The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

| the Mall at the Park this afternoon commencing at
four O'clock by the Park band under the leadership Of
H. b. Dodworth. The following is the programme;-
l-Overturc to LINDA Chamounx"... Donizetf
2-Promenade, ''Louisa Carl Faust
3--Larghetto from sinfonie No 2........ beethoven
PART H.
Quick March, THE Elm shader. 49,. Koch Keller
s.. -slGreen Hill, Notturno.. IL b Dodworth
p Grand Selection from the s'Huguenots' Meyerbeef
PART ILL.,
Sd verture, "Euryanthc' C. Won Weber
1o-Sm ,g, "Iob der Ihranenn The Tear. Schubert
u.-Gak Up, ''Qu vve'. CAM
The In ion.
WAR n opHrEs FOR THE PARK.--Brigadier General
Charles H. Van wyck, who recently arrived IN this
city from hareston, s. c., has brought with him al
number Of aluabe relics of the late rebellion in thai
section of TN South the shape of shells and other
missiles which fred into Fort Sumter and the city
Of Charleston our land batteries and feet MaLy of
,hese iron com,a 'ments exchanged distance Of
five miles and "a mot fail to prove most valuable and
the Parry II c~ he intention of the General to preset
the above trophies 'othe Park Commissioners.
CUSTOM HOUSE Ma rrKRs2Colector King has given
orders that the moncr oily OF ghterng and carng goods
at port growing ut OF the division of this city into
districts and the appoa ment OF particular individuals
to be "head cartmcn'r "head hshtermen, with OK.
cusve mower to do the wa K and select their assistants
shall henceforth cease will be understood hereafter
that all licensed cartmen d I'd ilghtermen who may iie
bonds with the Collector qua ranteeing the faithful per-
formance Of their duty wii\ ,e entitled to empoymcnt
bv the inspectors Ali eensA worlingnen may there
fore receive proper share of patronage. The new
order will moreover facilitate the discharge Of vessels
whose owners will be depend ent on the will or caprice
of the cartmen and ightermen, with appointments as
heads or directors Of certain dissr IT'S will there no
any necessity for allowing the goo ds TO remain upon g
as the nv be Sss now oswpeey
abolished, the city was formerly divided into sixteen
and ghterage districts Thousands OF merchants
cartmen and boatmen will be able to appreciate tho
change.
CRoroN WATER ACCOMMODATIONS AT MANHATIANvrLLE-
NEW RESERVOIR AND WATER TowER-This fall the erec
ton of new reservoir at 172d street (Manhatanvet
will be commenced by the Croton Board, together with
suice tower and pumping wen, near High Bridge This
arrangement will materially assist the uptown inhah-
itants in their Croton wants Chief Engineer Craven has
made the designs and committee has been appointed to
procure the necessary lands The following gentlemen
comprise this commtee:-Supcrvisor Purdy, Recorder
Holman and Mr.. Henry l.. HOguet The grounds APP
praised by them are situated between 172d and 10th
streets Tenth avenue and Harlem river These
grounds formerly belonged to the late Madame Jume-
Burr aud in very elevated position They have as
yet been merely appraised by the commissioners ana
this port Of appraisemcn will he presented by the Gro
ton Board the Supreme Court next November, after
which the work will be commenced everything Is con-
contain ten million gallons of water Tho tower is TO be
hundred and fifty feet in height and connected win
the reservoir BY of these arrans emens water
will be conveyed to Washington Heights and other points;
so that nearly all the denzens Of Manhattan Island are 10
be thus daily RECALLED by the crystal luid
HEAVY HAUL or GOVERNMENT bONDs-OH ia-t "ouio"-
day Mr. f. Bliss banker, doing business at No. 10 Pine
street. had $50 900 government bonds carried oil hS
counter by unknown thief. They were In one pack
age aud another package containing similar sum lay
beside them having just been delivered from Broad
street by of the bsukers clerks Ia accordance with
his directions Two were observed to follow the
cler, Broad street the Office, and, while unob-
served for moment to have run on with the missing
package The missing bonds were Of The following de-
scrption Ten registered ive.twentes of $l0 each,
issued by act Of Congress OF February 2o 1852 TO the
20 4ss aO4Gi. 20 465, 20 4sa aO470, 2o47l 2o,472
aud 90 473 registered bond tor 81 900 issued under
act Of July, 1881 TO 3. G. Thaycr No. 1914. Two
en.thiriy coupon bonds August Of $1,000 each,
Nos 50 1906 aud So l07 One coupon bond Of 1881 OK
Bss' Williams Co. f. Bliss and s. q Thompson. J
scventhirtics and 81 900 certificate Of indebtedness
Tue Nkw CHURCH or sr TaoNAs--The location Of the
new edidce this with be on the corner Of Fifty
third street aud Fifth avenue. The building will frcns
on Fifth avenue be hundred feet the avenue
by two hundred on Fiity-td street the building WIZ
be of the largest and most elegant in the unhca
States. DR.. Morgan will also probably have rectory
erected for his Use adjoining the church
ELEVENTH WsRo GRAMMAR School, No 1.-THE build
ing occupied by the Eleventh Ward Grammar School,
No H. which has recently been reconstructed ana very
much enlarged yesterday opened to the Inspection
of the citizens Of the ward aud citizens generally Sew
eral distinguished speakers wore present. VINO delivered
appropriate addresses to the pupils and Their numerous
friends during tn afternoon. The COMMISSIONER ih-
and well a3 the contractors are en-
titled credit for tho excellent and commOdions edhco
| now occupied by this educational institution
DEATH or Mss RoslNa CoNsorLy.-Judge Michael Con-
Molly of this city has met with severe domestic Ca
lamty The death of his second oldest daughter, MISC
Rosina who died Yesterday morning a. nine O'clock IN
the twen fourth Of her age The disease oil WHICH,
this amiabie lady died was pros'rstion oil the nervous
system.
| Row on rus HAYreS WAR srssMRs GsrraAsp. Quite am
excitement took place board the Has en war steamer
1 lac hnt
by the timely inerposon OF pose OF the Seventh pre-
| cnct police the aasise summary brought 10 aclose.
The vessel lying forlesrs Hook undergoing extern
svc repairs all hands being engaged in the work During
yesterday afternoon several Of the darkev iremcn re-
fused 10 do duty despite the orders Of their sperors
The chief engineer called upon to Interfere IN the
but the ngcade OF the mutiny refused TO 60 To
duty, Notwithstanding pistol loaded and cooked was
put 10 his breast During this time the nitnous spirle
displayed itself among tue crew knives drawn. and
a good deal Of bad French exhausted, oil OF when
I afforded little amusement TO about five hundred
spectators who were tho wharf with 'ssing the aisir
The arrival OF tho police and the arrest o three OF inc
muneers soon restored quicncss and obedience among
prison. where they win remain until The Gelirard 10
| ready TO return TO HaytL
| PARApx or ysrraANs-The One hundred and Sixty
| Hfth New York Volunteers Second puryee Zoua,es>
will parade to-day three o'clock p NJ They VIII no
escorted by the rii,yniih regiment, National Grard;
Colonel lie Gal commanding The line Of march will bo
from the Battery M broadway 10 The City Hall-thcre
to be reviewed by the city anthortesthence up Broad
way 10 Fourteenth street. down Fourteenth street to
Fifth avenue up Fifth avenue 10 Thirty fourth street,
ana ence the arsenal Of Thirty nfth street
| aud Seventh avenue
| ISscRAscEs FULroS SrRetr FisE.-J. W. Wander.
water Office furniture manufaciurcr in whose premises
the Gre originated insured for 900 only in the In.
ernaticna Insurance Company The loss will probably
| be fully that amount Eight Of the workmcn have an
insurance Of $685. their tools, in the Cabinet Makers
Association aud the Continental and Germania Insurance.
companies Loss about $500 VIM schinglon, paper box
manufacturer Is insured for $780, IN the Exchange In
Company. G. Mathews, proprietor of tho Nero
Tro,ker olce is insured In the Relief Insurance Com.
pauy John McMuray, dealer in wircwork, is insured
for "a, 900, in the New Enganh Insurance Company.
The Hon rI or Fire COmmi ssi0ners.
A regular meeting of the. Board wss hold yesterday