The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

DxrARTuRE on FESrAs CHrgra FOR FRAScE.-M ten
O'Clock yesterday morning the steamship vile de Paris
left pier No SO North river for Brest and Havre She
had board sixty -one passengers and $3so,000 In
specie. Among the passengers were six chiefs OF the
Fenan organization They took passage in the Psrsre.
Of this ne which sailed weeks ago. but supposing
that the steamer did not leave until noon, and evidently
not wishing TO DO recognized they did not arrive II the
dock until fey minutes before twelve when they dis
covered that the had left two hours previous
On mentioning the oil the isa Ike at the once Of
the company NO Is Broadway their passage was trans
Perere they signed uuprononnc.Se French names and
two three es the party for best known to
list Of The vnIe de Paris substituting others equally
French and nnpronouncable The real names Of these
chiefs Dwho have taken their departure 10 not yet known
Head Centre James Stephens said 70 DO Of the sx
and after the departure OF the this report
current and fully admitted BY Fenaus who supposed
to be initiated In the mysterious movements Of ths
organization.
TIE SOUTHERN REElxr MOVEMENT. Yesterday after
noon. accordance with the made u the
meeting held Friday evening to provide relief for
the suffering and children Of the South the
ittee OF arrangements in the Of the Chambsa
Of Commerce Mr.. AcCurdy occupied the chair,
Mr.. Coleman acted as Secretary After organizing, MI
Brown, the treasurer submitted the OF fifteen
gentlemen who motion were made an executive com
the meeting adjourned until two P. ~ to Al the
Merchants Bank In Wall street, the Secretary being
instructed 70 notify BY letter each member Of The com
mittee.
OPENING or TIE HARMONIC CIuB Houn-Quite a
accession has been made this week 70 the fine club
houses which scattered al over the metropolis
This Ia ntuatsd in Forty second street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues and occupies plot u
ground some seventy i've by one hundred and twenty
feet The building four stories in height, with front
Of Ohio freesone and erected the Renaissance style
The entrance reached by lofty and imposing series Of
.thl- ~ AAr~
and stands in the spacious hail. naid with sale and
ornamented with stuccoes be feels in his admiration,
u.ro Or reception which s1s VEN lighted ana
adorned In the rear. Of these are four rooms de-
sned for social parties . billiard s room n. and
received the finishing touches Of the artst In these
floors carpets E bs dispensed With The flooring being
fight Of stars and Tho entire rens Of this session has
members, with every convsncnos for their accommods-
ton From the paflors Handsomely decorated vesti-
breadth and depth, and the cesg 90 feet In height
The fresco painting OF the concert room Ii excsed
by that Of any other establishment in this city The
oeng bears medaions Of Goethe Schiller, Mozart and
beethoven. On two panels are alegores representing
sna s n. ns Or 70 es y
train, In accordance with the traditional story Of that
nsper OF poets and protector Of arts The execution
OF the paintings In this portion Of the club house
study for all artists and while the building endurcs
honor will DO conferred upon the desgne Thegsneral
DebuLy auu nATfuony VI WouiQ W hhJuiy
possible 70 exceed
TIE SCHOOL MINES Of Columbia College has
present OF $1,000 the interest Of which 10 70 prov
gold medals annually for tho scholars showing the
greatest efficiency In quantifstvs anaysa and IN draw
ing
Dun DuxB CHArrna-Henry Bergh, President Of
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals
will deliver lecture the above subject in the Assem-
bly, Chamber before the State Lsgisatue Wednesday
evening next .f9 Ma1 s8rt Esf'4 8aWt&T
CAa Dnvn FATALLY IxuUREn.-A few days sipcs
Bartholomew Harmon, then driver IN the employ Of
Of the railroad companies running their The
vast side Of the city struck BY corner or the
car while in motion and injured internally. He
veyed TO his late residence, No S3l Monroe street.
where he fingered til yesterday and died Coroner
Wildey was notified 70 hold an inquest on the body
FATAL bursting CAsUAInY.-CoroneR Cover yesterday
held inquest No ll7 East Twenty fourth street.
the body Of Susan McCabe, little gr about eight Year,
age death the result Of burns received By
clothes taking fire from stove during the absence
OF her mother from the room The occurrence being
accidental the jury rendered verdict 10 that effect
ACCIDENTS, &c-Aiex Cable, native Of Scotland,
siding at ls4 West Sixteenth street. sppsd and fen upon
the ice, breaking his leg Il N.e f9Af
Maria Steward, while crossing Fifth avenue, tAs
Of Tenth street, slipped and fell breaking her leg
She was taken 10 the New York Hospital.