The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
CITY INTRLLIGENCE.

AMERICAN ISsrrurE FAIR--Yesterday and last even
ing despite the uclemency Of the weather, the ball OF
American Institute Fourteenth street. was fairly
thronged with interested visitors The central groups
curously inspected the many articles Of machinery;
the throbbings OF the stationary engines their
deliberately wrought movemenA the many Bulge
pns i~av seem % be- The objects
of their especial attention. The departpent
of musical nstrum ent and that OF ensraynss and oil
One individual curious than jodicious last even
ing had his hand badly crushed by one OF tho large
medical attention TIE fair will continue until the 10Th
instant. becoming more and more attractive Is the
closing day approaches.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL ROMAN cArHoLIo ORPHAN
AsYLuM.-On Thursday afternoon and evening next the
annual festival Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
comes OF at the Academy Of Music. Tho entertain
ment promises to DO OF most interesting character.
There Al present thousand children In tho
Asylum who fed clothed and educated, and SO use
fu and charitable instu on cannot fail 70 receive
generous support at the hands of the pu bc The com
mttco In charge of tho entertainment are Mr.. James
Kelly, Chairman: James b. Nicholson, Hugh Kelly,
Dennis Hennessy Henry Shields, and Jeremiah Vuinian
Secretary
AFFAIRS AT QuAKsSrrsE Tho remaining passengers Of
tho Minnesota, being convaescent, have been removed
from the hospital ship Falcon, at quarantine TO Castle
Garden This leaves the Falcon without single pa
tent The following have arrived at Quarantine
since the last report Brig Julius Captain Wagner,
Margoane; brig Bogota Captain Lindsey. Asplnwah
brig Salinas Captain Hout, Para brig Nellie Captain
Antoine; brig Jane Bell. Captain ely, st. Domingo
GEEx,s IMarGRAvos DuRrNG MONTH OF sEPrnM-
RER-fhe agent OF the German immigration Society re-
ports that of the "a ole immigrants landed at this port
during the last month ll,a5T Germans, the ma
ority Of whom arrived from the ports or Bremen and
Hamburg The number OF Germans landed at lh's
port during the period of last year amount
cd to only 724S. OF tho wboled number OF Immigrants
landed this port since the LIST OF January amounting
10 1893. 2S7, 9I,5l7 Germans The receipts Of
the German society during the past month amounted 10
S3oS 90, and $207 expended in aid OF destitute
n1marnnts. $500 appropriated 10 be used for the
purpose during the present month
DANGEROUS WEAPONS Maria Borne OF 343 Water street.
and John Bowen made complaint before Justice Dow
ling yesterday at the Tombs AGAINST Patrick McCarey
csorderiy conduct and threatening their lives with
pistol and knife The magistrate locked the prisoner
up fn' trial al the Special Sessions.
RKgssIEss DRIvisG-A stage driver named Joseph
Carpenter arrested yesterday by officer Walknshaw,
OF the Broadway squad charge of having run over
boy on that thoroushfare, while endeavsrng to pass
another etage The prisoner stated that ne did not IN
tend the hoy which no donbf wss the iact
lie was, however, coml2itted by Justice Downing.
THIS HAnxM BsiDGg.-Chiof Engineer smith has made
ssport TO tho Harlem Bridge Commissioners announc-
ing that the work THAI structure has been far COM
pleied admit OF it's use by the public on Wednes
day. lhe 10th inst Accordingly. a, q meeting Of the
Board yesterday a resolution adopted throw open
the bridge Tor travel on and steer thatdate.