The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31
Edward z. Cowlss
James Lynch

James Lynch
The WEATHER During the forenoon of yesterday,
the weather in this region was exceedingly hne The
In the breeze that oontrssted forcibly with the
ness Of the air for the preceding hrse four days
consequences were dirty streets sour countsn ss
and mud stained garments. We may reasonably ex.
pect some settled and pleasant weather shortly.
The IRIsH REBELLION IN AMERIcA.-At about i've
o'clock yesterday afternoon, there was lively
opposite Guern's doo;, in front Of the City Hotel
which for moment indicated grand demonstration,
inasmuoh - Capt nj. N. Croft pulled the Of Mr..
VIM. H. Mitchell. brother OF the celebrated John
Mitchell for having doubted that he, Croft had actu-
attempted outbreak.
FiRE-A Ore broke out about 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning IN the for, castle Of the soop willard lying
before material damage was sustained
UNKNowN WOMAN DIEp.-The Coroner held An In
quest yesterday at alumber yard In West street, on
the body Of an unknown woman. aged about 40 years.
apparently native Of Ireland, who found BY one
the policemen lying dead in the lumber yard stuat
ealn West street, In the Ninth ward. ON the body
being examined by Dr. Holmes, he Of opinion that
the deceased came to her death by At verdict 40.
cordinsy.
ARRAY IN WILLIAmsBuae.-OnT Thursday two men,
PANIED Carrigsn and McDunis were engaged in . CON
troversy In Williamsburg whom Carrissn, who IL .
butcher, with clesver inflicted severe wound upon
Mechanics face and throat. Mod. was conveyed to
the hospital, and Carrigsn taken into custody.
ArYAIRs IN BRooxLYN.-The Comptroller Of Brook
Ign has made his annual repsrt showing that sister
city has expended within the past year. $l0o 5s7 &C.
for the following purposes Paying salaries expenses
Of special elections, contingent expenses cleaning
streets, repairing streets watch account Ore depart
ment, and lighting streets: The amount expended Is
$40 667 40 than the appropriations 10 the
hegpniDg Of the year. and hence debt Of that amount
IL created. The Brookiynts are mplaining Of high
taxes and some Of the papers Are predicting bankrupt
cy the result Of the excess Of ap
propriations and revenues.
On "wednesday afternoon, well dressed man. While
passing from this city to Brooklyn In the ferry
boat Montauk, was smoking in the door Of the Iades
cabin, when Mr. Van Dyne the conductor Of the boat
requested him to 90 over to the other side % IL vas
against the rues Of the boat to smoke In or near the
cabin appropriated to the ladies'. He did net move
however, and Mr. Van D. put his hand upon his elbow
when the smoking individual struck him in the face
with heavy stick which he carried in his hand The
conductor was severely wounded by the blow had the
bridge Of his broken, and frghtful cash cut be-
meath his eye. On the Montauk resohing Brooklyn,
the man was given Ia charge Of an osioer Who tool
him before magistrate, who, according to the Eagle
committed him to jail. The offending party gave his
name o. Edward Tremaine
WHIe NOMINATIONS IN BRooKLYr.--For Mayor, Ed
ward COPELAND for City Judge, Jesse c. Smith for Po-
lice Justice, Truman Smith for Justices Of the Peace
John King and John G. Smith for Supervisors Of
the nrst seven wards, Nloholss G Rhodes, Thomas
SulIivsn,W. q. Dillingham;, Anthony B. Ostrem. VIM.
Seaman for Supervisor Of the 9Th and 9th wards,
John g. Bergen.