The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23
City Intelligence.

take her PLACES s in the siaei Ball Lns, Marshall
The head winds and lowing tide, prevented her from
leaving the stocks on Saturday, announced The
class, and ia to be launched from the yard of VIM H.
Webb, her entsrprising builder
COMMON CorNcfL.--Both Boards meet this evening for
the transaction Of ordinary business We understand
however that Alderman Charck has yet another expose
I'M regard to The Aims House department. which will be
brought forward for consideration in the Board of Al
dermen Election 10 near at hand.
FIRE.-A fire was discovered abeut o'clock on Sun.
day morning, in basement at No. DAB Walker street,
wherein MIs Charity wa, nearly suaoc:tsd BY the
was trifIHg.
ANoTHER-A fire bro ke out last night about hafpast
10 o'clock in fancy worsted and fringe store No 4a0
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was destroyed, and the upper part considerably
damaged by 6rs and water A gentleman, whose name
third story, and in bed at the time but aroused
by the smoke. and Immediately started for the stairs to
rushed for the window with only his on clsmb
cred outside and much to the terror Of the crowd in the
b: Sssd to d. along -four q the
fright have jumped into the street. had he
been let into the fourth window, and thus escaped
through the next house.
A MYSTERIOUS AND CuRiors AryArn IN MARRIED Lire.
About twelve o'clock yesterday, finely formed and
really beautiful woman, might have been-indeed she
wasssn entering the store Of one ofour most wealthy
square. At little after two o'clock apparently
much excited, rushed dowu9sccompanied by a friend
ing loudly for admance. The noise he made at
tracted great crowd all anxious to learn the Of
this strange and singular conduct The man informed
them that his wife there company with French
man. and urged BY several continued his at
tack upon the door Alderman Charlick however. who
present. ordered him to desst informing him that
have sustained. But the moment the Aldsrmsns back
was turned, the man proceeded with much violence,
and finally succeeded in forcing entrance Within
the lady and her cher annie found, and both were
stationed there Il twelve o'clock BY ifisn j who wen,
| to inform the husband Of bis wifes whereabouts
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lady had elOpsd from Ireland, two years ago with
VAL She was young and beautiful, and attracted the
notice of several prominent members Of the bon
large importing house, was offered and accepted.
About this time, for probably best known to
herself the LADY Married an American gentleman and
"young" Frenchman still continued her caraHer
rente however but at length, jealousy, the green
eyed monster" nysded the bosom Of the predsstiusd.
a. the French call husbands in this situation. He EN-
poyed friend to watch his spouse-determined to
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interviews and the husband ono day, some two
months ego, had boxing match with his wronger
in East Broadway This affair resulted in the French
gentleman being arrested for assault and battery
examination then had before Justice Drinker but
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the friend Of the husband followed the trail spouse tc
the store where the Frenchmsn is employed clerk
and the result have stated. The lady protest
ed that she only went there to get her friend to write
letter to reland But this seemed rather odd a. the
Frenchman writes but little English. The Alderman
after patient investigation Of the affair, dismissed the
case not finding sufficient legal cause to hold the par
ties The particular legal point upon which this deei
sion was made We suppose was that the separation
husband and wife had long snce taken place-the for
mer having signed contract to that effect.
USpEarAxERs' SHers.-Among all the establishment
which are fitting up for spring business there are none
which appear TO be adornng themselves more than the
undertaken shops. We know that this very graz.
subject to discuss and particularly to joke upon But
does though the object YVES to invite passes BY
to walk in and be measured for the hablmens OF death
In former times these establishments were kept in the
by streets and but few them but those who went for
the purpose Of seeking them This seemi to us 10 the
true mode Why these establishments should be
ed in the principal streets, and kept ~ continual
msnto mort before our eyes, we cannot imagine. No
body will be persuaded to como In and purchase from
the splendid arrangements Of the establishment They
ought to be kept a. formerly. in the BY. streets.
Ser OUT TnrrsThis Is the Of the year for set
ting out trees II does not to be sufficiently under.
stood how much trees in front OF houses beauty CITY
and take away from much of ito dullness by remind
ing us that there such things green leaves ana
growing branches We wish every property holder In
the city would set trees In front Of his houses Even In
pecnnsTy point Of view there would be no loss ar
houses with tsses before them, always rent Cor higher
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