The New York herald., 1867-04-09
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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THK WEATHER following shows the result OF four
observations in New York city Of tho range Of tho
barometer and thermometer tho direction OF the wind
and tho state OF the weather during the past twenty
hours The highest range OF tho thermometer was at
three O'Clock H. reaching y degrees and the lowest
was at ave O'Clock A. NJ, al desress s A. M-Barom.
Barometer 80. 80; Thermometer IS; wind South eP.
M-Baromeser 80 rs; thermometer c7 wind southwe
10 p M-Barometer 80 80; thermometer co. wind West
Monday morning, foggy, hazy, windy afternoon clear,
windy, cloudy; evening. cloudy pleasant There will
be either snow rain within two and quarter days
from A. NJ this morning.
EAST SIDE ASSOCIATION night numerousiy
attended adjourned meeting of the members Of this
association was held at the hotel Of Carl Thes corner
OF Eighty seventh street and Fourth avenue. Mr. CrAry
President in tho oha when the Rev. Mr. Shackelford.
one OF tho Executive Committee reported that the bill
before the Legislature 70 compel tho Harlem Railroad
Company 70 cover only portion Of the YorkvIs cut
and wall up and fence the remainder, and giving them
two yca to accomplish the same, could not be accepted
compromise Of the question by any meanb messing
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entirely covered over and At once and they offered
resolution FOR the action OF the association that the
Legislature BE- earnestly pstonsd not 70 pass the BILL
maudsd. A resolution was also adopted appointinga
committee Of thrse-Messn Thorn, Traphagen and
the second Avenue Railroad in the attempt 70 pass
bill for laying down tracks In Seventy first street. The
Committee on Steamboats, reported that boats would
commence running Ia few weeks from Ninsteth street
to Peck slip, and Il announced that committee Of
ton would proceed TO Albany "Wednesday, 70
fore the Assembly and urge that tho original bill should
bs passed in lieu thereof A member offered resolu-
s ncu % not
fell to the ground.
MExrrSo or MARKET MxS-A meeting OF occupants Of
stalls within and without the Washington Market was
held yesterday "a consider and confer upon the several
bills before the Legislature that less directly
Affect their interests Mr. Robert Cornell presided and
Thomas Tassic was Secretary. Remarks wore made BY
several gentlemen the various subjects and the best
OF feeling was exhibited. There was general willing
expressed to unite in all real Improvements 10 the
market system Of the city, and Z desire 70 80 such
changes only made a would preserve tho equitable
business The meeting was sminsntly harmonious and
crsditable and after unmportaut ropors and ap
pontment OF committees FOR the private affairs OF the
association, adjourned without date.
TIM PRorossD EXTENSION CHURCH srRxsr is not to
be carried into effect without opposition the part Of
the property owners. Tomorrow, At hairpa three
o'clock P. NJ. meeting Of property owners below Four
teenih street will held Noa IL and 10 Park row. for
the purpose OF Organising systematic opposition 10 the
out q an expense Of to the properly owners
TEE FEsrAsa-The stephens wing Of the invincible
renians OF this city through their = f. B., have is-
sued another appeal lnibeha Of our suffering country"
More money, moro men are wanted. particularly the
former. Irishmen with more spare sreenbacks than
they know what TO do with will nnd by contributing TO
the Fenian fund, an easy way TO get rid OF thcm.
BOOK TRADE SALEs.-Messrs Leavitt, Strebeigh Co.
concluded yesterday their spring sale Of books &C.
The invoices offered yesterday contained no books OF
high value but comprised collection Of fve thousand
picture frames. assortment Of pictures prints, Bibles
ends The sale has proved agreeable disappointment
the book trade. Previous 10 Its commencement bus
by most OF the publications offered will have tendency
very much 20 improve the trade generally. The goods
offered fetched on 40 average per cent more
books has been 80 great make impossible 70 meet
the requirements Of some buyers
Is IT swNDLs Mayor Holman received lottsr
yesterday afternoon from Nrs AgerA who resides out
west 10 the effect that she had mailed letter directed
70 Messrs House. Bristol Co.. Of No. 81 Nassau street.
New York. who profess 10 bs the publishers Of . paper
called the American Ssoeamom Ma Algers alleges that
she enclosed In her letter e6o and that Messrs House
Co acknowledged the receipt Of the same stating that
shc had forwarded - coon n their aecounts were made
no According 70 Mra Algsrs' statement she has
on,cer kinney. Of the mayors once. was detailed %
look into the matter and upon proceedng 70 tho place
adicatsd, found the once Of hsssrs House Co empty
FuxzaAL or mn LATE NRa JnonR the obssquies Of
residence of her SON, Mr. Isaac Jerome, No % West
Nineteenth street. celebrated Sunday last The
rsmaiss Of The dscsased were Inferred In the tomb q
Mr.. Anderson Jerome o. wcodlawn Cemetery. Tho
Rev. DR.. Sabine performed the funeral services Tho
fuscral q strictly private NATURE the follower
including nous but the immediate family of ths departed
laAy.
Rnmy ron rm sourH.-Nr August Belmont has
consented allow his private gallery Of pas9ngs 70 Be
thrown open 70 the public for Ave days for the benefit
Of the Ladies' Southern Relief Association. The gallery
at No 100 Fifth avenue, and will be open from nne
O'Clock In the morning 70 SIX O'Clock In the evening"
This evening M and Mra George vandenhor will
give volunteer reading u Steinway Hall In aid o. the
Southern Relief Commission. The we'll known ability
OF the artists and the object for which the entertain
s 70 be given will doubtless insure full house
BOLD Arrxrr AT RosBny. About ave o'clock yes-
terday evening man, who gave his name ~ william
Campbell, although peddling license bearing the name
OF John r. Collins was found In his pocket, made .
bold attempt At robbery In Broadway. II appears thst
Collins or Campbell, whatever his namo may be, -
no was passing by tho brokerage establishment OF Mr.
r. Henroe, OF No. 176 Broadway took fancy 70 the
various rolls Of srsenoaoks ths. we're exposed in the
front window Of said place, and made bold attempt 70
lay unlawful hands upon the desirable property ny
breaking the window glass suasoh'ns the prize, e ana
q fortune by o6ncer of the Broadway police squad,
and on his person found $3.50, which was recog-
nizcd by Mr. Henroe a. his property Collins, alias
Campbell locked up at headquarters, pending his
appearance before magistrate this evening.
Acxsr ov NEGLECT. "A citizen found on Sunday
svsn,nx lass suffering severely from q broken leg,
r,fsh avenue nesr the Arsenal, by person who hap
named 70 be passing by the place He reported the fact
Al the Nineteenth precinct station house whei an ocer
vss seu, 10 the locality 10 rlng him 10 the station
whore ere Captain Todds Nineteenth precinct police