The New York herald., 1867-06-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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TINS GERMAN Axn EXCISE AsnAnos-The Executive
Committee OF the German Anti.Excise Central Commit
tee held meeting at Hubner's Hotel In the Bowery,
last Friday night when plan Of operation 70 be sub
mtted at the Of delegates discussed
variety Of plans proposed bus as nothing den-
mite was agreed upon, other meetings will have to be
held before the convention OF delegates can be con-
vened Coroner Schirmer Is the chairman OF the
Executive COMMITTEE, - well - President Of the central
Police Commissioner AND A PocxErBooK. Com
missioner Bosworth was riding up town in Bieecker
street car (No 16) yesterday afternoon pocketbook
containing, among other things sum OF money, brass
check with the letters numbers A. c. 443 stamped
thereon, and small horn black lead pencil, tipped with
ivory, was picked up by Of the passengers from
Just e the seat ana The passengers thinking she the
owner OF the article began pull the bell each his
own account to stop the rne consequence Was the
pocket the pocketbook until the owner claimed it,
with this proposition the passengers refused comp-
i his hands safe keeping The Property Clerk has
the lost article now in his possession.
WEEKLY MoRTALny.-The mortality In this city for
the week ending Saturday, the 22i Instant reached the
comparatively small figure Of three hundred and thirty
four-he smallest figure for the weekly mortality, with
but one exception that has been for several
years past. When IL s taken into consideration that
sixty OF the deaths were caused by zymac
BILE, diseases II will be that the health OF tho
ropos ut the present time is all that could be desired
LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEArH.-Emma Cother. q
little girl nearly eight years OF age died the residence
Of her parents in 130th street, between Third and Fourth
avenues from the effects Of received Thursday
Deceased while visiting with friends IN Third ave.
nue., near l20tn street. lighted some wisps or straw at
the crate, and in few moments afterwards the fire
municated TO her dress and burned her terribly that
death subsequently ensued the residence OF ber father
whittier she had been conveyed Immediately after tn,
occurrence Coroner Schlrmer held an inquest on the
body and the jury rendered verdict OF death from
buns accidentally received.
The DEATH or Mr.. DIDrus-CENsURE OF THE SECOND
AVENUE RAILROAD CoxPANY-Coronor Schirmer held
inquest the body Of Jacob Didtus, whose death
the result OF injuries received by the upsetng Of his
own wagon, in Second avenue as previously reported
It appears that the railroad company, who had been
excavatng beside their track NEGLECTED to erect guards
or place lights there to prevens accidents and the de-
ccasd drove his horse and wagon INTO the hole
in consequence. He was thrown TO the pavement and
killed The jury found verdict follows THAT de-
ceased came TO his death by disooation Of the neck
from ia oy the upsetting Of his own wagon into an
and Ninety sixth streets. e 10th day Of June 1867
and we further censure the Second Avenue Railroad
In such dangerous places Deceased was forty-four
years OF age, and a native Of Germany.
PUBLIC NusAKcR-Whilo the Health Board is
making such apparent efforts 10 keep cholera and
other kindred ills from coming upon from tho
ocean, would be well II the Board Of Its
poyes would give their attention to the existence Of
ebreedng material in Of those portions Of
the city in which the cholera prevalent last year.
On the block bounded by Sixtysecond and Sixty third
streets and Broadway and Ninth avenue, is pool Of
water which, Of the residents OF that locality
assert has been standing since last summer and which
made receptacle for all Of hlln The stencil
arising from this immense cesspocl 10 at times intoer
abe and be detrimental to health Of the neigh
borhood
SEIZURE OF ILLICIT DsrIIlERIss yesterday Special
Agent Stage, OF the Internal Revenue Department,
seized the establishments Of the following named per-
sons in addition to the list published yesser
day:.w = hsDsrmot, No m S22 E East = Forty ~ seventh
e. B.W Hayes No. 23l Elizabeth street Anton Riches
No 73 Orchard street. Chsres Rhefsid No cox Allen
man / c.. rccafysrs. No II Orchard strsst; william
Kr0hme, rectfyer John aud Jay streets Br0okyn two
hundred and four % essfss SPIRITS s.. n Hroosyn me
fraudulent returns. a
PRosAsIx DRowxED.-Last night, ON piar No North
river the clothes Of unknown boy, who might have
been about twelve Of ago. were found and it is
supposed thas the boy drowned while bathing The
stat house, and consisted OF checked shirt, light
brown pantaloons, cap with furs and boots.
INJURED BY FAu.-Yes,erday afternoon . man
named Peter Campbell was thrown from the coach he
was driving BY coming in COLLISION with ice cart
the OF avenue and Third street. He taken
his house In East Tenth street, seriously injured
ARREST AN ALLEGED PIcKpoCKsr.-A man named
Patrick Ftzsimmons arrested one OF the Third
avenne cars by officer Of the Eighteenth precinct,
on charge made agsint Nun oy John Loyrenn, who
locked up for the night.
BoY RUN OvER.-ADout eight o'clock last night boy
named Joseph Wright was over by one OF the Sec
ond ., cars at the Of Thirty and
mashed and has since been amputstsd. He was taken
Bellevue hospital by one Of the officers Of the Twenty
first precinct
ARREST OF AN ALLEGKp BURGLAR-As officer John
McGee Of the Fifteenth precinct patroling post
at twenty minutes past eleven O'Clock night he dis
covered that large pane Of glass in the door Of tho
plumbing establishment of Mr.. Alexander Eggeson OF
NO I Bible House, had been broken, and, suspecting
something wrong, he entered the banding and found
meni' Hagen was immediately arrested. and. on being
called for, Mr. Eggleson identified him as man who
had been seen prowiins about ms place n suspicious
manner yesterday during the day.
FRE IN WEST THRn-MSrH SrRxEr.-Shorty after
eleven O'Clock on Friday night nre occurred the
dwelling Of Mr. stratton, No "a West Thirty ninth street,
caused by the servant girl Mary Farley careessy hav
ing lighted candle too basket Of clothes The
damage done by the are amounts about 500; in
surance Ofhcsr Brown arrested Mary Farley, but as
there was criminal intent shown Justice Ledwth dis
charged her from custody.
FIRE m FiKr AvxxUR--Bstwssn one and two
O'Clock on Saturday took place the third noor Of
abuding In Tirss avenue, between and Fifty
fourth streets occupied By David Schmits tape weaver
The damage done 10 stock, &C. amounts 10 about
al 900; not insured The fourth foor occupied by
Samuel Goodwin tobacco cutter; loss about $500;
insurance. The building 10 owned BY Chr stan Schmiis
The damage done 10 Is about 81, 500; said to be In
sursd This IRE accidental
HoRrCUl TUaAl EXHIBITION AT mIMeotA, LII
The horticultural exhibition Of The Queens County
Agricultural Society held the permanent grounds
Of that association at Mnsola, l. l., Friday last,
resulting in success that both pleasing and hater
ors hat