The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29

| CITY Intelligence.
| GaAsp BRIDAL PARrr AT THE CRY HorsL-A grand
City csssPoa ao:
sssehe aasir The gentlemaniy proprietor Of ms esa-
occasion; and not thing omitted that would have
rendered the arrangements more perfect The table,
under the supervision Of NJ Blancard the Ode Of Anne
RIGA. arranged In the latest Partisan style; and
indeed admirable specimen of the perfection Of the
confectionery Of Ia belle Franee Natural flowers Of the
delicscy that wealth or art could furnish was there
the brightest profuson while costly and elegant chan
6csnt day. The reception room was vet more brilliant
| ly illuminated
And bright the lamps shone fair and brave
o. namentsd with gay festoons Of flowers, wreathing
around candelabras and shedding delicious perfume
through the halls the scene was enchantment re-
bride looked bssStui-srraysa in snowy satin with the
milky Japonics resting upon her braids Of glossy hair
1T emblem Of her bright and :potless girlhood Here
colored velvet trimmed with ermine. With the polite
ness Of olden days she did the honos with grace and
Lucy Ashton to peIfection-so modest and retiring
with smile sweet the early beams Of morning in
blonde was stately and ladyliks, reminding
us OF the celebrated Countess Of Durham whose keen
sea ::' II % .s s her tn.
tempt celsLite to wed while Miss c.. the bright
star of tins galaxy of beauty shone with the
6rilliancy of diamond surrounded by pearls Mrs.
T, South American lady of distinction much
ethereal essence, and the richness Of her dress
trimmed with gold and glittsring with jewels. Miss
C was truly most superb creature But. among
such an array Of loveliness and beauty must omit
many, who perhaps, are the most deserving of place
IN our list. The evening was spent most sgreeably
Music sent forth her vouptuous SWELL inviting TO the
gay and gddy dance Now moves the delicious form Of
the happy bride to the Intoxicating strains Of the charm
Of our most aos c
doctors, lawyers diplomats. politicians bankers, poets
authors, and officers Of the navy May glorious future
beauty the Of him to whom she had pIghted the
holy vow of constancy May and sunshine strew
the pathway of life and bliss be their lot
FIRE.-About IL O'Clock on Tuesday night, the extern
sive Touring mill belonging to Messrs. Cummings
Pollock at the Of oath street and 10th Avenue
took fire. and was entirely consumed together with its
contents, which 5000 bushels of wheat, q large
quantity of four stock of grain, which belonged to the
proprietoIs Of the Empire line stages and steam en-
CINE of thirtyfve horse power. We learn that the
building was partially insured.
THE BLIND LEcTuRER.-Dr. Even will deliver tenn.
perance address this evening at seven O'Clock in the
Blocker and Downing streets.
IrsTALLArIor.-The Rev. James Knox was installed
pastor OF the Tenth Presbyterian Church in Twentyse.
singing by the choir after which, the Rev D. B. Coz
Of the Allen street church, preached very interesting
Asr hs Gs 70 the
questions were asked of Mr. Knox and tho
and on their being answered airmatively the Rev Mr.
Hatfield proceeded to deliver the customary charge
the pastor The Rev. Dr. Skinner then charged the peo-
ple and the choir again sung benedicon concluded
persed.
CAMBRIAN SorREE.-The members of this society, and
the ladies in general who attended this soree de-
corated with the primitive badge of the early Druids-
the acorn and oak leavesa rational and classical i'm
provement upon the exploded leek which, by some un.
blem of country worthy, least if not Of more odo-
rierous insignia ola more NOBLE national and ap
propriate distinction.
APPLICANTS FOR OrrIcE.--The recent unexpected and
untimely decease of the late District Attorney, M c.
Paterson Esq gives cause for much efort'beng made
dozen applicants for this Office we are apprised
Of the names Of the following gentlemen being in
cluded in that class most likely to succeed John Nc
B. Shepard and Jonas B. Phillips Esqrs We have fun
confidence that the Common Council in their selection
of these gentlemen irrespective Of any political pre-.
terences Such at least should be the only influence
by which they ought to be guided in their choice and
with this impression we await the issue.
The MIssISc MAS.-The German whom spoke Of
yesterday as being missing has returned his home,
strange, that when person called away from home
few hours his friends should advertise him. and enter
his name on the police books that the reporters will
get it.
CANIsIrY ExrRAoRDISARr.-Whilep passing near Love.
joys Hotel yesterday, observed large collection of
in order to indulge an uncommon flight Of fancy WA:
making very industrious ascent upon the Of lad
Wncn reached 10 extremity this
edi6ce. He followed by his master who seemed to
express alarm on his account; but the contrary
appeared fully conscious that his devoted companion
would reach the point proposed" The ssgacious
NAL would pause occasionally in order repose him.
SELF and then his exsrtons with increased vgor
at length he gained the summit of his expectation and
with an air Of confident satisfaction he cast thoughtful
eye upon the crowd below, as much as to say (n the
language OF Goser" That he had not broke his neck
with climbing" Whether he is a self deputed inspec-
tor Of roofs and Aues did appear al hough he GER
tanly assumed the consequential attitude Of ex-
treme official.
LvNArIc AsYLuM-The Assistant Physician, Edward
Stewart, Esq, furnishes the following statistics giving
the number Of patients in the Institution the Janu
airy, ls45, viz -
White White Black Black
men. comen. men. Total. Forsi's. Mattress.
l52 ~ 10 10 @ as 80
date which the present incumbent assumed the Office
there had been admitted, viz -