The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

Boschs His reputatlcn wide as his PERFORMANCE
good He was hsrpist TO Napoleon in the time Of tis
season, and have doubt that it will attract the
Of the efe Of our city to the Tabernacle
evening which 1t win be given.
Ds CoLYEa's CLAssIcAL TROUPE "A new species Of
in the United States win be presented to
the New York public tomorrow evening" at the Apollo
Rooms-ws living Representations of the oslsbrs-
| ted statusry Of vaudyks Rubens Rembrsnt Guido
and other renowned masters which viii revolve on q De-
We have had the pleasure Of seeing this yet but
from what have heard, We are convinced that 1t will
we'll received at Castle Garden the occasion Of the
| benefit for the Prince street Orphan Asylum.
Mr. Dsmpster to give . concert at Providence on
Monday evening
Tom thumb Is In Boston.
Mrs Barrett Is re-engsged at the Boston Museum
The Havana italian Troupe ara in Boston.
City Intelligence.
| THr O'CoNNELL OssEeuIEs AT meeting Of the COM
mittes and friends of O'Conns held last evening ct
Tanmsny Hail. Terrence Csrthy, Esq in the Chair
aud Charles L Shea, Esq, Secretary, the programme
which publish in advertising columns, read
and universally adopted Subscriptions collected
to deray the necessary expenses The list mains still
open Several societies reported themselves Mr. Dem
honor Conferred upon him IN selecting him as marshal
Of the repsAers After further routine OF bust
ness tho meeting adjourned The invited guests WIZ
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| THR WEArHEs.-Yestsrdsy was . regular fall day.
and much enjoyed by several of our oitsens psrt
culary the fashionsbes In Broadway, which was much
throDged. Many Of our bellies, who had gone to the
Springs and watering places having looked as
| fresh and blooming the rose In June Brosdwsyis
beginning to resume its wonted animation and gsiey
THE ELECTION Of AN ASSISTANT ENGINEER The poll
stood follows: Johu A. Crsger, 954 votes Frederick
L. Weed, 2l2; scattering 70 votes
FIREs.-A FIRE broke out yesterday morning about
O'Clock in clock warehouse is Cuortlsudt St. belong
ing to johnson Co. The articles in the we're
much damaged by water. The fire confined to the
Another fire broke out at half past four O'Clock,
No ia Sixth Avenue in consequences Of explosion Of
gun-cotton. Damage trifng.
company National Guard, Captain Underhi, will make
their annual target excursion, Thursday, the Esd
Of Mercer Brooms streets st7X O'Clock, A.
NJ when they proceed to Newark by the A. M. train
This 10 Of the companies Of the celebrated 27th
gment and will do credit to themselves and the regi
ment, at any place they may visit
MILITIA TkAINIso.-Ths annual parade Of all persons
to militia duty takes place the 4h Of Oct This
duty can be avoided by paying to the receiver Of taxes
seventy cents before parade Persons not train.
ing committing liable fine without further notice.
the other notice to DO given than that
published in this paper.
BosroN PApKRs-Our friends of the Springfield and
New Haven Rsirsad usual, furnished with Boston
papers at very early hour last evening.
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANr PAssesoERs-The number of
emgrant passengers arrived at this port during Monday
last, amounted to 9S2
Another PArRror GorE.-we learn that Richard
under Washington.
SERIOUS AFFRAY.-Considerabe excitement was COCA
stoned at the corner Of Hudson and Reade streets on
been made, it s alleged to take the life of Mr. John
Eldrdge, ex-poice oficr Of the 9th wsIdby Levi New
SON. by shooting at him with pistol From the facts
that We have gathered in relation to this affair ap-
that the parties in question met somewhere on
Monday afternoon when alteroston took place. but
nothing Of serious nature was anticipated; at six
o'clock nthe evening the parties again met
when angry words repeated BY both parties, and
finally Mewson placed himself in an attitude for striking
Mr. Eldridgs who in turn dealt out effective blow
two Almost Immediately, Newson is understood to
he ,Ss IL the M
than hour The latter went home, and while at tea,
brother ofNewsons called at his house. and that
he wished to see him. Mr Eldrdge) Thelstter accord
ingly left the table, and went out After proceeding
short distance Newsons brother told Me- Eidrdge that
life was In danger Mr. e. nevertheless accompanied
Newsons brother to the of Hudson Reads ss
when Nswson himself approached Mr. E. with knife In
whereupon the latter said is, you want IT, take
it," Newson then drew out pistol at Mr.. L ut the
same time remarked 81 have nothing tolose" and on
Mr. E. making q reply OF similar import, Newson dis
charged the pistol then brandlshed the again
| Mr. T., who, on telling Newson that 1t would all be
made right the latter asked for quarters and thus the
affair ended for the night but investigate the
whole affair will doubtless be made by tho authorities
JUMPING AFTER THE BoAr-A young female, whose
name unable to learn attem pting to get on
board Of the Fulton ferry boats, she about
leaving the slip yesterday noon fell into the water
gan, of the I'd ward.
Police Intelligence
Ertensiue Fsrg,ries.-The stock brokers in Wall
street, for the last two days have been the gui
petrsted by Francis Bartlett, broker, No 4 Hanover
street. on his brother Edwin Bartlett merchant No AZ
street amounting to t some $4,000 By forged
Exchange banks the sunerershe latter bank, how
to the greatest amount Bartlett is supposed to
have lett the CITY on Saturday last for parts unknown
Ills residence sl4 Greenwich street. was watched on
Sunday last but without success
Il Charge of Fraud Officer Burly one Of the &C.
tive alta hes ut the lower Police arrested yesterday
man by the name Of Sidney r Ford, warrant
issued by Justice Driuker whel elm he stands charged
with ming by fraudulent the sigma
ture OF Mr. Philip Dstsr, OF the firm of Dat~r, Miller
Co., i6l Front street ON draft drawn by the accused
Orleans, for the OF 500 1t appears that the &C
cused the 18th OF November, is45 cslled upon Mr.
Daer and represented that he authorised to draw
on Mr. Snder for the above sum, and finally induced
Mr. d. to endorse the draft which the accused sold IL
Wall street, and pocketed the money The DRAFT Wal
dishonored Mr.. Snider knew nothing of the party
drawing the notes nor Was he authorised draw MIR
Snder; since which time the accused has been absent
from the city South; and yesterday Geographic
nunication arrived ia town setting forth that Ford
in the city Consequently, complaint befor,
The magistrate, and Mr. Ford is now lodged in tn,
rombs to await a further hearing In the
~ Dishonest Trek and '.arr.st q shs Ihseps:M
at Oyster Bay, down in the steamboat Croton
rdsy morning. and landed at the foot Of Fulton street
whore he engaged two black men to carry trunk ll-'
with ready made clothng to the store Of Mr. Brooks
corner Of Catherine and Cherry streets, which
they performed correctly and in less than hour al
forwards the called ut the store again, AM
said they sent for the same trunk which le
snopos,uS ali to be correct showed them to take il of
shortly afterwards 1t ascertsined that
order had been given but merely trick to obtain pos
.esson OF the property Since the above written
Officer Watson OF the Sixth ward police succeeded II
arrssting the two black men the Five Points, Wit
their names as John Williams and John Murphy
. | thieves AM