The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10

ton other matters even to the purchase Of buckets
people for cleansing and warming the school and
IN TACT the county board have virtually abolished the
board Of school and have taken upon them
serves the administration Of their functions. All these
things properly looked by the great mass OF ths
people as SO assaults upon he school system se
and the result is that excitement Is beginning TO snow
itself upon the subject Ifths persisted the
popular will give decided expression OF their
VIII at the next election believe IL 70 pe ou, another
which was begun year ago by the cry oil the Bible
and the public schools F"
There is great change in the temperature OF the
ther and damp northeast wind prevails stock trans
actions light and prices remained about the
ut previous dates Pennsy 5s have he great
tendency improvement from the quoting down Of
the fever; and Also 1t is said from well founded
belief that the interest the public debt will be regu.
ary paid hereafter Specuations TO the payment OF
tee February interest begin TO be made, and yet
thing has been offered calculated to throw doubt upon
It's prompt pay ment
sales OF stocks at PHILADELPHIA.
SEPT 9-FRr Bo.Rp-Siooo State SIS 75zs $40, % de 75.
2 h ss ssp p 90 e ss Il ~ see d
Sscoyp BoARp-soOo Pc SIS sd 75z 1000 Pittsburgh Alue.
duct Bonds 911s rs siis Schuylkill Nav 80
Bosros, Sept. 9th, lsi5.
Our city is very unhealthy at the present time, and
there is good deal Of mortality amongst children The
number of ntcrments reported at the health Office
week amounted to seventy SEVEN of which thirtysix
of children OF two years of age and under Most
country with their families and will probably come
into town before the cold weather has commenced its
issues offrost on a solid basis"
Charles Ellet still continues his war gainst the Pha
delphia and Reading Railroad in papers, answered
occasionally by Of its friends; but these lengthy
communications Of earthly to any except
the pockets Of the propetors ofthe papers which
published for they have ceased excite any thing
like interest in the minds of any but few stock
obbers who endeavoring to make money out Of the
stock, while the public look unconcened as did
the old the fight between her old man and the
bear.
remarkably cute thing in the way of robbery was
done in the vicinity of Faneuil Hall market last satur
day night An honest market man, who had been
quietly selling his stock from the tail Of his cart having
disposed Of his load, preparing to return home
when going round to the front part 10 and
behold (. his horse had departed, gone-made away
been quietly abstract d-while he was engaged in
turning an honest penny at the other end of
the wagon. But there help for him. and
no trace Of the thief friend trudged home minus
his horse after having informed acquaintance of his
loss But Monsieur the thief afforded another proof of
the truth OF the old saying that the trouble is not in
morning unthinkng of danger, he tackled the horse
into buggy and was about to take a ride, when un
thinking OF harm he passed directly by door of our
market mans contidant who Immediately recognized
the horse and raised hue and cry which soon brought
the ateni appeens to halt and he was arrested and
committed 10 jail where he remains await the lust re-.
ward of his evil doing.