The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

MoRMosIsM-Our attention yesterday afternoon
attracted by large crowd gathered around the Park
tetfonting Tammany Hall. On pushing way to the
MIDDLE Of the crowd, thin ghosty loc king man
standing beside lsrge BILL which was printed the
evils of Mormonism when lrishman stepp,d up With
And say, Mster, be my sowl, amt Mormon, but
al BUT the
Mormon neither, aud was It not my grace which sus
tans me, ! should fall upon youn Thing, began to
Smith crspt through the Park glad escape the en-
brace Of the lrshnan.
FIRE A FIRE broke out at o'clock yesterday morning
Of Grand and Clinton streets. The fire spread with
great rspdity, and It not until the upper story Of
stroyed that the flames could be subdued Tb. stock
aud furniture In the lower part Of the house
much damaged by water LOSE 81 co., upon which there
WAS an Insurance. Of 80 600 The origin Of the FIRE
supposed TO have been accidental.
HORRIBLE DEAIH.-A coored woman, named Eliza
King residing at No 60 Gross street. fell into the are
at on wednesday night, and burned to death be.
fore any assistance could be obtained
PRiSrEEs BALL TO LIEUT. swEEry-The grand ball
rendered BY the Printers of this city ts Lieut. Thos
sweepy, rrst regiment of New York vounteers will
come of at Castle Garden aonday evening aud
from what We can learn promises to be a splendid ali .r
OF the pleasure enjoyed suoh occasions
an opportunity Will bs afforded to the ladies behold
ing some OF the heroes who have lately return
ed from Mexco-where by their bravery on the battle
heds-they have distinguished themselves and reflect
ed imperisbsble fame for actions chvary UPON he
land OF the free, and the home Of the brsven There
oAn NC uouot tnht Caeto tSSrden, that
Ing will present the most brilliant assembage that ever
congregated within its walls to welcome and cheer the
daunte. defenders OF our country's rights and her
glorious constitution
BRITISH PRorEcrNE EMIcRANr socIErY's CONCERT
and literary entertainment takes place this evening" ct
the Tabernacle We have air eady mentioned that the
receipts OF this concert to be devoted the char
Bile fund OF the eocety From the great
OF the names OF the members Of this committee as they
appear on the programme We have doubt they them
eelvss could dispose Of great number of tickets and
We are prepared to zee full house, but apart from
sorrce, we trust the public generally will patrouixs
The entertainments are very choice consisting of MIR
Lover, in his "lr,h Esenings, and "Lynnss Musical
Illustration Of Ssahspesre.v
REFORM GREATLY WANrED,-Whst dsQyaceful sIsht
II to see great heaps OF thrown loose Ia the
upon the pavement obructng the wd OF
kicked about by the feet aud cfumbled bens ath the
wheels Of passing carriages Such . nuisance ia not
pracsed permitted In any other city In tho world
except In New York What Is the reason that the deal
Goals permitted to deliver their goods In this
loose way Do they not make profits enc ugh BY their
trade enable them to serve their customers and
liver their goods GOAL merchants civsed paoesy
What would be thought Of the grocer Who whom he sold
spound Of sugar, was not able or willing put II into