The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Nroalki,n Intslligsnss.

Pet,fisAL MATrERs-Tbs Wing 0ensrsi COMMITTEES
cssdsss were marked by much snthusiasm Tomorrow
night that curious and heterogeneous of all political
parties-the National Reformers, will hold mass meet
ing Ia Fulton street. for the purpose OF voting to them
selves each splendid farm. or course such motion
will be carried unanimously in the affirmative. To.mor.
row evening, also, the various Ward Committees Of
Brooklyn of all parteswill be in session. including
the Naive Americans. who still persist, (as in
formed by letter from of the candidates for Assem-
bly) that they will not withdraw, either by compro-
mise otherwise
Hosss sroIrN.-Mr Charles T. Wilson, spice dealer,
who recently burnt out in Adams street bought
horse Friday at the Bulls Head in New York, and
placed him In his stable the of Nassau and
Adams SITS Yese rday morning the aumal discover
ed to have been stolen during the night While taking
the necessary steps for the recovery Of the stolen pro-
property Mr. w learned that a horse had been inter-
copied at the Fulton Ferry Brooklyn yesterday in the
possession Of suspicious looking fellow. The horse
placed in Mr; Van Burens stable, but the thief
Cows PoisoNED.-On Wednesday evening last four
cows belonging to William Kidd, milkmsn, Par
meners Garden at Bedford sometime after having been
fed gave unequivocal symptoms Of being poisoned.
resorted for the purpose of saving them;
but Thursday morning three OF them died Mr.. Kidd
supposes that malicious rascal introduced poison
Of some kind into their food.
NAvAL-The sloop OF war Dale Is not TO be repaired
after ALL Orders were received Thursday TO lay her
up for the present
ArrrMPrRD IMsoslrIoSs.-We learn from numerous
that the coal dealers Of this city with but
two exceptons) have made advances upon their
prices Of from eight twelve hngs per ton without
any real necessity for thus taxing Of this
tice other than the pretended scarcity Of stock This
an imposition which should be tolerated because
the only foundation tor this additional and unjust charge
actually in monopoly Of the worst and most oppres
siee character by which the persons engaged in
poet to realize during the ensuing wnterfrom the poor
aud ENTHUSIASTICALLY large profits. Similar prac
tees, ON like SCALE attempted by OF the
dealers in spirit gas who have coaesced to increase
their prices about twenty per cent.
ANOTHER RIoT AMONG FIREMEN-On Friday night an
alarm OF fire given in Brooklyn originating is al
legged, from light far below Red Hook but actual
believed for the purpose Of giving parcel of
rowdy fremen an opportunity to indulge in their bel
gerent propensities. Companies Nos | and engaged
against each other in disgraceful fight which resulted
in Of their men being dreadiuy beaten This riot
ought to receive the especial attention OF the Common
Council which meets tomorrow evening
THREATENED TuRS-ouT.-The House Carpenters Of
Brooklyn have threatened their that they will
make general turnout" if their wages not
tinued at eleven shlings per diem during the winter
months.
AGcIDENr.-O On Friday man and horse were drowned
by the side Of the turnpike road between Newtown and
Flushing 1t appears that the tide very high, and
the turnpike road and that the usual posts had
not been placed that part OF the road to guide the
traveller For the of these the drove mis- horse
and wagon into the ditch.
REsIGioUs NoTIcE.-The Rev. DR.. Cheever will preach
in the Church Of the Pilgrims Henry, OF Remsen
streets, this morning.