The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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The WEArHER. -Yesterday was certainly day to be
found fault with. The sun was obscured, generally
speaking but managed to get of his hottest rays
through upon mother EARTH and succeeded in rendering
the crcumambent atmosphere decidedly close and de-
bilitang few showers of rain fell, but they fell
azly and drearily and produced none OF their usual
cooling effects upon poor perspring fretting, scadng
humanity At nine A. NJ. the thermometer marked
eighty-one degrees in the shade, at noon it was
eightythree degrees and at three NJ had reached
no higher than eghtysix degrees; yet those who had
occasion considerable were heard proclaim
that 1t ought to have been cup among the ninees"
They undoubtedly felt though they being dread
fully swinded by Fahrenheit
TIE PARK CONCERT YESTERDAY usual Saturday
afternoon concert took place at the Park yesterday.
Owing to the rain storm in the morning and the threat
enng appearance of the sky during the afternoon the
number Of visitors considerably smaller than usual
Precisely at four o'clock the overture to Le Cheva de
Bronco given and the other selected pieces followed
in rapid succession Among them several selections
from Martana,n which elected considerable applause
from the audience About five O'Clock few drops of
rain fell and the visitors Immediately began TO leave the
Park shelter beneath the Terrace and in the CAST
During the summer there has been but one Satur
day when the music was omitted In consequence OF rain
New ROMAN CATHOLIC ACADEMY IN TIE SEVENTH WARD -
The congregation attached TO st. Teresa's Roman
Catholic church, OF Rutgers and Henry Streets
have purchased large building next to that religious
edihce, which will be opened tomorrow week as an
academy for boys 1t not intended that the children
of ST. Teresa's congregation alone will be admitted to
this academy but those belonging to all congregations,
who wish avail of its benefits The academy will be in
charge of the Christian Brothers, assisted by Professors
of we'll known learned regulations There will be
classical and scientific department. commercial in
termediae and primary department In fact no useful
branch Of education will be neglected Great care
Is to be exercised IN giving TO Inc Pupils so ,
Catholic doctrine will be carefully and correctly nstlled
into the minds of those who attend the academy Latin
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preparatory course among the various series Of in
structon to be taught In every respect il promises to
keep up WITH If surpass other similar institution
the country. The building will accommodate between
three and four hundred pupils 1t situated ON Rutgers
street. and is four stories HIGH built Of brick The VEN
tlaton and other arrangements necessary for an
ademy perfect and complaint can be made on this
head large and commodiOus play ground Is attached
| Rev James Boyce pastor of St Teresas has made
energetic excrons in order to forward this undertaking
Under his auspices it has arrived at its present state OF
advancement.
MEETING OF UNEMPLOYED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS took
place evening No 1856 Canal street. for the pu
pose of making arrangements for grand picnic, which
take place the 10th inst, the proceeds of which
are to go towards the fund which will enable the
ager Colonel J. b. Herman, to select permanent rem
devious which will be at the disposal Of the members Of
the society for reading, writing and holding meetings
! Colonel Herman was unanimously elected chairman of
the meeting, and Mr. f. f. De Con secretary Both these
gentlemen made short and spirited addresses, setting
forth the objects Of the society," expressive OF their thanks
to the influential Of the city and the press for the
generous aid which they have already given to the Sol
ders Protective Society," and stating that within the past
two months nine hundred and eighty five have ap-
piled them for employment out OF which six hundred
had been furnished with good and permanent stu
atoms; still there was much yet to be done,
| and they trusted that the merchants and others
! ,you,d come forward and tender employment to
the brave defenders Of the Union who still out Of
work. An admirable set of resolutions, setting forth
these facts the objects of the society," and returning
their sincere thanks to the HERALD and other papers,
were read, and unanimously adopted by the meeting
Remarks were also made by MI. Zimmerman, Mr.. Yer
| ans which were received with considerable applause.
The picnic of the society will be held at Jones' Wood
and will doubtless be monster AFFAIR, as reunion OF
our citizen soldery The President of the United States
General Hooker the Hon. Preston King and many other
Sited guests Of the Protective Agency With Cheers for
Colonel Herman and the press the meeting adjourned at
| nine O'Clock
+, The ARMY CoRPs BADGE.-Now that our thousands
and hundreds Of thousands Of soldiers have cast aside
their arms Invested themselves Of their uniforms and
other insignia Of military rank now that the bronzed
cheek the veteran fast bleaching under the shades
Of the homestead and the OF social life
ing the civilians suit though his bearing may be erect
and his manner noble, true soldiers must be, yet
tnauish his former noble calling his Individual share in
the suppression Of rebellion and the reestablshment OF
the supremacy Of the Laws and tina, 0t tine s as
glitterng upon the citizen coat on all our public
thoroughfares-the army corps badge. This little
notice from others is dear TO the solder-dear for
its associations for its many memories OF hard fought
fields and battles lost and won, when legions bearing
their chosen emblem upon their breasts with the starry
floating above bore down upon the foe each SOL
der determined vindcate the honor Of their flag and
add lustre TO his corps badge And as then they
fought the good fight and success crowned their Efforts
may that alisman Of honor tarnsh while worn
the breast Of the citizen soldier, but may It grow
brighter honor and In the estimation Of his coun
rymen he rise TO the higher scale Of popular trust
and worth.
FATAL FALL-Yesterday morning, while Frederick
Biegel aged Ave years. playing in the attic Of the
residence of his parents No 10 Bethune street. he fell
through the skygh distance or thirty feet, sustain
ing injuries from which he died soon after.
EXCURSION TRIPLE CLrB-This newly organ.
lied club, principally composed Of members Of the diff
ferent city regiments with their wives sweethearts
Union Park Thursday the 3st ult There music
present enjoyed himself and herself to the fullest
extent
| Mrs wALLISG's LECrURE-The lecture Of Mrs. n. G.
walinp upon her experiences In Texas, a notice Of
which appeared in yesterday mornings HERALD, IL u
take place 10 morrow evening at the Cooper Institute
ana not on Wednesday evening" as previously announced
The FIRE At No. 80 NASSAU srRxrr.-From Superin
tendent Warren Of the Insurance Detective force thu
information comes that the insurance upon the pocket
book mandatory Of NJ b. shader NO 90 Nassau street
injured by fire on Friday evening last, was $500 In Tho
Merchants and 81, 500 in the Commercial companies.