The New York herald., 1866-09-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ClI4 lNIELLltENCE.
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MADAME RIsroRi AND THE FusAar FAMILY On Thurs.
day last Madame Risor, accompanied by her husband,
visited the family OF Funar tho sculptor, who
dered the 2ed ult during quarrel with OF his
worSmen in regard a bust or this lady. Immediately
after the occurrence she 900 the widow 10 de-
fray the funeral expenses and on the Thursday after
children a sum Of money Madame Ristori signided her
intention TO place 10 tho credit Of the family, with
Messrs Duncan, sherman Co.. the Of u, 900
the basis OF und for their benefit and 70 which other
charitable persons arc invited 70 contribute.
Music PAnK.-The Park Commissioners
that IL the weather is nc there will be music
the Mall at the Park to-day 10Th inst, commencing at
half.past three O'Clock N.
EciIrSK oY the SuS-There will be a partial eclipse
OF the Monday, October 8 which will be visible
Now England and that part Of the State Of New York
which Is northeast OF a line drawn on a map fran the
city Of Rochester to the lighthouse Fire Island, Long
Islaud, southwest OF which there will not be any OBJ
scuraton This viii be the last eclipse Of the vsi
BILE in the United States until August 1869.
SrAmrD EavELoPys-A NKw REGULATION a re.
change in the Post once regulations business rms
have printed the stamped envelope, on which
formerly only request TO the postmaster to return
them within n specified time IL not called for
printed business cards In any required form or design
with the usual request provided the houses wishing
them will furnish the cuts plates and order not less
than Eve hundred issued at time The orders may
be given TO the postmasters, who VIII receive them on
the terms hitherto being that Of the cost Of the
paper with the addition OF the amount OF the required
stamp.
THE NEW YoRK EVENING Hon ScHooI~--on Monday
evening October /, the Board OF Education will open
an evening high school In the building Of Grammar
School No 3s Thirteenth street, Sixth avenue, TO
| which the public invited The design Of The Board
in establishing this school Is 10 aford tho young OF
the city facilities for obtaining free Of cost higher
\ edurstion than that given In the ordinary evening
schools with the view 10 increase their intelligence and
usefulness citizens and enable them 10 acquire the
greatest practical SIX n thor several vocatons. The
Of study has been arranged specially TO meet the
wants Of those engaged In mechanical and commercial
| pursuls, and viii comprehend, besides tho usual
branches Of an English education. practical mathemat.
lea (ncluding surveying aud navigation, bookkeeping
French German Spanish will be Taught when classes
formed sufficiently large TO warrant the employment
Of special instructors for them special pains Will 30
provide for all who attend the school instruction
In the history Of tho country and in political science
embracing the fundamental principles aud requirement.
essential that our common school sysism should
plish than has hitherto been found practicable TO
lhs duties witch wit dey olive upon them as American
citizens and thus 10 strengthen the foundations of our
school 10 liberal spirit 80 70 sford 20 every student
the opportunity 10 pursue at bs own option, Of the
branches taught n the institution, provided he attends
tho class with which he is connected with
regularity and punctuay. After the formal opening OF
the school, Monday evening tho registry Of pupils
win Immediately commence, and the regular course OF
instruction will begin thereafter as the classes
/ can be formsd.
MORO CotoyzArfoS Tho American Colonization 20
ciey has received up date $40 applications from
| grocs in the South 70 smgra,e 70 Liberia They with
| otherS will depart November l. They mainly from
Georgia Tennessee, and few from Virginia The
ciey has agenis ths South apsorate, IL possble
the pressing wants of coorcd race but hold the
nduccment n emigration by promising FREQ passage.
SIX months provision on arrival, and every family re-
ceving fve acres of land 70 commence no with The
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Congress and administration composed Of blacks and
every citizen Is equal and frsc The climate rather
highest The country represented to be prosperous,
e1ceps along the coast which "a swampy where the
fever reigns Education Il especially cared for While
l the Society acknowledges the inierority Of the
black aud their Inability to cope successfully with
the white raco, they offer Liberia 20 the negroes whore
i they snccecd in life During the rebellion the
ciety discountinanoed emigration. only MANNED and
Useless members of society not desirable 10 build
up Liberia they have taken tho matter up, and viii
continue encourage the emigration of the black
Tus cASSsr.pr voLKsvrsr--sScoxp DAY. --Isndmsuns
Hamilton Park yesterday again visited by Eve
thousand persons representing population
TO celebrate tho second day Of hclr national festival
Shich is annually celebrated By the suavians abroad
the old town Of Cannsisdt The festivities commenced
al twelve O'Clock noon bot long before this time the
Park crowded with visitors The target ana sharp
shooting practice was continued, and grand prizs dis
iributon took place ater In tho afternoon after this
sport had been nnabed But tho main feature q yes-
the King OF the saavans who annually has attended the
exhibition CannstAdt, IN order 70 witness the
| arranged in honor OF his Majesty The King, who
pcrsoDalod by Mr. Natter, appeared ~ iu regaia and
| made imposing appearance. No was accompanied by
a number OF young ladies' and gentlemen representing
tho ptneesssa and couriiers of the snavian monarch
All appeared costumes especially manufactured for
the occasion Subsequently the races took place In the
ure~euf. on IA. Majesty aud number of valuable prizes
| were awarded 10 the SINNERS About dozen jockeys
appeared on ground compete FOR the prizes There
wers q series OF other Interesting social psstmts ar
ranged and continued tll about midnight ~ % the pre-
vos dar lot nothing occurred disturb the festivities
J, During the night the PARK was folly Illuminated
TINS AfcrurSr cs Hrn~os Rym BanaoAD--The en-.
vneer of the locomotive Jesse which the old
man Bsnson on Thursday, manging his body fearfuy.
has alaronded and taken. tho police bellev- the
direction of PoAghkeepsls, ia order 70 AVOID his re-
sponabi,sa winch rather heavy ia the accident
| lhal occurred on Thursday.
| gnksptR ElHo0L ErcuRnox Tho members of ths
snpp,emcpary class Of Grand street 0rnmmar School
| No went wilh their teacher NJ 9. y. HendrcksoD,
on a. esr rulon 10 ives; Point yesterday, Tbey took
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