The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-15

pay the penalty but such Is the extreme amensss
the law that provision Is made compelling the owner
either to alter or take the building down.
FIRE "A FIRE occurred yesterday about half past ele
ven o'clock, AM, at No lis Norfolk street. Stan
tory private dwelling and stables The ars companies
were soon in attendance, and the fire got under.
THE HousArosIc rnaIN:-we are indebted to Mr..
Bostwick conductor Of the Housatonic train for ALBANY
papers Of yesterday morning
BHurETTTs MODEL ANCIENT JEnusALEM-We
perceive by advertisement that this beautiful specimen
Gus stPdy, is on Its way to this city, and will
probsbly arrive here the frat Of January Mr. Ma
lone Raymond, brother in law OF Mr. Brunette will give
descriptive lecture of the model three times daily
The London Morning Herald, Times. nornfng Post and
other papers are high in their Commends
his last new work, remarks -: The view Of Jerusalem
is the history of the world 1t is morsi is history
OF earth and heaven whore not spot Is visible that Is
not heroic or sacred, consecrsted memorable not
rock that is not the of prophetsnot valley which
Ia not the valley Of Heaven anointed Kings-not q
mountain that is not the mountain of Godn
SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Walters was called yestsr-
day to hold an inquest at the LIST ward station house.
aged As years native of Pennsylvania, who died sud
denly at No. IS Front street, on Monday evening The
above mentioned place. and had been engaged through
the day In removing bags of coffee After putting
PRED The jury rendered a verdict of death from the
rupture OF blood vesse near the heart.
To EDITOR HERALD:
Your remarks concerning he meeting at the Broad
way .TaberDacia, sympstbspg with Pope Plus TX
with respect to Bishop Hughes not merted by him
An outside view might lead to the conclusion you adopt
but from personal knowledge know he took part in
n'tigsting the movement The idea Of holding meet
ing was suggested by the enthusiasm with which the
health OF Plus TX. received and responded to- at
the dinner Of the French Benevolent Soce
ty. At the close of this dinner Louis LIE Clere, Esq
and your correspondent, invited many distinguished
foreign and American gentlemen to organize the
ment, which resulted in the meeting at the Tabernacle
had desire to effect any object that of recording
an expression Of their sympathy in behalf of the illus
address, and other arrangements acquiesced in Many
persons, and 1t be answering the description you
gave Of them set aside completely the orgnaors Of the
movement, In Its management and direction Bishop
Hughes neither consulted accessory to any Of
these arrangements as he was during the time absent
from the city. j. w.
Police Intelligence.
Charge of Forgery-O1csrs Gsrvey and Barrett OF
the 9th ward arrested yesterday an Epgishmau by the
name of John Ball on charge Of forgery under the
following circumstances 1t appeals that Ball
boarding with Henry Head In Front st.. and was In.
debted somewhat for board, and in order to obtain
further credit he deposited promssoy note drawn fov
the rum Of sos l2l00, collateral security the fol-
lowing of which is copy N.w vor, .uru., .,., ,o,
"six months after date, promise to pay Mr. Ball. or
order for value received, sos l2-lOO at the Phoenix
Bank, in the cit- of New York y
Endorsed on the back pay to the order Of the Allan
tic Mutual Insurance Company. NC. OGDEN.
Pay to the Phenx Bank account of tho Atlantic
Mutual Insurance company; r n.,,.
i
Mr.. Heald suspecting something wrong and not
being willing to credit him any longer, made the
sary inquiry at the bank and the insurance Office when
he at once informed that the note was complete
forgery which resulted in the arrest Of the and
Justice Drinker locked him up Tor further hearing
| Madame Resiel.-We were informed yesterday that
another indictment has been found by the grand jury
against Madame Restell wherein sbo stands charged
with creating an abortion on the person OF young wo-
man by the name Of Mary smith, resident Sohsnec-
tady, this State Madame Restell still remains In the
county Jail in Eldrdge street, under the charge and
| N1af nd ~ NJ I'M ony1 - ahorfN
Robbed on the Fve Points Onicer Feeney Of the sixth
ward, arrested yesterday, Charles Miller charge Of
Robert T. Stevens while in a crib on the Five Points
Justice Drinker looked him up for trial.
Arrest on Suspicion-Two men by the names Of Pat
pcion of stealing $3.50 gold coin from Bridget Muir
| ply, residing at No Vaudewater street. Justice
Drinker detained them both for q further hearing
yesterday in this CITY, man by the name Of Henry O.
| Farrell on a wsrrant wherein he stands charged with
stealing $3.50. He conveyed back to Troy for trial
the 18th ward arrested Monday night, by the
name of Joseph Prefer, charge Of violently assault
ing his wife, bea ting her about the face and head In
NEST shocking They resided at No 202 Wooster
street. and created quite alarm in the
1t thought at first that the blows inflicted upon
this poor woman would prove fatal The husband was
locked for further examination; but was subse-
sequently discharged, in consequence of the wife
fusipg to prefer a complaint against her husband.
| Disordsrly House-Ofhcer Hulse Of the Sd ward ar
rested yesterday, woman calling herself Mrs Hamil.
ton, on charge Of keeping disordsriy house. ct No.
100 Reade strest Held to bail to answer, by Justice
| Drinker.
ARE sed yesterday by the name Of Michael Nc
Ginnes charge of biting of the and finger of
Matthew Field, Ct No A. Catharine street, while In
rough and tumble fight together Justice Drinker lock.
Eth District Police The communication from CAP.
tain Perry Of the 9Th district police shall DO attended