The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-23

gard H. inprasoahs schemes Of fsnatiosl rssrmsrs
touchsd On the tarih-on aboliton and axtsnsion Of
were concluded By the Rev. Dr.. Tying pronouncing q
In the morning. the members of the society held an
ocised for the year past including the present were
with few exceptions reelected IN the evening they
pared by the proprisors Of that establishmsut The
usual ossts sentiments &c. were given and the compa
ny adjourned at late hour.
DHunMIso REonUIrs.-This looks like war.
good Sergeant, Corporal in uniform and couple of
Jolly looking lads blow the hs and beat the drum
daily marching through our streets beating up voun.
teers for Mexico Their comfortable dreas that
ingy comfortable overcast and inspring notes Of the
martial band prove Irresistible to many Of the oilers
well lodged and the chances Of bounty are not to be-
dsspissd when thrown into the scale against want and
the prospect Of long winter Of discomfort
THs LATE MAJoR RrSeoLp.-A salute of ATTY guns
cd ocerwas 6red yesterday In honor Of his memory.
at the Battery. BY the now company called "Rngold's
fue body Of men have been exclusively organized
derstand out Of the officers composing General Storms
they hsss ss %.
under command Of General Storms who acts Captain
for the above purpose The flag Of the company wa.
citizens were present Honor to the memory Of the L.
msntsd Rin8old whose name viii live enshrined
ry" could not have adopted honorable dssigna.
ton for the company than that Of the hero Of Palo Alto
may they bare the leurels attached to his fame with the
litary career.
sLIprSe on THE siDr.wALxs-Ths little "b'hoys''
who block up the side walks aud keep seghing thereon,
to the great annoyance and danger Of the
should bear in mind that they the risk IF arrest
for breach Of city ordinance Little boys should,
therefore, not sleigh on the eide walks.
Fnx-The alarm of hre last evening proceeded from
the Of Old Post road and 10th street, from the
stable belonging to John o'Del, at about 10 o'clock
consuusi The frequent ores that have iattery taken
place in stables, shows the existence Of y wide
spread organic alton among iu this city The
Of the poor animals who cannot escape being butchsred
in cold blood by the brutal Of the cendary No
stable ought to be left without a watchman.
FIaE Are occurred last night about O'Clock in the
rear OF No lao Leonard street The front part Of the
building belongs to A:tler, q grocer. The fire was
promptly put out, with little damage to the premises
The csuse by which it originated was unknown.
AccIprNr-A man named John Robinson, who was
badly burnt fell at the Of stanton and Mort blk
streets yesterday, He taken to the City Hospital
where he lies at present in q precarieus state.
SUICIDE 81 LUrArIc-The Coroner yesterday held
IN inquest upon the body of Patrick Larkn. native Of
Ireland eyed 50 years, who committed suicide by hang
ing himself with rope at his residence in 37h street
near the 10th avenus He had been for some time
Verdict Death BY hanging himself with rope when in
q deranged state Of mind"
ALAS, PooR CHARLEy.-Tie coroner yesterday held
inquest at the Halls of Justice, the body Of Chas
Z. Newman Everybody knew Charley, who has for q
terransan. and used to make speeches at Tammany
Hail. and other places where persons wont to assem-
BILE for the purpose of making and hearing political
speeches, Charley was brought up shoemaker, but
gave early evidence of moro than ordinary talent
When of his time he devoted his leisure hours to
study and made himself familiar with the political his
tory Of this and other nations but he good fellow
and his weaknesses soon got the better of his talents
and he forook his books for his cups and in short
time the victim Of alcohol Poor Charley! he was soon
out Of money out Of spirits, out at the elbows, and
dspuy Keeper oS iSr Island sa0 w s%;
then, he was an out and outer. His political
brethren knew his value-knew that he always
ready to work in the political traces and the
qusnce was, that tho approach Of election day ge
Morally found him encased in suit Of clothes But
alas again for poor Charley, his friends ( knew when
the working season, and, OF late in the Aims House
whom he was not wanted to help forward the political
Poor Charley One day last year he was sitting
In public office in this city receiving the grauious
reaped the reward Of his labors Tho next day,
least within few days. he actually driving hunger
from his craving stomach by humble repsst cooked
and eaten by him in that public Office But Char.
ley was philosopher and he remarked az he made his
lonely meal. New, do you know that | enjoy q
thing Of this kind more than regular meal at
my boarding house" His boarding house, poor fell
low, where it? The thing Of this kind Of which
he spoke consisted Of pigs tail roasted ON the of
poker the GOALS In the ONCE aforesaid accompanied
by few potatoes baked under the CRATE But he 10 past
i'll at the Tombs Sunday, and conveyed comfort
able CELL If such thing cell be called comfort
able He provided with light and medical aid called
in, but it toe late, he fell down in fit of cpl
lspsy in which he died. The Coroner called
and looked upon the corpse kissed the book
and agreed that the deceased to his death by cpl
lepsy subscription opened to defray the expenses
OF his burial The person whom he had served allowed
him to live in poorhouse and die ia prison. 1t for
unae that there found those who are not willing
that his remains should be inferred in Potters Field.