The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

City Intelligence.
RETuRN OF Cool WEATHER, AND ITS EFFEcTs-The
weather has at last become quite cool and comfortable
aud after having passed through summer which for
and duration has not been eQuaed for many
years, we have a prospect and a well grounded
hope that we shall long, have something OF entirely
The return ofcoo weather is always signal for the
of all sorts of campaigns against all
of and unrigheousness When the rays OF mid.
summer pouring down upon sweltering mankind.
all flesh to endoavor much as in II lies to obey
to the nearest possible approach the injunction keep
cool" Accordingly on the approach OF warm weather.
the that have been waged against evil all through
winter suspened and flag Of truce held toward
the enemy, and he is suffered to 60 about seeking
whom he may devour" until cooler weather and more
bracing air stimulates his foes again to the battle.
The fall campaign of the neutrality-suspicious. world re-
formers-will All sorts Of assumed evils
will be attacked with vgor which at hrst seems to
threaten the destruction of the whole social fabric We
shall have refor mers at work who will tell that
cety is all wrong-that men are all robbers-hat no.
tSny svsrybaay We shall have Csmmu
rites Fourieres, Grahamtes, Abotonstsand IN TACT,
all the other ties and lists for which our good city "a
NOUS all presenting their plans for the regeneration OF
this mundane sphere its alteration into young para
disc.
nation and keep readers advised of the destines
which in the dreams of these reformers await them.
Wing NoMsArioss.-The wings Of this city have
made the following nominations For RegisterMorris
Franklin. For Assembly David B. Ogden. Ellis Pot.
ter Hamilton Fish, r s. williams, william Hall, B.
stillman, A. r. Lawrence, Morgan Morgans, Peter s.
Titus, James Kelly, f. G. Baldwin VIM Edmonds, John
A. May.
NATIVE PRocEss,or.-The shinier Club had grand
promenade last night all round the city and from all
appearances would that either their friends have
not yet returned from the country else there has
been some detection from their ranks since the high ana
palmy days of Harpers regime. We arrived at Ameri-
can Hail. corner OF Grand street and Broadway pune
gramme but on our ascending to their meeting room,
we found that their arrangements had not been conclu
ded entirely; among the rest the band Of music that
were to attend them their tour, wished its position
defined previous to starting and the assembage were
informed by of the managers of the affair that they
fell short of funds about ten dollars for and that
it would be necessary to send hat round to collect the
sum. This was accordingly done, the band meantime
playing Hail Columbia probably by way of foretaste
to the solicited audience of what they could do he
hat was being passed round when we left for the pur-
pose of witnessing the arrival of the delegations from
the uptown wards which we were informed were
Pected to arrive immediately however they proved to
be like the Spanish Fleet in the farce Of the Critic.
1.-The uptown folks we couldn't see
Because they were not in sight"
Nor did they arrive at least to our knowledge After
some delay during which the intense mpatience OF the
crowd to see them start was kept in play oy the letting
of of some rockets and blue lights they started music
The Junior shiier Club also on the ground. bear
ing their banners with the inscriptions of Go while
number that started probably at the very utmost
i've hundred, including, perhaps fifty horsemen Whe-
\ Their they received any additions on their route we
know not time would not permit to accompany
them all round.
MILIrARy-The Fifth Company National Guard, Cap.
tain Waugh turned out yesterday morning thrty.six
muskets; the State encbles Captain Lyon wenty.six
muskets. They came down Broadway in beautiful or.
target excursion Nyack Dodsworths celebrated band
accompanied them Among the guests were General
Jersey; VIM. Allison, Esq Lieutenant Coone! Montgo
merry, and others; they returned in the evening.
The second company National Guard Captain Duryee.
turned out yesterday morning to pay funeral honors to
one of its members
CRY TELEcRApH.-The workmen have been engaged
for two days past in putting tho wires up for the magne
NC telegraph The wires are much smaller than those
used by the late postmaster and neither coated
zerved The posts laid throughout nearly the whole
distance and is contemplated to have the eleg aph in
operation by the 10Th Of October.
NASSAU STREEr.-Nassau street. from Wall to Pine
street, ought to be presented by the Grand Jury
nuisance The crossing at the Of Wall is
all ahoat rendering it almost dangerous to attempt to
wade over Above this the street is about half taken
wood has large holes in it, which render it probably
very beneficial for dyspeptic man to ride along there.
but not peculiarly pleasant 1t ia time the wooden pave
ment humbug had exploded
SrEwARrs PALAcE.-Stewart'ss splendid store Broad
Wsy Is asi The marble i front as high as
more extensive scale than any other in America
DEATH OF DR. CHAPMAN-We regret to hear that Dr.
Chapman, who it will be remembered gored by a
from the injuries then received He will be buried in the
scarf he wore at the funeral procession honor Of Gene
raj Jackson.
CoRosER's OFFICE Sept 1O-TAe Remains Of Mr..
Grooning-The Coroner was called this morning, 10 hold
an inquest at No "a Pearl street. the OF Mr.
Grooming which had been dug IRON the ruins of the late
great fire II appears that while the aborers employed
IN removing the rubbish from the ruins OF No AZ Broad
street. this morning they discovered part of body
which was Immediately identified by some fragments Of
clothing LETT upon it, to be the remains of sr Grooming
me i% Of GGS1g No % Pearl
were the same as those worn by Mr. Grooming, when 10
went to assist in removing the property fiom No. ~
Broad ST.
FOUND DROWNED The Coroner was also called this
evening to hold an inquest upon the body Ct an unknown
River. about 300 yards from the pier of King St
The appeared to be about 80 years old and
neatly aed in suit of black clothes II is supposed
that he had been in the water for time.
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
Law CoURTs.ltis not expected that any other than
civil business will be transacted at the Courts in
session before Judge Parker and the County Judges
til next week although the calendar is very heavy
one, and notwithstanding that the District Attorney is
ready TO proceed with the trials of great number of
causes the defendants, their Counsel in most in
stances, unprepared, and DESTROYS of delay
Under these circumstances Judge Parker expressed
his determination call the ns p,ius calendar and
to mark every down unless the respective par
| ties were ready for trial.
The first cause called was a suit instituted for mali
clous arrest by j. r. O'Hagan Rodney Church and
). Garrison Municipal Judges) The plaintiff not APP
pearng the trial was postponed until the Circuit.
An inquest was ordered in the Of John Eddy
Bernard Doyle in action recover the amount of
promissory note for Sll2 95. The was unattended
and the Jury found verdict for plaintiff
An action OF trover tried in which Mr. Abraham
j. Vermilyea. OF Williamsburgh was plaintiff, and VIM.
lard defendant The origin Of the suit was in rea
ton to cargo Of potatoes, portion Of which, was al
legged the defendant illegally possessed himself Of The
jury found for the plaintiff $63 damages being tho
amount claimed.
somewhat singular libel suit is to be tried to-day
Mr. Geo. A. Phillips being the plaintiff and Mr. VIM NJ
Starr defendant Both parties engaged in selling
peculiar description OF spirit gas burning lid and
the difficulty between them has arisen publica
ton by the defendant OF placard handb said to be
Of slanderous and offensive character
John Dikeman and John Greer ood Esos are enga-
ged for plaintiff and Messrs Jordan and Niles for the de-
PENDANT
After the trial of the last mertoned cause, lin which
all parties are ready to proceed fegned ISSUE from
the court of Chancery will be disposed Of involving the
right and title" Of person named Osborn, to be di
vorced from his WIFE for alleged sduerous intercourse
with a German or Prussan Doctor named Van Cort.
SOW residing in New York bat recently OF Brooklyn
! Alden j SpoOner Esq, for the plaintiff and