The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-09
Oity intelligence.

C1ty Intelligence.
tn. Err sy JAsyAsr.-psstsrdsy being the snIiv..
several parts Of the CITY, from the City Hail. and many
Of the hotsls Cannon were also fred from the Navy
Yard
FsrMEss BALL-ws are called upon to state that the
number Of tickets sgreed upon to be issued for the Fire.
mems Ball. on thu 10th January, at the Park theatre,
FORE necessary in order that there need be dssppont
ment that occasion ia the procuring Of tickets
Of the bali. Thsv can't be- had Now them for Boz
speculation In ball tickets
GRAND BALL OF TxxAs AND OREooS Assscn-
Tsxa. and Oregon Assoctop was ceesrsted last night
at Castle Garden. The room was chastely decorated
with the aags Of many nations and the floor presented
from the broad gallery indeed grand and imposing
Youth, beauty and grace mingled IN the gay and giddy
ding the glare Of magnificent day over the spacious
saloonmusic sent forth her swelling notes Of harmony,
"And all went merry As marriage bell,
Here the stately and lovely Mrs. H lends the charm
O. her enc :. tn; Venus Just
breaks you with the sweetness Of morning spring.
The poetry Of motion is embodied in her waltz while
the triple Graces crown her attic brow. Her beauteous
and fascinating daughter hovers fit companion
of the parent stem-shooting around glances such
Mshomets paradise Many other fair and lovely women
attract notice, but must not particuarze Sew
It. Calhoun and Purser Sinclair all gallant officers OF
tn eNsvy, dressed in their glittering uniforms Gov
Common Council were also in attendance as guests,
and partook Of the fesvihes The ball passed OF with
eslat, and was truly brilliant affair.
BALL or THE SocIErYlor TAMMANY.-The annual
ball Of the above society given last evening at Tam
many Hall The room was most brilliantly decorated
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filled with old men, young men, aged ladies, ladies of
certain age andl.s in CORY, though nrs course
zled with their beauty the hearts Of all beaux. The
lovely daughters Of the democracy there in all
their strength, and made the night gay and merry
Among the distinguished guests were His Honor the
Mayor, Ex-Mayor Morris, ExMayor Sprague, of Brook
one Of the finest balls Of The season. and the So
parated at late hour.
AMERICAN ISsrIrurE.-A stated monthly meeting of
the Park Gen. A. Chandler Of the vice presidents
in the chair After reading the minutes Of the last meet
ing which Were approved they proceeded to the cleo
Mr. John Campbell chairman Of the Board Of Mana
gers Of the 18th Annual Fair made very full and salts
October last from which learn that the total receipts
from all sources amounted to 49, This sum in
cudes the amount of sales Of tickets at Nibos Garden
and al the Cattle show rent Of stands in the selling sa
LOOM sales Of Lumbar at the close of the Fair and $3.50
contributed by citizens to aid the silk and stock pre-
miums.
The total expenditures of the Fair and Cattle Show.
paid up to the 9th day Of January 1885, follows
Printing circulars, addresses blanks, and tick
Newspaper advertisements $500. 2l9 65
Lu.S.. :. "a Sis ,sss s Printing
Door Keepers, police. night watch ticket sellers
and receivers clerks assistants and laborsrs 92s II
Gas light oil and candles. 4os SO
Steam engine and fuel. acknowledgements. 3lS SO
Muslin for tables and nags, glazing show cases
Horticultural room expenses. ............. ali %
Rent Of Tabernacle for anniversary address. rs 90
Fireworks and other iscsilansous items; as per
report .................. s72 So
duty at the Fair and for delegates from dis
lance, and for refreshments for the bands from
the Navy Yard and Governors Island. -. 37s %
ss,aso o5
Premiums, in part, estimated at 50, 250-consst.
ing Of "a gold medals 33 silver cups, lel silver
medals, bronze medals, SITS in cash, 1853 di.
plomas ls vols. of agricultural works. l,S4s II
ss,oes %
Invested, at interest in bank. 1900 90
Balance in hand Of the chairman Of the Finance
Committee to meet outstanding claims. 500 81
$4,000 4a
The vouchers of all the accounts are open TO the in
spection of all who take interest in the Institute
One hundred and thirty-fve new members Joined the
An interesting paper from the Hon. Gabriel Furman
Of Brookyn giving history Of the Institute, was read
tne sloop Of war Jamestown model Of which u at the
Some other business was transactsd-afsr which the
Institute adjourned.
THErrs-The house No. 1872 Houston street, was on
tered on Wednesday and two silver watches gold
watch six silver spoons thirty-six dollars in money
aud one gold key, stolen therefrom. dress coat
also stolen from Tattersalls.
THE TRouBADouRs-Mr. Thomas Carter will deliver
lecture this evening" before the Mercantile Library Az
ISOLATION, on the early history Of the poets
CAUTION TO THE PusLic-CouNrERrrIrs.-Th en-
closed West Florida" Bank last evening pass
ed upon your correspondent by person whose exteri
or denoted that the tailor had taken much pains to have
him look like gentleman. Here it isl