The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-15
Cliy Intelligence.

City Intelligence
THE POLICE Gazette Of this week, will contain the
trial and portrait of Dunlap for the murder Of Aexan-
der Neil in Ann street Also a complete l.t Of The
paDes Of all the policemen Of this city who
pebd discharged who resigned. for the past year.
and the cause OF such suspension, discharge, reg
nation
rRouBLn THE WIswAM-Ths primary ward meet
ns OF the WING party took place In tbs different verbs
on Monday night, for the election of committees to
choose delegates to tbs national convention held
ia Philadelphia IN June next for ths purposs of nom-
mating candidates. for the Presidency and Vice Prcs
denry for election In November In nearly al tia
wards tho friends OF Henry Cay for the Presidency were
chosen but In several of the wards there dcpics
with regard to the candidate Tor the Vice Preeisacy
In tbs Seventh ward the politicians bu.iy ged
all dsy but when E,ght came on, and the business
menced 1t WAS discovered there were two partiesthe
Hoxie party, and the Wood party both Of whom
favorable to the election Of Mr. Cisy but for s0sue
GAUGE the sincerity of the former gentsnsn DOUBT.
ed by some OF the wings and instead Of appointment
the meeting broke up ia the grsaest confusion Without
anything having been done. Tn friends of Mr. Hoxis
aud go contiaucd, which brought abou the aboye-m.n
toned result. Ia the Eighteenth ward there also
considerable difcuty with regard TO the Wise Presi
dency ILs name OF * governor Seward was mentioned
in connection with that Office There considerable
opposition manifested to MIR Seward which was strongly
adhered t., and the result also confusion and little
or nothing done.
THE WrArHER.-Yestcrday was indeed real wintry
w1d from th norh and the Srs,
With clouds Of dust. About the air became raw,
and heavy floating clouds bespoke csming storm To-
wards evening the cold increased and thc indications OF
a storm were mors prominent. Thus has March pur
sued his way; changing from one extreme to the other;
and no sooner IL one change effected than another takes
plscs.
Two MORE STABLES AND FOURTEEN HoRsEs BURNED
fire broke out about half past two O'Clock, yesterday
afternoon In the livery stable of Mr. Brown, the
OF No Is Bowery which entirely destroyed, togs-
Their With fourteen horses burned to death The fire
Originated in the hay loft before discovered
nearly toe whole building savolopsd in flame, which
precluded ell hops Of saving horses. Three very
iuabe eircus hor,s7 beo 9rg 10 Nj Robert Williams
the flMOu4 clown. tha Mr.
loss Ia estin u st from $4,000 g. $4,000 The other
horses bsor to different indiyiduals who mad placed
them there very. The flames communicated to the
stable of b,e's Westchester Hotel No 81 Bowsry,
which was saarsly destroyed large quantity Of oil
stable were ostroyed The IRE also communicated to
the rear end OF No % Bowsry occupied by Mr. Gsor.s
amount of ST. 800 but It said, fully insured.
Several small houses Division street considerably
injured 1t Ia supposed to be the work Of an incen-
diary
FIRES YKsTEEp.Y-AioRE HoRsss BURNED "A ERE was
discovered about o'clock yesterday morning in the sta
ly destroyed. together with'dvs valuable hcrses The
Names communicated to frame building adj oinng o.
posed 20 be the work of incsD diaries
A FIRE broke out about tea O'Clock on Monday
light in stable in the rear Of % Margin street,
which was Destroyed together with two horses belong
Ing to j. w. Leggettalso supposed to bs the work Of
Also, about If past ten O'Clock on Monday night,
In stable in the rear OF No 6s First street, waich
the work CT an incsndisry.
morning, in bakery in Third avenue, 2Ssh street,
which was put ont with trifrg damage.
morning, in the house ak Orange street which WAS
extinguished with trining damage.
IScENDIARsM.Therss seems Of late, to be spirit Of
noendarsm abroad in this city and it is really alarm
ing with what bodness and courage this crime
Is perpetrated without fear Of detection Within the
eight horess and four store houses have been destroyed
by the torch ofthe and thus far
DO obtained to the Williams who thus wantonly for
dgafr ho ~ thsfrf 2u.a
night last there seven stables burned within the
space OF one hour aad half OF which tbs stable
horses TnAt most certainly the work Of some one
who fred the premises from the fact that for two hours
the STABLE aud when first discovered the was en-
comprised In small spass but the total deficiency Of
rsging esment time to dc It's work Of destruc.
ton before anything could Be done or tbs horses
noved The burning Of the stable Of Mr. Brown, ia the
Bowery yesterday afternoon, was also the work Of
the a.: eIisustsa in Il: middle Of II. hay LOTT lott.
and when the flames burst through tho roof the
whole interior of the building fire.; four
teen horses w,re there destroyed, without the
slightest possibility Of rsving them Is 1t mt time
something should be done ferret out these fell de-
stroyers II not 10 impossible TO tell what may be
the reIult Every night there from one to six build
ipss burned ana 1t managed that before the flames
are discovered all hope of saving the property IL lost
ard tho ,s saSsnt property s1dsnsersd It. would be
public stables Of the city, and who thus
ing such devastation may be spprshendsd and brought
to Justice.
TARerr ExouRsros.-Ths Second Ward Citisens
Corps Capt Chancellor, yesterday made target excu
sion to Hohoken. They oleooking set Of fellows
numbering about forty muske;s) and the precision Of
their movements ia their marching is not less than tho
accuracy Of their aim, which plainly shown by the
perforated condition Of the target on their return
MopKL ARrisu.-Ths Grand Jury in compliauco with
the charge o corder Scott have turned their ssteu
ton to the exhibitions known ss tsblesux yivants by
the eos termed Model AsSits, and after paying
brief visits 10 Of the most Noted exhibition YES
teTday susfensed number OF the elastic models np
pear osfors snem ana iAss evening iasftsd OF repre-
dienoss, at Psmos Opera House Temple OF sIuses or
the odeon they w,re relCo an.ly compellsd throw
ASIDE "th0se tighis' and Do look-ividsrs, baud-box
makers, t.ioreses dress-maksr as the case may be.
MrsrfRIoUs AFFAIR Information communicated
yesterday to Justice KeteheE respecting s mysterious
Elxa Lumbart, who occupied n garnet room Ia the
rear of No l4e Ludlow STREET 1t appears Mrs Lumbart
has been msiug since the lat of January AID Juriog
thst ,ime h'r room door has remained locked Under
thcse circumstances the magistrate dbrStohed officers
mSnus .h ana % !" tns pro VINO io,osa
the bedcothes and other things ibersin, oil in-
dIcatod that che had just got up from the
In the bottom OF the cage, she is woman Of
about so years of age feet high quits stout grey
straw hat trmned with light rbsons, and en- gesble
yed green alpaca dress She has daughter residing
Ia King street Varck street who says she has noe
seen her mother since few days before New YEARS.
The Imposition Is that some foul play has oosn ussd
touards Mrs Lumbart as the was known 70 b. a very
regular woman In all her habits Justice Kctohs Is
stigatng thorough Investigation end search In ordr
TO ain the whereabouts Of ths missng nd
no oubt in few days soms more light wall be- thrown
upon this mysterious affair.
Railroad Intelligence
The entire bpe Of tbe Mad River Railroad is expected
to be completed By the lst OF Nsy next and then tho
irip betwssn the cities OF Cincinnati and New
York nsy To made In three days, and all by steam.
The programme Of tho r,lroad companies IL is srpec-
ted win be as foIlows Leave Cincinnati at p M:
arrive ct Springfield to cup P. M leave Springfield
at0 J. Nj arrive 81 sandu'ky tbreakfss) q A. NJ;
lave s'uduskJ a. A. arrive at uaso (break'sttj