The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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ELABORATION Yesterday the arrivals Of smgrants a.
this port foot up as Enthusiastically Scotia, LIVER
pool' 1885, steamship Aeppo, Liverpool 54a steamship
Arago, Havre, $751; bark Argonauts Bremen, Oh
Total, l,49s.
SOCIETY OF FRrEsDs--The deliberations Of the HEX
site branch Of the Society Of Friends resumed yes
erday morning, at Rutherford place. According to the
statements brought forward, there was falling on IN
the Young mem oershp. Addresses we're made 70 the
brethren urging them to greater faithfuness In the
training Of the young.
SuRRoGArE's OFFIcE.-A communication was sent BY
Surrogate Tucker to the Board Of Supervisors yesterday
setting forth that an additional clerical force needed
In his Office Reference was also made 70 the unsafe
condition OF the records which are not even protected
by the presence of night watchman IN the ONCE wncn
has the safeguard of ordinary locks ana WINDOW
fastenngs
DRINKING GousrArNs THE CrY.-Between twenty
and thirty drinking fountans-now on their way from
Philadelphia where they have been manufacured-are
about be fixed and distributed over different districts
OF the city at the commencement Of the month BY the
Society the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals They
are OF iron ornamentally designed in three depart
ments-the upper for the public the middle one Tor
horses and the lower one for dogs
Tue FARMERS CLuB.-Tbe stated weekly meeting OF
the Farmers club was held yesterday afternoon At the
rooms Of the club in the Cooper Institute building Tho
principal business of the meeting the discussion Of
several methods OF drying fruit. among which gen.
erai preference was given to that Of Professor
Nyse. OF Cleveland, Oho-a method founded upon the
idea Of obtaining perfectly even temperature Win
aptly designated az putting the fruit TO sleep.
Dr. Higgins, OF Mary land also appeared before the club
in advocacy OF dfyertipg the 1ux OF Northern
emigration 10 bis native State, having been commis-
stoned by the Legislature Of his State to travel through
the North and East in that capacity No statistics Of
special interest were furnished in support of mis- argu
mcnt by the Doctor, though such data were promised
at an early day.
Sho cbro
Union Cadets hundred strong arrived in this city
on Monday IN Red Bank New Jersey, where they
are going to camp out and have field drill and generally
rustcaie The Nashua cadets present creditable APP
pcarance and they will probably remain fortnight
here this will be line oppoStunity for the friends Of the
corps 70 visit them.
IMPORTANT TO THE MERCANTILE CoxMuNrY-NEw Gus
TONS REGULATIONS the new rules and regu-
atons adopted by the United States Appraisers Depart
OF the Customs issued and came into opera
ton 10 connection with the transmission and storage OF
merchandise 1t the ncwly opened central depots IN
Trinity place and Greenwich street They enact that
henccorh oil importers OF the port Of New York will
have free 10 the chief Appraiser Mr. McElfatn
aud the ten Assistant Appraisers at all times and their
clerks brokers the assistants between eleven and
twelve O'Clock, but at other times communicating by
memorandums specifying l. The name OF the importer
2. Marks and number or package 8. Vessel by which
imported T. Invoice s. Date Of receipt Of package In
store. O. Description Of merchandise. Z. Number OF
broker No memorandum viii be attended to unless
invoice in hand three days. except in the case Of per-
ishable articles.
METROPOLITAN xrRovExKSTs ON THE NORTH RIVER SsDB
AND WEST STREET, Yesterday workmen commenced
digging the foundations f1r large pile Of fire proof
bonded warehouses at the corner Of Beach and West
streets for sixty years the Of the old West Point Iron
Foundry Tho building will be six stories high, 200 feet
Deep with frontage to the river Of $50 feet Work.
mon we're also engaged ~ constructing new granary.
yin iron ro %. Or e oo
OF Franklin street. piers 35 and 80 North river large
ave story bonded warehouse been opened q the
OF Watts and West streets opposite the pier Of the
Peoples fine TO Albany and store in connection with
the Mechanics Building Mutual Association At 800 West
street, neaS Leroy
has SANTIAGO ps cusA-rhe latest intelligence received
BY the Coast wrecking Company, who have this wreck
In hand up last evening that the apparatus for
heaving the vessel had successfully laid down. and
that they only awaited the first favorable tide V noas
her.
THE EuRsxA.-This steamer, which got ashore on tho
Gate yesterday. with general cargo from Providence
10 expected TO be on on the first fair tide.
AN ALLEGED FoRGER SAFE AT HoNE.-William John
Hambiy. an Ensshmsn, twenty-five years Of age, who
was taken 70 London BY detective Joseph Eusace OF
this city, about month ago. reached that place the
I7h inst and he had boon handed TO the custody
OF the London authortes ~ Superintendent Kennedy
nation mad before the Lord Mayor to obtain warrant
for tho removal Of Hamby 70 Truro that he had forged
the name MS futnern-nW 10 three Cnccks 3ltO
on the Miners Bank Truro, after which he had aD-
scondcd 70 this city. Hambly was taken 70 Truro
FATAL CAsuALry.-Coroner Cover yesterday held an
inquest No. 322 East Twenty second street. the
body Of Themes Brown, child three years OF age,
whose death the result OF injuries received the
18th instant by falling from pile OF stones which the
landlord had piled up the yard In their verdict
the jury censured 1.-THE landlord, Patrick Cassidy, for
negigenty piling and leaving said stopcs in ouch
insecure and dangerous manner" Deceased was born
in California. @
SUDDEN DEAm-An inquest was yesterday held by
Coroner Cover In the basement Of premises No 81 New
Chambers street, the body Of Babbctte Geheman o.
woman about forty years age who died suddenly on
Monday night Deceased mad quarrel th oncof her fe
male boarders concerning mono. matters which brought
attack OF apopexy and subsequent death Deceased
o native Of Germany.