The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-25

result should Il succeed and be adopted all through
Broadway (which, by the way at present sinking Tar
into the mre of corporate iniquty il VIII De doom 70
the inha.i .
DrArHs IN New Yoax-During the last week there
were ?74 deaths in this city.
THr HussAas.-One of this fine body OF men rode
through Nassau street yesterday, about o'clock, and
attracted much attention. The scarlet jacket and uni
form which most superb attracted the eyes OF several
WALL STREET AND BRoApwAr.-The narrow position
OF the passage corner Of Wall street and Broadway oc
casions much annoyance TO the foot passengers and
v,sters to Trinity Church The omnibusses frequently
block up the way here and render the walks impossible
Something should be done in the premises
Mr.. sfEScER-This man, now in prison at Jersey
CITY charged with the murder of his wife, is not in
irons and has never made attempt TO escape. His
trial is to take place on the 9th proximo.
''WHAr's IN NAME r-Since the late memorable
battles OF Pao Alto and Resaca de la Palma the city has
bee flooded with Pao Alto hats Palo Alto houses Re-
SAGA de Ia fsma taverns TAYLOR houses
established upon the 81 40 principle But there has been
established for some time in East Broadway publ,
stable with the following very significant sign board
Temperance stabling accommodation by the day. the
week, the MONTH" which vie with any Of them
temperance stable, conducted upon the pure cold wa
principle is about the best sort of place know Of
for unmanagahle, frolicking horses who fond of
spree and show disposition to break their riders limbs
particularly when they he horses have got drop in
the head" What next 7
BROAD srREEr.-This street since the re-erection of
the houses-after the great rehas been considerably
mproved and the raised laterly being raised
are of very superior description. When it shall have
been thoroughly finished it will make of our best
business streets The tagging and ampposs in part Of
the street, are great setting of TO 1t.
GKKEs FRuIr.-The poisonous quality Of green fruit
which has been vended during the last fortnight or three
effect upon those who have partsken Of Il, ond left
many cases of complaint somewhat like the Cholera
People cannot DO too cautious OF purchasing fruit OF any
description just now. The markets are stocked with
vast quantities of halfrpe fruit Particularly peaches,
and musk melons. They perfectly tempting TO the
eye, but when prepared for present very ndisr
emit appearance Purchasers in all cases.
be perfectly cautious in using them.
STREET ENcRoAcHNENrs-The custom Of enclosing
paired has latery become abuse, that is both dam
gerous and annoying. The immense space now taken
up in Chatham street, has long proved source of cons
derahle Inconvenience 20 the by and has lately
been rallied the middle Of the street We would
direct the attention of the Street Inspector to this matter
Mock AucTio. sroREs-Some of these stores arc
still in operation in Broadway but are driving poor
trade The greenies" appear to understand them bet
ter than they did some time ago The conductors of
OF them hove tried their hands at another calling,
and some OF them have gone into tho casto clothes bu
siness in Chatham street. which if not more lucrative,
must prove safer sort of speculation.
OMNIBussEs A0AIN-Stage drivers falling into the
old custom Of the crosswalks to the annoy
ance of the foot passengers We yesterday group
took up some al the Fulton street crossing in
Broadway We have indeed several instances of
the kind during our peregrnaons through the city for
the last few days.
THE PARx FoUrrAN.-The sparkling crystal drops
that used to fly up and cool the atmosphere in the vci
nifty of the Park seldom delight the eye fthe passer
should not be so churlIsh in these days OF
shine Why not allow the Maid of the Mist" to honor
US more frequently with her presence We know Of no
scare her away We apprehended that before now the
Park fountain would be properly ornameated; but we
perceive that not tin saucepan left there to COM
memorae the anniversary of this useless pond which
be deemed neither useful ornamental in its
sent state. trhng appropriation would make the Park
fountain leading feature of attractions but though
resolution to this effect has been introduced before one
Of the Boards by adverse legislation Las been allowed
to sleep in the " Tomb of the Capulets"
NOBEL OF New YoRx-This exhibition is beginning to
attract the ate nou we'll deserves Every nhabi-
tant who is desrous Of seeing miniature copy Of the
building in which he lives, the church in which he at
tends worship the theatre where he passes his evenings
his eating house his Ships in fact any resort which he
freauents will find it beautifully designed and executed;
end as he follows the winding of the Streets will
every edfce remarkable part OF the city correctly
portrayed accurate measurement and patient labor
could render it. For over year from SIXTY to eighty
work of neither money nor labor was spared and
we hope that after its departure for Europe, will
to regret that he did not take advantage Of its
presence among and reward the proprietor of this
national design by his commentator. Not one have we
has visited it, but has his amazementat
the patience which carried through such complicated
undertaking with 80 great success
CoRoxERs OrrIcE, August 24-Found Drownrd =
The Coroner held an inquest yes erday at the loot OF
son of Dr. Beach born in New York. ~ years of age.
1t appears this Dung man was in sail boat, on fishing
excursion, with friend on Thursday last in the East
River ne or Hurl Gate when the beat accidentally up
SET and Mr.. Beach drowned. His body was only
discovered yestc fday floating in the river foot of the
above street After the inquest, the body taken
home by his friends for nterment Verdict accordingly.
DEATH by Intenperonce The Coroner held inquest
yesterday at the prison in the third district police sta
ton, the body of Ann Coye, native Of England, IS
years of agc, who came to her death by illusions Of
upon the brain and into its ventcles, probably
caused by intemperancc Verdict accordingly.
Police Intelligence.