The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05
City Intelligence.

THE wEATHrR.-1he weather yesterday was delight
full Notwithstanding the storm which was raging at
midnight, the sun rose in cloudless sky. Towards
evening, however, the sky was again overcast, and
there was every appearance for another storm.
THE FAIR.-The fair yesterday presented an entirely
different appearance from that of the day previous
The place is completely studded with miniature mil
lnery stores. They were busily engaged in opening
and arranging specimens Of ar and, to-day, the fair
will probably be complete.
MORE PoLITIcAL FUN-REMovAL LAST
THE BARNBURNERs FROM TAMMANY HALL. - This
richest of all the late political nts of at
the old wgwam on Tuesday night last. There are two
one Gale the Old MEMS the other the Young Mems
committee the former is composed Of three men from
each ward the latter of five men The publication of
the OLD Mems Committee was commenced some weeks
ago by the removal Of Robert Maclay barnburner,
and his associates and substituting as chairman John
j. Cisco, and other good and true Cass men. The
young men more backward, and allowed some
twenty barnburners to figure away, with r. B. Boyd,
chairman, and have been giving trouble by passing
refractory resolutions and publishing them in the
Globe. On Tuesday evening this committee called
together and, to the astonisbment Of Boyd they all
came. The meeting called to order, but before
the roll could be called, matters came to climax and
took place inside of that committee room that
pen portray. Mr.. Mexican offered resolu-
tion that the chairman Boyd be removed, and K
Alderman Byrne be selected in his place-carred by
exclamation Every bssnSurneI belonging to 1.-THE the
meeting in the Park last night, was then voted out
and the whole lot requested to clear QUITO mz
zleto go-and go they did. Some twenty or more out
of the committee greeted they left by the
shouts of the victors for Cass and groans for the
traitors They assembled in the lower bar-room, and
demanded a room This refused by the lessee of
the Hall, who informed Mr.. Boyd and his followers
that he could give them no shelter By this time
things approaching crisis. Tar and feathers
talked Of and one by one, the expelled boilers
bolted out Of the Hall no the Globe Office and took
counsel together to what next best to be do
manifesto arranged and signed by twenty. four
persons when they adjourned home to go to bed and
sleep of their disappointment. Old Tammany has got
up some most amusing farces, and the barnburning
affair is of the richest This and things 60
smooth again. The hunkers snug and complete
harmony is restored The barnburners come
to Tammany fraternize, and take a drink Qfthey pay
for it, but nothing more Their political influence at
old Tammany gone and Its portals closed against
them until the resurrection. N. B-Since the above
written, learn that Mr.. Daniel E. Sickes made
attack, about one O'Clock yesterday opposite the
Globe office, MIR. Shaffer. Mr. Shaffer Of
the expelled barnburners and signed the manifesto
fectipg upon MIR. Sickess conduct in voting his
pulsien.
THE NATIONAL REFoRMERs-A meeting was adver-
tised to take place at Military Hail. last night for the
purpose of expression OF the national reformers
relative to the Presidency At halfpast o'clock,
there eight persons present but as the evening
advanced that number dwindled down to Eve. Many
efforts have been made to resuscate the party Of late,
but they have invariably proved like that of last night
WASHINGTON VoLUNTEERs.-This company paraded
yesterday on target excursion. Their uniform is
neat and handsome, and they fine looking corps
DEATH BY DROWNING Coroner, yesterday held
an inquest at the Aims House yard, the body of q
woman called Mrs Dewey aged IS years. who
found floating in the dock foot Of Beach street 1t
appears she a woman much given to ntoxicstion,
and supposed have fallen off the dock while under
the influence Of liquor. The Jury found verdict
cordingly.