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City Intelligence.


Fsr.,About soclock' Yesterday morning hre broke
corner Of Hudson and Christopher streets Several ire
companies being the spot almost immediately after
ansd entirely T. the store in which Originated The
toss sustained is very trihng We understand there


MouarIro ron 0rsrsAL JAcxsos.--The city Hall:
hipping, hotels and various public buildings have had
heir flags at half mast since tho reception Of the news
J, the death of the old Hero Many of them are most
beautifully decorated with Grape.


% be as uncertain and changeable the fate of an Of
iceholder, when his party about to be peateh IN an
election one morning we nsve S ana seore we
get out our grumbngs and exclamatonA OF sn"ss'
the scene is changed and, in the afternoon wb;cS
appears by the hurried and maapropos charactA OF IA
entrance to have srayed away at its proper seast ana no
remssness at its own proper time There is bsA sve
in Leigh Hunts works, story Of an Italian philosop
undressing every day. he tired Of this system
buttoi,ng and unbuttonng Had he lived now, he might
S ali 10 lG1 oos
lat, &C., and before the had attained full meridian


total change Is rendered necessary and the decline q
he day has to be spent the comfort Of broadcoth and
beaver.


STRANGERS crrY-There are at this present
hc eye OF New Yorker who Is accustomed to the pc.
;uarties Of his townsmen, Broadway looks a. If It
lie easy walk of our bellies and their at.
endans and finds their place: filled by the Southern and





their way to the various watering places.


MiLIrAsr vlsrs-Ths season tor military visits and
excursions has commenced ana we snali shortly nave
One has already arrvedtae Philadelphia Cadets and they
are marching and couner-marchng anoutto the great
quite large number Of Independent Military Companies
in this city For many they have been the ayore
ime and trouble to bring them to the perfection Of mill
tary bearing which they enjoy and the gallant show
2.
on business hours they we think, praiseworthy as
on snd ssyy


The Philadelphia Cadets paraded Yesterday afternoon


d OF s


sS nH 5 The , CITY h y. ind ardsn a.
about being erected in Broadway between Prince
and Houston streets, which, we understand, il for
from Broadway back to Crosby street, and will be re-
lete with every convenience for the purpose in,en-
This delightful game and that will become
favorte with the public The ground floor Of the Club
the second door billiard room, and various private
drawing and the third floor will have the sleeping
and the kitchens The whole viii be finished this sum-
mer and the handsome stone front that Will grace thst
side of Broadway will be quite an addition to the neigh
Mock Aucrross-These shops are under full headway,
and the extent of their robberes daily Is immense We
have lately been cognizant of wherein poor sail
or was cheated out of his last shilling ct of these
places In detailing his case to us, he justly remarked
that these shops dangerous than many places
that are indicted as nuisances this that
guard against the Of open hannts OF vice oy
the exercise Of little resolution whereas, in those
shops the stranger is induced enter under the idea
that they respectable places So indeed, mony OF
them are which, we are araia one reason ~my nS
We would suggest to the licensed auconeers 10 form
society among themsel, es to put stop to the system
brethren and thus redeem their standing as class The
idea Of remedying the evil BY preventive measures o.
ed il appears at all hazards The only way for the auc
toneeers is the cheA ters from among them


Police Omcc-JuNE IA FRIEND II NEED u 4
FRIEND IrDEEp-r Watson For st was riding on horse.
back last evening about dusk in he sowery when nc
thrown from his horse and sevA rely large
corner OF Bowery and Pell street. here every assist
ance was rendered him. Mr.. Henry farmes' gen
anv enSs w
Wharton 8. Peters, exclaimed Yves, I'm rs rieno !nd
Immediately took possession Of his watc J. h.n sav &
wounded man conveyed to his house. $40 reari
street. However Peters was missing and up on asscrl
warrant obtained. and officer Green sta hm
The story he told at the Police was that he met man
Orange street who told him he friend OF For
would take good care of the watch and so he gave 10
him. Committed


rested charged with stealing whole shirt from rary
Woods, 81 Anthony street We think he must have ,>eeh
very indeed deserving probably of pity 'a-
stead Of punishment but the Magistrate thought ddc
emily, and he was committed


An OwrER WAITED An owner is wanted Tor large
quantity Of new and old rope. supposed to De stolen
Apply to officers McGrath and Hays.


Upper Police Omce-JUrE IA VILE scouN-
pREL.-A fellow by the name of James Bradley was ar.
rested charged with committing wanton piece OF
vainy we have heard Of for some time II appears
he is adischarged stone cutter, formerly in the employ
| Of Mr. Phillips, and wishing revenge upon something.
poured out the vias Of his wrath upon some n
offensive marble columns nearly finished At the corner
of Fourteenth street and Union Square, breakng the
beautifully finished caps and doing about 500 worth OF
damage He was fully committed


RoBBiNo A MoNEY DRAWER John Davis was arIested
charged with stealing large amount OF bank ois ana
Mexican dollars from the money drawer Of Mr. henry
Rugen lis Spring street lie detected in the act oy
Of the clerks, whom he knocked down with root
beer bottle and then out of the store he was pur
sued. arrested and committed
STEALING A SrovE.-Wm. Jennings was arrested
charged with stealing from the store Of heiyea
asa Grand street, stove value So. CommittAd'
| Coroncr's Omce-JUNE l7.-CoNoEsTIoN o. TINE
BRAIN.-The Coroner held inquest the boo.v OF
Wm II. Shelly, Thirteenth street, between avenues
and Verdict to his cath by congestion Of the
| brain, produced by worms