The New York herald., 1845-11-30
Cafx InfelliRence.

Con, wr.rurn-After tho lingering Of summer 30
long into autumn she has at last 70 MAKE nsr
us The Thermometer yesterday a IL O'Clock stood, at
Morris at 81 degrees The air is keen and sharp ana
the noses Of the rcd as cherries reat
coats gloves and comorer which have laid aside Tor
months called into requisition PERSONS snoul
be careful of themselves In these sudden chsnseS VI
weather.
Pace OF CoAL.-Cold weather is fast app roachlng,
and persons reminded Of the necessity OF laying IN
Lehrh, So per ton for Peach Orchard $3.50 and for
Liverpool sii. These prices are 10 per cent higher
than they were last year at this time Why this advance
in price, we cannot It ought to be lower as tho
facilities the transportation Of coal have been daily
growing greater Several new mines nave 'son raS
continue to be exorhtant in their prices the new ones
will into such successful composition win them as
to bring them down to proper standard
CRoros WArER.-The receipts for Croton water from
May ls to November l Of the present year have oeen
s4oe5 49, being an increase over the corresponding
months 1884, of $s 500 Ca The expenditures dung
this year been S3l 056 81, being decrease from
last year OF S2Os9l u.
Polish RrvoLurIoN-The Poles Of this city celebrated
ing at the stuyvesant Institute. TheiIion VIM Nc
Coun acted President and Hon. Judge Oakley as Vice
s 81 s
pie the tyranny perpetrated by Russia towards the
Poles, which were seconded by Theodore sedgwick,
Esq and passed unanimously. letter was read from
Hon Luther Bradish excusing himself from attending
Several patriotic addresses were delivered In Polish
French and English, which were loudly appauded The
scandinavian Society and the Italian Guards In uniform
were present on the occasion. The whole passed off
with much eciaf.
annual efths society fohe relief aged INDECENT
females We learn from the report that this praise
sn ou un sy built
asylum which contains sixty of these aged females
During the last year the society has made an extension
to the original buildnga substantial wing three stories
rang. from sso 90 years, and of the inmates that
years old In addition to the regular inmates of the
establishment the society has 80 pensioners depending
upon IT, who receive aid in their humble dwellings
In looking at the report Of the that the
funds of the society exhausted and that In addition
need sufficient to out the objects Of the society for
the coming year We need hardly say that th. society
has the strongest claims for support and that all the
] outstanding sA assn: I 'is's
nished Donations will be thankfully received BY any
of the phanthropc ladies who compose the Board
rectress I44 Green st. Mrs H. Gilie I'd Directress,
40 Oliver street; Miss Maria Boyd, Treasurer, 29l
Fourth st Miss Maynard Secretary, 222 Vesey st.
JUNIOR BArcHELoR's BALL-A:mistake occurred in our
paper of yesterday in relation to the worthy Juniors
which we happy to recty. We said the Junior
Apao Il ssoSa have BEEN hs
The Juniors" give their ball in January,
A "BRILLIAur" MELEE There was quite sanguin-
ary resulting in broken noses blood shot eyes,
morning The theatre Of this exhibition is understood
have been the brilliant" $40 Broadway place some-
what celebrated during the fall election for its having
in startling characters the endorsement OF Morris
Franklin Register" and which occasoned something
of considerable number of political quibs, levelled at
the character this genteman-he being can lidate
for important position in this falls canvass The
part composed Of rebellious portion from the Custom
House department. and who seemed somewhat overcome
By such ardent ss aay
reckoning too great for the little room"
Another srEAMBoAr RoBnERr-A gentleman who
went on Board the South America Kingston Thurs
day evening had his wallet containing $500 bill on the
Kingston Bank and $ll3 in other bills taken from his
pantaloons pocket while he was asleep in his berth
STEAMER woncrsrrR-A new copper steam.pipe in
tended for the steamboat Worcester carried through
Broadway yesterday after on
New ARRANGEMENTS he winter arrangements for
the north and east by the New Haven line. are to leave
in Albany or Boston in the afternoon of the day
which they leave New York.
PoLIcr OrFrcEs-Having occasion, few days since.
surprised the astonishing increase in that quarter Of
the policy Offices In of the worst parts of Orange
glarng signs of Exchange oice from their windows.
The exchange" which they wish to make is that OF the
the % Of a the har tan
changing money there is probably not of them who
could calculate the discount dollar at one per
cent Holding OUT as they do alluring hopes Of gain
in neecing them Of all that is Left By the rumseer
These Offices in many the recepacles Of stolen
goods and yet in the face Of all laws notice is
taken Of these sinks of inquity Occasionally oi
their keepers happens to get hit" for more than he
feels disposed pay and from complaint he il arrested
But why not the police directed to ferret out the
prieos of these establishments and have them brought
to usticel If we to have laws let them be enfored
and if they not to be enforced let us repeal them
the governmental affairs of CITY, needs " reforming
altogether" Let us have strong, and at the same
time, just city government.
CoRoNER's OFFICE The Coroner called yester-
day to hold inquest on the body Of James Gunyan,
who found dead in stable at No. 337 Madison
street Verdict, came to his death by want and expo
sure, in consequence of intemperance.