The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THB CnE fRRv SAInnss --Snce the Sunday law has
been eDroe6 socaIed concert saloons which espe
ciay on Sundays resort Of thieves oafers and
prosttrkes have been considerably reduced, and the
popr tors Of these places have suffered great deal OF
loss Some been compelled TO close their business
and the third and fourth rate musicians that
played there had TO look for other employment The
Fourth ward and Chatham street still fun Of these
lbw places where low characters congregate who,
pecially on Sonday nights, indulge In all sorts of
noisy demonstrations so long the propretos were
allowed 10 get up what they called concerts Al
present these places are kept quiet on Sundays No
cordant music is heard there and no noisy demonstra
ons occur. The proprietors, however, feel mncn az
greved that tho law Ia thus being enforced against
Them and in order to get up agitation about the mat
ter meeting OF the concert saloon proprctors and mu
sicians called to be held yesterday forenoon at the
Liberty Garden in the Bowery; but for some reason or
other, the meeting was postponed TO some other time
HAVE We a CORONER AMONG Usf-This question,
would SEEM can most appropriately be asked BY the
residents the vicinity foot Of Eighty street and
East river and those who have occasion TO take the
ferryboat there II is stated upon reliable authority that
when the erryboat that left Astoria at four O'Clock on
Friday morning reached Eighty sixth street the body Of
o woman found by some Of the passengers in the
Slip fastened the pier with rope and guarded by two
policemen. The remains had been in the water some
time or course all supposed that the Coroner would
Immediately hold an inquest and the body be removed.
But at seven o'clock yesterday morning the same body
was still floating In the same locality the face downward
and extended, and by the identical parties
who had viewed it more than twenty four hours pre-
viously Inquiry made Of the policemen to the
of such outrage, and they replied that 'no
order had been received for the removal OF the corpse
wagon had been brought by some one but the driver
was unprovided with the proper credentials and the
body had not been delivered to him. Perhaps these
officers were not to blame for too carefully
up by the waters, but 1t would appear
that there certainly could have been no actual ne
70 the Of the multitude and the Of the
sun for more than few hours, IN Christian commun
ty where we expected 70 have officers for the per
ormance of such duties or until the Coroner could view
1t, summon jury and have inquest held. II there
exist legal reasons why body when found should mo-
be tempered with touched by unofficial hands, then
proper officer should promptly notified
move that objection and take the body to place appro
| pirate for its reception.
DEATH AN IKYASr Sos OF President JuAREz- few
days since infant Of President Juarez named Az
tonic died in this city from attack Of Group and dph
liberia He buried Yesterday morning from the resi-
dence Of his mother, Thirteenth street, Third ave
nue. and the funeral attended by General Ortega
General Huerto General Rivera Senior Rviere Del Rio
Senior Romero, Mexican Minister at washington and 9th
ers occupying IN all some thirty odd carriages It Is sale
that Madame Juarez absent from the city when she
heard Of the death Of her child.
| FESTIVAL OF THE CONSOLIDATED DRuH CoRrs.-The Ars
target excursion and moonlight festival Of tn
consolidated drum corps Of the Fifth, SIXTH Eleventh
Fifty 6fth and Ninety-sxth regiments N Y =. NJ G.
will take place on Monday the 2Sth of the present month
a. Landmarks Hamilton avenue Park. Every prepara
ton il being made by the committee in charge TO make
an occasion Of general enjoyment
A MEETING o. IaE FsxIAS BROTHERHOOD was held las
evening a. Mozart Hail. sll Broadway at which Coone
Gleason Head Centre and Envoy Of the Fensns Of th
| Army OF the Potomac, presided. The object Of tn
meeting the consolidation OF the various Circles
which there have been eight ten IN the army, int
one grand Circle, pursuant to orders received fror
Colonel OMahony, who Is Head Centre Of the Unite
States. fair attendance OF our Celtic sodiery, bot
! officers and men, were present
| Tus EIcBrH vETuAx VoLUSrEERs, Colonel Pierce com
mandng, arrived in this city on Friday morning at
carly hour. and len Immediately after for Harris Island
where they now duty This regiment belonged
General Hancocks corps and has been duty for som
weeks past In Trenton, New Jersey
DEATs OF An ARTIST Mr.. J. r. Hillen, one Of tn
best draughtsmen in this country. died suddenly tn
llh inst. at bis studio. Broadway His disease WA
| pronounced pneumonia by his attending physicians