The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-05

and it not until nearly nghtfal that remained
upon the earth The storm continued and at an early
Lour ths morning there very little prospect OF fair
weather the wind still blowing from the northssstsrly
direction.
FIRg-A fire broke out about six O'Clock on Thursday
evening In the wooden building No l33 Cannon street,
known as negro alley whoh.wss put out, with tridng
damage
Another Finr.-A fire. broks out also, about ten
o'clock on Thursday night In the hous. No 10 Orange
street, which extingushed without alarm having
been given. Damage triaing.
RuPTvRE or BLOOD VESSEL Coroner Walters
called yesterday to hold inquest at No 80 Goth street
on the body OF Rosanna Mykins native Of Ireland,
aged SO years who while In the act Of liftpg tub Of
wet clothes fell on the floor and almost instantly sxp
red Verdct-deaSh by rupture OF blood vessel In the
ckest
ANOTHER MAGNIyscENr HoTEL-New York now
lay claim to the cosnomen par ereeenee OF the city Of
hotel palaces" And yet sstonished pleased
t. learn that another splendid hotel will be opened In
this city the LIST OF August next which for sz locs
ton comfort aud convenience can scarcely equaed
in this city country containing they do, many
hotel palaces. Our numerous readers well remember
Daniel Howard Esq the original founder Of the we'll
known "Howsrds Hotel,' on the corner OF Broadway
and Maiden Lane and well recolleot the superior style
Of excellence with which every department Of that Ono
estabishm eDt conducted, whilst under the manage
ment Of MIR d d. Howard sud his brother. And great
the regret felt and expressed by all who had ever
It was thai thoy had disposed OF their inter
est in that hotel and retired to enjoy the o dig
ritate OF prvate life on their farm, upon Long Island
Although that establishment has bean sncs aud still is,
conducted in most desirable manner, by John Thomas,
Esq who with Captain Roe purchased the interest OF
the Messrs Howard 10 their hotel At the time CT their
purchase stipulated that for the space Of three
years next ensuing neither Mr. D. D. Howard his bro
thsr should embark either directly indirectly In any
enterprise connected with hotels in the city Of Nav
York As predicted at the time they left the place
where they had dispensed so much happiness to
others. and achsived much honor to themselves,
1t would be impossible for q mind and tempsra-
ment active energetic, eutsrprising and indus
long cut Of the Of his former fame and We
greatly grstded to learn that Mr. d. ID. Howard 10
about open and most superb hotel In this city,
during the ensuing summer. Since leaving Howards
Hotel have enjoyed life ut their beautiful country
seat purchased Of Capt Munson Of the most bsau
place for gifted with such enterprise ~ the
Msssrs Howard accordingly for the last three months
Mr. Howard has been actively engaged IN making ar
to open hotel Ia this city aud has been
fortunate to that most capital location known
as the Granite Buildings on Broadway and Chambers
street, Immediately opposite to Stewards splendid
marble palace. This hotel will occupy the front
Broadway, from Chambers to Resde street inolusive,
forming superb granite front Broadway, and will
make noble with the marble front CT Stewards
which during this also TO extend over the
whole block Immediately opposite. The grants build
aud to add to the excellence Of the imposing appearance
Of the hotel lots have been obtained Cham
bsra street, which TO be built Also OF granite,
making front in that direction or over one hundred
and fifty feet What will be still better, the whole Will
be built clear through from Chambers to Rrade street.
embracing squaIe block withio Its exterior walls,
square block of about hundred and fifty feet front
in each direction Imposing as this would make his
establishment In appearance yet Mr. Howard intends to
Increase the height OF the present buildings ana en-
besh the In the best style which will render his hot
truly ornament to that delgh full part Of our oy