The New York herald., 1867-03-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


srRExr clxAsna COMMISSIONERS AT . meeting Of the
Street Cleaning Commission held In the Mayors once
yesterday-present the Mayor and all the memoe-sne
Clerk read the report Of Sanitary Inspector Dr. horeau
Morris made 10 the Board OF Health to the condition
Of certain up town streets Superintendent Thomas n
Carr submitted his own adav which denies the state
msnt Of DR. Norris and which represented the streets
mentioned in q very cleanly condition. Ex-Judge
Whiting the street cleaning contractor read the amdavt
Of of his clerks, who had accompanied him on 2
which set forth that the streets were IN good
The Commission then appointed three dsnterested
report n 10 their condition 70 the Commissioners on Mon
day next The commisnon then adjourned
An IMPORTANT Movs AMONG THE BANKS AND BANKING
HousB Owing to the numerous robberes that have
lately occurred the various banks and banking houses
and the unsuccessful attempts made b. the police 70
rest the guilty parties bring them 70 justice several
Of the leading banks have adopted the suggestion long
advocated BY the HERALDhe securing OF the services
OF efcient private detectives who shall be duty at
the banks during the entire day. Among the many
tinent,l. Fourth National Bank Bank Of the Common
wealth. the Croton National and the Metropolitan Bank
1t is understood that every bank will adopt the same
course
BLooxSGDALn CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. lecture
committee Of this association report the proceeds Of the
lecture delivered by Richard O'Gorman, at the Cooper
Institute the oath uitmo for the relief Of the South
at 81 066 and tho expenses $3Od The amount deduct
the expenses has been handed to the Most Reverend
Archbishop McCl0sky for transmttal TO- the South
large number Of persons who received tickets in
rears, and the committee urge upon them TO make early
returna
THs owl CLuB-The members Of the Owl Club, whose
headquarters in the classic region Of the Fourth
ward in elaborate article published short
time agoon the social clubs Of New York. wish the pub
lie to understand they belong TO the respectable branch
OF those organizations
VACCINATION IN rHR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1t is reported
that the Board OF Education through its proper COM
mtee has announced to tho Board OF Health its nten-
tion cooperate with the sanitary officials in faclta
ing the vaccination OF children attending the puonc
schools
THs CATTLE PLAGuR-Dr Rufus King Brown dellv.
cred interesting lecture last evening" In room "a
Cooper Institute before the Association for the Advance
men Of Science and Art the Seattle Plague, Its His
tory, its Pathology, and It's Arrest" The audience was
quite large. Hc illustrated the microscopic anatomy
showing the contagious matter which is the cause Of
the cattle plague relating the history Of the disease
from tho fourth century the nineteenth showing that
arises in the seppes Of Russia that thence spreads
westward, through Poland, Moldavia Holland, and by
importation in England that Is the most fatal disease
that has yet seized living beings; that whore it
arises ninety per Of the cattle ae ted with II die
tina. the collections OF cattle all die and that
there Is no cure for il but that its prevention and arrest
be accomplished by the Of carbonic acid white
crystalline solid recently discovered The lecturer illus
the microscopic anatomy Of the contagious matter
PAYMENT OF THE ADDITIONAL BouSrY-The additional.
bounty is now being received from Washington the
office Of General c. W. Darling, Engineer in Chief N
T. and the checks being transferred as rapidly as
possible by General Darling and his assistants to the
soldiers for whom they designed. The regiments
being paid through this the st Dragons,
I'd New York Cavalry, Sd, 9th and 10th New York Ar
ery 10th, 150h and 159th New York Volunteers and
few from the lOth 14th, 10Th and 18th Connecticut
LICENSE NOT RKvoKED-The license Of Mr. VIM. Stod-
dard OF 333 Greenwich street not revoked by the
Excise Board its last meeting stated by Of the
city papers yesterday.
FoR TUX Court ArrEALs.-Tho superintendent Of
the new Court House engaged 1ttins up the spa
cious the ground door Of the left wing Of the
building the Of the Court Of Appeals which will
SIT in this city on Tuesday next
ARREST ONE or THE ALLEGED TROY DIAMOND Rob-
BERs-A telegram was received at the Police Head
quarters Thursday evening from the Chief OF Police
OF Troy requesting the Superintendent Of Police Of this
city arrest alleged notorious thief named James
Brown who wanted in that town. for reasons best
known to himself Detective Dusenberry detailed
to hunt up Brown, and he succeeded In finding him
yesterday afternoon the or Prince and Mercer
trces when he arrested and locked up ut head
uarters Intelligence Of the arrest sent to Troy,
plaoe would arrive in this city 70 take charge Of him
this morning Il Is supposed that Brown is Of the
men engaged some time ago In r0bbng jewelry case
In Troy Of quantity Of valuable diamonds In company
with Frank Clark alias Boston Frank, and Jimmy
Norris who were arrested day or two ago.