The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-01
City Intelligence
CITY POLITICS.

now declare that they never intended to run Mr.
Havemeyer, and that his name was only proposed in
order to show his weakness In tho convention ct Tam
many Hall. This may DO true, and probably is so;
could only judge Of tn they appeared
In places where politcs were discussed and in such
neotion with the oaos; but n the leaders desy the
charge Of having oyer thought OF dominating him. We
%u.s believe eth that they never dia They win meet 81
probability nominate their candidate selecting II pos
sibe, man who will bring out the entire strength Of
A Commissioner Of the Aims House is to be elected
at the coming election, ndng tho late law
providing for the appointment Of the Of the
department The governors will go into oHios I'M
til after the November elections, and meantime
bead Hctr will b required to take tho place of Com.
| In tho the 9Th ward Henry Erben has been aomina.
ted for Alderman and Ira Burge for Assistant Alder
man
In the Sd ward, the wings divided 1t is said
that there Is party who are net willing to abide BY
tho nominations made at the Warren street ooavsa-
| ton.
Porter @ Sherman has been nominated for Alder
man, and Samuel Paterson for Assistant Alderman
| by the wings Of tho 18th ward
In tho 10th ward, the old hunkers have nominated
j. M. Marsh for Alderman, and Charles Francis for
SMALL for Alderman. MIR Small il tho present As
eistsnt Alderman from that ward. Another whig
man. and David Miller for Assistant ASsrmsn A'u'l
In the 18th ward, the old hunkers have nominated
Jsmes Mariner for Alderman, and John P. Angevine
The wings OF the 7th ward will probably put up Nor.
| gan MorR DIS for Alderman
In the 4th ward Archibald Hall has been nominated
for Alderman and Dr. - Nc Alstsl for Assistant AL.
derman, by the wings
RAILROAD AcCIDENr-Mr. Taylor, Sheriff Of Putnam
county came to bis death on Tuesday evening BY be-
Ing crushed by the wheel Of car, ON the New York
and Harlem Railroad. In conseq Of his attempt.
Ing IN an imprudsnt manner TO get on board of the
and got under motion. An ipQuest held on the
body, and tie jury found that the usual notice had
Of due care any blame Ia chargssble upon the con-
ductsr agents on board the train but that the
curreDce was entirely accidental, and 90 far they
were concerned, unavoidable.
GUNrowpEa SEIZED - On Friday night, policeman
found thirty kegs Of gunpow In hay loft In Thirty
fourth street, near the Third avenue Tho powder
vile.
The CORPORATION LIBRARY.-One of the vacated
court rooms I'VE think the formerly o court
Uom oS Inc xios, Cn.neslor2 ha. bsen atted up a.
pors,ion Library" for the Of the Mayor Aldermen
and Assissnts and their friends It is divided into
ment Will contain the city records papers and pro-
ceediDgs the second viii contain State papers nd do
Gu S tsI,, the third papers and
the centre of the loom Is placed large ocsgon table
at which the members and vsters sit upon which
other periodicals. both fo:egn and domestic An in.
sttution Of this sort was much needed IS an append
age to corporate system and hope the city f.
theirs will pro6t BY for undoubtedly there is some
room for improvement By these remarks do not wish
to be Understood as casting the slightest any, mpu
tston on the literary taste nd uirements the
thy Aldermen and Assistants AL We mean to say,
then, s that by of It, they will be brought togs
cupstaDces which will have tendency to enlighAn,
and give them justsr and more comprebe nsvs views
OF reform and rstrencbment and, perhaps, ia the
which the streets may In future be kept tolersbly
clean. We understand that Aldermen Franklin and
Stevens were the orignators Of it, 80, much credit
is due to them rot only for its for
the tssts displayed by them in its interior arrange
ments.
past, says Brooklyn paper, the house of Luther B.
Wyman. No. ITO Henry street, has been burgls-
stolen from his siseping apartment They had
been deposited In . drawer, which has not been sx-
smned for fortnight, and their loss was not dis
burglary must have been committed during the even
ing when he was absent from home About three
weeks since tho servant was alarmed by stout man
in the back yard who made his by leapng the
fence. The stolen property is altogether valued SS
Religious Intelligence.
h. Ion s%uas, before Easter
Dsy s-Mondsy in Easter week iO-Tussd.y in
sunday after Easter asst Mark, the Evangslist.
$50 Sunday after Easter.
The Bishops Of Vermont and Rhode Island have pub.
shed earnest pastoral letters In behalf Of the mission
to Constsntnope.
The BisAops Of the Eve British North American Do.
ceees propose to meet at Halifax, Ascension Day,
Synod In the Colonial Church and must therefore be
- an occasion Of great interest and impor
tance.
At the first native confirmation held In tho Cstbe.
dral Of Calsutta eighty Ave males and seventy I've
females from Baripur, Thaksparkar, Ramnengs Mizs-
pur and Ag.rpsrA, we're confirmed The bishop dell
vered an address on the occasion which translated
into Bengal by the Rev P Sandys.
About sixty prefsssoss with salaries varying from
Gioo to E3oo per num- are TO b appointed In Sir r.
thousand candidates for those not very lucrative stus
tions.
MIR Bouvsris has obtained leave to bring In BILL
without being subject to any penalties restrictions
MIR. 0lsd.s one supports the measure II 10 intended
for the relief Of like that Of the Rev MIR shore
The poverty strichen people Of the Diocese Of Meath
have through Bhhop Gard selfs exertions subscribed
fAO00 in cid Of the Irish fund for the support Of his
Holmes Pope Plus TX.
For the FIRST time since the Reform alton the csrsmo
ny Of consecratng abbot has just taken place in
ELglsnd The eccissastc thus honored il the su BE-
rior OF the monastery In Charnwood Forest Leicester
shire.
Mr. Lee, an English curate and well. neanine man,
but very eupcrsttous insists upon having the heavy
font taken to the brock before baptism because the
ought not to be conveyed into the church In
unconsec Grated ute ps
Tbs Missionary, in alluding to St. Mary's Hall and
Burlington College, New Jersey, says The fou nder
and b. OF these Institutions ia Aok With
ceveut gratituds Goa the retoraton aud rsfuvxo-
rston Of hs hesh has the sstisisctsn inform the
patrons and friends Of both that having been relieved
from their financial and msnagsm- mt, he viii be
enabled to d.vote himself unreser'ediy, and with
greatly increased ability to his proper work In their
coIauc ana supervision The catalogue Of the hail,
for the winter term. contains the names OF hum
sixty scholars and twenty four teachers and
thai ST the col ese ct one hunsred sud
ecbsre and nineteen teachers, making the rank aud
III. in tbe two, dedno ina sucn teachers duty
IN both thres bu, d, ed ano tweDtysx
Tie Rev Robert 3. Fart sirn has resigned the REQ
tfv.k ain af brist Irpv oarn R.cta
Ct ST. Johns Churcn, saltwater. Ssrstops county
Appointments by the President.
DEPAH,mErT OF STArE.-Jose pn Bates, to oe Marshal
. VI the UpiJeo Sistet Tor the DisspGL 81 rsxas
Pvs1 UtfiCE DyPArrMhsr --Szm uei Ro-~b burg,
Ttttbu,g vice T. McKibbin. David Pswsrs,, Ss,..
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