The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-03

thought that beat the Celestial empire In that re-
sSs to sss shsy hsss By
not inebriatesn By the by, the exhibition Of ths
they were The ony natyss ~ t s snsy thought
ought to ask their fair country to step down
aud visit them 10 a sociable way. and talk over old
times again. butt from the way In which they talk II
would require forty reporter power to take IL down
and thus afraid the public will be deprived Of
the best substitute advise all who have not seen
heard aye, and felt the Chinese junk her crew to
We informed that to morrow is fixed for repetition
Of the religions ceremonies the part Of the Chinese
to-day and citizens WILL doubt be much amused
II they pay her visit while they boiling and pre-
pairing the cats and dogs for his idoships repast To-
morrow, every one will DO on board Of course.
The LATE ExpLosIos.--The Niagara had been in
spected by the inspector Of the northern district and
not by the southern district The southern inspectors
they can carry well to designate the waters In
which it win be safe for the boats to run
Mr. WENTWORTH, NJ c., of Chicago, Illinois, is staying
at Rathbun's engaged business Of private nature
There fifty Of the Chicago people In the city
who with MIR Wentworth, return on the steamboat En-
pire ant Randall which leaves Buffalo the lth on
a pleasure excursion around by Green Bay to Chicago
The STEAMER WAsHISGToN.-The Messrs. Endcott
have just completed large and splendid Autograph Of
the ocean steamship Washington IL was executed at
the nstigstion of the Company and perfect repre-
sentation Of that noble vessel.
GIN TAyLoR-We understand that Mr.. Atwood
artist great merit and in Philadelphia has
turned from Monterey with accurate portrait In oil,
Of Gen. Taylor, the hero of many battles which he
painted the spot the old General having kindly sat
for him several times He will shortly exhibit it In this
city and afterwards number Of copies thogrAph
ed for general circulation.
Col MAY, THE BOLD DRAoooN.-Ackerman has just
published q capital Autograph likeness OF Col. May
whose successful and daring charge readers have
read so much about. 1t was drawn by Devignon
FRR.-A FIRE discovered yesterday, about IL
o'clock, A NJ at foot Of basement No 69s Broadway,
occupied by DIR Acton, boot and shoe store IL orig
mated accidentally in consequence OF servant girl nav
ing taken q lighted candle to adjoining apartment
The fire put out through the aid of the police Da-
mage trihiDg.
DEPARTURE OF THE BosToN FIRE CoMPANr, NO. -
This company left yesterday afternoon for Boston and
carried with them the best wishes OF the OF
New York Gibbens," the Signal LANTERN" Qthe
who hangs the Guernsey shirt from the caves OF
a roof on hrs,) held out well to the last
FATAL AccipENr.--A child Is months old, named Re.
Siah Ann Waldron, whose parents reside at NO ITO
Sixth avenue Saturday last fell into kettle OF hot
and severely scaded that she died Sun
day night Coroner Walters held an inquest upon the
body yesterday when verdict Of death by being acci
IDENTIFY scaded, was rendered
DEATH BY DROWNING. Coroner Walters held an in
quest also upon the body Of Thomas Plum native of
New York, aged ~ years, whose body yesterday
morning found in the dock at the foot of Perry street
The deceased cook on board schooner belonging
to Mr. Fennegan, and Is supposed to have fallen over
board Sunday morning while under the influence Of
liquor Verdict, death by drowning