The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-06

ngs OMEN brought INTO exercise more sincerely the
| they were yesterday.
There two three incidents connected with the
procession that deserve notice The scsndalous conduct
of the omnibus drivers in crowdng their vehicles down
Broadway during the hours In which the was
moving up deserves especial notice During the time
when the greatest concourse of people had gathered in
front Of st Paus and when very appropriate solemn
" was observed among them the bearers approached
man appeared bearing aoft an immense plscard advsr
Using the wares Of bis employers He ought to have
been summary elected and his out of place sign lower
ed to the pavement While the SET vices were being per
formed in the church. infant with remarkably strong
lungs set up @ vail which it by disposed
to cease Is mother instead of leaving the house at
once endsavored to soohe her offspring, and between
the two tho Of the asssblage pretty well
poyed without listening to the officiating minister Of the
church When will women learn to leave their babies
homer The next and last thing have to complain Of
is the indecent haste the part of some of the audience
10 get out Of ho,ss after the services had been per-
formed and before they were well through WITH in fact
Il would have been far better to have waited till the cof
Ans were removed from the aisle. There are times when
the principle might better be dispensed with
CIIy intelligence.
THE WRArsxa.--The spring season may be said to
have set in fully in earnest" Yesterday remark
ably day and the at two o'clock stood
at 40 deg. springiwil' soon come along"
to keep sharp look out for fellow who is about
town." palming off counterfeit So bills purporting to
have been issued by the Farmers and Merchants Bank,
of Middleton Point, N. j. He succeeded in passing
several of them Monday and Tuesday, aud one to
conductor in Harlem car ON Thursday, when he had
still few OF the sort LETT therefore, look on
for him.
FIREs-A fire occurred in basement No. 2a7 Delaney
street last evening. man named smith wa. nearly
Cricket, lying at the foot OF Catherine slip The hull
was destroyed-engine safe. The boat belonged to
Captain Peck appears that there was no insurance.
FourpLrros-A male and female infant about two
days old, twins, were found last evening by oficer
Fesney of the second ward the stoop OF house No.
ket and placed in a basket The poor little sufferers,
when discovered, were almost frozen. They were both
taken to the aims house and placed In the hands Of
nurse.
CAUTION TO CLAInvorArra-The truth of the old
adage, that "a drowning man w catch at straw" was
the coroner was called to investigate yesterday viz
In what manner George II. Oatman. native of
oi s . sssa "
Daniel Oatman examined-I reside at No ~ First Ave
the my he MAS Desp 0f s %ss
attended by Q homeopathic ply stefan for about four
weeks aer that he took some medicine that was adysE
him and gave him some medicines he rather failed. al
though he able to be around the house In the latter
part of December last he placed himself under the
charge Of Thompsonian physician, who prescribed
for him about -four bsS hs at shs same
five weeks ago, called on Mrs johnson, clair
voyant, residing at No. Walker street, in rela-
him she could tell what the matter with him.
end prescribed for him ! brought the medicine home
that ks disease az was an liberated tn. medicine
prescribed was ounces sweet OIL ounces OF syrup OF
OF ssas
nitre which ingredients were to be mixed together and
teaspoon full taken four times day My son took this
ton prepared from equal parts Of aecomPane, white bal
and comrey. Alter he had taken this medicine for
said that some of the ulcers in his stomach had
broken, and were healing over She also re-
% a yoS s .sd
he was very low that It was the turning point with
HIM She however said that his lungs were sound and
also observed that 1t made difference to her whether
she the deceased or not she could prescribe for
him well without seeing him as if she did see him
After his DEATH the clarvoy ant in question whose hus
band said to hold lucrative public situation, and at
beauties Of cairvoysnce not being duly entitled to give
certificate for the nterment Of the deceased the coro
ns was necessarily sent Tor post S' sshe hsn
ascertained that the lungs were consolidated and
studded with tubercles and small abscssses while the
and that no of disease found in other
parts OF the system than the lungs that would in the
his death Verdict that the deceased his death
by phthi,is prmona: We understand ths. the coroner
the professional practice of these clarvoy ants
movements
The following the majority of arrivals yesterday,
Of the under mentioned hotels =
AMEs,eAN-E. White. stockbr,dge; Geo simonson,
Staten Islands MIR. Hunter, Esetsr, N Y; Mr. Jackson
do; s Luse, Paterson; 7. Ripley, New York; D. Beard
man, DO; G. BraylOn, westeryille; Mr. cMichssl Pnila
Conn s. Farley, Montgomery, Ala N; Hitchcock,
Maine; J. Hare, Va; W. Watson. N X; j. White fhila
Hooper ass' William: aUnSun; Spencer
novs; A. Hitchings, Massachusetts,; Pike, Maine "a
Kobb BaltiuloIe T. Perry. New Bedford; a. Srdsaii'
BuPdike, Pt.sburg N James. Salem; w. Day, France;
r. Matthew's Providence; :. Converse, Boston, W
Robinson Fall River: Dr. Loring, Boston; D. spooner,
Phil delphs: w Butlsr, Baltimore; W. Robinson DO;
McConnsil, Boston; F. Gardner, do; II Croker do.
Davis. do; j. Warner, Ohio; O. Wheelwright Boston;
EnEsH Ssw .sn son snS
Boston; NJ. Burial Bridgeport: A. Barry New London
C,Tr~E. LASER, U. S. Navy; P Gait. Va; W Thorn.
Boston; Knox Pitsburg; T. Mitchell, Pnis ielphts;
w. Martin do; w. Cuyier do; L Leftwell, Richmond;
Petersburgh; Messrs. Paul. Twain and Pegram, Pniis
delphia Courtz do; captain Duray, New Orleans; !.
Long Island; D. Benedict, Rocnester NJ Hight Cats
kill NJ Clark, Lockport d. White Boston.
mv Cart pts ysn sps Buffalo ' w. Ghom
Canada West Jas. NJ. Sandcrson, Pniiad; II. Couther
Mass; J. Mason, do; Thos Richmond, Lowell; Hon c.
Hungerford Waterton;J Donohue, Indiana; w. Wilton
Psrmont; J. Whittier Lansingburgh
HowARp--Hon c. sawtell, Maine; w. NASH Norfolk;
w. Richards, Va G. Swarzhoh, H. Harry, Noriok Capt
Tiaey, f. Cameron, New London; } Black, Lancaster;
NJ Draper, Providence; 8. Schenck, Roxborough; w.
Coffin Bristol; s. Porter NJ. Baker, Baltimore; Hon j.
johnson, New Hampshire; Hon. Geo. Fries Ohio; Hon.
Geo Dunlap Hon. II. Williams. Maine; Hon. II. Whea.
ton, onondaga; Hon H. Anderson, WestchesteI; Hon
A. Nevn, Washington; j. Kehil Phila a.. Abbott, Mas
sachusetts; r. Hine j. Sloss, Alabama; J. Miles, Ken
lucky; II. Stanley, Vermont; D. Simpson, Railway; H.
Reed. Bristol; A. Campbell, Canada Kent, lndians;
M Traber, Boston, w. Taylor, Rochester; l.. Wycof,
8. II eed, J. Barber. Middleton.
RArHBur-H. Wells Buffalo; J. Cooke, New York G.
Hon. Isaac Hill, New Hampshire; H. Eidridge, Phla;
d Rabb, La 8. Fowle, Boston; j. W. Price, Macon; J.
souter, Cuylersville; y Trsmmer, and w Anderson
vile.
Jupsor--W Grant, Louisville r. Chapel, New Lon.
don; H. Whitaker, Norwich; f. Doe Boston, M Ham
mond Connecticut; M. Durham, Hartford A. Lewis N.
Y; Hon Daniel King, Mass; 8. Dawson, Columbus,
X. Haskins Worcester; r. Packer Pa j. Butler, Conn;
J. Williams Northampton; l. Overton, Boston
Law Intelligence,
MARCH 5.-UNITEp STATES DIsTRIcT CouRT.-Beore