The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-10
CITY Intelligence.

Sr MicpAFL's ROMAN CATHOLIC Scnool. large ana
commodous school house for the accommodation of the
youth Of st. Michaers parish is now In process Of erec
ton the Of Ninth avenue and Thirty.frst
street The structure, built after the Gothic order OF
architecture be composed Of Philadelphia brick
the fronts from the ground the string courses will be
trimmed with brown stone, and thence to the roof with
yellow Dorchester ston0 The frontage Ninth avenue
oe yes, and the hnagr VII when
completed be four stories high Each of the first three
stories will be divided into five apartments, making, in
all fifteen class rooms for classes The fourth floor viii
be constructed to contain besides large audito
rum, small dressing room and hall II Is intended
that the corner stone shall be laid this afternoon with
appropriate ceremonies
THE ANNUAL HACK INsPrcroS-A Nrw REsULATroN.-
The city Of New York has for the accommodation Of
portion Of its travelling public thirteen hundred hacks
Seven hundred Of these are Of pabiclcharacer, and
found the various railroad depots steamboat
landings, public parks patrolling Broadway after
hours. The remaining hundred called special
backs and are used mainly uponlorders emanang from
hotels private famiea These all required TO
have licenses, TO have numbers posted in conspicuous
places outside and inside to the Corporation regu-
iaions concerning them put up within, where the trav
eer may see and read them at a glance and 10
be clean and neat. To preserve these qualihca-
tons ana compel owners Of hacks 70 furnish
the necessary requirements 70 accomplish them, an
inspection IL ordered yearly, which takes place under
charge Of se police ut the City Hail. This in pro-
gress yesterday and the day previous and up 10 last
evening about three hundred coaches inspect
ed In addition to the conditions above enumerated
Captain Brockett has revived another for the better pro
lection OF the travelling public, which requires every
hack driver TO have cards. bearing upon their face the
number Of the hack the owners name, drectoh 70 the
stable and the location Of the Mayors Office One Of
these cards the driver required 10 hand 10 every patron
AMI should any fraud be attempted or successfully per-
petrated the offender can readily DC traced and brought
TO punishment
| BUSINESS suRnoeArE's Orricg.-The following
the estates which letters Of administration
granted by Surrogate Tuckerfcr the week ending June
iooo'-f''"N n'o"ner, npnc n'"e. pe"N h"ne'l
"A Dono'a an f4''s"~ = Da."se', Iu"a" A'eni"'
Iavnsn M Az, T.,n Tinas On ph;, rr,,s~ ~
Harriet a. j. Edwards Lawrence Brewer James KAHN
Samuel Monagel, Christopher W seaman. HermoIne
tor Eliza Weeks, William Hayes. Letters Of guardian
snip were granted Dy surrogate tucker g oii0ws:-
n; noseDlha, guardian 20 bernaru koch; Wm ~ NC
Elizabeth Gross guardian 10 August Annie and Catha.
ariDc Gross; Sarah VESSELS guardian VIM H. Wes
feils Anton Lesson gnarn'ah 20 Sohh :. Maner u.
"ann, xa,n .,haa1 n.a .,c 49,"
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$1,000 - p, pe,, . W " "'"'s "'' h1"" ~
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THE ALLEGED fR'vAIKa h.IEoR The steamer Meteor.
which has been for the past two months in charge az
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Quite crowd conlrer ac about the wharf presnm pg
that the vessel int nde to take her departure Numerous
TIE cny;nes ,cr. Zen, wnrr;np Sra,s ravcn ocsocr
A. NJ until near eight O'Clock r. ~ hut no at empt was
made 10 nut hor adrht h presumed that Judge Belts
WIN give decasioh IN the case curing the coming wees
and should she be condemned ample secnrny WIZ DO
gwen and she wi'i immedsiey depart from TINS pon
ErcrfsIax 10 PARIS ny NEW YoRK FIgENgN. "A meet
, =, Tow f-,.ss oc ~. ola ,,,o,c., a.. ,.,,r,,,e,,
"e " -" 80 ~ -
was held on fhnrsday evening last relative b an exrur-
SION TO Paris Ia 1857 Ia attend the great national exhi-
,,,.on n % ,,rn,,.od ., t.t. ,n , ...m.r vvbi, "a
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u DC balt expressly Tor me occasion an" Whch mas
been rendered them should they conclude :" go.
Announcer mccting VIII snoruy u neui whoh 'he mattf
WIN ne dehnit"s setiieu.
P,cNuc poR CHURCH on srAyES IsLAvp.--Tbe three
ca,,o,,c .nurrhcs Y.sn.,.vc,y L.c.,.a a, p,ssvuL.
n., ~, M, -,,,,, -, -, ,, ,
ochm"ha anu "rahiiasVliei S'"''h is'oa, onacr uc
tho pastoral Of Rev. John Barry, requiring con-
siderable outlay 10 keep them in working order The
Mil come Oh on Wedpesi.. next tJune ~. at the Elm
plk Wy Ar nu,Iy N.s uc lna.',r ~ onsiE". boa's