The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE INSTRUCTED MISUNDERSTANDING a squad a
workmen engaged IN tearing up and reIaying po<
ton OF the Of Broadway either side OF tha
rails recently laid down by the Dry Dock East Broal
way and Battery Railroad Company extending from Ann
Fulton street. and which they lately restraiasa
from using BY virtue OF order Of injunction issued b.
the Supreme Court and published n length IN ia
HERALD the 6th In the undertaking Of yesterdsS
the company might probably have been aciuated y
this section Of the great thoroughfare 80 unsghy sn
determined 70 make some reparation for the wrong aoa
In laying the track Even on the latter point shea3
stree. paving 10 s.ii very rrssulariy laid wshsuk
ascnbns @ the company this audabe motive, there 3
no alternative but 70 suppose that they intend runnn2
rather hsssrdous undertaking In the teeth Of shs ps
Is well = Individual in this age are spt to view ~
tors in the light Of dollars and csns and certainly ssr
and s c q. e.. II The
angular that they should thus expend additional
the street 70 IT. former condition; work they WILL q
all probability. b. eventually compelled 70 perform
TIE RoHAH LoAx-The issue Of the S2s bonds Of IL
Pontincal ioan which commenced ON Saturday last has
the public through the columns Of the HsRALp q
that day. whom over 81 600 was subscribed for them
SoorErV OF SscuLARBrs Tho society calling then.
selves Secularsts, which Ia and active body
Of people England and whose creed Is that duties
best fulfilled and happiness secured by attending -
the industrial and social duties Of this life, have con.
menced to organize in this city. They held the nrt
Of series OF public meetings last evening" at No o.
sStn 1 Dr. use sn1
One lady grew eloquent and related the signal pros
perty and happiness which had resulted from their
pudiatng all politicians and attending strictly TO their
business and that poverty insanity and divorce
were unknown among them
ASorHsR RAILROAD AocIDxNT-The almost daily occur.
Of accidents the various lines Of railroads
throughout the city, occasioned BY the reckessness
Of passengers and oareessness Of drivers, seens
to have no effect, and passengers are as reok.
less and railroad employees as careless as II NO
eight clock, John McDonaid residing at No 10 Wess
Forty sixth street. attempted to jump from the fr0nt
platform Of car No A. OF the Third Avenue Railroad,
while 1t was going up Third avenue TwenyseventA
street He fell under the forward wheel Of the and
had his leg 80 badly crushed that it is feared amPrta
ton will be found necessary He was conveyed 10 Belle
vue hospital and properly cared for.
DOMESTIC ISFELIcrY, Owen Harvey and his wife
Catharne residing at No PIT Elizabeth street, have
both been addicted rather free of the ardent"
Last night both had INDUCED their appetites much
that Owen work Off the influence of the spirits,
rine severely bruised that her life despared
Of She was taken to Bellevue Hospital by the Four
teenth precinct police. Owen was arrested and bold to
await the result OF his wife's injuries
An INFANT FOUND DEAD.-At about q quarter OF an
hour before O'Clock yesterday morning boy named
James Smith discovered the dead body Of female In
FAINT vacant lot in the Of 507 West Forty fourth
street The police informed and the body wgs
taken to the Twenty precinct station house. The
Coroner was notified and will hold an inquest
RELIEF SUFFERING PEOPLE or FRANCE. -Baroa
Boieau the Consul General Of France, has opened as
his Office, No. Bowling Green, subscription for the
relief Of the thousands Of destitute people whom the late
terrible foundations In France along the Garonne the
Loire and the Rhone have left In state Of starvation
Whole villages have been swept away and crops and
VINEYARDS destroyed In hundreds Of localities Tho Case
Ii which appeals TO the charity Of all and espe
cialy to those having relations with France