The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
! suB-rREAsuw DEpARrEsr.-The clerks in the coupon
and pay Departments OF the Sub-Trcasury this city
were busly employed yesterday paying the July IN
terest on government bonds. The creditors formed
Cracked numerous Jokes az the expense OF Uncle sam
ARRIVAL or EMIaRASrs --The following arrivals of emf
grants reported the depot at Castle Garden yes
Ierday; steamship Trpoli Liverpool sls steamship
ss Sai haaSns s9o ssp Tas Liverpool
PROPOSED EMIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT l rHs SOUTH
1t Is proposed by enterprise having in view the
Industrial regenerat Of the South, and through the
instrumentaly OF real and land agency in New
York, TO carry out subdivision Of large landed estates
In The SOUTH to encourage emigration and capital to the
States and TO promote settlement Of its waste and
reproductive districts The State OF Mississippi has
granted charter for the sale Of tracts OF mineral tur
pentine, tmbered and farming lands, which il il pro-
posed TO subdivide into ailo,mens and homsteads for
emigrants
DRINKING FOUNTAINS FOR THE Cry Yesterday the
first of series of drinking fountains for the principal
city thoroughares fixed at the lower end OF Union
square, 1t is neat design in cast iron, three and half
feet high painted greensh bronze with drinking basin
and two cups for parched pedestrians and two roughs
for horses and dogs Others during the week will be- in
course Of location at the lower end Of Bowling Green at
ton and Second streets Grand street and East Broadway
Broadway and Fifth avenue, by the Worth manument,
ana At the corner OF Christopher and Hudson streets
me fountains have been manufactured by Messrs
keaney, OF Chester and the Pennsylvania Iron Works,
ana liked under the superintendence OF Mr., j. d. Nash,
the contractor and Mr. g. w. Hail. the conipanys agent
in New York, by the American Society for Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals.
The TURNER'S. Tho New York Turn veren held its
annual meeting yesterday. From the reports appears
that the organization numbers at present four hun
dred members, and that its property is valued at
$4,000 The old Quaker church IN Orchard street,
which has been fitted up Turn Hail. Is however,
too small for the increasing requirements Of society,"
and it has been decided that property shall be
snd speqad edi1cs bs erected in central portion of
the city, al of less than $4,000 Tho late
Whitsuntide festivities of the Turner's at jones' Wood
realized the sum Of $1,000. which will DO added 10 the
funds wherewth the property for new Tura
Hall h to be purchased. An election OF
First Speaker J. kaufman; Second Speaker, T. Baat;
corresponding schriitwart, c. r Schmidt; Recording
schrtwars, W. E'ler and G. Dreifuss; seckewarts,
lTreasurcrs Il Moesinger and A. 4oemer; First Turn
wart, w. Heeseer; second Turnwar G. Stahl: Zeug-
wart Blobe; Trustees Fried staff, N. Buehe, G.
Weiprecht Franz Faner Bach and Richard Wirsh. Con.
nected With tho institute is TGrn school, numbering
i've hundred pupils, Of whom fifty girls There
also connected with the Turn veren dramatic section
numbering seventynvs members; vocal section, the
Turner Ledertafel, numbering forty membcrs hunor.
New QUARANTINE BoAr.-The Quarantine Commits
sioners have just into the possession OF new
quarantine boat the Andrew Fletcher. which is to be
reserved exclusively for the transportation Of well pas
senge from infected vessels that may be ordered into
quarantine She one hundred and twenty eight feet
long, has thiry.sx by eight foot stroke cylinder and
accommodations for 0vs hundred passengers She was
exchanged for the old Perry the Commissioners paying
81, 600 In addition. The little Governor FentOn will
still be kept plying In the day for the transportation OF
the sick Of infected vessels - = $50 :.
THE FkRH RAN DuxDERsERG.-The ram Dunderberg
ID to leave for Cherbourg Thursday ncx 4h instant
at two A n Mr. Webb. being DESTROYS thai ladies and
gentlemen Who yet wish to her should have oppor
tunily has ordered ply each half hour from
to-day and tomorrow, from the end OF the North
American Steamship Company's pier No. 70 North river,
stream opposite thai dock. fh
THE UxIoN Co-OpnArrvs BUILDING sousrY.-A meet
ing Of this society held last evening At Farmers
Institute, 20 Ludlow street, and unanimously elected
the following gentlemen onicers -Mr. John Watson,
Presidpnt Ambvsss Durand. Vice President; John W.
Farmes Treasurer. and Albert J. Alacbam, Secretary.
VINO stated that the society had now issued to the
amount Of 81 $50 600 The first subscription night
would take place Wednesday, July TO- The meetiog
then adjourned till this evening at the place to
elect the trustees and directors
ACCIDENT PROM RECKLESS DRvrxo.-A man named
Charles Alderman was arrested by Of the officers
OF the Sixteenth precinct on charge made BY Arthur
r. Dale, who alleges that Ackerman, while furiously
driving through Ninth avenue, over child named
Rachel Burnhcimor, aged six years. When the child
legs severely bruised and the left hand
pletey mashed. The doctor who dressed the wounds
says DO IL unable at present to tell whether the child
will survive Injuries Alderman was locked up for
the night at the sixteenth precinct station house.
ABuRGLAIY FRUSTRATED -Ofnccr Daniel OF the Eighth
precinct discovered early hour yesterday morning
that promises Nos co. 90 "a and 20 Wooster street.
cuped BY William H. Gray as carriage mandatory,
had hoo hu rylap- hy fnfg
quantity Of goods were found In bags in readiness 10 be
carried on
ARREST ON A BAIL BoSD.-A named David Powers
arrested In this city yesterday by two officers of the
Tenth precinct, warrant issued by Alderman Gregg,
OF Philadelphia, the complainant being Mr. Manus
Mclaughlin OF that place. Powers consenting TO 20 to
Philadelphia with his bonisrnan without waiting, o
requiston, was allowed to go with him. -,
DEArH PROM suysfRoKe Coroner schirmer held IA
inquest u Mount Sinai Hospital the body Of
about twenty years Of age whose supposed
TO have been Mary Carroll Who died from the effects Of
the excessive heat Deceased found sitting In q
doorway In Tenth avenue. between Thirty.thIrd and
Thirty. fourth Streets In nearly nsensibe condition
by ocer OF the Twentieth precinct, who conveyed
hcr to the hospital, where death subsequently ensued.
teeth. She had two dresses--one msrino and the
other green striped one white flannel and muslin pet
ticoats Written on paper found IN ono OF her pockets
was James Tobn, No, 10 Caroline street."
DEAm FROM surrocAnoS Margaret s. Quinn an
infant whose parents live at No 4s0 Greenwich street,
sunocated on Sunday nigh. while sleeping In bed
with her mother. Coroner schirmer held inquest on
the body and the jury rendered verdict Of accidental
DEATH
DKArs 1T DRowuyc.-A little girl named Mary A.
Gosn whose parents reside No % Henry street. fell
overheard pier 20 East river. Sunday evening"
and drowned before assistance was At hand
THE HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.