The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

Travel TO ALsANr.-ws understand that the Housa.
o h sss from
rive in Albany at half past r. M which time for
the Western cars.
The wrArrrn-we had heavy rain storm ysstsr.:
in torrents up to - o'clock the hour at which write
We have every prospect Of heavy fall OF rain, which
the river We may look for daily arrivals Of ssn
gers and business men, and for large accumulation Of
pTodacs 10 our markets There will busy times at the
wharves Tor the next few months Al, out ten o'clock
the storm was at its height accompanied with strong
wind, and the streets were completely flooded, being
almost impossible in many parts Of the city.
NArIvE AMERioAN NOMINATIONS For Mayor. Elias
o. Drake; for Aims House Commissioner, John Lloyd.
RELIEF TO IRELAsD.-The people Of Paterson, N. j !.
are sxsring to the utmost for the purpose Of
lief Of the starving people Of Irelsnd to that stricken
country. They have already RENTED els to Father
knewlsdged to the committee We trust the friends Of
the starving in Paterson, will meet with their reward
TIE SAMARITAN sooIErY.--Thsre appears to be an i'm
preston abroad that this valuable society 10 sectarian in
s character We are requested to say that it's objects
to seek out end relieve the distressed without rsfe
renee to birth place relgonthat is founded on the
6rst great principle Of Christianity, philanthropy.
RESOLUTION nv THE COMMON CouNcIL.-We are graft.
fed to the following resolution passed by the Mayor
and Common Council In relation to the Model Of New
g Whereas the Mayor and Common Council of this
city have visited and inspect the Model Of New York,
by E. Porter Belden which visit and inspection
have proved in the highest degree satisfactory there
fore
Resolved That in the opinion of the Common Coun.
oil this work Of art Is very correct faithful and beaut
full delineaon of city and forms noble monument
to the taste and genius of its protector and that the
Common Council commend the same to the favorable
notice of the authorities of other countries conveying
just and correct idea of CITY, the buildings su
atoms, public grounds, e.. &e"
The MAYoR-THE SrREErs-THE INsP &c I'm our
peregrinatons through the city observed
ve:apacards posted on large boards which
attached to poles and placed large piles Of filth
and mud There two in Cedar street Immediately
OF Broadway, as follows " To Let. Apply to Mayor
Mickls. or the City Inspector" Another: Wanted.
City Inspector for this ward-saary to be paid in mud"
Another appeared near the Bowling Green" To the
memory Of the Mayor" In Front street largo tumul
Of mud has been erected and labelled To the memory
Of the departed street sweepers Another at foot oil WALL
which is large placard with the following inscrp'
tion Very old and warranted" There is another pile
in Exchange street. which is large label as follows
This plan has been adopted in many parts Of the city and
a mode Of sweeping the streets, is likely to gain
popularity that will insure 1t run during the next
few months.
FIRE The cabinet makers shop belonging TO Mr.. A.
8. Noyes, No. 50 Grove street, took IRE yesterday
morning, and was burned with its contents. No Insur
ance.
MRs. MITCHELL We are informed that this lady Is
not has been represented, in the Lnnatic Asylum.
She confined there short time although she denies
tn It she insane The moment The hesrd Of her
his bed, where has maintained her post steadily to
the present time, ching over him and minstering to
his We hope that this much abused and worthy
lady will be permitted to do what her duty and her in
cnaon point out, and not be again made the subject
Of misrepresentation and scandal in the public prints