The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-30

II Pavilion Gslop. r. b. Dodworh.
TIM cusrox HousA-Colec.or smytne has been
pretty busiy engaged during tho week In putting tho
business Of his department In working order. scverai
appointments and removals have been arranged which
only require confirm Washington 10 carried into
Immediate effect Tho contract for the whole general
order department has been given TO firm in this city
tho income from which amounts TO about 500, 900.
CONVENTION OF FREIGHT AGgS1s-The Convention In
session at tho st. Nicholas Hotel transacng their
business With closed doors whatever OF interest the
public may DO evolved from their debates It woad be
hard 10 predict but is understood that the necessity
OF establishing uniform tar for freight all tho lines
IL generally conceded and will BIO accordingly provided
for.
MsTRoroLrAs FmR DfrARrn0T-EsrlxArs or Ex.
rESDruRE ls67.--The Commissioners met at Fire
mans Hail! Thursday last for tho transaction OF bust
An estimate Of expenditure for the year 1897
reported which fixed amount required at $500 900
letter read from =. Steinway Sons expressing
thanks fer the prompt and efficient manner in which the
IRE which occurred In their factory week since was
exiting lshed by the hremen communication was
also read from the Metropolitan Board Of Health request
Ing the OF steam s engine for the purpose OF test
inc the eject Of extreme heat disnfectant Other
business Of ordinary character having been disposed
OF tho Board adjourned
INVITATION THE sgvxsrn RsGMKSr N. O. TO VAR
PARIS ExrosTIoS An invitation has been received
BY Colonel Emmons Clark and the officers and soldiers
OF bis command the regiment N. G., signed by
two hundred American citizens residing in Paris to visit
the great exposition to be held In that city In 1891 Tho
invitation Is very haerngy wordcd regards the GAL
liant Seventh and their claim 10 DO ecognzcd repre-
sentative regiment Of czen soldiers OF the great
public. No doubt arrangements will DO initiated which
viii lead to the acceptance Of tho inv tation.
Tux AERoSsUno ANrmrKArRg THE PARK.--To-day
will be tho grand opening day the above popular al
fre,co place OF amusement There will DO ascensons
hrous The day under tho personal superintendent
oil Professor Lowe grand concert M two O'Clock tight
rope performances by Harry Leslie OF Niagara fame NJ
fotr O'Clock, and fireworks in tho evening The amphi.
theatre and tho srnnscments and the various improve
ments lately made by tho Professor, are well worth
sccing.
MUscIASE' FgsruAL Tie Agchenbroeder verein,
humors,G association, composed 81 musicians, held
fes,ya fNlnk's Union Park yesterday, which was
quito sScccrsiui af.s Tho sccs~sy nambess nearly
three h. ndred mefobers Who, with their families and
relatives, enjoyed themselves In fine STYLE Tho fcstvi
ties which Comprised musical exercises dancing and
other soelsi pasiimes commenced O'Clock y. ~
aud continued until nine O'Clock in the evening
The Teu0nia Society and Beethoven haenneruhor, who
I'D Just from the Sasnerrfst at Providence
zach represented on the ground BY delegation OF
sngea
M,xrryc or ~, W MAsoSs-Thc regular meeting Of tho
stone ussons Of this cv was held last night at the hail.
Of Twenty third stres. and First avenue. John
rooney presided, and Cornelius S.coG acted as secre
the meeting being 70 call together brohcf m.-ons with
view 70 speedy and permanent organization LOT Ine
best interests Of the trsd,.
Descent on a DrsrrrLsxY AND sxnunx or TmsKxY.-A
dsiiiery situated In the Fifth district. and wich has
been for time under the surveillance Of officers Of
the Revenue Department. yesterday morning
monIousiy entered by the detectives and large qusn.
y Of spirits found therein seized No particulars could
be asccrained beyond the fact that suspected the
distiicf about Ing the stun without having
rss paid Uncle Sans charges thereon Some light viii
be thrown the matter to-day In the Of tho judi
cn inquiry that must follow this action Of the depart
ment
Thu HArfKx RAILWAY TRACK l2srH srnxsr.-The
between the railway company and the reslden,s Of
Harlem and Manhattan and more interesting
The opio that the cattle trains shall run and
the company determined In their intentions
Yesterday rumors rife n to the commence
mcnt Of the work OF putting down the ron An nvcs
LEGATION o tho result In the discovery thar
erdny afternoon about thirty feet Of double track had
been laid 125th street. Sixth avenue; but the
raa for horse cars, not regular steam Il n
serted by the policeman tho beat that this iron
laid by George Law orders for horse railway To-day
win Uohaby solve the mystery, whether the Harlem
Company have placed the rails the streets other
parties The people % Harlem very much excited.
last night bets ~ hundred 10 ten dollsfs
freely orercd HAT before weeks the Harlem
would b running upon tho street, but there
takers