The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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Ttm wgAruxs AND rus Srnnsrs The humidity Of ths
atmosphere which pharaoterixss the weather now sr,
ysslnS gives rise cSrghs and coids almost universally
Nearly every one invidsd In this sespscs. Tho oifas
tories Gro very generally affected, aud II ali "ihs
soventy<wo srssS Of oologne' wore lot loose on the
metropolis to-day bat few OF people would bs able
70 Distinguish she change The Streets in eonsssaenss
Of the prevaiens Showers arc 10 . sad condition In
those that are out Of repair down town especially ths
ruts and holes in the cAss ways srs ailed wxh dirty
water contact with which makes blsckng ones bess
Q supsrnuous labor. Fortunately. nsary sM our
thoro1ghes were swept just previous to - ef
crossing in most Of thsm The rain which fsIe absss
hourly Of dri.sline, misty natur: Just sSmnsas =
and transform Il into slushy. simy mud waerseg
pedestrianism u rendered very uneomlortaolA sesl
rssg hard vo. q S
Intermittent drsslss Of these days are decidedly -
pleasant as veil .. conducSs 70 s1s.s s,.,o,f ~
u degrees; noon %: -four r n -.
PErrries 10 ran CoSmrvnoAAL Ocsvssnoa o.
NATIONAL EDUoAnoH. II sstsrday . pssIi,oa - ~
Constitutional coavsnuoa was being aumssously sgnsd
and circulated throughout the ey praying ssas The FREQ
sohosl ypsem may ts maintained: that esasra, ssass
lnio eject ~ peopss isessaiios saoA sy:ts not bsa0
calnulassd u oesAict with sshss nstul q parsnss
ssss - ~ IT, X =: S :.
Law shall - passed aepropsssng nonsy ics .sc:sriaa
sht s eorcsa;on and cnjoymont on the sabbath day.
provided there b no violation OF public order aud
decency. or the respect due TO public worship and
decoruu.
THs SoHurzxH-A meeting Of delegates OF tho vaRi-
GUS schuetzen organizations OF this cy and vicinity
he'd at the Germaua Assembly Rooms last night, when
tho preparations were discussed for tho great national
sharpshooting third MISREPRESENTATION 10 70
take place year this city or vicinity under the
auspices of tho New York Schuetzen organizations
number OF committees have already boon appointed
and additional committees formed last night and the
building and shooting committees were directed 70 con-
fer with the Board Of Supervisors OF Weschester
county. where shooting ground 10 TO be acquired and
buildings for the OF the festival are 70
DO erected for which appropriation or $4,000 q
asked for by the building committee COMMITTEES o.
the other committees and Of the central Organization
formed. The object OF this committee 10 70 prepare
paa OF IN 70 70 a acted "pon Sy The
central organization.
The Rxvxsus CUTTER BRoNx.-Yesterday tho govern
ment revenue cutter Bronx Captain Constable proceeded
extensive cruise round the coast from nor station
ct tho foot OF Twenty sixth street, East RIVER.
VISITING FIREHKN.-Good Will Engine Company No =
Of Trenton N J., will visit this city Tuesday. the
10th OF September During their soourn here they VIII
be the guests Of the New York Frsmen's Association
NEW Yoak STATE FAR-The New York State Agr-
cultural Fair will DO held ct the fair grounds In Greens
burg, near White Plains, Weschester county. on the
14sb 18th, leth l7h and 18th Of septsbsr The mir
grounds have been extended 20 a. TO include fu half
mile track The extension Of the grounds has shorseese
tho main road between White Plains and fArrysown
nearly one-eighth OF o milo
Nor A DELEGATE. REV. Hr. OConner 10 not . dsle-
gate from Ireland to the Fenian Congress now In sss
sion in this city The reverend gentleman. though
prosent az the preliminary meeting OF that body
wednesday last visitor merely, is not ambitious
10 have his name associated Herewith.
IDExrumD.-The body Of the young man who COM
mitsed suicide on Tuesday last BY jumping from the
sixth story OF The Frankfort House has been Identified
at the Morgus as being that Of Alfred Goodrich formerly
or 2l3 Front street. Brooklyn Deceased was native
Il is supposed ss bad no relatives in this country.
NARROW EsoArs FROM DROWNING. Yesterday after
noon a. the steamship South America was leaving her
dock for Rio Janero, pier 4S North river the gang
plank which number Of persons wore orossag mon
the wharf the vessel broke in two prscpisatins one
the gangway was close to the paddlswhee and the
sons immersed were enabled 70 cling 70 the n.ngss q
n' ae s s g
mono Of the persons being injured
Boz DRowrgD.-Coronsr Cover held inquest yestsr-
day over the body Of Michael Hoey aged eleven years.
who was found drowned In the North river. near The
foot Of Barclay street. James Coney testified that hs
proceeded 70 pier Is on Monday in Q wagon, having
deceased With bin. He left the boy 10 charge Of The
wagon, and his return failed 70 md him. Nothia0
was heard Of deceased until wednesday, whea his
dead body recovered. Az the boy sittin4
on spite u supposed that the Hobcksn fsrryboes -
Jared the pier that he fell on and was drowned ADOPT
ing view Of the the jury rendered verdos q
accidental death BY drowning
FATAL FALL on surBoARD.-An inquest Wa held 20
tsrday 1t Bellevue Hospital BY Coroner Cover On he
body Of Theodore Clark. From the evidence aAdaesd
appeared that the deceased and . party Of frisaAs
started up the Sound Saturday last board the
Conn., the deceased pinned handkerchief 70 the sal
TO Dry and he stood the open aftsr hatch he
lost his balance and fell into the hold fracturing
his skull Death the following day 81 Bellevue
Hospital The Jury returned verdict Of acctdeptsi
death. Mr. CLARK was actor by profession. native