The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-09
lsth-W. v. Brady
10Th Washington Smith
Asst. John P. Cummir r.


there are two democratic nominations. This 10 owing
to determination OF the boys' 10 run ticket indie
" IN DAY.: W. s9:
them.
E.r,.s cLu.-A meeting ofthe Empire Club will be
held this evening 1t % Park for the purpose of
spoudipg the democratic nominations, and regulating
matters preparatory to the election.
Case o. Ms: Csors AND THE Issx GA.pErra. WIN.
Patterson, the Irish "gsrner" nothing dannted by the
defeats which he has experisnced yesterday renewed
his application for the Liberation OF his young and lovely
Croes from the Lunatic Asy um Bloomingdale whih-
she had been sent At the DsGaton Of her father two
"for woe or veal" The case came up for hearing
last evening The young lady In question looked rather
onin ss AVa No. oppossd s sp
ton discharge Mrs. Patterson alias Miss Croes. from
the Asylum on the ground that her marriage vas s.
gal inssmuch she was Of unsouDd mind, which fact
had been testified to BY two respectable and
that bill had been Alsd in CHANGER, with view Of an
counsel for the pesser on the other hand consndsd
that the proceedings from the day Of the marriage to
Gus, that the petition and a6idavi wherein the habess
Issued satsd that she vas st the present time
IN. had
Indicated upon BY the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas and Superior Court and that the question Of :sni
chancsry and therefore declined making any order
der the present writ the parties having their full rights
PIvnsrs D.cuEnsrlAr GALLraY-we paid visit yes
tsrday the Daguerrean Gallery Of Professor rumbs,
~ d
the beautiful specimens there deposted Hundrsd q
portrats Of the distinguished and other indivi
some Of thsm These pictures are . complete shadow
Of the original Their tone and color 10 exqute and
Mr. q
visit TO his rooms will well compensate for the time
spent
tced this paper earlier Itsa new weekly published
by Finn Co. l42 Nasssu street and il devoted 10
raoipg theatricals and sporting of ell kinds II 10
Handsomely printed and is worthy the patronage Of all
who feel interested in such matters The editor has
country SeSn and IN in Is. sspsey Of sporting
editor This weekly has formidable rival in the SPIT
ri q hs Nnss bu. the interest now taken 70 this coun
the continuance of the Weekly Chroncie. II 10 publish
ed Saturday At - per snnun and has rsschsd it
FisH,Ne ON Loxo IsLArD-Ths trout season beng on.
and tho tide Of anglers setting in that direction the
Suffolk station every day the months Of April and
June. leaving Brooklyn At half past A. NJ and Suffolk
A PrAaL sraxEr PrrxR Fusx-A stranger from New
Hampshire, named Kane. who came to this city for the
purpose Of mskins purchases. stepped INTO one Of the
bid Cd lot OF goods for $alo These were packed up
for him and carried board the Coiumbs to 80 to Al
babiy been regularly done for" upon which he sp
piled to the Chief Of Police who sent an enicer down.
remainder for bis commission This IL to be paid when
the goods returned Mr.. Kane il almost blind and
n. country ook oa for the
tion shops They are mot the greatest places in the
world to make bargains.
Fnr.-A fire took place on Tuesday evening about IL
o'clock, a small building in Norfolk near Houston
street, occupied spice factory. Considerable da
mage done.
ANOTHER FnE- A Are took place about half past
IL o'clock yesterday morning the liquor store kept by
c. Mathier, No. o. Duane street Very little damage
was done.
VKMsL Bua~r.-The ship Katherine Jackson, lying at
Pier North River we. discovered TO be on DIRE
day morning, about o'clock The hre was entirely in
the hold, where there Q cargo, consisting Of Is
casks of madder casks Of wne &C., brought from Rot.
terdam, and consigned to the nrm OF Decks 0erdes
oil paintings, which insu red in London. The car
70 Of inc and madden valued ct about 5000, and
was proba oily insured In Baltimore Several casks Of
the madder burnt and the remainder were oil ruin
cd by water from the engines. The 6re WIS., without
doubt the work of a. there had been no
fire in the hold and during the night the matches were
and seaedthe captain intending to have sailed
to-day The ship was not Injured At ell oy 6rs.
BuaeLARr-The premises Of Peter Tyrrel, No s6 eth
Avenue entered Tuesday afternoon, while the
family we're absent and silver watch and other art
cles stolen.
CoaoNxas Opv,cs. April y Death (,om Inismperence
The Coroner held yesterday an inquest ~ ~ Wainu
street. on tho body OF Mary Ann keys. born in New
York. aged % years. who came to her death BY dsliriu
usmens
The Coroner also held IN inquest at No. ~ Scam
mel street. on the body Of Phebs Ann Moore born ID
burn. from her clothes accidentally taking fire. verdic
accordingly.
PACKET SHIP MAReAREr EVANS This well pro
portoned and beautiful ship since her arrival At the
dock, has been the subject OF much admiration
among the merchants and shipping community &c
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