The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-26
CITY Intelligence.

THE Trade sALE-The only feature in the trade sale
yesterday was the speech Of ExMsyor Harper The Elk
Mayor 10 prodigious favorite with the bookselling
Of his books By speech. Mr.. Harper did not arrive
books and he was going to sxpatiats upon he bssus:
OF his wares without the usual speech But his coDge
not s R" s il s1ss :es s
Hsrpsr finding i was no use to try to get OF said
occupy the time in .pseckifyins but must remark,
that consider the effect Of these trade sales a. very
salutary to the members Of the profession: many
here who few years ago, came here with nothing 70
recommend them but good character, and this honor.
able firm sold them books credit when they had no
their money and see them hsre able to purchase
the whole invoice books Certain is also gentle.
men, that this honorable firm have enriched themselves
by these sales.' The sale will probably continue
throughout the week.
WIND, RAIN, AWNINGS BorEs.-Od March got
itself up into regular storm Of wind and rain The
music OF the bowling winds was heard most mournfully
blowing through the night dashng the rain torrents
against the windows, and play ing sort Of
compartment with the shutters. The awnings and boxes
which happened to be OUT were played with in the pc
ing tho former were found torn in many tasrs the
clothing Of Falsa soldiers and the latter were blown
boards and nails We believe no damage was done to
the shipping or the wharves.
THE GERMAs Society had its Annual Celebration last
nscs. emitting
proceedings, which reporter has prepared In full
As they are Of great interest generally and the large
body oil our German felowcitizens In particular we
purpose to give the full report of this great celebration
otthe Society in to.morrow's paper.
~, Ws T AND NArIvI cosvssr.os'.-Ths Wing MayoH
atty Convention, and the Native Convention 10 nomi.
nate delegates to the State met last evening
and both adjourned without accomplishing sny thing.
A Row AMONG rHE DsMccRAcIE.-A grand row CANA
of at Tammany He'll last evening" about II O'Clock be-
tween several Of the uoa. prominent members Of the
young" and old" democracy. The splendid Captain
Rynders made himself very conspicuous and for atime
"a slight glimpse Of hell" exhibited In the bar room
The democracy appear to be getting on badly.
has lett their ranks, anda political meeting caucus
Is signal for confusion and disorder. This is very
naughty conduct however, and they ought to be
THE NEw RrcoRpkR.-Judge Scott, the recently ap
pointed Recorder yesterday into Office and
madss therefore probable that he new Rscc ad
will commence his Official duties tomorrow morning az
presiding magistrate in the Court Of Special Sessions
clergyman win deliver his third and conciadne lecture
on the Eucharist this evening at the ST. COLUMBIA Church.
2Sth street. near the OH avenue: These lectures
willing to maintoi1 the positions he down. with any
person who imsgnes he ccn,rovert them, and Also
charge Of doatry brought against the Roman Catholics
BY those who dfer from, them in faith.
| ADMITTED TO BAfL.-John A. Canter, the notorious
counterfeiter who arrested in January last, on
charge Of being in uer,ng counterfeit mo.
ney, OF which bank bills purporting to be worth about
bail on Mondsy % sS"'is II iss
sum Of so0Oths discharge being issued on copy of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by -John.D
LECTURES on ANAToMv.-We perceive that DR. wietinr
proposes to deliver 81 lectures on anatomy AZ
Clinton Hail. commencing this evening His advertise
ment 10 Ia another column.
PrANUrs DRAMA Our true drama loving cl-
tzens will be pleased ito learn that the peanut crop Of
North Carolina Is this year most abundant One
Of the Wilmington papers reports that 900 bushels
have already reached that market and sold at about
seventy cents per bushel This price will put them
within the reach Of every true and enable
every one 10 eat q least peck Of an evening very
small price-this being enough should think to sa
tisfy any reasonable stomach
/ CoRorERS OrrIcE, March 2s-The Coroner held an
inquest at No ll6 Wet street. the body of Barbara
Schriener. born In Germany, dfty years OF age
who csme to her death by disease ofthe liver Also al
No. la Leonard street. on the body Of William Calhoun
born In Ireland, aged 6s years. who died through con-
gssuon OF the bran-verdict accordingly Another also
was held at No So Cross street. the body Of Owen
Mcintyre born in Ireland ~ years Of age who came TO