The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

plans tor the anticipation of Ireland. The best
plan, however, Is TO fill each Irishman's belly
sides,
City Intelligence.
THg WEArHHR-The weather yesterday was clear
aud cold and although the ground was covered with
la the streets Towards evening heavy clsud obscurd
the western horizon which, however, sunk away
leaving a clear and freezing night.
TWELVE INSIDE few persons can have entered any
OF recently built omnibuses without having noticed
the just cause Of complaint which passenger especially
the ladies' so frequently make about the number per-
who crowded into those vehicles OF Hccommo-
datiou in each Of which be they small s found
painted in large characters seats for II pssssugsrs
year or two twelve could sit In
any OF the omnibusses but they have gradually de-
creased In size until eight py every
that 1t Is one to carry his pock
ct book In Of them They have OF late become one
enabled the crowds which frequently in them
to practice their art without dissection
COMMON Council The Board Of Assistant Aldermen
hold stated meeting this evening.
WHERE THEY BELoyo!-A few nRhts since n
note WAS received by Captain McGrsth OF the 9th ward
accompanied by man, his wits, children all Of
Of the City Hospital, requesting that thew might
be accommodated with lodging through the night
NOW It seems to US that this was strange pro-
cesdng, and II we are properly informed the super
ntendent Of the hospital had right refuse these
people admittance to the institution, but Of legal
necessity compelled to take them in administer to
them There nightly numbers of poor persons with
out homes who seek refuge from the storm and cold In
the different station houses and II those who have such
miserable contagion the small pox are allowed TO
mix with them IN contracted and poorly ventilated
room, our city would become one great hospital.
There be provision made by the city author
tiles for the protection of these poor miserable
II the hospital has right to refuse them aid They
frequently taken into the station houses when their
treme Illness requires the Immediate attendance Of .
physician, which 1t is very hard to procure, for ply
bill for services rendered. 1t invariably cut down. and
in many instances so that it is not worth calling for
SLEioHINc.-Yesterday tho FIRST day Of tbs
for ssishug At an early hour in the morning the
bells heard in part Of the city and ssighs
OF every description from the China crate to the
perbly finished Victoria, passing to and no In
| every direction The day fine for such pleasure,
and broken down nags and robes Of fur brought
into requison from every quarter. Several were cap
Sized and their inmates waowed in the snow with
out further injury. number of seighs belonging to
Of stage lines we're out and sixpences we're
freely paid for the regular line enjoyment Up late
hour last night they still kept up the joyous route
The stages and railroad ears found 1t very difficult to
keep pace with the wheeess vehces though the pss-
sengers were much more comfortable being shut from
the cold and piercing air.
BRoApwAr.-A very eAtrnnrdnary scene took place 81
rnteux Saloon last evening, about O'Clock Captain
Ferry learning early IA the day that performance OF
the Model Artists take ace Ia tn. evening" oon-
trary to law and good order took measurs connso.
ton with Alderman Adams and Assistant Aldermen
Schultz, to arrest he parties engaged Accordingly,
soon after the performances commenced, policemen
were despatched 70 the place and stationed t. let
no escape The first piece OF Hager and shmssln
passed of whou. interruption and the piece Of
Jacob in the house of Laban In successful opera
ton, when descent made upon the artists the
stage in full view Of tho audience This was part of
the performance not in the small bills, and created
a great deal Of excitement The scene behind the
curtain exceedingly rich. The costume Of the
artists by adapted to the cold weather
Of doors and the females particularly anxious to
their natural attire Jacob and Ruth par
ticusrly anxious for more decent covering, and the
Alderman consented that they sheuld cloths themselves
propsrly The whole party, consisting Of young
and besutifu girls and three men, escorted to
station house, followed by immen,e crowd, and pro-
vidsd with accommodations for the night The offence
with which they are charged, is Infringing upon tho
Sabbath and they will probably be discharged alter the
magistrate 1t will be lesson for all Model Artstsn
to confns their performances to legitimate nights and
learn them to keep out Of hands Of the
GERS OF the police Upon being brought to the station
house. the artists gave tbs following names Mary Ann
Johnson, Jane Patterson Henrietta Devos, Elisabeth
Stevens Adele Price, Mrs Price, and Margaret Themp-
SON. f. @ Greedy Henry Walton and Edward Heiseler
TEMPERANCE AT THE ToMps 1T has been . custom,
every Sunday afternoon Of late to hold temperance
troup Of speakers who tell OF the aores of
and the evils Of handling the horned beastn The "a
Their Of one long since dead, Nils drunkards grave,
whe the miserable and wretchsd mother held in
fants lips the poisonous drauSht entang upon her
drunkard fate The 9th follow In succession each
telling his stereotype story until the great apostle Of the
Tombs rises full feet six, and blows the crowning
blast The book Is then sent round and the nance
which All its pages again registered. This Is done
get into prison about Saturday take the pledge
Sunday, aud get drunk again on Monday. Thus Is the
great cause kept In prison by its dear friends who
fast killing II with kindness
AccrpENr.A little boy, aged about six years, Of
Mr.. Clancy, of No. Mulberry street accidentally
by cab In Catherine street, Saturday af-
ternoon, by which his leg WAS broken He imme-
dstey taken to his fathers resdeice where he suffered
considerable length Of time, before the aid Of ply
stefan could be procured
SUDDEN DE.rH An Irsbman named David Forrest,
aged 81 years. who has for many been engage In
selling charts In Peck slip, while eating his dinaer at
No Gold street on Saturday last was taken suddenly
H. and expired before medical aid could be obtained
The Coroner held an inquest upon his body yesterday,
when verdict OF death by congestion OF the lungs
| rendered
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Gay Co and Adams Co.. for the latest papers from
Boston, ahead OF the mail These express lines are Of
the greatest value to the community.