The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-03
CITY lntNlllG0nce.

stood at So degrees and O'Clock in the evening
As degrees showing difference OF IL degrees In twelve
hours.
Notwithstanding the recent law
passed By the Common Council compelling the drivers
they, Of them act in the manner a. they
did before the law passed, frequently keeping TO
the left to the right One of them coming down the
Bowery yesterday morning. undertook to cross 10 tne
other sde when the pole OF the stage came In consace
with Of the railroad with violent force ana as
ing ON hs platform of the car which If 1t had struck
him, would have killed him ON thespot rhls was lSs
result OF sonummsts careessness and laws seem 70 DC
of use which tend to the preservation Of life and pro-
party
The PARK FousrArN-This beautiful specimen Of art
now nearly oomplstsd and the addition it gives the
PARK Ia almost incoacsivsbe The representations Of
the lilly ofths Nile Immediately around the fountalns
excesnt while the encirclcd basin also gives
vsrv handsome appearance The work will be completed
in few days and when the south end properly finish
ed will certainly be one of the most pleasant places in
the city
FlnrA FIRE broke out about o'clock yesterday
ing in the tobacco and sugar factory OF C. sage
horn No 2i9 Warrington street. which was extin-
gnshed with trih'pg damage.
ANOTHER FIRE.-A fire broke out, also, about O'Clock
yesterday morning. In the merchant taiors store OF
Michael Fisher, No 3091s Broadway The fire occurred
in the back room, whsre we're quantity OF silks and
fine goods all OF which destroyed. The goods In
and water The loss ID estimated ut 5000, which was
fully insured by the Hartford Protection Fire Insurance
Company.
SUDDEN DrArH-Coroner Walters called yester-
day to hold an inquest st No 2S5 Bowery the body
of George Wheeler, native of Irelsnd aged "a years
who for time past has been troubled with paeisa
ton the heart asd while by the nrs eide on tuesday
afternoon fell from his chair and died instantly. YER
dict, death by disease Of the heart
FrsEs AND FALSE ALARMS IN JArUARY-We are in
dshted to the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department.
for the following list Of tires and false alarms which oc-
cured during he month Of January - s.,u
Jan--6th I'D district, I'd section 6x I'm, 63 Ludlow
street; bad and bedding burnt
OH. 81 district. I'd section P. M, Bowery, corner
Hester; slight damage caused by lamp falling in shay
SIN Ia. district, I'd section, NJ alarm from bonfire
In 18th street, near 9Th Avenus.
9Th. Cd district Id seotion llH p. NJ, Montgomery
nrar Monroe; slight damage
7th ID dstrict ~ section, 6k P. NJ foot Of 9th st
Fest River steamship United States; slight damage.
7th I'd district ID section, p. NJ, % Attorney st
story brick shops slisht damage =, soo n,
Sth LIST district, ID section, AZ A. QUO broadway,
story brick bath house and refectory much damage
to basement
story brick shops considerable damage to stock
and building
four story brick drug store considerable damage.
9th Sd district LIST section, ~ r. M, alarm from
chimney in vesey street
10th 81 district lst section 3K A. NJ, Exchange st
four story brick store; much dailase to stock.
10th 90 district, ID section, llN Nj alarm cause
Ith I'd district I'd section 1917 P.M Lewis street,
two story brick store; much damage to stock
Clinton streets two story he store and dwellings much
damaged, building and stock
18th. lst district ID section ia r. M; alarm from
Priuee street watch house bell.
18th I'd district LIST section, sK A. NJ, $50 Mulberry
street. basement Of three story brick shop slight d.
10Th. I'd district, LIST section, IL A. NJ, 3e5 Pearl
street, three story brick dwellin bed and bedding
Is.h LIST district, LIST section A. NJ, 6b4 Greenwich
street, two story brick dwelling; slight damage. Co.,.
lsA LIST district, ID section 81 A M ssrm from
Prince street watch house bell.
Is,h ID district I'd section l2K night Oliver street,
18th 1t district, ist section, ias night,
Charles and Hddsen, two story wooden snop ana DWELL
is.h I'd district, ID section, II NJ, alarm from ohm
2ls 81 district I'd section, A. NJ los Reade street,
two story wooden store and dwellings much damaged;
2lst Let district, LIST section, 6H M, 80 Rsnwick
street, two story wooden dwelling; slight damage
2ls Sd district LIST section, ~ p NJ alarm from Post
OfHos bsll.
alst st district I'd section, P. NJ alarm from 18th
29a I'D distrc., I'd section l2X night, l3 Mulberry
street, . story wooden dwelling; slight damage;
walker street. J.suits church destroyed and several
aad 81 district LIST section IL night, alarm from post
asd I'd district ID section, az AM, corner Clinton
and Stanton streets twostory wooden store partially
24sh LIST district, LIST section, az AM, l4s Barrow
street, tuo-story brick DWELLING bed and bedding
gath. LIST district LIST section, 81. an ass Blocker
brick d.:inS slight SsP Ps4T, street
one story wooden stable; nearly destroyed.
oath al district I'd session, M, 2s7 Front street,
tWO-story brick aDoratOfy; 6uqnt uAmhBS
9th ID district, ID section ~ PM, Lewis street,
two..sory erisk shop; slight damage s,u s.c..h.r,.
street dry goods store in threesto building; stock
ssh LIST district LIST section PM, corner Bank and
Blessker Streets thrse-story brick dweling slight ds-
20th I'd district, I'd section, s1 PM, alarm; cause
3sth. I'D district, LIST section, TX PM 2as Wstsr
street. rear story wooden building slight damage
3ls fst district, lst section, ~ M OH 0reepWien
atreot brick dwelling: slight damage
slst Id district, I'd section 3h M alarm from bon
hrs In Attorney street, near Rivinston'
srRHmr BEesARs.-It Is astonishing with what peril
naeity this class Of our community hold to their
daily business. We yesterday saw number of half
fossn sitting the stoops OF some OF the prn
looking child in their arms while one or more apr
renty healthy seated beside the mother VINO
mpo'tuned every pssserby we have aims houses ior
selves and hospitals for those who are and 1t would
certainly eek better and be better that they should De
thus provided for than be allowed to lie In the streets,
and depend upon the charity of those whose hearts are
sselsa against them. About O'Clock last nights
tSousiy in Brosdwsy without shoes or stockings, and
very thnly elsd GA asking him what was the matter,
he replied he had nothing to eat and upon further ques
tioniug hf learned that he sent out nightly by
his parents who daily spent what he obtained for rum
thing to secure him from the brutal treatment Of his
father There certainly policemen who see this boy
very and you'd not t % OF and hs
proper authority have him put out to some ono, who
would make him man, instead of growing up In the
trade Of begging, Is he II?
The VILLAGE OF SENECA FALLs.-Among the
articles manufactured extensively in this village,
are Ane woosn eassimsres, (the best In the Union)
engines stoves Races patent stove regulators,
and almost every description of castings and mashnery
wooden pumps metallic pumps axes, and edge tools ge-
morally, hoes forks, SO. We have already one large
wooden MILL Eve furnaces three pump shops one paper
msnts In addition 10 the several large Touring mills
The stock ia nearly subscribed for large cotton
mill and old that has been idle for few years IL
likely to be put in operation In the sprpg. Our cti
zsns beginning to understand the Importance Of
combinisg their efforts and the immense natural re-
sources Of the place now stand chance CT being deve
loped.-Ssn. Ceur.
We learn from Fall River that an effort Ia making to
extend the sgpetio telegraph from that place to New