The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

RIor AMONGST THE LABoRERs ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
Cured Wednesday last between the Irish and German
iaborers employed the Erie railroad, at Osve II
from New York to work Carmichaers contract, and
the aborers already located there refused allow them
to work which created revolt and at night they con-
cluded to make an attack on the Germans-the latter
however were warned in respecting their nten
tons, prepared themselves accordingly with loaded guns
and muskets The lrishmen were all armed with their
national emblema good thick shillale When night set
in, the body OF Irshmen made attack the German
they commenced their work of destruction, when the
Germans opened a brisk fire with guns and muskets,
which they had already prepared for their reception
killing two mon the spot and wounding several
ly nnot moraliy. We give the above received it
yesterday from gentleman who came down by the rail
road and have doubt but what the account correct
Ma. RYpERs LEcruRE-The public must bear In
mind, that the Rev. DR. Ryder will conclude his lecture
The only true worship of God in the system of
Christianity is TO be found in the Catholic Church to-
morrow evening" in St Peters Church, Barclay street
Recommendations Jefferson Smith, Judge Of the
Marine Court has been appointed by the Governor of
Louisiana missioner TO take the proof and acknow
edgment of deeds and other Instruments be or
recorded in Louisiana.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH or THE MESSIAH,
Houston street near Broadway.-The Rev Aug. VIM.
Hanson Chaplin at Cape Coast Castle, Africa will off,
ciste morning, afternoon and evening.
STRAY CHILpREN-Parents ore often too negligent in
relation TO their children and the records of the Police
Office frequently are filed with accounts of stray chill
dren who are picked up in the Streets and afterwards
sent to the Police Office Aims House, where they
taken OF until their parents apply for them.
Yesterday child nearly five years of age, named John
Sweeney, picked up the Bowery, and was sent
to his parents residence, No. As Henry street
STRAY HoRsE AND CARr.-A stray horse and cart were
picked up yesterday morning in 26h street. between 9th
and 10th Avenues. They taken to Dunn's livery
PAnK FouNraIr-The fountain was in full play YES
terday about o'clock, ond drew large crowd of admit
The "Mud Of the Mist" never looked more attrac
tive. Her visits, however, but "few and far be-
tween"
STATE THE PARK GRoUNps-There Is evidently some.
thing wrong about the present mode of manuring the
the grass and left in such state will do injury in
stead OF serve the ground Alderman Messerole the
last meeting OF the Board took exception to this plan of
msnurng the grounds In the Park and it Is be- hoped
that the filth will not BIO allowed TO remain in its present
state in this quarter The heavy supply Of manure in.
removed practical farmer looking at the Park yes.
terday suggested the rropety Of throwing grass
and clover Ia upon the heavy coating OF manure at
present placed upon the grounds.
CAUTION TO HOUSE KEErERs.-The house 1876 Hester
street entered between and o'clock last evening,
and the stair rods removed and the carpet all ready to
be taken away but the servant going out alarmed them
veiing behind the property Of Mr. Joseph Catchy, who
occupies that part of the house. The premises
were entered short time ago ami valuable coat was
stolsf.
bstrH ~ APoPLExY.--The Coroner was called yes
elidJt 70 mold on inquest al No 81 Bowery the
ooly oil Seneca stewart native Of this city, aged about
AZ years, who was found dead in his room. The dc.
table merchant doing extensive business in this cty
bu has Ter several years past been very Incorporate ia
hia habits and ended his days In very destitute ciroum.
stances vsrdict-desth BY spoplexy.