The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

O'CLOCK.
METROPOLITAN RzvEscr BoAaD.-Ths follow ing resolu-
ton has been adopted by the Metropolitan Revenue
Board Resolved That all domestic liquors subject to
tax found in the possession Of any person persons
whomsoever, wherever found with brands upon the
package not corresponding with tha contents Of the
package will be subject to seizure and that all inspect
ors OF revenue aud sezng officers hereby directed
carry this resolution into effect
THE HKALza Cons FOR 1867-6s For the past few
weeks the special committee OF the Board Of HEALTH
whom the revision Of the health code for the ensuing
year had been intrustsd have been busy engaged in
their revisory labors, and yesterday completed their
WORK. The CODE amended, will go into force In
three weeks from date. The only new features OF the
code are tina. coroners hereafter arc bound TO notify
the Board before holding an inquest; that no person
shall engage In or encourage prize nghi nor permit
fight when possessed OF the power and authority TO pre-
the streets below Forty strest at any time and
that no theatre shall be crowded as needlossy 70
imperii life As In last years code the ordinances
requiring physicians attending persons Ill WIN con-
tasious Diseases and all hotel and boarding house
keepers, to report any that may occur on their
premises; prohibiting the sale Of unwholesomc meat
fish vegetables dangerous driving through the streets
and the landing, either Ia Now York or Brooklyn, or
cargoes without permit from the Board are still In full
force.
QuARArTMs INrEILIGEscn There have been no ar.
rivals Of vessels from infected ports at Quarantine since
Friday last The following correct list of the passen
gers who died board the Giuseppe Baccarcch on tho
passage from Antwerp from the 10th of June TO tho 10th
of Jaly inclusive conrad KIubensps aged one year
and one month"; Caharina snz, aged ten years PauIina
Oberst aged year; Isacco Porot aged twenty five
years; Georgia and Giovanni seefer aged i've and four
years: Anna Ludvk aged one year. Maria Puezer, aged
aged three years. Margarea Pecker aged three years
Cstharna Heaing aged year; Maria and Magaretta
Graft aged ten and three years; Giovanni and william
SniZer. apad thiPv- FIVE and Adam Krig
man aged sixtysix years The sickness on board the
ship was In great measure occssicned by the bad
quality and insufficient supply OF the provisions fur
nshed to the passengers Since her arrival the ship has
been thoroughly ceansed and fumIgated, and sufficient
supply OF prov ons sent down for tho or those
remaining on board No now case OF sickness has oc-
CURED board aud Is probable tho officers Of health
will permit the ship to come up in day Or two: The
Ocean Queen, with the treasure and fruit wore brought
to the city yesterday Tho following vessels remain IN
the lowor quarantine Steamships Ocean Queen and
Ireue; Austrian ship Giuseppe Baccarcch barks Ban
shee Palestine and Chiffon brig Hadee. The Banshee
has eleven passengers, among whom Is the wife Of q
former captain who died during the voyage and all Of
whom are detained on board in consequence OF hitch
between the Heal officer and the Custom House
thores Two OF the seamen also Of this vessel died on
the passage The Austrian ship has also some cases Of
sickness board.
TIE BOARD or E1cIsB THE SINKING FuSD-Tn pur.
suance Of mandsmus issued by Judge Leonard. Of tho
Supreme Court ordering tho Treasurer Of the Board Of
Excise pay TO tho Sinking Fund the OF moneys
received by the Board from April rs to May IS last
which the fund ia BY law entitled, Mr. Man.ere the
Treasurer forwarded the fund yesterday s4S2 21s u.s.
with the interest which had accumulated the amount
during that me 81 all 90. This amount Ia tho grand
total received during the period above mentioned for
lcenses loss twenty-five per cent distributed respect
lively 70 The New York State Incbrlate asylum. Com
OF Charities and Correction, and the sums
disborscd for expenses Of tho Board
ANOTHER Co-oPERArIvE Observation-Disclosures OF these
popular projects has just been established at 206 Broad
way. Tho association numbers about hundred
membsrs but tho promoters do not intend to embark
hundred subscribers, but have already established
COAL flour and milk store, intending to extend their
operations TO groceries and general provisions.
Tia DAKEs.-The Danes resident in this city held
public meeting last night for the purpose OF taking
measures in aid Of the Danish families in Northern
who. IL ID alleged, being prosecuted and
cruelty dealt with by the Prussau government Of
thsm having been driven out Of the country. The OBJ
jet and policy Of the Prussan government appears 70
be 70 diminish far possible disconnected Danish
population in her newly acquired territory The inset.
stcen was called upon to preside. Mr. Kadow
acting secretary. On motion, central committee
with other Danish societies in this country in reference
this matter and TO call also upon the Norwegians
and swedes to Join the Danes IN their efforts 70 relieve
composed OF Messrs Chrtstensen, Steen, Hedcnheim,
Peterson, Graefrs and f. schott local
committee 70 raso funds wss also appointed and CON-
Cssp Kadow, Benderup, Maringer and Lassa. Some
stsOcsnce The "a average humber Of Danish residents
this city IL estimated at fous thousand persons aud
At forty thousand stated recently in some papers
ELsoroS OF FIELD 0FrIcsa IN rHs FIFTH RscxExr-
An election TO oil the vacancy Of major Of the Fifth
regiment took place in the regimanta armory on last
Monday evening" Colonel Meyer presiding and resulted
In the unanimous selection Of Captain William Lssbash,
OF the Eleventh regiment National Guard. As 10 not
often the that the officers OF regiment like the
Fifth undoubtedly one Of the best and largest In the
National Guard with plenty Of good material compeent
to nl any position in their ranks select officer
OF another regiment for propsotion the compliment paid
10 Major Lecbach IS q handsome one
The CoNsEcRATIoH or TIE BISHOP or FroRmA.-The
united choirs OF Trinity parish with clxgy organists
lay clerks and singing boys will perform the
ton service tomorrow morning. when the Rev. Dr.
Young Bishop elect OF Florida, will be consecrated.
full cathedral service will DO performed consisting OF
Rogers music In ID, OF the fines; services Of the
Nov We arc Ambassador and ssfow Lovely ara the
Messengers" by Mendessohn. The consecration will
commence at eleven O'clock. A full attendance OF
tho service a. complete as possible.
The FATAL AccIpxSe TO A NEvsaoy.-In tho case Of
Francis Shields, tho nsvsboy, who was run near
tho corner q broadway and Madison Monday
afternoon ~ No "a Of the Forty and Grand
line az CARS and almost instantly killed. already
reported, % inquest has ye. been held the body.
Coroner SSmbse gave permission 70 the nends OF de-
ceased to the romans from the Morguc to the
residercs OF his parents, No Ito East rwentysscond
street. where inquest VIII be held to-day by one Of
the ronors II has been stated that deceased
iny the car 10 sell the Ereniug 4cvom, the driver
rsnlsr arrcs) pushed him from the front platform,
when he fell before the wheel, which passed over h
head causing almost Instant death Whether tho driver
is guilty Of tho act alleged by certain parties,
mains 70 determined before the coroner In the
time tho driver remains In custody, awaiting the result
OF the invest cation.
pksrnrcr,oy or rus STEAMBOAT DOCK AT TARRyrowS.-
Al an Indignation meeting OF tho Inhabitants Just held
resolutions rsprobang the conduct Of the owners Of sh'
steamboat dock at Tarytown, recently destroyed
carried by reclamation, and expressing approval ans
support Of tho Lower Hudson Steamboat Company II
their intention TO restore IL
Solo BURGLARY IN WEST WASHINGTON seuAsE.
Information was received al the Fifteenth precinct
station house yesterday morning that gang OF burslf