The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31

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As soon a. the announcement of Mr. H . nomination
heavy Rroins given Three cheers were then pro-
posed and given for Brady three for CALENDER SO
great the excitement that number Of the friends
Of Mr.. made their exit through back window while
the snathemas Of the crowd were heaped upon them,
AID swearing to support wing candidate rather than
the nominee Of that convention. 1t expressed BY
several that such feeling manifested in old
Tammany before. During the time of the ballotng
fight was begun in the crowd but the people being
that way dpossd the parties separated without
the loss of bosd breakage of limb The greatest pos
sbe confusion prevailed and tho crowd when called up
adour to the house Of Mr. Havermeyer and copgra
tuste him cried out "d-n Hevcrmeyer, we'll 60 the
Wing before him u
Mr.. Gilieadsr made his appearances in few moments
ct the Pewter Mug, next door, and was greeted with
cheers while the same strain Of Impressions and
pressiouS OF prejudice hsaped uron the of
Havemeyer 1t was announced that the nomination
would be overuled at the county meeting IL possible
and If that tailed 1t would be found wanting at the bal
lot box.
The FnENcn REVOLUTION This glorious event still
the topic of every circle and every CLOVIS
with feeling Of satisfaction and delight One OF the
most glorious demonstrations witnessed in the CITY,
since the achievement Of American Independence, will
sion his honor the Mayor viii preside Here is copy
Of a letter, in which he accepted the invitation -
MAYoR's OFFICE, New YORK, March %.
SiRI have received tho invitation to preside at the
public meeting to be held in thu Park Monday next
in commemorstion of the recent glorious events in
Of citizens OF seven different nations My own sym.
pathies warmly enlisted in behalf OF fellow
republicans of France that should do violence to my
feelings to refuse my cooperation in any to
convey to thu republicans Of France the expressions
congratulations IRON the republicans Otths United
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which have been honored, and will preside upon the
occasion named
"Iam, sir, respectfully, yoxrs,l
"WILLlAM v. BRADY.n
The spirit Of liberty and patriotism barns in the heart
when the uui,et colonies Of this happy and pros
perous republic were struggling to throw on the yoke
Francs nsw to tho and fought successfully for
that liberty row so bountifsy enjoyed by the mbers
aid In reAoundns the liberty Of Frauos her infan sss
and Will offer every assistance keep that oppres
sion which has for 90 long time rested upon her
THE WEArHKR-The weather yeyerdsy was perfect.
~ delightful Tho sun rose from . clear horizon and
pursued bis courss uninterrupted by even single pass
ing cloud The wind bow all day from the west gsa
Dretze The night came on IS pleasantly tho day
had passed. and no appearance of unpleasant weather
was visible. other than that small white cloud was
strung along the western horizon.
MANsLAUsarEa.-CoronerW affairs was called vester.
day to hold inquest at the City hospital BODY
OF VIM }. Miller, native Of New York. aged about 20
years, who came to his death under tho following cir
cumstances.- Between 10 and IL O'Clock on Sunday
night last. young man, whose is reputed to be
lanes Cassidy or Casseriey called at refectory No
MIR g. NJ. Milier teacher OF dancing, and requested
he latter to rcfuad two dollars that HAD paid b
for nsuo ions on account of not having ATTENDED tho
iul time for which ho had paid in advance MIR S. NJ
not having any money at the time told Cassidy to call
was about Leaving tho refsctory, sail, Ia menacine
tone that he would call ouce more, and that would bs
tbs last time he would CALI whsreupon the deceased
marked that be (msanipg Cassidy had not better
come ssain il he intended to mike u mu.s thsre
shortly afterwards Cassidy returned to the rs.
fectory and commenced quarrelling with Mr. Miller
calling hir by hard names, whom the deceased to-
wards Cassdy, and told him to leave the place his
refusing 90 so, The deceased took hold OF Co.sidv
and tusse which lasted minute or two enaued some
body who pres ,nt called watch when Cassidy left
the saloon with knife In his hand and sso joined in
the alarm Almost Immediately afterwards the deceased
bscsme quite faint, ana discovering blood repaired TO
the ONCE of Dr. Nslssn sil No LAG Grand street to
still the deceased was taken to the City Hospital
wnere he expired on Wednesday, afternoon Dr. Gsores
retets house surgeon At the City Hospital testiasi
that when the deosnsed brought to the hosotaI
he was bleeding protusey from wound two and half
in length FRUSTRATING the right side oh,s
The deceased stated that he hat been stabbed in the
oyster saloon kept by himself by man whom he old
ROT know; but that his brother knew him by name and
That &c was net aware that he had been stabbed until
aoou. nvs minutes after tho frsess Thu wounds were
dressed and the deceased appeared to be doing we'll un
I'll Iuessay morning From that time he failed rapidly
animation being mace the wound was fou.d TO extend
to the Igat lung and large collection OF bloody reruy
lions Of Inflammation of tn, pleura The vonps ws.
tDs cause OF death. The jury, after q brief consuta
ton rendered verdict that the deceased cos 70 his
ueetn py wound indicted on the eyeyug of the 2s:h
instant o. tho houee No 4f3 Brosday b. man called
James cassidy, or Casserney; whereupon warrant WAS
issued Tor ire of Cassidy The de-
was member CT the order of Uaited Americana
sxe uAeh onsrge OF the body for intsrment which
Is 10 take place on Sunday afternoon next.
NARsow EscsrE FROM DrAru.-About two o,,,oo,
yestefday afternoon twenty of the workmen cn,sre Ia
the shp yard OF Messrs Smith & Dmond mada "a most
miraculous eecape from death. They were taking a
= new steamship, baildipg for The mail lima rs,
Iwsen Panama and Oregon and when they had nesriv
feaohed the ship the scoldng gave way and fell 10 the
zfouru tne beam remaining uson their shoulders until
slightly hurt and tho leg Of another but not ,ulciepv
20 prevent them fsom work. The distances was about
altess lee. Ths brow was strongly botsd and proppea
.ns neisnt upon 1t pressed Of the props
iSds o rs proper postios, end Immediately all the
'olts were drawn BY the PRESSURE and tho brow fell
AcciprNr.-A isbofipg man named Martin Ehier was |
very rerously ured yorerday afternoon bv
any a,us rom the s. anodiog Of building at
set He was taken to tina city hospital
Fiars "A fire broks ont about one o'clock Yesterday
~ 'ns Ia the thoe store of Georgs Ku,z No $50
y an street, which put with trlfiine damage
nse broke ont also about one o'clock sterday
g 10 'ne mouse NO. 81 Vesey street, whioa was also
'ut out with tr1iBg damage.
Common Council.
board or ALDERMEN This board met last eve npg,a a.
O'clock The PRESIDENT M. Franklin, Esq In the ohAir
'he reading 81 the minutes was dlspensed with
french Hsuolufien Tho following cOmmunicat alton
'as received from his Honor Tho Mayer and asosptsd;
MAvoR's Orrrog, March 30, 1919.
% THE HoNorAsLr rHE CoMMer CoUsoIL;-
GsDtlsuen. 1ns steamer Caledonia, which has ar
wed from Liverpool aosg tne present vees brings the
porsut gratifying iuteIligenca that France IN
apu American minister In Frnnce haa