The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-01

ANOTHER GREAr CAsrINo a la,0e corcou... ~
people assembled at Sscor Co foundry, Yesterday
OF the engines for the steamship Ohio one Of George
Laws line OF ocean steamers. This i'm mense csstina
forty tons of metal were used The occasion va, An
interesting one Fifty or sixty operations were ON.
conveying the molten iron from the furn
to the reservoirs 1t poured ITO the moud
Wheu all was ready to run the iron the utmost An xe
~ wss depicted upon every countensnce Every
man was ordered to his post, and the word WAS give
to let on tho iron food On the instant the gate, Of
the Reset voirs raised and the immen a.
pore tnsr seething Surtheps to the proper place Boil
Ing and glowing. the molten iron took its oonrs.
throwing of thousands md thousa ids of aiming ana ~
sles; while the workmen looked like many demons
IN the midst OF the sparkling shower. At length the
mould was filed and the exulting CRY OF Gan RIGHT ~
pared from one end Of the fou adry to the other
SO Ar as could be seen ell had been SUCCESSFUL Thir
" ODD tons OF the late liquid metal was now safely
confined within the artificial walls Of the mould 20 bs
taken hence In proper tims-a triumph Of mec
just outside the foundry stands the mmsns 20
which Is to accompany this bed plate Its dis ystr h,
90 inches The engine Is In course OF ooustruotjon
and will be completed - rapidly - possible. These
offormng them needs to be to be adeouatelv IN
preOi.sed The .teamer: Ohio and Georgts are to b.
noticed are parts Of ons Of them.
THK SUNDAY LIqusR TRApyro-Yestera.v .n.rr...
the committee on the subject of aboshnp the SunSsv
liquor trams waited on the Mayor with petitions. sign
Cd by about $4,000 names John Jay stated ths ob;st
OF the COMMITTEES In oral address to thu M.vor "a
was followed by BENZ Butler who urged tina snhsce
uPVn soo OF tne authorities. The
the COMMITTEES very respectfully; he urbsueIv
pointed out the difficulties to be encsuntersS in IT,
case ~nie eur existing statutes prevail and expressed
his determination t. do all In his power e msintsis
geod order and preserve the peace
DESTITUTE lMmroRASrs.-The citizens resident In
the lower wards complain Of the hordss of dsstitute
H. migrants who the streets bege from door
TO door The means OF the Commssio ners OF Emigrs-
ton not being adequate to the demand upon them
they are forced to refuse aid numerous applies ute
who having Of their own are Obliged TO beg
or starve What be done? and whose duty IL IL TO
abate the nuisancei
FiRSs "A fire broke out on Tuesday night in thu
cabinet shop Of Mr. Irvin in Twenty street near
First avenue. which totally DESTROYED together
with the contents. IRE broke out YESTERDAY morn
ing In the basement Of house No 143 Houston street
which was put ont with trining damage.
A BIRD The HArp 10 WoRrH Two IN ruR Bu..
The old adaRs was realized q few days since bv
one JosspS Hedges jr native Of one of the towns IN
Massachusetts, who arrived here few dSys ago with
about forty Others who had formed oompa for Cat
fornfs and elected Hedges their captsn the assooato
vas called the Hampton MI ming and Trading Compsuv
This captain, on behalf Of the company obartsr.d.
schooner, and received from the msnbers vsrious
sums, from $26 up to $3.50 behalf Of their
amounting In all to near $4,000 This sum prov.S "a
be Of too great temptation, causing him to h.,crs
dishonest, BY stepping out from his comsanIons w,sh
all the money, and II 10 said he has prooee isd IN -
California by land This IL one OF the dissd vsntsgss
the members OF companies liable to vhsn tboes an
trusted with funds become dIshonest Rrossosy
Stoksy has the bu iDess in for the nsr
e and ne may yet out eR the escape of the ptsin
FArAL AcoIDErr Tho Coroner held an lnnusst
yesterday at No. POS Mott street. the body Of MAJ.