The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19


Craze until the next morning The stock for the next
day Is already laid in The drivers spend the
In playing marbles, pitching quots. wrestling and at
night take jolly spree A. the day dswns tbs
animals harnessed the fish put in the wagons md
on they Those who have the longest
have the choice crppes Of take
heetest travellers that they may be hrst the
OF action The stock when they start is arranged In
kind of order that the best will be ali top They
nave an assortment of cod porgies founders blue fish,
and last though not least cells The last named have
all bee skinned probably several days before, and
who purchase them are not aware that il the skin had
been allowed to remain them until that time, that
1t would be impossible in many cases, to get 1t Off
long have they been from their native element Those
who deal with them almost ignorant of the sups-
riority the flavor of fresh fish, have been so used
the kind they get that the taste has vtaed
and they prefer them. The competition between the
different establishments Is very great, and one will
sacrifice as they term it, rather tn the other shall
SELL There are few tnde endent wagons, which m az
always be known by their carrying pail of water to
wash their fish, something the others never think of
These, OF course do not remain long in the business
the superiority of the article they sell thew
only calculated to inure the trade are bought off
as quickly as possible. Another class deal exclusively
in vegetables which are generally the refuse of the
market. They will take two of the best
OF kind, and cry out as they 60, 'ere they go,
nice fresh beets parsnps whatever they,may have
and though the price in the regular markets bs
ever so small, they sure to sell for less
price. Some Of these carry fruits, but the sea-
through the streets and then few half
ten apples or knotty and defective ounces Like the
IS,
come in coutaat with each other They consider
themselves of more respectable stamp, and though
they should meet with Of the frst- named clsss
rarely take any notice of them, except by sueerng
Their complaints most bitter against the grocery
stores which generally keep every article in their
line and, as consequence very materially nure the
business. They have entered iato a compact, aud
will, under circumstances patronizs grocer who
opposes them in business Their articles ike the first
named are not always as fresh they might be,
which renders them and insipid nd though
they may be dry and withered declared and
they enabled to have every thing in season Some
OF these wagons are drive by females who much
more lavish In their recommendations Of their stock
then the males, and are, consequently
tul There one wagon, drawn by two horses, which,
from the inscriptions its sides, processes to be
general family market. This contains almost every
variety Of edibles, raw meats from turkey aud
a rum Gao cabbage, TO Jug OF small beer
be supposed The market does yery fair business
belongs to colored aud his range is the whole
extent OF the city Some time since meat carts were
very common in the streets but the regular butchers
demonstrated against it. and the corpora Tor taking
INTO consideration the fact that they payed regular
tor their privileges at once passed resolution
however still persist and occasionally appear in the
streets with the of sheep and few pieces of
market where meat is solo, lest they should fall into
Inc clutches OF the law. A new business In this line
mas Of late been started Every morning. men and
women, with hand carts, may be seen gathering coal
ashes TO most persons, the object Of this movement
unknown, and they cannot conceive how they can
business very we'll satisfied that they shall remain
ignorance In this business there is q firm and
hat firm employ hands to gather the ashes. After
.hey have gathered as many they the whole is
aken to vacant lot up town, where two or three
others with sleeves. The ashes are all run through
hese sleeves which vary in size leaving three sizes of
binders. These Cinders put into barrels, nd
etaied to the poor class of persons in the neghbor
1000 st rev cents per peck In consequence Of the
quantity OF cinders obtained and though the bust
ness may seem insignaoant,i certainly pays good
1PnGf To-
ate. The last which will here be spoken of is gar
page nonger In the city is an old woman. who is
Every morning she goes nd her neghborhood and
Every thing which be at all digested by Dig is
picked up If the tour is long the donkey is taken
rom the traces, and feeds from the general stock
When she has obtained lead she takes up her travel
the suburbs Of the city and dsposes of i. those
Who are feeding hogs. Sometimes she is enabled to
,ather two loads in one day and In that case does
very profitable business. The donkey seems to have
Utmost as much sagscty as the for when it gets
red er hungry refuses to until 1t Is fed and takes
rest. The whole branches herein described seem of
very tring character but they help to make up the
hose engaged several of the most important branches
If internal trade which the avenues to ultimate
wealth. would be dried up, and cause general sorrow
smong It's followers
FERMENTATION OF SILVER PIrcHER-The members
4 Hose Company No. 81, have had a magnificent
liver pitcher manufactured, which they intend to
is most beautifully wrought and bear the following
nscripti0n:-
STEPHEN r HOYT
By the members Of Hose Company No. p,
AZ now sSs' g. q ISIS sss'pe''
THE WAY EMIcRANrs TREArEp.-Much has
been said Of the inhuman conduct pPactised towards
migrants at the Office Of the Commission of Emil
ration and often the subject has been adverted
contra diction has followed 1t is only necessary
those who feel an interest in the matter to
onaly visit Of the lower police stations at night
md 1t win not be long before they are satisfied thai
ILL., and more than ALL which has been said Is true
Iere is a On Friday the ship Sardinia arrived
t this port from Liverpool, with large number Of
migrants. Among those emf grants was poor woman,
banned Margaret Ganigan, with three children They
wandered through the city yesterday without food or
money, and about five O'Clock in the evening, sought
odEing at the Sixth ward station house AS soon as
he captain of the station found they emgrants,
Ind destitute, he despatched the door. man to the
bnace Of the Commissioners of Emigration, with the
FomaR and children. The Office still open, but
hey refused admittance or assistance, and the
loer rudely shut in the face of him who
hem Now If this Board of Commissioners do not take
care of the emigrants for which they paid then
who shall! They have suficiency of funds to pro-
pure place where emgrants can lodge and IL Is higa
The office Of the Commissioners, and are obliged to
Ike applicat at the police stations II hungry of
eourse they fed and the city has to pay the bill
while the Commissioners are paid for the same thing.
There should be investigation and an exposure Of
I'll the improper doings Of this Board held up 70 the
at any moment despite the contradiction which may
be attempted to be IN ,de If the emsrants pay into
The fund, they should be properly cared for and not
left to the mercy of the elements, the charity of
the city.
SUDDEN DEArH The coroner held an inquest yes
terday at No. 1862 stieet, the body Of Jane
Rneeland, who suddenly dropped down In Washing.
ton market whilst pricing some butter, and expired
almost Immediately. Verdict death by disease OF tho
heart
BuENos AYREs.-A letter from Montevdeo,
dated September 10, says that the withdrawal or
dsmssal of the Sandman charge dafairs from Bue-
nos Ayres likely to be followed soon by that Of the
German consul some insolence having been practsed
on him by police ohcer ioI Nnicn ne couid Obtain
no redress from the higher authorities.
The letter intmates that difficulty Is brewing
between the Buenos Ayrean government and MIR. iar-
ris, the charge d'affsires of the United States.
IL also expresses apprehension for the safety OF the
French brig of war the Pandour, forty lays having
tdipgs OF her having been received although she
q remark ably fast sailer.
A postscript announces the entry Of General Urqu-
he territory. probablv to