The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01
CITY INTELLIGENCK.

Saturday, tho slt uit., there Eve hundred and
eighty deaths 10 this city. decrease from the grand
mortality total OF the week previous Of twenty-sght.
TIE BOARD or HEALTH FoRuxrH SrRrEL-It
would appear from the recent order issued BY the Board
OF Health that there ia magic influence in the
dividing line which the city at Fortieth
street, and that the northern portian OF New York,
from thai 10 the High Bridge s not susceptible Of In
lection or any epdamca visitation from tho existence
OF slaughter houses packing houses other sances
OF that kind Last week drew attention to the sx
1sence OF very orsnsiYo and dangerous nuisance-a
hog slaughter house--in hckiy populated locality
In Eleventh avenue, between Forty and Forty
third streets IL emts noisoms smsIl and the hight
Is made hdeoas with the squesng OF tho animals while
being killed. Tho Board or Health should SO modify
their order as TO drive those slaughter housesthose
reservoirs OF pest ence dseasebeyond the closely
popuiated portions OF the CITY. ere the deadly poison
wuich they emit produces q harvest OF death.
ST. AsGELA's ACADEMY for young ladies' No. $50 West
Twenty street. under the charge Of the Sisters of
Charity. will DO opened for the reception OF pupils
Monday next first class academy OF this kind has
for some time been much needed this loo ,ty, and
parents in this neighborhood who have daughters ara
much reoiced at the opportunity BUS afforded them Of
providing good cd caon for their children under The
direction Of hrst c.as female teachers The course OF
instruction comprises the usual branches.
DEpAarrRE MAxMLIAS's BODY GUARD Fos
BRssr.-Ths steamer William Penn. in addition &c her
Est OF civilians passengers yesterday, rog1ge
Brest carried ths fororn remnant OF the Emperor
OF Mexcos body guard that have recently been resting
III this city, they having arrived here by tho French
war steamers Phlegeon aud Bourel Oh Thursday Ac
complaining them were some sixty members OF the
corp' dplomotiqse These soldiers formed the grand
Foreign Legion that did such fearful execution ing
the Mexican gierss. and VIII On fought gailanuy
beside their unfortunate master until his fate
Queretar0 They s bear he marks of thor hard fate
"sra ns oa pnosy o.aa an .a' oronaea
quently than words Of toiisome marches and bloody
battles They were comfortably situated the stc mer,
niney.seven oein. In the eers twenty IN the cond
cabin nong thsm the officers of the In antry and
cavalry, ana ditsen in the lrst CABIN With them was
A. DO Msr.pots, the rrencl Commander. As the
steam left her pier they shouted alden the large
crowd that had gathered to note their departure
THE GERMAN CABINET SAKsRs-The United German
CABINET Makers AssDciat ,rsng thou
sand members held meeting at the Germanla Assem-
oy Rooms last night when Mr. Humr.chaasen pre- ided
Mr. Simon sciiug Secretary The affairs OF the
cry discussed AID report Submitted bv the dele
gate oi the organization to tue National Work ngm as
Convention at Chicago Mr.. huhimeister, embracing
account Of tho doing. ana the propaol; results Of the
Convention, which. being considered satsis;tor
adopted Gus German clbin,t makers org ,uzaoa has
been 10 existence one e.gh year. aud at various times
Las been prominently ana successfully engaged In the
sirikea The cabnes MAKERS earn al present SIG per
week on an svera,s
IMPEDING rEAv:i ELEVENTH AVENUE From th,
point where tho Eleventh cars strike the DOCKS
to the Battery, the line OF travel mpeded
By thu numerous yenciss which pass ~ and down pro-
m.scuously. ~itnou, any order bong enforced Some
times "0locx' Of three quarters VI nour occurs
winch greatly incouvenences those ~ho are working
wn town. On FIR day evening Of the freight Iars
Of HUDSON River Railway which, iraves tho Chamoers
depot hsf pas O'Clock 10 the evening" got
Oh the tack ~ Hors' sire and TOPPED the whole line
o! the up town street cars tor travel On tn z
Eleventh avenue requires a. much rol.ef ~ that OF
Broadway. tho grown. franc OF tue city requires
adoption OF pan ~hich vii, ~ ilitate transit
through our srse,s and remove the mpediments which
nov exist.
THx Suoon,a or MISS LYoss-Hsa Cospr,os Miss
Catherine Lyons, the young woman who vas recently
shot In the head BY pitol In the hands Of George
Hammer while she At work at No. los Washington
stree. few nights since s survives her mi iries aad
hopes entertained Of recovery. sne having
been partially restored conscousaess Coroner Cover
yo,erdAs notified Of the fact and proceeded to the
New forx Hospital 10 lake her . EN- deposition.
Snc Is fifteen years o. age, lives Al No l02 woicots
street. Brookyn AMI naive OF this city. Although
appeared gate rationa she vas unable TO give
concerning the which she received her
wound, where worked or the name OF Der employer
In facs she has know edge OF the
thing whca ia. since transpi. d. Oains TO her fccbe
coalition the Coroner ;u tsi not TO take her state
for the present. In the taat she will b. better
able 10 msis An ,ncingent explanation a. future Day.
10 the meantim. Ham Nor, ~no DISC lar ed the pistol
remains the iomoA.
ARREsr REvu1ER Some time ago . burglary
wsS Committed la Providence r. l., o. which tie resi-
dence OF Mr.. william wightmao, of that place va
pIandersd Of large antiiy OF goods and money. NJ
clue perpetrators Of robbsry could for iona
time be obtained. suppos.ng that tho burglar bad
come " this cay word to the police authorities
TO be on the lookout, and q description OF mau
nsnei James b. Wood, who suspected o. being tue
guilty parry, Vas to.eeraphed 10 Superinsenden X n
ledy A. 5000 ~ me telegram WAS received ective
Y. kcIougai was detailed 20 hnd him After mucn
crcUmven ng and mao euvr ns toat olicer succeeded
N srre-tna Nun yesterday On the corner OF Broad.
way and Folton STREET Iu the ferreting out Of
tue Sncrcao1uts u Wood special officer wailing,
OF the seneia, Post O.ncs, rendered valuable AID.
Detective Gsorgc Bl,inxs, Of Providence, n L. VINO
and transportation OF criminal that city. LET.
win ms PRISONER yssterdy afternoon. II u said that
Wood wss NJ time worth hat million or dol.
ar aud well known Ia Eastern business circles,
wnc1 no nsf 'arsc asa.nss inro ga some cause or
an tner however, he srayed from tue path of honesty
tor tie offence passing counterfeit money In
Rh1ie aud, he Was ssat ior year 10 Safe PRISON. A
ana p.aosJ la hospital unta the expiration OF his
term On the bresxiny ous OF tne sar no joiaed the
Confederate array, wncl hs aims TO have been .
coiose Of Infantry Ito IL a very gentlemaay looking
man, aud the pers,n uniutla cd individual
would pick oIl of a crowd as man who niusod In the
ways o. thief or c,unisrieiter.
AccirsSrM DROWNING Coroner Schirmor yesterday
held an inquest the body Of Frank Parker lad
foot u Third street. East Dec ,assd lived
vita his parents ~ NJ. Is7 LewiJ street.
WOMAN DRJwSsp.- The ne Coroner held an ipqdest
over tho remains Of unknown woman which
found tiaius Ia tue dJck ~ pier o. Es@ river Nothing
discovered upon bor person by when could be
Recognized.
Egiors Rus OVER Accrpxyr A gentleman named
Gardner sherman. residing ct 237 East rnirty-third
street. while standing the OF Third avenus and
Tnirty-thid street, yesterday forenoon. knocked
down aud rus by "a express wagon, which was
driven down the street sar nj Of speed just -
no sB about Z, sep into car which no had bsen wait
ing II ascera,ned after he had been veycd
to bis residence tina, be- had sasaiued quite In
jurcs bfs hasd beng badly bruised aud OF ribs
broken. Tho driver or the express wagon made his
escape.
FATAL RrS OvsR ACCIDENT. A child aged TOO years
named Everett Lssksr whose parents reside at No. 22s
West Thirty street. accidentally run over BY
IA leo cart driven By ons Jacob Keeper and was almost
instantly killed. No arrest was made.
rsyuRro Nv A sro-x FAILING. Daniel Howard. aged
twenty eight years. seriously injured yesterday
afternoon bv far falling on his right arm he vas
taken 10 Bellevue bospitai.
rsiI FROM THIRD AVENUE CAH-coursd Father fell