The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

going on, meeting was organized In the back room,
at which Jas ID. Oliver chairman, and Gerard
Stuyvesant and Samuel Demott were vice chair
men; Erastus Brooks L wsdsworth, Horace Greeley,
and b. II. Roraine were the speakers
Another meeting organized in the street at which
Marcus D Berrich presided, and ErsstIs Brooks and
Horace Greeley spoke Taking the whole assembsge,
1t was very large and enthusiasts.
city Intelligence.
Music BY TELEoRArH.-We had the pleasure this
evening" Of listening to the transmission of music by
telegraph, over the wires from Boston to New York.
in this city when there pause in business opera
tions Mr.. w. Porter young but skilfu operator in
We replied Yankee Doodls;" and to our surprise
he i'm me diatey complied with our request The in
ttroment commenced drumming the no,ss OF the tune
could have made them at the head OF regiment and
many will be astonshsd to hear that Yankee Doodle
can travel by lightning We then called for "Hail'
Columbia when the notes Of that national air
distinctly beat of. We then asked for +" Aud Lang
Sine,n the notes sounds Of which also trans
mitted A friend called for " Old Dan Tucker" when
MIR Porter also sent that tune and, If nythng, in
more perfect manner the others perfec fly and
that good instrumental performers could have had no
difficulty in keeping time with the Instrument at this
end Of the wires This is Of many Geographic no.
velties.
INTENSE CoID-So intense was the cold, yesterday,
that 1t keenly felt thrsugh the thick folds of
and the fuel in the stoves and CRATES
increased in every house During one part of the day
there actually Q slight sprnkling of flying
about in thin flakes.
took her departure yesterday with fourteen
and Sl37 2lS In spece Only engine is to be used
as her motive power
FAsHIoNAnLE INTELLIGENCE - On dit about town. that
Auguste Belmont, Esq the agent Of the Rothschilds
married yesterday, to q daughter Of Commodore
Perry Of the United States Navy
"THE Two DRoMIos ~ There are two Aldermen Kel-
lys in the Common Council and IL would from the
Courier and Enquirer that, owing to recent
confounded with the other Another whig paper says
they both alarmed at the probability OF such mis-
take, and takes great pains to distinguish besween
cultivate the surages OF the Irish One OF them how
ever IL denscrat THAT Pstrick) and the other is
whig chat is James, and the Courier adds that he Is
genuine old Clay whig One would think there was
sufficient distinction here But there is more yet TO
come James Is baker, and Alderman for the quiet
Second ward; while Patrick s spirit dealer and AL
derDan for the fighting Sixth Furthermore James Il
President the Board II Aldermen whereas Patak Is
only plain member of the body, without any other
adjunct prefix Lastly, James IL . member OF the
mittee Patrick does not belong to that body James
candidate for the nomination for Sheriff Patrick
not; James retres from the Common Council and will
consent TO be put in nomination.; Patrick Is =
didate reelection Alderman of the Sixth ward
in opposition TO the Brennaus and the Foote's Not
gentlemen that Is In danger of being
mistaken for the other when the newspapers curtly
speak OF either as alderman kelly and, Ike keith, the
talized by Shakespeare in his Comedy Of Errors the
mistakes sometimes highly amusing
TRAVEL ON THE HUDsos-The the Hudson
River Railroad will hereafter start from the OF
Canal and Hudson streets, to which point the city
track has been completed, aud will run to Peekski
heretofore to connect with the boat Tor Poughkeep
sic. See advertisement, In another column.
A DEop MuoH-0n Tuesday evening woman
ofrepectsbe appearance and decent garb fell into the
hands Of the police Of the LIST ward under extraord
nary crc She absolutely tpsey in the
streets, and they took her in chsrge. She lived up
town and had been spending the evcsing with some
friends who unfortunately persuaded her to take more
liquor in diluted state, than she ought In order
grief for the loss OF her bubana who lately
| fttll Mt afa
morning that she was ashamed 20 leave the station
house and wanted razor to suit her throat or some
other instrument OF destruction TO take away her fe
| DrArH Nv HrmoRnHAGE THE LuNcs The Coroner,
yesterday held inquest at No 27g Pearl street, on
the body of " lillian Goodwin, aged AZ years born In
Scotland who his death by hemorrhage of the
lungs The deceased IL seems, kept boarding house
at the above number and for time past has been
abeIiDs under an sieetion OF the lung Ssstsrasy
| OF his health, and while the dock, he WAS
taken suddenly with severe bleeding at the lungs
and yomited large quantity. carriage was sent for
and the deceased placed therein but on arriving ut
his residence he found to be dead Verdict accord
ingly.
| supprS Dr.rH About seven O'Clock this morning
| MIR William Goodwin In going from his residence, No
10 Pearl street to the foo. OF Maiden lane, burst
blood vessel lie was placed In a carriage and tsker
home, ~here he died In few minutes. He has beer
| unwell for some time past.
| RESCUED FROM DsAIH.-Last evening about half pas
6oclock James Crawford, being in state Of intoxca
ton tell into the river the foot OF Wall street and
only escaped wAtery grave by the exertions OF poles
officers McCsrty and Black OF the LIST ward who came
to hi- and conveyed him TO the station house.
| INrrIMrNr OF MR. Consult csterday, the re-
msins Of Mr.. George w. Cornell, who was recently
| drowned at Barren Island. upon fishing excursion
we're inferred the body having been recovered two days
| ago IL was conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery, from
bis rssidspcr, 1917 Allen street at o'clock. accom-
panied by the friends and relatives Of the deceased
the Masonic ard Odd FsIlos Lodges Of which he was
q member and by two comp anies " the 9th regiment
| TO wach he belonged The procession was an i'm
and included numerous respectable citizens
TARoEr FxcuRsIoNs
| The Independent Auoesseoh Guard, Of jersey City
! comm andsd by A III. Cummings, proceeded ycster
day 20 Mount Merrie, q target excursion TSeJ
| nun bered thirty five muskets and looked well
The Frontier Guard, capt. John Shave. passed The
Herald ofhee yesterday, their return from target
practice.
The Young Mechanics Guard also passed. and bor'
| themselves like SOLDIER