The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-11
CITY

THE ELrcrIoN-Ths election comes Of TODAY and
.sssdy tho city h alive With those who have travelled
the battles Of the day. All things ready and the
old sixth already begins to show signs Of fight shsshs
and bricks were plenty In the ward last night
barrels were burning at every There being
ysra candidates in the nsd it is generally supposed
for years before The subject Of was
spoken of last night and 1t s not that the
trying illegal voters In ell tns wards there Is power
fa enort made by the contending parties of
comic, tragic and ridiculous nature Will prevail
IRISH REPUBLICAN MEETING The meeting held last
evening" at the Shaks2eare Hotel for the purp 81 of
Organizing An Irish Brigade" In this city tsin-
kind we have ever witnessed In New York true
Irish spirit, under the banner Of DISCRIMINATORY It
would appear, has been evoked, and all differences
were forgotten Money and men freely fersd and
several oiled their and handed their subscrp-
visited BY French delegation headed by an excellent
band The Marseles hymn sung Il street outside
pointed to have control Of the funds and munitop. to
equip the brigade and an i'm mediate enlistment has been
determined upon We have often many irish meet.
iags In New York. but never before meeting OF this
css Of our citizens With greater pleasure Of xed
and determined resolution whose vaor iutsg-
OF doubt-6ghtng men-and With such spirit coming
before their fellow citizens in New York the raising Of
an Irish brigade Is but the work of moment We re.
gret that Of matter tho our CITY election
prevents our giving full report Of the proceedings
TIE FaErsH REvoLurIoN So great was the admira-
which his Honor the Mayor and the Common Council
participated in the denomination in the Park honor
OF the revolution in France that Last plight pair of
beautiful nsgs wei presented to tho
Ccapc In token Of the appreciation Of the French Of
this city
The WsArHER Yesterday was q most delightful
day 1t was he the pleasant days of the dust
sprinkling the street, qulse peasant. Their. il
stu M Psarsn nue. rain
FIRE-A fire broke out about half past two o'cockyer
terday morning in the house at the of C
snd Centre Streets caused by the burstnR Of Of the
rstoits 1t was put out with tridilg damage
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL man, name uskuo,xp Wa
Killed yesterday morning. by jumping from ID Croton
Falls train Of the New York and Harlem Rally ,sd Dion
near Hunts Bridge, in Westohester county.
ISorNpIARM 1T really seams almost u.sttsr Of Inn
business to destroy the property Of hossst ana upright
iDdividuals Not week has passed, aacs the 6rss Of
March, that several stables have been dssroved bv
the torch of the incendiary and In many num-
oies Of revenge II revepee it b., is il possible more
criminal than human murder for the life of the brute
tihen to avenge hatred against the master Only
week ego three more large stables IN Mercer street.
were burned and on Saturday night Webbs ship yard
aud again the scoupdrels who touched the match
capped There is probability, that II the greatest pre-
caution IL not taken condsgrston qaal any or the
former will be tho result There Generally being
In stables quantity of hay tbs flames make such pro-
geess In so short time that Impossible to the
oudioG and should they persist in their vilsnous pro
ceedings, the results will be NEST serious
CHEAT FARE Comp tion on the North River h..
reduced the fare bstween New York and ALBANY ,oI
cents Last night the monster steamer Isaac rJ.vton
showing due appreciation by thu public TO- this nost
Ing palace. She was In charge Of AoH r E,o The
steward, commander pro TEN Ia the abssv o. Of
Peck, being detained ct home by illness.