The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SURVEYOR or THE PoRf.-Che following 10 an abstraoe
Of the business transacted In the oce OF Surveyor oil
the Port during the month OF June 1867 -rhe number
Of vessels which arrived in port and examined w~s
SO. Of which ~ steamships and A were saiHgl
vessels The average length OF passage bv steamers uas
Is 1924 days; Of sailing vessels 80 days. Tho total
% 1922 males aud 10 250were females; 5l7 we're
eight years OF age and Sos under that age
There we're III deaths on the passage
BANKRUPT CouRr.-The following petitions in bank
ruptcy were nled yesterday EDWARD Krollpfeies New
York; John A. Ksmping. New York; Nichols r. Butsa-
schon New York.
Tus PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF TEE TwELrrH wARD.-A sps-
cia meeting Of the school ocers' OF the Twelfth ward
was held yesterday Mr. John Straiton. chairman when
vote Of thanks was rendered to Mr. William H. Stsphens
Warden Of Randals Island, for the very creditabis
appearance Of the boys and iris Of the Island at the Gel
ebraton held on the instant at Mount Morris square,
Harlem. At this celebration, for the first time, the
children Of the public schools OF the Twelfth ward
tcpaed to the number OF between three and four hum
dred The orphan children from Leake and Watts Asylum
also participated and all entertained with repast
The interest shown in the children Of our public schools
by the citizens and school officers Of the Twelfth ward
worthy Of imitation.
THB LATE GOVERNORS CRrrrssDKS AND LErcKR mo
last Legislature Of Kentucky passed resolution appso
prang 900 for the Of the late Governors
J. j. Crtenden and Robert Leicher, at the Same time
appointing commissioners to that the resolution was
notices for proposals. which was accordingly done
Several beautiful plans were submitted to the comms-
soners on the LIST OF July last, and the one Of Mr.
Iaunitz of New York city met the unanimous approval
Of the commissioners; thereupon this artist was
unanimously chosen and accepted Is the contractor
The above referred TO being proceeded
with, and will be fine representations Of the Governors
above named
FATAL CASE OF SUNsTRoKK.-A man named Valentine
Sclever, who resided No. 313 Ninth street,
struck on the corner Of the Bowery and Seventh street,
yesterday afternoon He conveyed to his residence
who're he died soon afterwards
DROWNING AccmENr.-Lizzie Flick, girl aged twelve
years. while playing the dock pier foot OF Forty
fourth street yesterday morning accidentally fell of the
wharf and was drowned. The body was not recovered
RUN OVER AND KnLEp.-About -four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon boy named Morris Downey eleven years Of
age, and residing at No. "a West Broadway, run
over and killed by stage No IA Of the Fourth avenue
line in State street. near Bridge The driver, Patrick
Donohue, OF No. 622 East Thirteenth street, was ar.
rested and taken TO the First precinct station HOUSE.
where the body OF deceased also conveyed Tho
Coroner was notified.
ANOTHER SUIc1Dk past O'Clock yestee-
day afternoon Of the ferry boats Of the Caharins
ferry line crossing the river, young glrl
attired In pink Dress and apparently about eighteen
years of age jumped into the river and drowned
before assistance could be rendered her The body w
not recovered.
ARREST OF ALLEGED BURGLARS Two men, said to be
noted burglars whose Michael Weaver, alias
Collins, and George Wilson, alias Albert Nelson. alias
ninth precinct They caught coming out OF No.
East Thirty. street, the residents Of which house
arc at present IN the country, with quantity Of ewey
and other property. Some skeleton keys and other
burglars implements were fou nd their possession.
They were brought TO the Twenty-ninth precinct and
locked up for the night.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Oficer Reilly, Of the Sixteenth
precinct learned last night that man named Timothy
Murphy residing At 2ol West Twenty sixth street. wss
iu the liquor store Of D. Early, southwest corner Of
Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue about eleven
O'Clock the evening Of the 4th inst, and that on
coming out he was assaulted by three or four men, IN
the melee that ensued Murphy was shot through the
right shoulder and also wounded in the head by pistol
ball, which glanced of, doing him but slight injury
An OLD DoDaR errand boy, named Charles
Ackeriy IN the employ OF the firm Of Fowler & smith,
No. % White and No Park row, passing up
Broadway, yesterday afternoon, he was stopped by
man. who, taking from him q parcel containing linen
shirts asked him to deliver letter TO certain place.
While he would await his return The boy on returning
OF course food that the had disappeared with the
shirta
WARS urs-supcrintendent Kennedy issued tele-
graphic order the precincts last night CON-
manding the of plaioons 10 DO reserve to-day and
that the sergeants on duty at any time the plaoons
may be called upon for "smergent duty should accom-
pany them.
RonBxRY By BoY.-Mr Martin Grossmann cabinet
MAKER doing business at NO 81 Clinton street. sent
boy who is in his employ with $500 be deposited in
q bank. Tho lad, up 10 late hour last evening, haA
not been heard FROM and the money had not been do
posted.
INJURED BY A BUTCHERS HooK.-A boy named Isaac
Hasnett living at No SIS Second avenue, seriously
injured by being caught BY hook which attached
TO butchers cart, and had his hand badly hurt He
was engaged putting barrels at the time the aco
dent occurred He taken to the Bellevue Hospital
by one OF the officers OF the Twenty-nrs precinct