The New York herald., 1867-01-08
CITY NTELLIaEHCR.

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THs CoPrRoILERs OFyIcR-ComptroIer Connolly
sumed the duties Of his once yesterday and once
consideration No changes were mads In the ONCE nor
will any be made for some time yet
ENFORCEMENT THE CrrY ORDINANCES Superintendent
John A Kennedy has informed the captains Of the
Police Department that they must fully instruct their
parolmen in relation 70 city ordinances. and have all
NEGLECT TO report such violations they are TO be COM
planned Of before the Police Board otherwse tho cap
tain Of the precinct will be hod rsEponsibs BY the
Board.
AExnra or TRUSTEES or COLUMBIA CoLrsor. "A regular
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of Columbia College
held At the Law School In lafayette place. yester
day afternoon, Hamilton Fish, chairman. Rev. Fred
erick A. p Barnard, Ii. D., President OF tho College
submitted report showing the number OF students in
attendance follows:-Undergraduate 140 students
Of School of Mines, q; law students $50; medical
mon, 70 Cassncaiion of school Il Mnes-senor class,
dassincasion of La. schoolssnors 81 Juniors iis.
The affairs Of the corporation In nourishng
d.ion Reports from the several faculties were also Sub
mitted. Frederick De psyser Jr, has presented the
trustees with the original printed draft Of charter or
tho erection Of college Kngs for the county Of New
York. IN America, l7t4 and l7sS," which was net
granted.
EVENING Hlas Scaoor.--On the lst Of October, 1860,
the Board Of Education established school which was
to bear the relation to the present evening schools
which the Free Academy does to the day schools The
experiment has been completely successful large
number Of young have svaled themselves Of the
advantages OF higher course OF studies. which COM
prses mathemascs grammar drawing, the French and
other modern languages The school is suated in Thir
teenth street. Sixth in Grammar school No
35 Il is opened every evening" except Saturday, from
until halfpas nine o'clock for the admission OF
old and scholars The bes: teachers have been
np6 fho tff tnn - fwen "A anf
the books and other appliances Of the school room.
THs rEIsGsA ApH MATCH PosrPosEpA few days since II
expected that trial OF skill would have como OF
between Mr. r H Barns holder OF the Champion Tse-
graph "Keyn Of New England and Nev York. and Mr.
n o. Br1,ss, Military Operator, for stake OF 5000 In
consecueD ~ the noG.sppesrance OF Mr.. Brooks the
match has arr indefinitely POSTPONED.
crsnIcaL ,c.T:ggyGE.--A meeting OF the Protestant
Episcopal Clc5iea Association was held At noon
yes,erdav in tea church Of the Ascension, OF
Tns nssnua 40 ,sn.s s.reol The meeting rrs-
sided o,sr p, i sey i'r Dyer and brief addresses
Sabine AHA; lr, a-sldens, after which prayers we're
orcr d ar'~ srsvi =; .lersymer. III @~'s
Tas MAsosr, fAIr The nuntsr OF visitors In attend
ance ii the Masonic rar yesterday areas
for GONE days previous; still The attendance
good. AS tho lair rapidly approaches close the
lady attendants npon the different tables sssa each
new visitor with the most Irresistible plcadngs sry
his or her luck, or buy CHANCE for sope one OF
lucky winner 10 add the other varied attractions
Greenwich Lodge has two splendid adys hats e1hi
e 70 ns h cs
dates will bs announced on Wednesday evening pre-.
vious to the close OF the fair.
srAPLr Boor AND SHOE CONVENTION Several gentle.
ea Interested in the leather and boot and shoe trades
met yesterday in convention the Asor House
matters pertaining TO their business and 70 receive
the report OF tho chairman who presided the last
rna uort usa mt cfedu n nc
In consequence OF the thin attendance OF nembeTs the
| meeting adjourned TO Monday, the 18th inst.
| KNIGHTS Or a. PAIRIcK THE members Of the
Knights Of st. Patrick will in full this
ing their headquarters in the Malson Doree, Union
square, elect officers for the year 1867 As provided
by the constitution OF the society the election OF Pres
dent Vice Presidents Secretaries and Treasurer
place annually on the second Tuesday in January.
ysIEsiN Scorr LIFE GUARD.--A meeting for the
ganization OF this corps will DO held half past three
O'Clock this afternoon No IS Nassau Brigader
General j. q. Hobart Ward win preside. During the
this organization furnished over fiy officers FOR the
volunteer army.
Tm GERxAE FARE scHocL ForRIn Srnssr.--This
institution present in fourshnS condition. sp
pears from the annual reports submitted Of the general
meeting OF the shareholders The teachers
are nfesn in number-cne director, eight Ger
man teachers three English teachers, draw
ing master and two female teachers. Director
slrnubenmueller In his report says that tho Dumhor Of
mouth r.. pupils are divided into ten classes and
eleven rooma In the upper classes the boys and ars
form separate departments The instruction in English
begins In the eighth class The pupils, who from the
upper classes join an American school, arc always sa
mied to the higher departments rnoindusrisl school
regularly attended by number o, young females and
the Sunday school BY about twenty scholars
eAiR ov sIKAxgR-rhe iron slde wheel steamer
Nsw England, 40 tons, together with 200 tons a
had board sold yesterday as auction for the
sum Of si2,ooo .
P1oxEn CLAY crus This veteran association mot on
saturday evening last and ossauized for the by
sisctIne the following President Charles n.
cndsrslsevs; Recording Secretary. Edward Hallock;
Corresponding Secretary John J. shaw; Treasurer, VIM
G Hanna
Kn1xD NJ FArtuc nro An ExcAvAucs.-C Coroner
scnirmsr yesterday held inquest NO. 2SS East Sew
enty eighth the bocy Of Christian Jchn, Ger
man. forty three years Of age whose death tho
suit Of injuries recsived two weeks ago by falling into
The jury found "that deceased TO his death by
cusson Of the brain by falling into excavation the
sidewalk In front Of house on the south side of Seventy
ighth street. the NTH house east or Third avenue
the evening OF December ~ 1885, aud also believe that
the occupant OF the house deserving OF the severnst
censure n no. properly protecting the excavation" Mr.
FArAIIy BuRSED--On Saturday last Lille NJ barlow,
little girl i've years Of age, whose parents live aa No
a24 West Forty third street. fatally burned by her
clothes taking re from hot store during the absence
Of her mother from the room. Death onsucd the fol-
lowing day. Coroner Gamble Ae'd an inquest on the
body and the Jury rendered verdict OF "Desth from
burns accidentally recsived"
Fms EAsr Twssrr-THInD srrvr,--1he alarm Of
nrs between four and Ave O'Clock on Monday morning
originated from Nos s7 90 and loi East Twenty third
street. organ mAnuactory, owned BY. carhsrs & Need
ham, the Are evidently originated over the boiler In
the boiler house adiouing the main factory building
Owing 70 the prompt arrival of the nremen they
ceedsd In extinguIshiug the flames before they did much
tns hn Tno vvt,n
not probably 81, 800 There 10 Insurance
ths prsms Of $4,000, In city Insurance companiea
AccpEsrs. &c--Jas. Larmey, q scotchman, ms
chinst residing at 3ls Rvington street, while st work
board the steamer Celestial Empire yesterday, fell
and dlsocased his shoulder He taken TO Bellevue
Hospital. eH
Jas Connolly, residing at 10 Dry Dock street, had bis
hand caught and hou1bly man9cd In the machinery OF
the Screw Bolt Works. foot OF Eleventh street. He was
taken 70 Bellevue Hospital where no received surgical
aid