The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
CITY Intelligence.


EMIGRATION TO New YoRK.-Large numbers Of emil
grants from all parts of Europe arc still nockng to
iosai were safely landed This |: an increase Of iasi
over April.
M,LIrARr.-A meeting Of the First Brigade of the
Grays viii be held this evening at Nblos for the pur-
pose Of taking action In regard to the late order Of the
Governor.
our late Mayor william F. havemeyer, in which he
positively declines being candidate for the City Con-
venton
FInE-A Are broke out yesterday morning, about two
o'clock, in the brush and bellows mandatory Of D. H.
Towner, No. Is Maiden Lane More damage was done
by the water than the FIRE.
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssrors-The June term Of this
Court commences to-day During the ensuing term
raj cases OF interest are expected to be brought trial
Board OF ALpEnmEs-The regular semimonthly
meeting of this Board will be held this evening.
.snn, young man named George
horrible manner. He heard BY fellow boarder to
was heard to so that he must have been asleep
About four o'clock yesterday morning, a gentleman
breaking Of of his windows and rushing out found
poor Law hanging by hi, leg upon one Of the spikes
He Immediately taken in and medical cid procured
The physicians however thought better to have him
taken to the City Hospital. which done about six
O'Clock He fingered in agony till about nine, when he
died The window from which he fell fronting on
West Broadway, and was about forty feet from the
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Ar. Law in the habit Of sitting and reading. II 10
supposed that when he came in he sat down here and
the window below him, and then fell upon the spike,
which went through his left leg just below the knee.
His skull was broken, and his thigh fractured Mr.. Law
had been for time clerk in the dry goods store Of
Mr.. Selby, in Broadway, and 10 spoken Of by his en-
ployer q. young man of steady habits and good depor
ment He was native Of Scotland but last from Au-
burn New York, where his friends reside
REscuEp yaoM Dsows,sa.-A good looking we'll
Of q
Bent yesterday morning about two o'clock, in half
cSdSn By applying The
and that her name was Matilda Morrison
RESCUED PROM DRowvrro.--John Calden was taken out
Of the dockt at the foot Of Coursnd street, Saturday
night about o'clock, in half drowned condition.
Police Intelligence.
Petit Lsresny.-Mary Jane Pearsa was arrested yes
terday, charged with stealing S. belonging to Adsns
.attsmpf to Ssa5A man by the name Of Edward Lynch
arrested yesterday charged with violent assault
Knife a. No Is Robinson St Held to bail by the msris
tra.e to answer at court.
Police mstisrs exceedingly dull at all tho oces
yesterday Even rum.heads which i somewhat singu.
| lar, were very scarce
| MILITAHv ErrEprrIoN-Centrys company Of San
Ia Fs traders arrived last evening on the Cermont
forms that Eger and Mcoudsn's company arrived At
| Independence about the same time Together their
spsss soa
ef sante Fe on the 18th April and had pleasant trip
to the settlements No news from the lower deparmen
Of Mexico, affecting the then existing relations between
this country and the upper Province had arrived whom
he left Armijo the present Governor General had
ceved commission as commander In chief the forces
in the upper Province but accompanying instructions
Of hostility. They met Webb, Doane and Meningitis
| company on their way out
The trade, during tho past year has generally been
profitable The export duty paid by the companies
toned, only two and half per cent. OF course
before the return Of the parties at present their way
east affairs will be somewhat changed All the traders
state that the people of New Mexico in favor Of
nexaton TO the United States This state Of feeling arises
not only from tho trade between the States and the
provinces but their being lsh wholly isolated and un.
| protected by their present government
We have some deeply ntsresting intelligence from the
departments Of New Mexico, which We ere obliged 10
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