The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31

Mrkrrro THE FRIErps or ALDERMAN PuRsrR-
large and enthusiastic Meeting ofthe fends OF @ H
rurser assembled last evening, at the Shakespeare Ho
tel TO express their disapprobston of tho manner in
which the primary election, held on Tuesday lsst was
speech on the occasion and went into ths history
the transactions at the polls that day Ho that
Violence fraud and intimidation practised by the
opponen, Of Mr. Parser and friends Of the other cand
for Alderman Of the 4h ward and that tho poison
Of this opinion six OF the eight nspe
OF The election refused to sge the returns protesting
sganst Us iegaly Tas Ward Committee Also issued
urssr addressed the assembly and number of rssolu-
tons were adopted. The meeting adjourned to meet at
the polls.
FIFTH wAsD-Ths Nominating Committee Of this
ward proceeded in body to the Board of Aldermen.
dress to Alderman Hart rendered him unanimous nomi
nation for re.,lection The Alderman's reply was
onef but much to the point and requested until Thurs
gay Tor reply which was granted thereupon the Com
mHtse gave three cheers and retired.
UNITED STATES CIRcuIT CoURr.-The April term Of
this court will commence on Monday mex. Several
important cases on the cslendar-one Of which il
that OF william Burnett the pilot Of the Swallow steam
boat that was wrecked about ago. her passage
siavs Case -Nathanisi T. Davis, Captain Of the Pa "a
tu1sns gave bail yesterday il $4,000 himself and two
trade. on the coast OF Africa.
JuDoE oAELEr.-Ths gentleman, We are happy to
learn, %, quite recovered from his late mshsp and
the judges Of the Superior Court
JusrIcE on Coal CARVE saw passing up Broad :
way yesterday. charcoal cart, on the side Of which
with scales in her hand folis over her eyes &c We
could not help considering IL wulking rebuke and
formerly hat rsverenced il maltreaied and
abused IN this goody city. Here ives Justice On this
coal with her lace all bsckened with charcoal dust.
Just 40 1t 10 blsckened in the courts which have falsely
assumed her name. II would be q good idea for this
coal dealer to establish himself opposite the Tomes
only true emblem Of New YORK city justice
THE CASE OF Ma VAN DusEN.-We have been re-
quesed to state that statement which appeared in he
arrest Of merchant in Pearl street, for circulating
ports prudcial 10 the character Of Mr. Van Dusen Of
Hudson, was incorrect
quite and the just beginning put forth
their leaves The fountain plays quite regularly, and
not BE- suffered to liz idle q. did goo, 1 porion M
season disappointing many strangers who rsnained in
the CITY :ev.ra dsy. for the purpo,e Of seeing it. When
Park will be veryrespectable place.
Nsw HAVEN srEAMBoArs.-On and after tomorrow,
the hrst day Of April the sissmooa's from New Haven
noon and also daily, at II NJ The morning line from
this city, leaves usual, at hspass The afternoon
days and Thursdays, and o'clock on Saturdays.
Nav FarNcH PAPER. = The Hrst number of lie
Fsaneo .sms'scsin" or French evening paper, to be
published tweekiy in our city, has been laid before
W.. Its appearance 10 excellent; is form and grange.
ment good and its artcles in their spirit ard dicto
give high promise Of talented and able French peri.
odical. We wish the enterprsing proprietor success
There 10 room for such paper.
FIaE An alarm Of Are given last evening about
ten o'clo, proceeding from the City Hotel The fire
caught accidentally in N, IS. upper story
wholly confined that The hoor through,
however. 10 admit the water, which cid more dsmag .
than The IRE. which was soon exiting uished.
HoRsisLx-A skeleton. supposed to be that of 70.
mile wss turned up by sons workmen yesterday, IN
front Of the new dry goods store Of Messs Stew
corner Of Read and Broadway, while digging away
ground to lay down the gas pipes. This spot, up.
pears, was many years ago occurred a. . bury ing
grounds therefore il Is not very surprising fnd
human bones.
Or or HIs LArirupE.-A large musk rat detect.
ed on Sunday night, BY policeman Of The aud ward
sroing up william street The vigant ofdcer At
drew his -lub. gave the poor rat bat the head
seized him BY the TAIL and succeeded finally in ggine
him into the Station House, where be hung up
curiosity supposed he escaped from some printing
Oh . 10 We'll street
MAD Doo-A mad dog was killed at tho corner Of
Hammond and Factory streets, on Sunday afternoon
The dog law ought to be put in force immediately and
every nmuzzsd cur found running in the street. killed
CoRoNERb OEr,cr.- Sudden Deafh-The Coroner wal
called to hold inquest at No 2 Front rect the
body Of Job Lawnape colored man, about 80 years o
ago who, while lowering cotton, felt rather faint 81
himself down and almost Immediately expired-sup
1 posed to be caused from disease Of tho heart