The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-24

BECK & Co.'S DRY Coon SroRr.-Wo dropped into this
elegant establishment yesterday to inspect their arrange
ments for the of the fall ssspn Wsfound
the store thronged with ladies'. and the clss busy max
ing sales of as beautiful articles of dress hnery as we
have ever SEEN The consists of apartment Of
immense length on each side of which are shelves load
ed down with a prouson of the NEST cosby articles of
ladies' apparel shaws from India every thread Of which
is wrought by tho needle and some Of which cost a
thousand dollars piece-rch brocade silks, gorgeous
with their many hues cunningy interwovenace dress
es runous any Blu. the wife of millionaire
deries of costly and elegant patternsbesdes assor
that make up ladies' ete There between sixty and
seventy clerks connected with the establishment about
forty Of whom reside in private house attached to the
store where they provided with every comfort and
convenience library bath rooms parlor 10 SC Over
the main store is the wholesale department. which
sns an immense quantity of goods Tho entire stock
present hand probably amounts to between $500 900
and $500 600 Messrs Beck Co have an agent in Paris
who attends to their mportations and always supplies
them with the newest and choicest goods. number of
hands constantly employed in building apart from
for ladies' wear from models received direct from Paris
by this means, the newest fashions Introduced in
Paris and the articles being made here, be sold
cheaper than the imported article which H. we believe
wh Su u wo
We particularly remarked the beauty and fine
ness of the goods and their richnes. Of sorc in which
to pride themselves more than in prcfue assortment
The establishment is Of the finest IN the city and to
Judge of the crowd of ladies met there yesterday it
receives abundant patronage.
ALMOST AN ACCIDENT. While one of the Blocker
street stages was proceeding on it, route yesterday it
encountered company of soldiers with band of music
The horses got frightened with the noise and started off,
and of the lines breaking they became unmanagabe
with great violence to the Pavsmsnt. and had his
and face badly cut Some OF the inde passengers
against lamp post. breaking in he roof and Rnally
brought up against tree The wonder 10, that there
was no loss Of life.
Isp,A.s-A deputation Of Indinhs from the State of
Iowa, numbering twenty-thrse chiefs, arrived in
this city yesterday from the west Washington
They have under the charge q Cen Fletcher and
relation to the sale Of large tract OF land As might be
expected, their native appearances and costume excited
good deal of interest among our citizena
FIRE IN JERSEY CIrY.-Tn eccount of this fire we
should have mentioned that companies Nos g. A. and 81
assisted materially in extiuguishing the flames and
Gnng them to the building in which the fire originated
MopEL or New YoRK.-This extraordinary work ofsrt
continues be visited daily by thousands Of people
strangers must not leave the city without seeing it.
AonrcuLrunAL FAm.-Ths third annual exhibition of
Horticulture, and Manufacturer, is open at Stew
ards Hotel. corner Of Broad and William streets, New
ark j., and will be continued to the 25th inst. We
commend il to the notice ofthe public.
DESTITUTE EmrcRArrs.-Quitea deporable sight
witnessed yesterday evening" at the foot of Dover street.
near 300 Dutch emgrants, consisting of men, women
ard children all in state of destiuon and vast
taken to the 4h Weird station balance of them
lay the dock with hardly rag to cover them exposed
to the weather Have we not some German Emigrant
We support all the paupero of Europe
CoRorEs's OyrIcE Sept % Death by Dropning.-
The held an inquest on board the ship
the body Of man called Johnson native Of Denmark
about 40 of sge who it appears came passenger
ing in the dock Verdict tina. Johnson to his death
by drowning