The New York herald., 1867-07-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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The WEArHER.rhe temperature OF the air yester-
day much lower than Sunday the rain aud thunder
having effected pleasing change the weather
The readings OF tho thermometer during the day
as foiiows:-At ten A. NJ. 10 degrees; at noon, &c
degrees; and at y. NJ rs degrees exhibiting a
much lower temperature than on the corresponding day
last year.
SALE REVENUE CUTTERS The large ships and
other smaller craft belonging to the government fast
leaving the possession of the United officials and
passing into private hands. AT twelve yesterday
the revenue steam propeller Cuyahoga pnt up for
auction Hobokeu ana sold Mr. Colgate Baker for
$31, 400. She is iu rigged brig; burden 535
tons old measurement; has complete o! cotton
sails nearly new, and well found in anchors CHAINS,
boats, NC She built in New York in 1855. and
repaired in Pnadei ha IN 1864. and has oscllapg
engines, 36x32, and horizontal tubular boilers The
revenuo cutter Miami beautiful model, used as
the private yacht Lord Palmerston, late Premier of
England was also put mp for auction but in
OF poor bidding was Withdrawn.
THE STEAMER GRANITE SrArE-The Hartford boat
Granite State, which struck a rock Wednesday morn
ing last of the lower end of Blackwes Island and was
ashore at Hunters Point fats OF ap-
peared in the HERALD at the me raised Saturday
last by one Of Morgan Arnod's and TWO of tho Steam
Derrick Company's dercks. Az flood tide she was towed
up to the Marine Railway dock and put partly The
ways. The opening in her bottom, some twenty five
feet in length will be boarded covered with
canvass, when the cradle will bo uuder the full
length, the entire boat raised, and the
paired The cabins are being cleaned, carpets,
mattresses &c, washed and dried, and it
is anticipated that the boat will be able
TO resume her trips within the next fortnight. The
water flooded the gentemen's and ladies' CABINS. and
stood at high tide about feet deep the main
deck Naturally enough all the rats have left the boat
is sad excepting an old white one denizcn for the
last i've years He has subbornly refused be driven
out and certainly deserves free ticket during the
mainder OF his life or his fidelity in not givng up the
ship"
QUARANTINE MATrERs-A number Of vessels from
foreign ports arrived at the lower Quarantine Sunday
and yesterday, but there Of sick passen
gers board authorizing unusual detention All vessels
arriving from Matanzas Cuba Kingston, Jamaica, and
Puerto Principe, Hayt, now put under special
quarantine regulations advices from American Con-
suls atthoe ports indicate the increasing prevalence
Of yellow fever IN each.
Tue TuRF.-The advertised to take place to-day
at the Fashion Course between General Butler, Stone
wall jackson and Sias Rich, and in anticipation of
which there has been considerable speculation among
turtles, has been indefinitely postponed the Of
the respective animals mutually agreeing 10 this
rangement.
EnIGRASr ARRIVALS Yesterday another heavy i'm
portaton Of emigrants took place to shores The
City Of Boston brought 67S from Liverpool while from
Bremen the steamship Bremen brought 455 the Christie
bel 49, and the bark Arstdcs 800 From Hamburg the
steamship Borussa brougEl 296 and ship Shakes
peare AL In all a total OF 2 635 Souls.
VIsrT OF A CONNECTICUT MILITIA CoMPASY.-Ihe WASH
ington Blues Twelfth regimen received yesterday
ing Company Of the second regiment of Connecticut
militia, which had come to pay them visit. The two
companies marched up Broadway together at early
hour had breakfast at the ST. Charles Hotel and
went on excursion 20 Alderney Park where they bad
pleasant time In the evening the Connecticut men
again guests Of the Blues at the St. Charles
HOTEL and they then returned bv the night boat TO New
Haven quite satisfied with their trip and treatment
The CASE OF Mr. 1ISG, JR-A meeting OF the Pro-
tcstan Episcopal Clerical Association took place yoster
day to discuss wha. action they should take with refer
ence to Mr. Tying and the charges brought against him
by the High Church cerics No absolute injunction
was forthcoming although some dcsultory conversa-
ton ensued III the matter IL Is said that this associa-
ton, which is Low Church in character Will bring
counter charges against DR.. Dix aud Bishop Coke in
case the proceedings against Mr. Iyng pressed
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY BASK.-The basement door
Of the building in which the Citizens Bank is situated
was found open by police officer on Sunday evening.
and on examination OF the premis It became evident
that attempt had been made rob the bank by bur-
meat from the bank rooms What induced the thieves
to leave without accomplishing their designs not
known.
FERRrBoAr RoBBERY Late last evening . German
woman had her pocket picked OF $500 in greenbacks
while board the ieryboat Queens County, plying be.
tween Thirty-fourh street and Hunters Point The
woman having discovered her loss informed her hus
band who sitting by her side. and pointed ont
man whom she supposed to be the nie but escaped
on the landing OF the boat aud made OF with bis pan.
der The unfortunate losers were apparently hard
ing people, and had Just purchased a farm ON Long
Island. They appeared to feel the theft keeniy.
REPORTED ACCIDENT THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD
In the report In Yesterday HEaALp OF being run
over by carriage In Sixth avenue IL enormously
stated that the getting out OF when the
other vehicle struck him. 1t appears however from the
statement OF George Perkins, the conductor OF the car
which was passing that the deceased not the
car nj tha Tine but was walking up the track about
block or aud appeared 10 10 in q state Of iptoxcaon
for he had refused 10 allow him to ride the This
correction s inserted in justice to the conductor.
FATAL RAILROAD Casually Coroner Gamble yes
crdsy notified TO hold inquest at Bellevue Hospital
over the remains Of Henry Eenck, late OF l75 Third
street, whose death the result OF injuries received
II late hour on Sunday night Deceased attempted
Jump upon the front platform OF 40 Of the Second
avenue line, Twentieth street, but In doing so
slipped and fell before tue wheel which passed and
,rashed one OF hs less in irIghiiul manner After
he injured mau was admitted TO the hospital the limb
vas auputated, after which Renick sank rapidly and /
pired yesterday afternoon After the occurrence the
river VI the car was arrested but subsequently dis
hareed, no blame apparently being attached to him.
An inquisiuon will be held on the body to day.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED Yesterday morning about eight /
,clock Marks Jacobs, q child about two months old, /
ell from fourth story window the yard, and
lrkinx on hts head was almost Instantly killed An
inquest ives held on the body by Coroner wildey.
suppsx DsAru BOARD A STEAMER Information
sschsA the Coroners ONCE yesterday that Mrs Steward
rife Of Mr. John Steward, reading as la Fifth avenue
I'd died ON board Of the North river steamboats,
vhile returning from Saratoga Kidney complaint or |
ONE kindred disease s supposed 10 have the
{ death. An inqaisition will be held the remains
y Coroner wildey.
TIVE POLITICAL SITUATION of GEORGIA.