The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
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City intelligence.

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NlRHIAoE ~ Hon LyE.-We understand that the
Rev DR. J. McE, of this city. will lead to the al
tar, this day. Mrs J. widow Of the late RI,
Esq formerly of our largest merchants The bridal
knot will be tied at the brides magnificent country
residence, Hudson Aftsr the ceremony, the
happy pair will leave fer Albany, there to spend
the Rev Mr.. Knox of this city, who with the groom
and few invited friends. viii leave here this, NJ,
Tor the residence Of Mrs J. -----'---
PAILLtPs 4 Co.'S ExPsru has our thonks for Boston
papers Of yesterday morning. brought by the New Haven
route, some hours in advance of the mail
Tbs WsArnsR-Ysstsrday was quite mild spring
aay prs,:Stus very asTsSssols sont,ss. to the
o'clock NJ in Wall street stood at 81 degrees At The
same hour sunday stood degree below freezing
point.
THe LATE sroaM.-Ths storm of Friday and satur-
day has made sad havoc with the mails and magnet
telegraph lines. The wires are down both south and
Boston on saturday morning, arrived in Albany at 9
o'clock A. M on SUNDAY, drawn by six locomotives.
Nv VS. hsS mi enc Of Inc
great fall of west Of Utica the line of the rail
but Sunday evening there nothing received
son river remained closed late this 30 far a.
the records show but twice In thirty years.
DEMOCRATIC MAYoRALrY CosvrsrrcN.-This Convsn.
without making q nomination. The three prominent
candidates If We are correctly informed stood follows
at the last ballet -
J. sherman Browneil,. 49,. ............l IS
Necessary TO choice, 20.
F,s's "A ars occurred yesterday morning in small
building In Ike street. rear Of Cherry street Damage
tridpg. Also In a small house at 48th street, near
Blcomngdaie rosd, occupied BY Mrs Miller. Damage
triAng.
MYSTERIOUS CASE o. PouorIrs On Sunday evening
last the Coroner was notiasd that womsn had died
thither he ascsrtsned there circumstancss
OF suspicious character connected with the death Of
James wrsht) native of this ststs eyed 81 years and
therefore deferred holding irquest upon the body
until Yesterday With view q ob,anioE more s.'islac
sonng On proceeding to the house Yesterday morning.
the Coroner found that Notwithstanding he had an.
nounced his intention OF the cause OF DEATH
en- residing in Third street, had given Certificate
setting forth that the deceased came to her death by dis
that physicians authorized t. Civ: certificates
when thus called at the last moment The following ev
dence was adduced before tbs Coroner in this
MAaY BaAs.N. residing At % sheriff street, being
dsposed that the deceased and her husband hsv
came to live with her about week ago. she seemed
pretty WE'LL except she had no appetite Friday night
she taken with vomiting and tied minute
night until within On hour q her DEATH shs planned
much pain In her stosoh and Of cramp In her legs;
thirsty and wanted to drink continually until her
deaths she was very pale; her eyes we're sunken; her
na dy snd Of
BLUSH color from the time she began to vom she COM
planned Of burning heat in her stomach she died be
tween IL and o'clock Sunday; know Of NO cause
for herdeaih except what have stated
DR.. THOMAS HoLMxs made post norton examination
of the body; found the stomach highly inaamed In
patches ulcerated in different parts and the mucus
membrane softened; the intestiues also much in
famed The jury rendered verdict Of esath by taking
poison.
FUNERAL OF A CoLoREp CLERGYMAN Quite an ex
element prevailed sserday in consequence Of the f
neral of tho pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
founded in New York, belonging to the coored popula
tion named Wright. large procession Of colored
citizens assembled and formed opposite his residence in
West Broadway whence hi: remains were carried the
CONN covered with black velvet through that street to
Canal down Broadway through Chambers and thence to
Frankfort street church. whore funeral Grafton was
preached by the Rev. Mr. Coke. and the body was re-
moved to the burial ground, through Chatham and up
the Bowery. The cofin was borne on the shoulders OF
four men, colorsd into and from the church. in Frank
fort street. and the procession was headed by the
renee Division No /, Of the O. Of US r. Of the city
Of New York. instituted LIST April, ls4e" bearing
black flag surmountsd with Grape, on which was tho
sbove inscription. The brothers of the order de-
corated with white badges and an immense concourse
Of the colored population lined the streets the route
The whole proceedings we're interesting.
INrERRsrINa SrArsrIcs OF MORTALITY Died, at
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