The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08


LrsUrENAHT-CoLoSEL BuLGARIsI BURorHAL CIVIL
AND MILITARY DiNsEk ais uistipguis isd Austrian
oosr who fresh from the sanguinary streets Of Wen
IA, where no fought for days lively without
inrerDissiop, never have been iuformed
takiog OF hi boots during al that time, haaf
oily, eAd taken the house, No II City Hall P soe,
wh're We understand he mas opened kind Of private
Club House for the reunion Of social aud chiefly mil
tary persons distinction Of ell enjoy the
benefits OF good cheer, by of good combustion
We had tho pleasure yesterday Of meeting select Com
psny ~ the inaugural dnn.r wh-rs We had sas d)wn
In the BIZ autol saloon up stairs In nguished cir
ole to snterta not to be SURPASSED for the ex
quisits rennems hs cookery and the -ly spicu
rean d%Dcscy aud richness u every dish individually,
and the whole sntsrtai omenr effectively We had
the honor this occasion Of miushpg with some Of
the most distinguished representatives of the COM
m roe the bar, and the press Of city while the
present. in the person of highly bonorsd and we'll
Know represe ntsvs the dsii gu. he'd house Of
the Rothsohilds house opened undsrsuch auspices
by one 90 sellknown, and person lily respectable
and amsbe Colonel Burgthal, will be- doubt not,
the svorts resort Of the a@arsurs OF good society
good manners, good cheer and quiet moderate enjoy
ment In this great city Of snjoyments
PREsrNrMENr GRAND JUaY Tho Grand
Jury which empap Heled some six weeks since to
enquire into the manifold abuses which said to
prevail in many departm nts OF city institutions
will make their grand preseutmspt at one O'Clock to-
been in session day after day for Eve weeks, working
at times ten hours per day They have had before
them al sorts OF public fuuconsries aud private in
dividuss; judges and convicts policemen and pur-
veyors editors reporters prosecuting stor p,i
son keepers and many others have been called upon
to testify The result Of all the Investigations will
appear in the presentment and the will
appear In the columns of the Herald It is said that
there has been considerable squirming among inter.
eeted parties. and that some rich have tran.
epired while the rand inquest OF the Court of Over
and Terminer have been engaged in this matter. We
shall see what good results effected by these nves
LEGATIONS
The CRY, YEsrERDAY.-The city pre- sentsi An APP
pearance ofgrsat quiet yesterday. which the more
remarkable in comparison with the life and hustle of
che preceding six days. The Og broke in great
beauty and the sun sent down its rays in soft and
warming myriads. making thankful the hearts Of
Thousands of poor citizens who had suffered greatly
from cold for the preceding week The vsning was as
pleasant As the day The moon rose in beauty and
brillancy and brought out many pleasure. seekers,
who could not Withstand the mptaton engage in
sleigh ride The absence Of the omnbuses from the
streets gave clear way to private conveyancss and
the tjingling Of tiny bells was again heard In tho
Shorouehfsres. 1t II q long time since our citizens
have enjoyed 20 excellent of seighing, and all
who able determined to make the most Of It.
1t msy be we'll for all who have yet ventured out
to avail themselves Of an early opportunity, for the
certainly recurring January thaw must be upon us
coon, and will undoubtedly dssipate the snow which
now renders the sleighng SO excellent.