The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04


St. Patrick's -Lsgistatwe-No License, &c.
Since the decisive victory achieved by the Herald
over the combined forces Of the allied powers Of
New York, Philadelphis, and Baltimore, in bring
ing the foreign news from Boston to New York in
about hours paper stands oven higher than
before in public estimation here.
Yesterday the anniversary Of the birth Of Ireland's
patron Saint, celebrated In imposing manner;
early in the morning the Shamrock leaves in the button
holes Of the boys" betokened st. Patricks day The
Montgomery Guards, composed entirely Of Irishmsn and
on, OF the finest military corps in tbs city psrsdsd, at
tended by tbs U Band; and the beautiful weather At
trscted full attendance at the City HAIL. to listen
excsilent Grafton uy Charles H. stewart, Esq In the
evening, supper was gwen at the National Hotel Of
there was liquor the table, there good ieel
ing wit snd mifth around II. On Monday evening q
pssss 70 ps:v. on this subject a. and the
tendance at the meeting was quite ~ large az on any
previous occasion.
The principal question before the Legislature ct pre-
sent. 10 with regard TO the sale Of the railroad The
House passed bill, and tho Senate this morning
~ .S..ncs 81 ons ~ I vii y %
reconsidered. do not doubt that will peas, notwh-
standing this mornings votethess in favor Of selling,
desire order TO pay u the state ndebtsonsss While
who oppose it, contend that the state fuy able
TO meet svery dollar owes principal and interest,"
scrip Is now received by the banks par can
be doubt that the internal impfevensAt warrants w
short time Do very nearly par CsPalisls should
place reliance on those who are interested in Get
tIDg them 70 sacrifice BY selling At . lev price.
Charles Butler, Of Nov York, was here week ago.
said that he proposed 70 purchase tho Southern
Railroad, but this report u probably uniounded.
AT the late charter election, no license" was sue
licensing TO be osunk on the premises, and IN fu
ture every who wants hq uor III nave TO make
grog shop house unless liquor sellers follow
the Massachusetts plan, and keep striped pig" for
hbition.
For several days past We have hsd bright and pleasant
days. and clear moonlight nights every thing indicates
that the spring time 10 coming and IN Jsfer-
Avenue (ns Broadway Of Detfoi may be seen the
beauty and fashion oil this City Of the Straits" This
avenue probably Of ths finest streets at the West
IL about two mica long 40 set wide, very level and
regular, and running parallel with the Detroit nvsr
The lower devoted to business farther up are
numerous residsncss tasefuiy laid OUT and surround
ed with trees which add very much TO the beauty OF the
street
APPOINTMENTS ny TIE President. -Rlchard J.
McCullocn, 10 be meter and refiner OF the MINT Of
unired Philsdsiphia, vice Jonas h McCntock,
tor Of the Treasury vice VIM. q. Lewis removed John
r. Macmurdo, Of Louisiana, Treasurer Of the Branch
Mint Of the United states at New Orleans, Horace
Z. Cammack, removed Felix Orundy Msyson, to DO
second Lieutenant IN the marine corps from ilh Novsm-
Der last, vice Lieut. Robert D. Taylor deceased Reu.
bsn eurdine, Of Washington, and Henry Rsaver, OF
Georgetown, 10 be Justices Of the Peace.
SELLING OFF CHEAP" FREE GRATIS FOR No
THING We copy the following unique ADVERTISE
ment from the Detroit Free Press = sesssA
"Twirs-The undersigned having recently LOAF nn
would give TO some good family that would like to adopt
than A their own The infants be at the house
Of Mr. H. L. Perry, Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
bAAe pnryEEpEnrEh"