The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


CITY INTELLIaENCR.
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TIE PARx-Ths PARK Commissioners announce tbss
II the weather be Ane there win DO music by the Psrk
band the Mall to-day. commencing At four O'Clock
Pm
ExrscmD ARRIVAL IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN Taoors
MKxoo Tho Austrian Consul General the Chevs-
Her DO Loosely. has engaged passasss on board the
steamer Western Metropolis Of the New York and Brs-
men line for the Transmission Of two hundred and nfy
Austrian troops OF the imperial Mexican army, who are
expected 10 arrive st this port TO day from New Orleans
by the steamer Monterey. The balance Of the brave
have been shpped from Vera Cruz France The only
Austrians now remaining in Mexico are the troops q
Quer6taro, respecting whose fate nothing has bean
known up 10 the present advices A
STATS AssseoRs-Ths State Assessors win meet q
Stanwix Hail. in the CITY OF Albany, Tuesday neEt.
97th inst to hear appeals from the different counties
With regard 70 the eqa,z.son o. STATE tsxss sopes
letter.
hEznxa or CoxrAHY G. HAWKINS ZoUAves-A meet
ing Of this company took place last evening 70 make
Judgements for attending the funeral Of James Lsaay
shsep.head bay Resolutions were adopted sxprsssisg
sympsihy with the friends Of the deceased and deter
tending his funeral on Sunday next. $3.50 --
he FsSIAN CcsvsnrioH. Tho Feoian Conessss a
Convention. continued ~ session yesterday A. on he
previous days. The proceedings were In ssorst tue
principal boensss tepsaetcd however. NJ ~ read.
ing or yolumpeus windy docsnshts rsIaiivs - ~
Kilkenny cat Aeht that has played The deuoo Win IN
their plans the sheraton Of Ireland ThA proceed
ings Of the Oonventon ste okeo upomo an
ssosDse men :: aI ; VASE - .nsno ~ nonSy, -
II there IL any, will be done among the chiefs them.
selves. resw t rss
CRIoKsr.-On Monday and Tuesday there will bs a.
interesting match commenced between the New York
and Boston ca1s some grand Play Is expe PEI; a. The
A prsr.Hors IN FIRST Avrsur-In FIrs. avenue.
between Third Fourth and Fifth streets there ere atty!
saed group OF slaughter houses which have been de-
scrbed BY tho inhabitants Of neghborIng houses to Be
@ su.n ~ ane PgssnoasDs ~ ung go !.
June in the present wear the Board Of Health has bean
psoned BY the occupants Of houses In tho vicinity
some stringent regulations enforced as to proper drain
ego and the use OF but as yet the Board OF
There are too hoses iocsted It Nos la sS1
1888 First avenue whose inmates have suffered
% ana aG so soG
people have been seriously ~ and two Or three d:Sshs
aas % IRON e. me ss 1 a'
nernicous Can nothing be- done 70 rswedv sht s
There is law prohibiting cattle from being drivea
arOS ,Sro,sn Fra svsn M" ana Tnird ana Foupt
Streets At ali hours Of the day On the 10th Instant
boy was gored 70 death IN Filth street. ana yes ne
Board OF Health does mol interfere VINO IL 70 DANNY
AID Fos THE Sick AT GALVESTON, TsxAs-The tnfoc-
nation which reached hi, otv fsv DAYS aao in refor
..as.a "".u .o.o. 80. Ss -. -" n.,-..s
ence 70 the rsVases Of sne yeio" ievor ~ 0vesO1
.. ena .ne .Ssr . % asry
sympathy IL this city By contributions OF money on
numerous philanthropo persons In this city principally
Sose snslsec 10 % nsssv + =
-, u 0'y :, ~ SSo - The Ssnoss ~ ~ Ho,.rS
P." .,,s - ~ % a. hs .ynerSsd To- ~. hs"ens
or Ina scr Ths contrbutors TO ths fund Wers
Bliss & Co., NJ T. Pickett Co, Lathrop, Ludngtpn &
60, William Q. Langley Go;L Mymsn. byN Qo.s
csIb"mn Co And others Further controutlons -:
Ss sert "a HIM rmerchant No is Whits ssrseA a
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