The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-05
CITY MTELIIGRHCE.

TIE WxAruER rDsrnRDAX.-The temperature or the ~
mosphsrs in this city yesterday fOiows:-Elsvsn
A. NJ, 50 degrees; noon sax degrees; two P. n, SAX
| degrees; i've P. n. s4E degrees.
BOARD OF EDucAros.-Ths Board Of Education met
last evening. Mr. Mclean presiding. Nominations for
teachers in the evening schools were received from
several wards for the coming winter. They were re-
ferred TO the Committee on Evening schools with
Of the S.,
planning that the contractors had failed
to complete their contracts several school buildings
In time to open the schools next Monday Referred TO
Committee on Buildings communication was received
from the Trustees Of the Nineteenth ward nominating
Miss Purdy for principal OF Grammar school No 90
The appointment was confirmed The appropriation OF
sos was made to complete the painting OF Grammar
School NO 49, in the Eighth ward another OF l76
for water closets in Grammar School No 49, In the FIJI
| teenth ward. The Board then adjourned.
COMMISSIONERS EMIGRATION Tho Commissioners Of
Emigration met yesterday afternoon at 40 University
place. but important business before them
The number OF emgrants landed during the past month
total since January OF III, $50 The balance Of the
Communication fund is S140. 092 S.
MErRopoLITAS FIRE CoMHIssoNERs.-The regular meet
ing OF the Board took place yesterday the President
General shaler in the chair resolution was adopted
ordering the Post Office bell to bo rung, between tho
hours Of O'Clock in the morning and six in the even,
after the 10Th OF October Fire Marshal Baker reports
that several incendary fires have occurred In the First
ward during the past month notwithstanding police
vigilance that stores have boon entered by means OF
false kovs and fires kndled therein instances
1t was manifest tina. robbery had been committed prior
to the incendlasm. resolution adopted offering
additional reward OF 900 for the conviction Of any
person guilty Of arson.
FATAL CASE OF CHOLERA -Catharns J. Rahmer aged
eight years, residing at 265 West Thirty ninth street.
died yesterday morning Of cholera health inspector
was sent TO collec. facts In regard to the case.
QUARANTINE The steamship Mississippi, Captain
Gordon, from New Orleans, arrived in the Lower
Quarantine yesterday. che has fifty -nlne passen.
gers including twenty-ons Of the Austrian Legion
There wore four deaths the passage the last Que
died yeserda. mornics. Six are now Sick who will
be sent the hospital ship Illinois Tho ct amship
Columbia aptaiu Barton, from Havana also arrived
yesterday, with twenty -one passengers. all well.
The FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES FROM MsxIcp.-Yester.
day the foreign representatives now staying at the Now
York Hotel had their passage taken for Saturday next
by the General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Vile do Paris They NJ Dsno Minister OF France,
from Mexico; NJ Forest Consul Of Franco NJ Hooricks
Charge d'Afares de Begique; M Cutopassin, Charge
d Aftres italy, and the following attaches OF the
French CATION :-Conte dc Bearn Conte de nouchar,
Lega ion N. Rouhard and others The total number
who arrived BY the Phlegeton and Bouvet, vessels Of
Inc Maxmiiian's body guard one hundred and thirty
have left since Saturday but abo hundred civilians
sad er sa " the nc city ana sa% 70
proceeding to France. although tho government gives
tuem the option Of 80 dolag free Of expense.
The SOUTHERN FAMINE RxriEB CoxNrrEn-A final
meeting OF the Executive Committee Of this commission
was hold yesterday at No 81 Broadway, Mr. Archibald
Russell, the Rev. DR.. Bright, Mr.. Howard Potter Mr..
Ellio. c. Cowdlu and John Bovine being present. The
total cash receipts have been $3.50 all Of which has
been expended Tho number Of bushels OF corn pur-
chased AS been 1853 The contributions mad, In aid
Of the South have been very nearly So. 100000 This
includes $57 expended by order Of Congress through
the Freedmen's B iroau under General Howard. The
papers OF the COMMITTEES referred to the Recording
Secretary, Mr. Fred Law Omsead, with Instructions 70
prepare report be submitted TO the ssiOn sub
ject % the call OF the President.
TIE ROYAL IssuRANc. BOND ROBBERY Tho sxamn.
alton Of Dan Noble charged with the larceny Of bonds
the property Of the Rov Insurance Company dragging
YEARLY at tho Tombs Police Court All the important
tes mony has been given, and the case has dwndled
down 10 grand legal sparripg tilt between counsel
BURGLARY ON BROADWAY Tho establishment Of Solo
mon Fischer furrier No 233 Broadway, burgiari-
ously entered Hdsy night and robbed Of furs to
the value OF 81 000 Whom intelligence Of the robbery
was communicated to the Super endent OF Police.
Detective Philip Farley entrusted with the working
OBTAIN clue either to the pepetrators Of the robbery
10 the pace where the goods had been taken after
yesterday in recovering twenty-five fur collars part OF
TIE goods stolen. which ne found In the loan office OF
Roasr. R':cn.ha 81 christie street. where they had
VINO called himself Finder. Officers Lyons and
KIM OF the nth ward ater in he day, arrested Frank
Howard alias Haley and Flank slater the alleged per.
pera.ors OF the robbery, and through them believed
that the remainder Of the stolen goods will be overed
SUPPOSED FArAL SrABBIS0 APFRAY Coroner schirmer
yesterday notified to proceed 10 Bellevue Hospital
for the purpose Of taking the uortem examination
Of Jacob Frederko then living In dang condition
from the effects Of stab wound In the head received
shortly before two O'Clock In the morning the hands
or man with whom he was QusrreIing, cornsr Of
Thirteenth street and c. After the occurrence
Captain Uman, OF the Eleventh precinct and some Of
the officers OF his command arrested mon on sus.
picon OF being concerned in the stabbng OF Frederic
The persons were United to await the result OF the
Loroner's investigation.
The MURDER or CONDUCTOR CURTIN -Yesterday morn.
ing Deputy Coroners Leo and Wooster Beach, Jr made
post-mortem examination the body OF Clement Cur
tin, the conductor whose death alleged to have been
the result OF violence received at ths hands OF gang OF
ruians On the nsht Of the 2lst utmo reported in
yesterdays HERALD. On opening tho head the physI-
clans found exravasa,on OF blood the BRAIN aud in
their opinion the extravasaton the result OF
lence. This sufficient 10 and did death. No
other severe marks OF violence were discovered the
body As yet Of the parties engaged the muir
derous assault have been arrested but Roundsmsn Nc.
Kolvey 10 endeavoring to discover their whereabouts
No time has been fXsd upon for holding the inqusi-