CITY INTELJJGENCE
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


I'm Official Entertainment In accordance
with long established custom, the members of
the City Councils holding seats for the first time,
and known as "colts," gave an entertainment
on Monday evening, at Dunahue's Logan Hall.
The company, numbering about one hundred
sat down to the table at o'clock. The table
was literally crowded with flesh, foul, fish, ovs-
tiers, tearrpins, SC. &c., prepared in the very
best style by the worthy host, whose celebrity
in catering for the appetite, is too well estab-
lished to need more being said in reference to
the supper on this occasion; but if additional
proof were wanted, it might be found in the
heartiness with which it was partaken of by the
gentlemen present. There was general atten-
dance of the officers and members of both
branches of the Councils, and a number
of invited guests, among whom were the Hon.
Dabney S. Carr, U. S, Minister to Constantine
pie, Henry Snyder, Esq, City Collector, repre-
sentatives of the press and others. The supper
over, the cloth was removed, and then followed
a series of entertainments in the way of wines,
sweetmeats, sc. We shall not attempt to give
an account of the many good things said, sung
and done during the evening; but will simply
refer to the pleasant manner in which it passed
off-every person seemed to be at his ease,



eral hilarity and pleasantness of the occasion.
We may also state, as we do with pleasure,
that there was an entire absence of any poIit-
cal alusion during the whole evening The
company retired about 12 o'clock.


Stoning House. Columbus Miller and Ro-
bert Andrews, charged with stoning Il house
IN Pearce street, the property of Mr.. Tay lor,
of Baltimore county, were arrested on Monday
night, by officers Fuller and Barnard, and taxi
en- to the Western District watch house. They
were released on bail to appear at Court, by
Justice Wright.


nh,maniIy. Officer Ray arrested yesterday
colored man, named Levy Moore, on the
charge of severely whipping William Spriggs,
a small boy aged about years. He was re-
leased on bail to appear at Court, by Justice
kennard.


Discharged julius Snyder, who was COM
mtted on the charge of obtaining piano un-
der false pretences, was yesterday discharged
by Justice Armstrong, there being no evidence
TO sustain the charge.


Hillen-st. Bridge. This bridge, which has
been for so long time in dlapdated condi-
ton, is now being repaired under the direction
of the City Commissioners. A new floor is
being laid, which will render it impossible for
horses and vehicles for the remainder of the
week.


Obst,ucting the Side-palkS. Although there
is an ordinance of the city which forbids mer-
chants and others from placing goods on the
pavements so as to prevent persons from walk
ing the streets with convenience, it would seem
that many are either not aware of its existence
or are determined to disregard it, During the |
last fortnight several merchants have been fined
for violation of this ordinance; and still there
are others who do not seem disposed to profit |
by the example,


Correction In the article headed sFalse
Measure, in yesterdays Clipper, the name was
enormously printed "Connor." 1t should have
been VIM. Cannon.


Sailedtor Europe. Among the passengers in
the ship Schiller, Capt. Johansen, which sailed |
from this port on Monday, for Bremen, are the
Rev. DR.. S. S. Schmucker, Professor in the
theological seminary at Gettysburg, pa, } |
Rev. Drs. B. kuItz and j. G. Morris, of this
city, and Mr.. Robert Z. Wilson, of this city,
who 90 out as delegates to the Christian Union,
which assemblies in London on the 10Th of Au-
gust next. These gentlemen design passing
some time upon the continent previous to the
meeting of the convention.


Change of Names. The Councils have Just
passed or finances changing the name of Cove
street to Fremont street, and Potter street to
Chesnut street. ....


Weekly Report of Vaccination By the re-
port of the Vaccine physicians, we learn that
there were last week 443 persons vaccinated,
9s2 re-vaccinated, 247S refusals and 1880 cal
led on. The 10th and 10th Wards, in charge
of Drs. Frick and Miltenberger have been
while there are some wards which
appear not to have done anything.


HowEs, CIRcus-Front-st. An entire change of
programme is announced for performance at this po
pular place of resort this evening. Madame Ma
carte will appear in one of her celebrated acts
Dan Rice the inimtable clown, and all the perform
ers of this talented company, will go through with
their several acts. Go to the Front ST. to night, and
20 early or you will not get seats.


MONUMENTAL LYoKUM. free lecture will be de-
liyered before this Institution this evening by the
Rev, Porter II. Snow, of Worcester, Mass. Subject,
American Ideas of Americans" The lecture will
be delivered in their Hall in Exeter street, Pitt
The MUSEUM. The excellent comedy Of "Who's
Your Friend, ;, and the laughabe farce of ga Kiss in
The Dark,u will be represented at the Saloon, this
evening. An excellent bill, and will doubtless Sc
cure good house.