The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Citv Intelligence.

city Intelligence.
sGRAND NATIVE DEaossrRArios LAST Evrsiso-THE
SHrrFLERs AoAIS IN FiELp-The last of the party
marched procession DOWN t
of drums with boys tied to them the same number
Of paper lanterns about twenty grown up men and ihr
made up noise. The Shiisrs and all other societies
based the narrow-mnded and bigoted principles of
other kick such as they have received in Philadelphia to
knock the remnant Of them out Of existence, and rank
them among the things that were. IHnm fuit.
LECTURE on EDUC TIos.-Horace Mann Esq, Of Mas
sachuses delivered lecture this subject last
ing, in the Broadway Tabernacle to very large and
spectacle audience He divided his subject into two
parts physical and mental educationthen divided men,
tai education into intellectual and moral and subdved
moral education as TO our duties to God and duties
to He listened to with marked attention
throughout. About four hundred pupils male aud fe
male arranged the seats behind the speakers
stand win pSasg ns sa, es1g al
FRE-A 6rs broke out last evening about O'Clock in
the basement of the store No. % Bowery, but was
unguished without much damage.
RECOVERY OF MoNEY.-Our readers will recollect the
gwen days siAce OF the disappearance Of
Mr. Davenport who was employed as messenger for
Gays Express between this city and Boston, with pack
ages Of money entrusted his to the amount OF
ST. 800 We understand that alr. d. has returne
the money his employer aud accounted satisfactorily
tor his singular and somewhaf protracted absence II
may be proper state that Mr. Gay had made provision
tor fully and promptly securing the original parties from
the least lossbut for his sake rejoced at the
suit we now announce
PROCESSION OF LIVE SrocK.-Ths cattle and horses
being exhibited at the cattle snow OF the American
L,sti,ute, were marched IL procession through our
Custom House, the procession stopped, and Henry
Meigs, Esq. mounting the Custom House steps, made =
speech to large ooncourse OF people who gathered
around.
Posr.OrrcE. The amount Of business transacted at
enormous number Of six hundred aud ninety thou.
md, two hundred and thirty letters and two mil
lions OF newspapers were received and forwarded and
il pd fha
of August and September
PsrEs FUNK Still Await does appear very strange
that aer all the warnings which have been continually
gwen will be so blind as to suffer themselves to be
swinded by the Peter Funks An intelligent legal
tleman from the West informs that ne step
ped into auction shop in Chatham street. and there
large quantity OF goods offered for sale at
tonishing low bid The auconeer marked that they
were sold for the benefit of poor widow, and every
thing looked fair above board; but legal friend
having read Of the Peter Funks and being somewhat
shrewd withal rerained from bidding Que Of the Pc
ters, who dressed like western farmer, entered
into conversation with friend, and told him that he
was from Western New York, and that his was
rhurber He appeared disintereste and request
ed friend to bid the goods He however refus-
ed, and Mr. Thurber bid them off He then urged the
would come to five dollars. He, out Of q matter Of
friendship to Mr Thurber agreed to this arrang ment
friend hasded the suctonser I've dosr biz; apd r
Thurber did the but before they could get posses
sion of the goods bill of 500 presented each Of
them The gentleman at once saw the trick, and de-
manded the return OF his money This OF course the
Funks objected to, and the gentleman was obliged to
leave the store without any satisfaction.
ANOTHER FURIOUS C0w.-Yesterday, forenoon about
II O'Clock COW having escaped from lot in 18th
came tearing furiousy down Broaway Ladies screamed
and into stores, and gentlemen much excited Jumped
in all directions greatly to the detriment of straps and
pantaoons One gentleman in particular seemed to be
singled out ject for the wrath Of the cow no
chased him at full run down Broadway He, with coat
tails extended and hair ing back running at full
speed without daring to look behind him, when the
overlook him. and catching him on her horns threw him
few feet into the air he meeting with other injury
than such befel Gov. Marcy, viz the tearing
Of his pantaoons After having tossed this
gentleman to her hearts content turned Bond
street, where, after running awhile she encountered
pavier who charged at her with his psunder which
somewhat impeded her progress and before could
her horns and ehectuay stopped her further progress
rich scene now ensued-Amongst the crowd which
gathered around the captured young gentleman
fired with heroic ardor, led out" I'll kill herPil
Kill her." He then to servant girl who stand
ing in doorway and earnestly entreaed her to furnish
ANIMAL who utterly unconscious of having done
any wrong, now stood as meek and gentle as lamb.
The heroic young gentleman not to be aunted and
seizing Wood-sptters he made for the COW, but
was perverted from killing her by the crowd After
short time his ardor cooled and the taken
DR. DpowSED.-An inquest was held this morning at No.
AZ Ninth Avenue, the body of girl aged six years
named Catherine Ross VINO was taken out of the North
river in the vicinity Of 18th st The deceased went yes
erday with her brother boy about nine years old to
gather some chips, and got raft, from which it is
supposed that she accidentally tell OF.
BOARD OF SUPERvisoRs-DR. REEsE.-This Board again
met last evening" when counsel in the Of DR. Reese
were further heard The general impression prevails
that no decision will be given until after the election