The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03
City Intelligence.

CLEARING Our -Yester day was perfect steamer
The heat which had been latent the clouds and mist
rush, made the Precipitation pour down the faces Of
heated citizens. This return of weather will
be the signal for general clearing of the ashiona-
bes who spend their summers in pent up of ho-
tells at the fashionable watering places After the Ath
of July fashion will have departed from New York 1t
is very difficult to decide, however, which is the plea-
sanest way Of spending the weather-remainng
in the city going to crowded places of resort Those
enjoy themselves nationally by paying them visit.
ASSISTANT JUSTICE CouRr OF Finsr, SECOND AND
THIRD Ward CouRrs.-We understand that the Com
by the death OF Mr. Kirkland There are three candi.
dates we believe, among whom is Mr. Wyant the gem
hope Mr. WANT viii be successful e' We have known
him for years, and consider him every way capable of
filling the place with satisfaction to the public and credit
to the Office.
picnic omnibus, belonging to the enterprisng firm of
Kipp Brown, appeared in of the principal streets
driving through some of the principal thoroughsres
quite merry party consisting of the friends of The pro.
petors among whom were several members Of the edo-
rial corps proceeded short of town in
the Few vehicle, stopping at MIR Browns house in the
Ninth avenue where choice collation. was prepared to
which the guests did due honor The gentemany host
presided at the entertainment with his usual urbany and
courtesy The party proceeded afterwards OF town.
and returned in the evening highly delighted with the
excursion. The carriage one OF the most beautiful
specimens of workmanship have SEEN Its con.
struction is quite Ii consists of omnibus body
capable Of holding twenty persons with light frame
work supporting awning Of striped 1t Is So
cured against the rain by curtains Of oil CLOTH in which
diamond panes of glass inserted The painting trim
ming and ornamental work in excellent taste, and
the seats it is perfect luxury TO recline upon The
country excursions.
The SrREErs-We know it is common to be writing
paragraphs about the Streets but proper authorities
will come into the Second ward they will dscove cause
for it The stencil arising from the filth in the streets is
almost sufficient TO knock down Five Pointer will the
inspector see to il
Ward station-Hous the inhabitants were kept awake
nearly the whole Of Wednesday night by set of grace
less seamPs firing of whole packs Of crackers in the
night police for unless to preserve order and quiet in
streets at night
RosBsRr IN BATH.-Bathing, the only comfort left
seems to be alleged with its troubles as well as all
other things. So found Otto wessendrock, who went
into Rabineaus bath at the Battery yesterday about
o'clock and after getting well cooled of came out
minus gold watch II seems that he locked the door
eaong to the corridor leaving open the door leading
the large common bath, and when he out he found
the door leading to 1t locked inside, and obliged
get through the next open berth in the corridor where
he found the door of his berth open Tue thief must
have entered by the adjoining BERTH and gldel along
the inside of the bath 10 his door Mr. wessendrok
liberal reward for his watch.
ArrEMPrEp SUICIDE IN HosoKEx--A man named
George Williams was brought to the City Hospital yes
terdsy morning about O'clock having been found in
the woods at west Hoboken with his throat lie
says he is from Mansfield. Mass and keeps basket sho
in Jersey city. Some time ago he separated from his
wife, since which time he has occssonal, been partially
insane. In one Of these fits he went into the woods on
wednesday night, cut his throat with razor AMI was
well o
Rus ovEn.--An elderly lady was knocked down in
broadway on Wednesday afternoon by doctors sulky.
She was not much injured however
A Cow-ARDLY ArFaIR--As some butcher boys were
ariving some cows down Division street last evening
oeing heated by the weather. of them chased num-
Der OF ladies' into store in the vicinity, frightening
them very much People should be careful about dv-
ing animals loose through the streets in this hot weather