The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
City Intelligence.

CITY intelligence.
THE MEETING THE COMMON COUNCIL.
This evening the members of both boards Of the
Common Council their laoors after the
Returning from the watering places, refreshed like
giants with wine, they will dsspatsh the petit
lions memorials reports correspondence and all other
business with rapidty and energy. The purifying
influence Of the breezes will be found to have
reached even the inner man. and iobbing aud all
such denominations will be spurned by one and all Of
the city fathers. The path of duty will be followed
with single eye and infexbility Of purpose truly
amazing There will DO regard to self at all, but
the interests Of the dear people who placed the Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen where they are viii be
the sole object OF their solictude Their political
titsde does no. under the definition, " q lively
Of favors yet TO come" but deep Of bene
fits already conferred There will be long winled
speeches. all sound and fury, signifyng nothing ~"
Every willtpeak to the point and only say what
is to the purpose, and the demeanor Of members to
each ether will be most respectful aud digahsd-
Among the important questions to be brought
under the confederation Of the brains carriers
Of the city will be the extension Of the Hudson River
Railroad TO Chambers street Whether the hants
aud others, whoss business places down town, will
have to walk up 20 Canal street to the trouble
ana sYpente of second conveyance b briny thom
that far. instead Of getting into the ears ut once at
Cham bers street. Ap~ther public question will be,
whether the purchase for cemetery. Of BerrisH's
Island consisting OF % acres, aud part Of the msn
lnd. copstipg Of 45, In all SO for the very
trifDg sum OF $4,000, will be confirmed. We learn
that tho purchase has actually tsen made subject -
III. sanction OF the city fathers viii they sanction
tins job L. IL suici-0ty large for burying ground!
il IL accessible in the hard irsst Of winter Can tue
pie at the remains Of their deceased
felaives As IL Is Dot in this cOuuty, cannot the
SANITARY authorities Of the county in which the land
IL situate prevent burais there 10 1t quite legal for
Of the city Of New YORK for Instance. could they pur-
chase 1t At Buffalo! II all these questions salts
factorily disposed Of there is anoheri the proposed
price tsir on. Lastly the affair between Alderman
Kelly OF the Sixth Ward, aud the police nan, VINO
prison, merely 10 show mis- power, upon a quarrel
arisipg between them. and after live hours incarcera
tino relcssng him a@o to shos his poSorl iS 10 said
civil suit bar lcen commenced There Is "A rumor Of
motion for committee TO enquire into these cbsi
but the alderman states he viii demand investigation
Lims,iL Thus, 1t will be seen that weshty and ioi
potant affairs OF city government are TO come before
the judges
F,pr ~ BHoapw.r Yesterday morning. n. a quar-
ter past oclock IRE discovered In the second
story Of the building No byS Broadway, Niblos
Garden. IL belongs to SHcer MNshon. who occupy
the basement livery stables. Tho story where the
aIe sil ated u cd exhibition room aud
cred d,Usnias one Of which IL called the Doluge"
exhibited there on Saturday ey.ning ill half past
soeoek when che place was closed by the propristor
Mir alker From the time the lire was fret seen till
the whole enveopod ia dancs, appeared buta
very thurt time indeed The lremen and engaes how
quickly on the spot ana but for their timely
AID great damage WOULD have ensued not only to that
building but to the buildings at either side Ii Was not
till O'Clock that the flames were subdurd aud even
late az o'clock they broke out ag.!n aud it vas
necessary to carry water In buckets to ext!Dsush
tb.m The injury is very considerable. The entire
0iorsna and ell that belonged TO 10, was consumed
The sests that we're fitted up, aud all the furn-
ture Of the room vas burned, tsEether with tho
window fathes, aud the floor partially. The beams
supporting To. floor overhead and the noor itself
much damaged to be useless. The tire entire
ly penetrated through in one place, aud communicated
With the window names, aud burned them also.
Di1ramas had been painting In this room, and they
we're much injured The and walls Of build
ing lba,. slso suffered Tbs lire did not reach the
tnvvn, unless that Is believed to BE- the act Of an
c.udisry The proprietor Of the panorama states that
few nghtt ago the mt d I'm, board In which the
gas pipes inserted Ore from the heat Of the
and esnguished before the audience; and he adds
thu. when he lett he put the gas out aud there was no
TIRE o; Ere In the There Is fire used in
the exhibition but he he saw that extiuguishsd.
The lo,s TO tho building raid be about s2O0o. itis
injured Tor more than that amount The panorama
not injured Captain Noorhis and Assistant Capt.
Dnts, Of the 18Th ward with men, Captain Scat
iii and Assistant Capt Dunn. Of the l&th wsft With
men, aud sytsin FaircLid Of the 18th ward In
attendance. aud rendered Assistance in the .xtDguisn
ing Of III. flames. Pvirck cCudden aud sitz-
gmous arrested for disturbing the peace and
fautirg the members of Hook and Ladder TO. No. 4,
While NJ the IRE. They Of the gang known q
Ia. Rock Bcys who AL With stones aud other mis-
sss various IRE companies la going to and returning
frtm bros They were committed BY Justice Osborne.
Wlntixr fE,rAs.riors.--The fear Of the CUBA ops
ration has ally galvanized the cabinet The reve-
nuerrfice is on the and every means has besn
rut INTO r.quisoD - prevent the segcrsrts passing
cut OF this p0t The revenue cutter stationed here
Iaf been ald ~ nog placed In the nest favorable rO-
fon to prevent the Of evil disposed persons.
Who having DO f'nr for themselves or the Laws arc
rT, pared 90 ~. NECK nothing for annexation.
1l,, Fhe r.. anchored evidence Of the energy OF
the present. cabinet. ready and eager for the tray.
" hat Effort, -Four iieutsbs and one dozen
and bsys. To defend the mighty city OF New York,
20 avoid her participation IN tho forsy anticipated In
Washington.
Darn o. a. Usyso~s EA~-Thc Coroner Last even
Ing held inquest at the porter house. No. 10 West
street hsrt by henry Coyle the body Of unkuOsn
phv i,il expired suddgDly while a. the
bar IL stms the deceated Gale for glass Of brandy,
which gwen 70 him but before taking thr gse
to dfnk H. the decreased Stage red Grouad, fell dYSu,
ard expired Nothing on his person by which the
coroner ctuid sc.rtsin his name. The deceaei wss
dressed In plaid summer coat, brown eneek pants.
black velvet vest, thin calf skin Shoes tra~ has lie
sIp,s,d to be soovs IS pears Of age Verdict, Dis
ease OF the htsrt.h
ssrrrasY OtrssN,rs.--N Michael Talor vas arrested
BY oae-r March nth yard. saturday. for violation
OF the city Ordt In throring tsw in the street
AMI settling II en- nro.
KSo,nrp Dous ~ /. sr.as--John MeSowcn was
Knocked Down BY stage ~ two clock on saturday
afternoon In Green street and was considerably
hurt.
Brorr nt. snorLprR Bf,ur --Fraocis Dilou fell yes.
teidsy IN Robinson street and broke his ouder blade;
vb.b he brought To the station house " the Third
ward, and had IL Get by Or Jcpcs.
Drlru rros WsSr iSp E1fosvpr.--An inquest was
held yesterday, by oioner Waters upon the body OF
n woman, found lying In the back basement OF 215
mott street. sbout o'clock. Verdict" Death nom
want and exposure.
Drsp rrr,sr Fovsp About half past six o'eloek on
Saturday evening, sn infant mou,h oii fvaud
dsa by Sergeant MARKS at the corner - Thirty ninth
ttrs ct sud NJ cUnd avenue.
| Fo,sp pnowrrp.--A little sirl, named Elizabeth
Reeves about eight years Of sge, was found drowned
| yesterday, At the foot VI clarke street.
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