The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-25
City Intelligence.

THE LATE FAIR.-Castle Garden, yesterday, presented
perfect wreck of all sorts of articles, that had been
exhibited at the Fair, which strewed about in all
quarters the owners and from early hour the
and wagon preprietors kept in constant requston
during the day. removing the various articles that had
been exhibited. The whole scene would remind New
Yorker of May-day, in goody city of Gotham-and
the hustle and animation that prevailed in every quarter
in the immediate vicinity of Castle Garden, were such
as must be enjoyed by every locker on who came to
take peep "the day after the Fair" The premiums
awarded by the committee have been considerable
sistipg chiefly of gold and silver medals and diplomas
The list when published will amount to 800 octave
printed pages ranging through entire agricultural
branch, MIR. Nj. T. Brady, Of POI Broadway Obtained
medal for the best specimen off Daguerreoype likeness
He successfully bore the palm on the two last occasions
Mesdames Palmer Fara, of 476 Broadway,
awarded silver medal for the best worked shirts Mr.
Chancey Langdon received has been nominated for
premium for his excellent invention, called the his-
torcal game" Several other artists and mechanics re-
invent of art that graced the Fair, machine for
pressing bopnets much admired for its extreme sim.
plicity and the ingenuity of the invention.
CRY CONVENTION Last night, about 10Y o'clock this
body terminated their arduous abors of nearly three
months and passed their proposed amendment: to the
City Charter The result Of their labors-namely their
the %smbsrs ON Monday Committee to prepsre aS
address recommending the adoption OF the same were
appointed
MARRAoE IN Hon LIrE.-0eneral Thomas s. Green
of Texas the well known author Of the book called the
Meir Expedition" led to the hymeneal alter este
at Grace Church. in thislcy the amiable wealthy and
accomplished widow of the late John Elery of Rhode
Island, by which he comes into possession of fortune
of $500 0O0 and isome accounts say more The happy
bridegroom and the bride left for Philadelphia in the
evening cars and will 60 south to spend the honey
moon.
CoRoNER's OFrIcK, Oct 24-Found Drospned-The
Coroner held inquest yesterday, board the soop
Roger Williams, lying at pier No East river, the
body ofa coored man, by the name Of John Smith, born
in Providence R. L. about Of age who found
floating in the river at the foot Of the above pier Yer
dict accordingly.
Sudden Deeth-The Coroner likewise held an inquest
at No l3e Liberty street. the body of Lorenzo Wen
shell native of Germany IS years Of age who to
his death by rupturing in the lungs while
passing along the street the of Dsy and West
streets Verdict accordingly.
DrFound otcnedThe Coroner held an inquest yester.
day at the foot Of Clinton street. the body of
known woman found floating in the North river foot of
the above street She appeared to be about 20 of
age, rather TALL dark brown hair fair complexion fea
lures regular and handsome sound and regular teeth
light brown eyes, blue calico dress with white
purple stripes about two inches apart blue stockings red
coral Deeds her neck and small circular earrings
small silver and copper coins apparently Swedish
pocket r. r." marked in red ink the bosom of her
chemise, which of linen The jury rendered
. verdict, found drowned
Death from mtemperance Coroner also held an
inquest at the 9Th ward Station House. the body Of
Francis Mclaughlin supposed to he native of Ireland
about go of to his death by apopexy
arising from ntenperance. Verdict accordingly.