The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02


bo oes'ry street. one wooden stable-several
Corner of Barrow, near W. Washington Place
aOih street. near Sixth I AVENUE Haols.-,wo
goth Second Avenue, stables-supposed work Of
Sd. Alarm, originating from store of Mr. we,mof.
4th Alarm, from chimney, s2a Fourth street
9th. Corner Of Burson and Bedford, stables sup.
posed work Of an incendary.
Alarm, from fire in Brooklyn
from fire in williams b1rgh
sth. 70 Bowery, work Of an Gay.
9th. 3ss Mulberry street caused By upsetting lamp
" Alarm, cause unknown
10TH Corner Of Houston and Mott street. supposed work
? Prince street, IN basement cause unknown.
18th. Alarm, cause unknown.
Corner of Factory and Christopher. slight damage
18th. Alarm.
18th. Corner oil Gouverneur and Cherry-damage
trihing.
Alarm, from chimney, corner of Cedar and Green
SO Wall ST., near Pearl, belonging to Lambert
l4h. 10 Rose street, slight damage belonging to Mrs.
18TH 2sth street, between 4th and sth Avenues.
10th. Alarm
80 Mulberry street, in the rear, triaing damage.
18th I'm Alarm, cause unknown.
20h Elizabeth street. wooden feed store supposed
work of an incendiary
1928 Blocker street originating in chimney ,trining
aad III Allen street. rear two shops and one stable
dwellings,
Alarm
2sd. 18th street, between 9th and 18th Avenues two
story wooden house.
?57 Stanton street, slight damage.
oath. ls Fulton-Trining damage.
is Gold street, do
aSth Elizabeth strest,ofics and Type Foundry.
26th. Corner Beekman and Nassau, do.
:. ITO Water street-suPposed to have been fred.
27th. Corner Bleeckeriand by bursting
OF spirit gas lamp
2sth. Alarm 29th. do; 3Oth do; 3lst. do.
VANpERLyN's NATIONAL PAINrINa-The painting re-
presenting the landing Of Columbus upon the newly dis
covered soil of America has been for time past
this city and glad to learn that it has been
tensvey visited by citizens evncing another proof
Of their growing taste for the fine arts The time chosen
having planted the royal standard Of Spn takes
and Isabella. Near the great discoverer are seen Mar.
tin Alonzo Pinzon Vincent Yanez, Escoedo the notary,
Rodrigo Sanchez the inspector Of armament and
shame for past abuse Of him whom they almost
nerate. In front Of the group is the figure of boy.
fqpsS
tude cooring, living expression of the features, seem
into life. Though but minor or second rate feature
in the painting it Of itself displays the master hand of
its conception portrayal beyond the reach of crit
cism As we look upon it, feel that the great disco
gratihed pride the praise due to the hand which had
guided him across the ocean. We have not time to
alike credit to the painter and our country Few
can appreciate the toll, the perseverance, the mind
Cefsary Tor the projection ana completion work of
this kind and Of such magnitude. 1t is enough to say
that Mr. Vanderlyn has all obstacles and given
to country the possession Of painting valuable
historic description, and valuable master piece in
the art We trust that will not leave city with
out the inspection of all who interested in the ad
in giving need of praise to the artist who has done
much towards it
U. S. VoLuSrEERs.-Captain VIM W. Tompkins of
this city whose high military qualities have been
dorsed by the great hero of the day-General Tay
and also by Colonel Davenport under both of whom he
under the act known the fifty thousand volunteer
act" with view to tender their the govern
ganize this intended command are excellent The
whole command will be free from family responsible
the consent her natural protectors The preiimna
res will be arranged at Lafayette Hail. where it is pro-
tina, nSsS VINO wsn to enrol will
| There are many in New York, who would be glad to
share in the glory Of the present struggle in Mexico,
COMMON CoUNcIL-Both boards will meet this even
ing. The Russ pavement report will be made by the
may predict that something will be done towards i'm
proving our streets
CouKr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-The November term
of this Court commences this morning.
The WEArHER.-Yesterday was a wet, cold and
gloomy SOFT of day and the fell heavily particu-
larly the early part of the day and last night The
wind blew at tmo rather heavily and it expected
that the shipping must have suffered in instances.
"Gloomy November has set in, this year, in cha.
Accnrrr.-A man fell into the river at the Battery
station house in state Of exhauston His recovery,
however was calculated upon from the attention paid to
| him.
STRAY HoRsE AND VAGINA stray horse and wagon
found in the Grand street and Essex
They were conveyed to the livery stables corner Of
Brown and Essex
The GRocGERrrs-The. poisonous qualities of the Ii.
quor sold in some of the low groggeries produces
sort of arrangement, which is ascertaned BY phys
som The sale IF poisonos drugs such as are sold in
many of the low groggeries, should be held as an in
cd of q. This is the great evil
by which so many victims to ntemperance have been
quality thy u% that .d in the vsny
=" points" Water street. and in most Of the low
and blue one tufpentne and several poisonous ngre
dents lhavea been found to make up three:fourths o
the article Surely the law could take hold OF garing
and infamous an imposton--so dangerous and de.
structve fraud. glass of good and genuine liquor,
Of liquor will not endsnger life but the poison sold il
of the low groggeres is rebuke to the authorities
The New LEorusEs HUMAN MAGNErsM.-Durins
his highly original and able lectures this subject to
large and intellectual audiences in different parts
Beautiful s Lyceum '' on Staten Island ~ We have
hitherto had no lecturer upon Animal Magnetism
err of the respectable families OF the city or Who
to have afforded much rational satisfaction to in
qurng minds In TACT in his hands the subject acquires
his whole will be heard with degree of nteres
and respect which has seldom been excited. It will be
by the advertisement that he lectures this evening
at the Lyceum in Broadway and then at other parts
the city in regular succession His lectures usually
accompanied with highly interesting experiments
CeRoNER's OFFICE, Nov. L. Death from Disease-The
held inquest yesterday at No $50 Hudson
the body OF Alexander McCadden, native of Ireland
IL years Of age who to his death by disease of the
heart. Verdict accordingly.
Democrats who desIgn to scratch the Ticket
will only do half their duty unless they vote for Others
who likely election. The follow