The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Tsa DESCENT ON A wHIsKRy DIruLERY-FURTHEa DE-
vaopsEsTs-I is reported that the whiskey distillery
recently seized by the officers OF this city was
owned by a number OF wealthy capitalists who had In
vested their money In the manufacture OF Illicit whiskey
owing TO the vast profits arising from the business
Eight thousand gallons OF liquor are reported 10 have
seized II all ready tor delivery, and Is valued
eight thousand dollars Revenue officers arc still ON
the premises. to prevent its being taken away
REorEsIrG rue ASTORIA PERRY This ferry, which
closed last Juary in consequence of the inefficient
condition of the boats. will reopen tomorrow. The
landing the foot OF Eighy-sxth street Is discon.
tinued and slip has been erected at the foot or
Ninety second street. The propretors have provided
ample accommodation for well regulated line
SINKING or A STEANruG-Two IdvEs Losr.--The steam
tug Wyoming sank AZ pier No 90 East river about eleven
o'clock Friday night The cook and fireman were
board and it Is believed that they have peshcd The
only cau-e assigned for this accident is the overdowing
Of the tanks tom The hydant on the dock.
SrAABsG ARRAY BETWEEN Women IN TIE EidHrH
wAnD-Reb cca Vail and Georgiana Adams, both aban-
doned women met last evening at the Of Greene
and Prince Streets and old quarrel In the
se Rebocca stabbed her opponent in the left hand and
side with knife, INJECTING wounds. That in the
side penetrated between the ffth and sixth ribs, Had
IL entered short distance above death would have been
the consequence The assaiiaDt was Immediately ar.
rested by officer Bynes OF the Eighth precinct and COM
mitted OF tho station house cells for the night
She resides los Greene street. and aged twenty two
quarters where her wounds we're dressed by surgeon
Poder She Is aged twenty years. and resides at i6I
Greene street. Jealousy Is said to have been the cause
OF the ARRAY.
MOUNT PLEASANT AcADEMY.-The annual parade OF
this well known institution took place at Sing Sing
on Thursday, the 2sth. Mayor Hoffman reviewed the
cadets and made some very appropriate remarks He
compiimented the boys their excellent Appearance
and reverted the TACT Of biz having obtained his owa
preparatory education at Mount Pleasant He saw
around him men with whom he played In childhood, and
he recalled with pleasure the and incidents Of
thoss bygone days His remarks Of great interest
delighted cadets The exercises Of the day closed with
brilliant ball
SURaooArEs CouRr-Letters OF administration were
granted by Surrogate Tucker the estates Of the follow
ting named persons viz Mary A. White, J. Lyman Van
Burcn, Felix O'Nc Peter Bartholomew, EmelIne Bss-
ker Caroline Roscnbaum, Barbetta Wolf, Bridget Dun.
don, Morris schrg John Bentz, Michael Muliigan, r.
Nnugie, Ros.nna o. Reilly VIM n Russ WIN. W. coos,
Brien Farrell, Robert w. Gilbert, Sarah Boyle, Caspw
Engler, Franz schuhmanu, John starka, Mary A. Bel,
Joseph Hunt, VIM J. Darby, Sebastian Mailman, sur.
sauna Page. Letters Of guardianship were granted
persons for the following Richard H. Vroelandr
guardian TO IAvinia Theresa, John r., Mallissa and
Emma J. kandreau; Caroline CAIRNS guardian 70 SarAh
L., Amelia o. and Caroline w. earns: fetsr Loram,
70 Alonzo d. I'm tn wiihclmina Hehsaker guardian V
Albert Burke; Mary Brady, guardian 10 Julia flunken
John Schweckert guardian 70 Pauline and Edward
Schweicksrt; Ernest Schmidt guardian 70 William and
Frederick Martin; Henry RUSSELL guardian 10 hargaee
W. Gilbert; Michaclsen, guardian 70 Anna H. Charles
II and Wilhelm Mchaesen; Thomas W. Sutton, guar
dian 70 Mary n Sutton Mary C. Meade, guardian -
Georgena A NJ Davis.