The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE HARLEH RAILROAD AND THE EAST SIDE AssoCrA.
noS-After several protracted hearings Of the Harlem
Railroad Company one side and the property
along Fourth avenue at Yorkvie the other the Sea-
ate committee Saturday reported bill to compel the
company to cover their open cut from Ninety.
fourth north and from Ninety street soush
far practicable and to have tho job finished BY lie
LIST Of November The questions Of the power OF No
legislature Of the practcabty and Of the desraoiy
Of covering the with an ARCH were all before IN
committee for consideration aud the result s the bsn
reported. II the East Side Land Association, which
has taken this Improvement IN hand shall succeed n
emit condition into another Park avenue II will have
abated the greatest nuisance east Of the Park speedy
passage OF the bill 10 looked for
Como 10 THE PARIS EXPOSITION. 4 stated that
Governor Fenton will leave for France In tho steamer
Vile dc Paris, on Saturday next
THE RECENT sxnuRB OF SPANISH wrEs.-Thc rsosue
seizure Of Spanish wines In this and other cities con-
tnues 70 excite considerable attention among importers,
who state that they have cagoes ready for shipment -
this country from Cadiz but that The United Sasse
Consul there refused to certify any Of the invoices thsv
hardship on the trade and in the event Of The neeosia
lions with the United States Consul In progress
not succeeding proposed 10 memorallze the seors
tary OF the Treasury on the subject.
TuK BROADWAY BRIDGE Tho foundations for the stair
ways Of this structure, between four and I've feet Deep
10 be filled in with masonry, proceeding ana
with favorable weather the contractors fully expect u
DO able 70 hx finish and open 70 the public In about
coAsr wRRcxNa OPERATIONS Captain Merritt, oss,-
mander Of the relief reports that the vessel In jeopardy
not British but Danish brig and that the eoos-
land stiil stops the channel way.
DRowMsa CAsuALrY-Tho three boys Of whose Death
BY drowning notice appeared in the HERALD yssssr~
day, the OF MI John sigsr, Of No al wssa
Arvosr A CArAsrpopuu a Locomotives attached N eha
New haven freight express while on her way to this city
about o'clock yesterday afternoon and while
l25th street. ran OF the track and upset Fortunately
no one was injured
srrcpE--Towards nine O'Clock last night, Johanna
Harder, woman aged thirty nine years. and native q
Germany, committed suicide by hanging herself In the
basement Of her dwelling place, No $50 Mott strcse
The deceased female OF very Incorporate habita
and u is supposed that she was intoxicated when she
committed the rash Decd
PROBABLE SNEAK RouBmY.-As oneer Bannon, Of ms
Nineteenth precinct was patrollng his post . late
hour on Saturday night, he poticsd young man IN
Forty seventh street, between FIsh aud Sixth avenues
acting In somewhat suspicious manner On the oncsr
approaching him the away at rapid rate and
escaped In hts flight he dropped an overcoat contain
the Nassau Bank" and two pairs Of hid glovsa The
articles taken 70 tho station house by the ocor
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. About eight O'Clock on Bat
urday evening the residence Of Mr. r. r. Mccullough
No ga Broadway was entered BY burglars, who gained
admission 10 The place BY W s supposed Of skcl
ston keys The family, who were At tho time In the
basement Of tho house, on hearing the noise made
by the thieves in their preparations rummage through
the rooms the oor above, an alarm, when two
ocers Of the precinct entered the house.
and after searching for the burglars for some ume suo>
cesdsd discovering them In room on The third story,
where they endeavorne 10 screen themselves from
observation under table. They wore taken 70 the sta
lion house and gave their names = John Letter aud
william bsmstrons