The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
City Intelligence.

"slobbery" sort Of day. The almanac promises "a
succession Of 10 days rain," commencing about week
back II this out correct shall have rather wet
tmes;" but nous
= wAIa cELEsaA1IoN-The whig celebration, which
Washington Parade Ground and Castle Garden,
postponed of the dampness fthe evening
Park and discharge of will take place from the
Battery and Washington Parade Ground about ca o'clock
according to advertisement.
RsscUrD FROM DRowrrNe.-Early yesterday morn.
ing rescued from drowning, calling himself
Michael Digne, having fallen into the North river
pier 10. Officers Hickey ana Welsh, of the LIST ward po
lice the persons to whose activity and sxertions
the unfortunate is to attribute his escape from
watery grave. What has become of the Humane So
ANorHER.-Oficer Hughs picked up ALSO yesterday,
very fororn looking individual out of the East river
Fulton Market. He was attracted to the spot by
loud cries for help The man was taken to the station
house.
FIRE-A fire broke out at 10 o'clock on Sunday night,
ed by Hose Company No. Is. The police Of the First
ward eexerted themselves in very creditsble
The door was found open on entering the premises No
doubt remains but this was the work of incendaries.
OPEN SToRE-Polce officer A. Day, found store No 80
William street open yesterday morning at about
o'clock.
ANorHER.-Policeman Coulter found No. Is vandewa-
ter street open yesterday morning at o'clock. He
OrHrna-store 1919 Chatham street, found open by
policeman Stowe called up the occupants and order
ed to have locked up. Also No Franklin square by
policeman Code; who called up the occupants, and or
dered the doors to be closed The many fires which
have latterly taken place in New York, the work of
incendaries attributable in many instances, to the
neglect of the and occupers Of houses in leav
ing the doors of their houses open over night There
are instances where fires have occurred in con-,
sequence Of this neglect, and which bear all
the marks of premeditation and il may not be
out of place TO state, that the police are deter
mined exercise a rigid attention to their duties in
this respect with view to protect the property the
in abants from the sinister designs OF incendaries and
their accomplices.
GERMAN HEBREW BENEVOLENT SocIErY.-The third
MN oft vil ho
Thursday afternoon at the Apollo Saloon These re-
unions Of those engaged in charitable works to the
members as pleasant as they are reciprocay encour
aging.
MYsrERrous.-Edward Spear, a very interesting lad,
about Is of age who was engaged doing business
Blunt in Chambers street, having $I40
silver watch end gold chan has not since been heard
Of reward Of $40 ha. been offered for any inorms;
be paid by his friends at No. Brevoort place.
HARs,MUs, NJThis little place adjons Jersey City,
and is comparatively unknown to residents of Newly ork
Many ofour citizens who have lived all their lives in
New York hardly know that such place exists. Here
It was that the first carpet factory in the United States
built and here the original abode of the Iro.
qous Of Indians who are now, believe extinct
Harsimus however fast improving, and becoming bet
ter known: Within short time. spirit of enterprise
has taken hold OF its people, who have WERE in
possesses Several blocks Of 6ne brick buildings have
lately been erected and the old carpet factory has lately
undergone Improvement and addition under the di. &c.
ton Of s Westcott, Esq the well known brewer of Al
oany, who has, at great expense ntted up for bre W.
cry In point Of extent il will be large If not larger
than any other establishment of the kind In the United
States
The NEW LIVE SrEAMERs.-Ths now line Of
steamers that TO ply between this port and Bremen
will surpass in every particular these Of every other
line at present the Atlantic The depot will DO built
at Jersey City and the building will be construct
and the face of the building will be abon 400 feet front
ing the river One two custom houses will be ap
pended and altogether both in point of STYLE execution
and design il IL expected to be most magnificent spe
cimen OF modern architecture. Tho work will com
mence early as practicable.
CoRoNEn's OFFICE, Nov. O. Sudden Desfh-The coro
ner held inquest yesterday in Gansevoort street.
Washington, the body Of William Kelly, 40 years Of
age, born in Ireland who came to his death by
an sneurism In the chest Verdict accordingly.