The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29
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TIE WsArnrs.-The weather yesterday was very
variable At early hour in the morning IL clear
and pleassnt but At noon heavy cloud from the
north vest which overspresd the sky At night the
wind changed to the south, and the began fall
which continued up 10 late hour, with strong ind
cation OF acontinuation Of feul weather.
HoNoR TO THE MEMORY OF Ex-PREnpENr ADAMs.-
AT sunrise yesterday morning, the flags OF all the 60
vernment buildings hosted at half mast and guns
were fired every quarter Of an hour until six when
minute guns fred until sunset, tribute Of
sp,ct to the late John Quincy Adams, whose remains
VIII arrive In this city tomorrow the to Msssa
chusetts
DsrARrURE THE SARAH sANDs-Ths steamer left
yesterday at two O'clock for Liverpool The wind blew
strong from the southeast and strong current set
against her. but with her iron bow she dashed OH the
waves, and wendell her way onward.
ExPAKsTDEsr VAN ByREr.-This distinguished indi.
vdua yesterday in company with one OF his sons paid
visit to the Governsr's room, In the City Hail. for the
purpose Of reviewing the paintings with which the room
10 hung.
veyed through this city last evening their way to
Boston They carried to Norfolk in the soop Of
war Germantown, from Vera Cruz
DoINos ON SurpAY.-It Is not long since much was
said about the opening of groggeres Sundayss lead
ing to the principal disorders Of the city that day
every block and in defiance Of all law they are permit
ted to remain open the Sabbath and stopping
on Sunday night last, discovered game Of billiards
in successful operation. The Common Council has al
ready taken the idea of suppressng the exhibition
ofmode artists prejudcial to the morals of the ct
to exist. All such things preudicisl to morality
and good order; and when the Common Council deter
mines to make clean sweep 1t viii very soon be found
That the exhibition Of model artists Is improper 10 ad
mitted on all hands, and should be suppressed; but
there other things which also exist In the city that
should be tolerated. In many sections Of the city
business operations carried We Sabbath q
well other days, and If the Common Council wish
to improve the morals Of the city, 1t would be we'll to
lay the at the and with the suppression of the
model artists suppress these things which not less
immors and Constantly prsctised in open violation
OF the express laws OF the city.
Cur HIS THRoAr.-A tailor by the name Of Jonathan
at No i7s Church street having been out Of employ
ment, nearly for time past became much de-
pressed in spirits and returning home
ing after making another unsuccessful effort to obtain
work went up stairs to his workroom apparently much
detected About noon, of his went up stairs to
the fror, with dreadful cash across his throat,
which he had inflicted with . found by his side
tnc The sd an in Quest yesterday Afternoon
whom verdict was rendered In accordance with the
above facts.
Edward Caron, about 80 years old, while engaged with
another person blasting rock, at the corner Of 18th
avenue and seth street. yesterday came to his death
applied match to charge Of POWDER Is an explosion
did not Immediately take place he approached the blast
exploded and threw the deceased distance Of about as
broke one arms and otherwise injured him
was called last evening to hold an inquest upon tho body
Of the deceased in which the Jury found verdict
that he to his death by injuries accidentally recsv
ed BY an explosion while engaged blasting rocks
SERIOUS ACCIDENT "A man named Gardiner Wing, was
very seriously injured about Ave o'clock yesterday
morning by falling from the balance dock at the foot
Of Pike street One of his legs badly broken, and
his body otherwise seriously injured The accident
Cured by the giving way Of that portion Of the dock
dsle Of Rutgers and Division Streets where he
% In very critical situation.
THE ScHooLMAsrER ABROAD DnGRAcEFuL IoNo-
passing the of certain street In our
city the other day written large characters
the Tribune office, the Neutrality-suspicious.
corner, perhaps meant to say Elegyn or not they
must have been ignorant Of the meaning of the word
s!euloey' We would inform them that eulogies
written upon deaths, but eeges sometimes
witnMs, Goldsmths Elegy on the death Of Mad Dog
eulogies he has received the Tribune is the only
party have heard Of who have saniHed in their
Ignorance Of common English that they were glad of
his DEATH BY eosins, In their simplicity, the melan
choly event.