meeting will bo held on Friday evening.
ISspEcrIoN. Twenty second regiment, National
Guard State Of New York, will be reviewed this evening,
their srmory, Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue,
BY Inspector General Bstcheler OF Governor Fentons
the different city regiments Of the National Guard
ANEW ENGINE BoR JKRsEY Ory.-The C. Ninot Engine
Company, No a. from Jersey City, was out parade
through portion Of New York yesterday morning,
occasion Of the reception Of their steamer The
company In uniform and made q fine display. They
have an engine which will be very effective against the
nery element and which reflects credit upon the makers
FOUND DRowsKD-NKouGEKoE rB PRorsR AUrHoKI-
rns-The naked body Of poor drowned woman was
brought into whitehall slip on Tuesday Afternoon st two
o'clock by Of the Governors Island barges and the