The New York herald., 1867-02-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

COmTROfIERF OPFICB-APP0IFTMENf- Cutler
has been appointed chief clerk in the Auditors Depart
ment, comptroleSs Office, vice Jacob seebacher,
moved.
MASS MEETING OF JoURNEYMEH TAnoRs "A mass meet
ing Of journeymen ao for the purpose Of forwarding
the work Of organization. held last night at 10 Stan
ton street. Long before the hour Of opening large
crowd was assembled, and whom business commenced
the meeting densely packed. The meeting
called TO order by Mr. Jacob Morstadt and Mr. wil-
hrs opening remarks called attention TO the number
Of shop meetings which had organized since the
last mass meeting Of the trade and regarded such action
on the part OF the men as an appreciation Of the benefits
Of organization The in Brokaws shop still
strike, and express their determination not TO sub NIT
. reduction OF wagea The meeting was addressed by
Messrs Ennis Taylor Tucker and others, and the meet
ing then adjourned.
TUE Foor BnDoE own BRoApwAY.-Considerab pro-
gress has been made with the preliminary operations for
this structure The excavations for the foundations Of
the piers 81 the four Of Fulton and Broad.
way completed The foundations ten feet deep
and SIX feet square The stone bases will be six feet
and the brick pie four feet and these viii bc capped
with granite fifteen inches thick In the course Of the
excavation the workmen have come the marshholes
Of the main sewers, which are exposed 70 public
passers BY seriously mpedes the trac In spite Of the
efforts Of the police TO make the multitude on.
Considerable time viii be occupied in dvcrting these
them. This, Il is supposed, will occupy another week.
and the iron work OF the bridge which understood 70
then a once be hzed and s expected that The bridge
vii De finished and opened 70 the public in about fort
night from this time.
TIM Coal CONSUMERS "BEvSYIrn ConpAyr-IAst
evening meeting Of the stockholders in this company
held Runks Hotel 274 Grand street. for the pur-
pose Of inqurng into the condition Of the companys
ana II appeared from statements made In the course
Of prstracted d scussion that the company had been
started with capital Of 100000 and that any thou
rand shares had been issued that $685. had been
paid on the company mine in Pennsyvania purchased
at $500 000 leaving ele5 900 due upon IT, exclusive Of
Sl2 600 liabilities and dividend paid 70 shsrc-
holders, and IL desirable know who had the
benefit OF this outlay The directors had shut mp shop
the ground alleged that the Of the conveyance
OF coal 70 New FORK great that they could
furnish i at the stipulated figure Of 80 per ton COM
muee OF nve stockholders was appointed TO thoroughly
investigate all the transactions connected with the
panv and bring the directors 10 book behalf OF the
stockholders who are nearly two thousand 10 number.
EKwsBoys' Lopcrsc Horsg A lecture will be delivered
this evening in the hail No. 900 Broadway, corner Of
Twentieth street, by Professor Thomas W. Chiuenden
the subject OF Gases and vapors !, the financial
proceeds Of the affair be applied the fund for
support OF the Newsboys Lodging House The object s
commendaoe one and will no doubt meet with
hearty response from the philanthropc portion Of the
community.
ACCIDENTS, &c-wm. 8 Johnston, a carpenter, resid.
ing At 26l West Thirsy-thrd street. had bis fingers
accidentally cut OF yesterday at Hoeys hay cutting fac
tory, at 1Ss East Twenty. y.second street,
James Pender residing at 13o Cherry street. accident
ally fell yesterday and fractured his leg
An unknown man was picked up a, 1853 Elizabeth
in unconscious state apparently suffering from
nts by one Of the Fourteenth precinct police
An the above were taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
Henry McQuade while crossing the railroad bridge NJ
Hudson City yesterday unfortunately fe through the
same and, fracturng his thigh he was Immediately
convey ed 10 the New York Hospital