The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
City Intelligence.


Posr OFFICE DIsPATcH-On Friday afternoon, be-
tween the hours of and half past three o'clock,
Ave thousand letters for the steamship Hberna Bos-
deposited, stamped, assorted and dispatched
from the Post Office Of this city An instance of dis
on s h 0 SiS s a sas
Tuesday last
The EXPRESS RonsERr.-Nothng further had been
heard yesterday morning in relation robbery of
Livingston Wells Express.
PLEASANT AUTUMN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day morning the Broadway pedestrians, who CHANGED to
surprised by seeing one gentleman seize another who
was passing there and apply cowhide to his back in
very decided and energetic manner. The cowhideris
clerk in large house down town, while the whided
is broker well known in Wall street. II seems that
there had been some previous difficulty and that Fri
day night the clerk retiring from his Blu ness
the broker attacked and beat him in a most unmercfu
manner, az this cowhding was intended punish
Justify until by the nterference Of friends the az
Tray was stopped We suppress the names Of the parties
at present
BROADWAY AS PnoMsNADE -Broadway during the
past week has presented brilliant, animated and
estipg spectacle The coudloss skies and soft mild
Of summer actngas potent spell in drawing forth
from the boudor Of beauty and luxury the most charm
ing, blooming bewitchng and fascinating of fair
daughters OF Mother Eve Broadway, in fne weather.
is always most delightful promenade. One meets
ones acquantances and have pleasant chat
and say how dye do without the trouble and ceremony
attendant a morning call. Young ladies' here com
bine business with pleasure while shopping" Young
bachelors and signing lovers get sight Of the objects
Of their admiration aud devotion, and find excellent
nous weight which rests upon them. Kind looks and
billet dour here interchanged ships rpen into
intimacy clarations of love made matches are
planned-mee'ings projected-elopements contrived
and mamnas and pappas by their children
Oh Broadway g glorious place for a frtation-dcny
1t who can. The pave yesterday crowded Here
were the voluptuous daughters OF the sunny south
whom not the fragrant groves of orange and ctron
could tempt from this gay and agreeable metropolis
brilliant and lively children Of France-the dark.
eyed, languishing bruncttes of Spain-the modest
smiling and intellectual daughters Of New England
ca tinV ndad.
mIiable city beles-galant beaux and gay cavaliers
hover around assdous in their dazzed
fascinated. Among the most prominent beauties
ce the two fair daughters Of Of worthiest ex.
Alderman. who attract universal homage. Both are
round brows where intellect sits enthroned and floating
in wild luxuriance over shoulders Of aabaster white
ws the 2. ong sss dax eyes
time tine atiul cleaning Of those lustrous orbs
"Oh, beautiful and rare as beautiful
The costume OF the ladies generally is deserving OF
unqualified praise. 1t seems to combine neatness with
elegance MEMORABLE Fashion, for once merits admira.
But must leave her praises, in this particular
to ADLER and more knowing" hands hoping that Lady
Fashion will continue 10 inspire her devoiees with
sire to take daily walk in Broadway instead of long
SOFAS being buried in the mysteries Of faieuu
TIE GALvEsroN.-The new steam vessel Galveston
made trip down the harbor yesterday SIZE went out in
fine style. She is really one Of the neatest and
beautiful models we She is intended be.
tween New Orleans and Galveston.
BIG GUN.-Amongst the freight brought by the John
r. skiddy which arrived yesterday from Liverpool was
gum INTENDED 10 supply place vi the Peace
maker" which burst on board the Princeton.
AccIpEsr.-A boy broke his leg on Friday evening in
Of the crate vaults left open In Broadway near Tie
Bowling Green. OF course nobody to blame.
EVENING DscouKsEs.-The Presbyterian Church Ia
Allen street Is regularly opened Tor evening DISCOURSE
the Sabbath, by the pastor, Rev ID g. Coe. Tn.
church Is about two doors below Grand street.
HgsREw BENEVOLENT SooErY.-The Anniversary OF
the Hebrew Benevolent Society which it was announced
would take place on Wednesday, the 5th Of November
mas been postponed until Thursday, the 9th.
CoRoNERs OrrIcE, Nov. I.-DEArH nv FALL-The
Coroner held inquest this morning at No 30 Mulberr,
street on the body Of man named James Haley ma
tive Of Ireland aged 40 ears who, while abon under
the influence o. free poations Of liquor, fell hesdong
down fight Of stairs and killed Verdict accord.
mgly.
DEArH nv BSRss.-A man named Phillip Farrell a ma.
tive OF Ireland and about 30 years old who severely
burned at the late fire in Spruce street died last night al
the City Hospital from the injuries he received