The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-26
City Intelligence.

stormy throughout the day. interfered to pre-
vent the usual celebration Of the above national
sary The military from early hour, were fully
coutred and prepared, in conformity with the general
order from head quarters to turn out but the
cession took place The dsy continued and stormy
throughout At noon, however detachment of the 18th
Regiment formed battery Of three pieces and caissons
the day and the occasion Colonel Yates acted Cap
tain Lieutenant Colonel Sheldon and Major Ferris
Leutenants and Captains Dillon Slberhorn and Starr
SergeaLts salute also fred at noon in the Arse
nal Yard; and this constituted the entire demonstration
the part Of the military who kept at home in
consequence of the inclemency of the weather.
THE WEArHER-SNow = We were visited last evening,
about o'clock, with fall Of snsw, for the first time
this season the having ceased to fall for few
minutes, and again commencing. The weather yester-
day all through the day was wet AMI cold presenting
Of Ss s the by
Alderman stonea stood at ~ 49, at o'clock. The snow,
upwards of four inches deer The storm made
very respectable debut for the winter and this
next few months. At IL O'Clock last night the wind
changed to the NORTH and at H. clear and frosty,
being the first real winter night We have had this
son.
CHARIrY-There is q subscription being raised in this
city for the sufferers in France by the nundation Of the
have all eady been paid by French citizens Should
not those merchants who do business with la belle
poyie" join in the work of charity would do more to
and France than all the workings Of Guzo could coun'
teract.
morning. In the feed store adjoining the grocery Of C.
Anderson corner Of Bayard and Mott street The prem
Of an TSe ee at
thing nigh $500 The premises we're insured The pub
lie feed stores and stablng have aeemed atey to have
excited the especial vengeance ef the incendary,
scarcely instance OF fire that has lately occurred in
the feed stores and sabng about our city that cannot
be attributed to the hand OF the incendiary.
fra ls brnko TVatar
street, about o'clock yesterday morning The FIRE
promptly put out by the police No damage being
tanned.
sruYvEsASr IssrIrurE.-we would again remind
readers of Mr. Whitneys entertainment at Stuyvesant
have called the universal Of the press
throughout the country and his recitatons OF the
orators Clay, M'Dufhe, webster and Randolph he is
eminently successful We expect to the
crowded on Monday nasmuch as the entertainment 10
given ut the express desire Of dsting
citizens
IsIsHMEN, ATTENTION We refer brave Irish vo
lunteers to the advertisement of Capt Gallagher.
pany f. now being enlisted for Mexico. We
them they will find 10 Capt. g. brave officer and kind
friend The head quarters of company at Military
Hall, Bowery, near Spring street
ATrEMpr AT DRowNINa.-A man by the name of
Archibald Shears attempted to drown himself Full
ton ferry yesterday morning and was rescued by ocer
Taylor He taken to the station house. This 10 the
thirty fourth attempt at drowning that has been made in
the East River during the last few of the
parties being rescued by the officers Of police Many Of
these are attributed to drunkenness
BobY Fousp.-A body was discovered by Mr.. W.Tay
Ter on the south side OF Sandy Hook on Sunday after
the light house. for magistrate hold inquest,
which, up to Tuesday evening" had not taken place,
in dress boots high heels patent half soes light blue
striped pantaoons black frock coat over which was
oiled jacket rope Of 1--WE or six athom long round the
body flesh of his ace and head appeared to be 25 or 80
years of age full set OF teeth and supposed to be the
body Of Mr. PIERCE store keeper at Tanners landing
Taylor, 81 wooster street New York, or Of MIR.
Wooley keeper Of Sandy Hook near the Ocean House.
| CoRoSER's OYrIcx-- Sudden Deofh-The Coroner
held inquest yesterday at No ass Centre street.
the body Of Ann McKeon native Of Ireland and twenty
years of sge who to herdeath by nervous ehsus-
ton, arising from state oftanacmia Verdict accord
Death BY su6oestion.-The Coroner held an inquest
No. ~ Robinson street yesterday, on the body Of an
Cisary, who came to his death by being accidentally
sunocated by hi. mother during the night The Jury
rendered verdict, 4" Accidental sufocation
Found Drownsd-The coroner held an inquest like.
wise at the North river barge Office foot Of Whitsall
Sho Wss floating the East of
pier No l. The jury found verdict that he came to
his death by some cause unknown.
FROM HAvANA-The brig Haynes, Capt. Will
liams, arrived here yesterday, bringing us dates
to the 18th inst The most interesting is the arrival
Vera Cruz, with ssscoo in specie VI The Mexicsn
news we give in another column.
has been appointed by the Spanish Government charge
to Venezuela. He formerly consul here, and then
! consul general to Mexico.
A young officer and two Of the crew of Spanish ship
Of war lying at Sacrcos drowned about the mid
die Of October by the upsetting Of boat The Havana
papers give the details Of the accident
The ship Hannibal has arrived with the Italian compa
ny. list of the members would hardly be worth the
room they occupy.
Efforts still making 10 raise the Spanish frigate
CONSTRUCTION and with great hopes of success On the
Sd inst those engaged upon her were very successful IN
their efforts.
The French corvette Of war La Blonde has been got of
The Havana papers contain little news of interest-N
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