The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12


NoMINATIoNa-The following nominations for Ward
Judges made lost evening in caucus by the demo.
n Ss M .nd the G II ea 81
erty in the 7th 10th and 18th, Thomas s. Henry in the
9th, nth. 18th and 18th and Richard Voorhees, in
the 18th Hogan for clerk of the 4h and 9th ward
courts received IL votes 10 for choice
With this the adjourned These nominees are
Ex Alderma Ex-Assistant Alderman Counsel to Public
Administrators, sc. sc.
THE Misunderstanding another wet and damp
sort of day. We had several showers during the day
effect upon the spirits The present month is known in
England the month Of suicides" the blue DEVILS"
however, can't come it. how you tx il" in YAM
keelsnd be the weather gloomy.
THR LITTLE SrREEr SwEEPERs-The crossways,
particularly in Broadway, kept, since the rainy
weather set in extremely clean and well swept by the
little girls who daily ply the bosom, and politely make
couIesey to the passers BY who may feel inclined to
hand them cent Or two We should no. wonder II BY
extend itself to the streets and have no doubt
that the of houses would cheerfuy pay week
ly stipend to hall dozen aborers who would under
take to remove the nth and gutter from the streets,
each block having its force There many idle
plan that adopted by the little etsweepers on
the cross ways. doubt remains but the owners of
less such plan be adopted our city, during the
winter, will present filthy streets and avenues it
hs: done for some years. l., idle folly to
give occasional touch Of the broom they
the fashion Of DR. OToole and, therefore IL owners
and occupants of houses, made arrangement with q
opposite their dwellngsit would be the only secure
way Of nsuring us clean strees-such as the cross
ways" through the industry Of the little girls
| SINGULAR DEvELoPEMrNrs-A friend confdentially
communicated to us the particulars Of of Grim
that will be tried in courts in the progress
Of which some astounding facts will he developed in
volving the character Of of fashionable Ia
dies, and eight ten of the supper thousand" as
what have learned that a married lady hitherto con-
sidered as pure as sersph has for length of time
es and unmsrreS wbos. .ansns and So
ton in society entitled them to be rasked leaders Of
the ton, or something else of New York The conduct
men, &c so became 80 paipsbIs that the injured ,.ns
husband considered it due himself and his reputation
did last saturdsy-and take legal procure
divorce These have been taken, and the d.
is obtained he will institute number Of Grim
against those who destroyed his domestic
happiness The public may expect rich develope.
ment illustrating the morals of our fashionable poPua
| lation.
PRorxssoR RopcKss-This eminent professor of mes.
merism delivers lecture this evening, at the Lyceum,
tons lately performed by him in this city in extracting
teeth &C. while in the mesmeric state that the Lyceum
| will be crowded
FRE.-A fire occurred Yesterday morning. at o'clock
in the Of a building of White and Church
streets Through the activity aud efficient aid of fire
company No ~ Qarge engne the police, and some Of
the hose companies the fre was promptly extingushed
RUSAwAY HoRsr-A furious look ing animal In the
shape Of crazy horse, down Delaney, corner Of
Wilet street yesterday about O'Clock, and turned
through Wet towards East Broadway, in harness. but
no wagon was attached poor negro woman carry
ing basket and Dutch woman, who was employed in
picking some garbage of the street. had marrow
| cspe-the horse having very nearly come in contact
with them.
The BArrrRv-The breaches made in the wall at the
Battery by the late storm have not yet been repair
ed The flags that have been torn up, and pile of sand
st remain here standing monument" Of the fury
OF the late gale The breach ought to be repaired forth
| with
STRAY HoRsE.-A stray horse found In Lewis ST.,
yesterday morning; but being taken TO the police
Office the forward to claim it, when was
Immediately restored by the police
PatSoxEEoy.-Ths heavens yesterday morning. or
rather night before last presented appearance
what like the aurora boreals and renamed 80 for
sheet Of eoM hame-from north to south-on great
part of sky The locker could easily see pin
the streets
| CoRoNrR's OrrIcr. Sudden Death.--The Coroner
held an inquest Yesterday board the ship Rappahan
mock lying al the 70 Of Roosevelt street. the body Of
Eliza McCorniel native Of Ireland, 30 years of age
who her death by disease of the lungs and bow
| els. Verdict accordingly
| DECISIONS OF SUPREME Court October Term,
| lS46. Conviction Reversed-Sharp VS. the peo-
pie Judgment reversed and judgment for plaintiff on
demur-Rch W.. Vinton and others New trial granted
abide the event unless the plaintiff remit S7s "a
Of the damages assessed by the jury-nunt impld 60
ads Churchill and Hayes Mott ads Postley Judgment
arrested unless the plaintiff paws the costs Of tho circuit
and OF the motion in arrest and IL he pays de
novo il then ordered Brown ads Regers-Report of
referees set aside abide the event, unless the
| plaintiff RENTS all the damages but $50 10 Kast W..
Rsthern < Observation-Disclosures of the c. p snd the
judgment of the justice for damages reversed; the resi-
Aro Al