The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-22
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BOOK TaApr sALr-Ths forty.third semi annual booI
trade sale commences tomorrow morning at the auction
sented 10 very full and doubt not the literature
the country viii be fully represented.
STEAMBOAT TaAvELLISo-Low FAREs-As the spring
and business begins 70 ?. s1SG ss ave
ed with merchants, speculators, and
all sorts of travellers This amount OF crsats
great competitor on routes which not entirely mono
polized We anticipate during this and the coming sea
unusual competitor the various routes leading
the North and East has, N r scs aIsooy oc%
running the North River, at the low price OF nity
cents passage and large number OF independent op
position boats to be placed on that which
will reduce fares to very low standard On the New
Haven line boats running from the foot o. Rooseve
street for fifty cents On the Eastern Inc me msgan
cent steamer Oregon TO be placed about the hrs o.
April to from here to stonington, under the com
msnd Of Capt Rollins, formerly Of the Neptune The
under the charge Of Capt Thyer who has resigned bis
Office q Commander Of the Rhode Island. There viii be
much travelling this season, and very low fares.
ANOTHER New CHuRcH.-The spirit Of churchbuild
ing 10 certainly rife in this community AT meeting Of
the vestry Of s. Georges church, held on Thursday
evening, q communication was presented from Peter y
stuyvssant Esq rendering 70 the ve.sry number q
and Sixteenth street, for the site Of church and rectory
The vestry passed resolutions accepting the Of
Of church sGSo ,s IN msSncsnt style
and Of great extent Of accommodation verify TINS
church building age.
GERMAN SocJEry.-The annual dinner OF the German
Society will be given wednesday, the 25th inst al
the Astor House. Some of the most distinguished OF our
German ems eminent for their iberaty
and devoted attachment to the free institutions OF the
land o. their adoption together with some distinguished
patriots, who have long suffered in the cause OF liberty
In Europe expected to be present on this festive
casion. II will be grand re-uaion.
D.GRAcEFuL Rior-On Friday evening last, Of
those occurred 1--WE believe for the frat time that
such occurrence happened in this city, whioh
reflect disgrace both upon every actor therein a. we'll
We mean hereby 10 signify what is known in Canada
and among the lower French in Of the southwest
States by the name ola charvari On the evening
mentioned. at late hour crowd OF above q thousand
persons tumultuouly assembled in Rivingon street
opposite private house numher of rough men and
rude boys furnished for the OCCASION with all
sorts Of instruments Of noise and annoyance Kettles
COW horns, cracked trumpets and other noisy instrn
ments for the purpose OF disturbing the peace OF new ~
married couple residing in the house. The n0ise din
and confusion.the hoeting shouting, screaming and
hallowing, which was made by these men and boys
with all their variety Of instruments, 10 utterly lds
scrbabe Not content with this disgracetui proceeding
parties Of them at intervals attacked the house and beat
utmost noise fury and violence The inmates prudently
remained quiet and gave signs Of noticing the shame
full disturbance Of their peacealthough such conduct
10 but too much calculated to produce sometimes, the
and retaliation in those who subjected to such cruel
rratons The only cause assigned by the actors IN this
for their dsgraceful conduct was that party re-
siding in the house had got married We should like to
know whether marriage, which IL called honorable IN
all things" 10 crime In this city 1t IL certain that
those who live Ia illicit and unlawful intercourse are
the liberty Of any citizen be tamped under foot
to make il dangerous and dsagreeable to fulfil the
laws both OF God and man, than to live in violation of
disturbance had continued for several hours the watch
appeared and entering quietly among the crowd Ter
suaded the parties to cea.e their disturbance.