The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

rs credit to city and to the institution which
we are indebted for it's erection The artistic elegance
and ornamental work of its interior with the curiousy
wrought devices Of the order, well worth seeing;
and, no doubt vast members will be attracted from
every part Of the country, to witness the ceremony
Independently of the attractions the edce and the
grand ceremonial of the Odd Fellows the programme
the musical entertainments presents stronger induce
ents to the lovers of melody and song We shall pub
fish report Of the particulars of this very
interesting celebration.
NEW ADVANCEMENT FOR THE ENGLISH Mail STEAMERS.
MIR. Brady, the Postmaster with view Of &C.
commodating the mercantile community, has decided
on keeping the English steamer mails open for half
an hour later than heretofore The mails for this Office
will therefore clIse hereafter at eleven o'clock for
steamers sailing frsm this port: and four o'clock for
the steamers which sail from Boston, instead Of l0
and SO, heretofore The mail for the steamer will
close on Tuesday at four O'Clock PM.
FIRE-About ten O'clock last night fire broke out
In No lG0 Anthony street caused by the accidental
upsettng Of a camphene lamp. Officers Feeny and
Gilgan succeeded in arresting the progress Of the
flames before the fire engines arrived The damage is
but trivial.
BAD WATER.-A pump in Commerce street. near
Blocker is in very bad condition. the well containing
large quantity OF tagnan water This very repre-
hensible, in these cholera times
VAoRAScY.-Mary Ann Derry was arrested a va
grant, by officer Hsryey. She had very young child
Ia her arms frightfully ematated, and almost dead
As, from her appearance, the officer suspected the
child did not belong to her he took it from her and
sent 1t to the Aims House.
ALIVE YEr.-Charles A. Gicguel called at tho Office
yesterday to say he is not dead that either the fsa
theirs were not heavy enough, or his neck too
red home in state Of insensbility. We thought, at
the time, 1t was an odd thing to kill man with
feathers
THE SCENE IN GREuNwIcH SrREEr-We are informed
by French Louis that uni Intentional made
In our paper Of yesterday, under the above head A
person from Bloomingdal had hired one carman to
nerm An m nts from a
boarding house, l32 Greenwich street, to Blooming
dale. The carman promised to take them at certain
price; within fifteen minutes, the person who
pioyed him got impatient at slight delay, and
Ployed second carman. The latter had the goods
war Of words took place, and crowd collected of
course. At this juncture French Louis who hap
ened 70 be passing by in the Legitimate discharge Of
his business interfered Peacemaker The Blooming
dale gentleman paid the second three shillings
for the trouble he had in loading the goods they
were put on the cart of the first carman and taken
quietly away. French Louis says that he neither
struck, did he offer to strike either of the Garment
he merely acted as mediator and interpreter. More
over, he never has been. informed, engaged
runner for any boarding house. but as clerk and
runner for steamboats,, railroads and forwarding
agents In proof Of this are TOLD that the two
men are ready and willing to come forward and testify
to French Louis wellintentioned disposition in the
whole matter.
SuIcIpE-A sad Of suicide discovered yester
day morning at No. so Bayard street 1t appears that
MIR Noah c. Parsons, who resided at that number has
been depressed in mind for several days past and
Saturday night between and 10 o'clock, while in bed
he remarked to his wife that he could not Sleep and
that he would get and take walk in the street that
he might his reurn sleep better the balance of the
night. Mr. Parsons accordingly, as Mrs Parsons
thought left the room to go into the street. and did
not return. This created alarm, and search
made early in the morning and the body Of Mr. Parsons
was found in the prvy dead with his throat cut almost
from to and lying alongside Of him. The
deceased man of 20 years Of age and native Of
Massachusetts, No particular cause can be attributed
for the commitment Of the rash act. We understand
the Coroner will hold an inquest on the body to-day
FOUND DSowNEp.-The Corner called to hold an
inquest yesterday, on the body Of William symptom,
aged 90 years, who found floating in the North
River, foot Of Pier No. Z. The body identified to
be seaman lost overheard from the bark Bavaria
about week since.
Police Intelligence.
Before Justice Lothrop.-The Police Court Is the
fvorte resort of certain class of people who imagine
that the magistrate always give them justice and
criminal charges; the differences more especially
listing between man and wife generally brought be-
fore the police court for adjudication In many Of
to decide who is in the right or in the wrong. The
wife if she is good looking in instances carries
fusay goes against the husband a full
examination; but the other hand If the parties
about equally matched. the Justice decides accord
ingly-[Bunsbyl Some complain of breaches of pro-
mise before marriage and others complain of breaches
after marriage so that the Justice is puzzled consider
ably at times to know which tack to make sail. A
rather funny of the latter count took place on
Saturday morning, in which the husband accused his
better half with q breach Of promise after marriage
The complainant q neat chubby good looking
little sailor Of about Eve feet high twenty three years
of age and fresh from q cruize with a cou ntenance
red and weather beaten and, wthal. the picture of
health This dear little sailor, who said his name
John Elliot, although he always shipped BY the name
OF John q. Morrill,. got married to one Maria Field
very pretty looking young woman Of about twenty
years, after two days courtship. However, the
reader judge better the merits of the case by
giving the Jack. tars version.
MAGIsrRATE-Ofhcer Mcdonald what is the charge
against this young woman aria Field! see, by the
retun made by the captain Of police that she threa-
'ened to commit suicide
OFrrcER-I brought in last night from the board
ing house of Mrs MCGOWAN, in Franklin square.
There q in the house, and was called in
and this young woman charged with going to COM
init suicides and this sailor who says he is husband
along to the station house, aud preferred the
charge.
ELLIer--Yes, Judge. she is my wife, and no mistake
" You lie,v said Maria
"Sience" said the Judge.
Shut up,n said the officer.
"You 60 to h-n," said Maria. 81 shsn't shut up
for you, any how m 90
MAGIsTRATE-Oficer, keep that woman still. John
let me have your complaint
EIIroT.-judge arrived In this here port about 10
IL days ago and put up in Franklin squares asd this
young woman | introduced to- by q shipmate Of
mine, as a very nice girl Well do you Soc took .
shine to her right Off cause took her to be good
girl, and an honest one, too. Mrs. NJ GSwan with
whom che boarded seemed to think she nice girl
co. after seeiDg her two days last Monday. with
shipmste mine altogether up priest in 3Oth
street, cause, do you see, she's Catholic and isn't
but she wanted to be married by priest to make 1t
stand good (Here Maria interrupted the story by say
ing on lie Jack; never married you p" " Silence"
said the Justice, and Jack proceeded again After
were married. went bone with my shipmate.
MAoIsrRArE.-Did not your wife 90 home with you
that night?
ELuor.-No, your honor; she went back to Mrs
McGowa MS aud 1t wasn't until Wednesday night that
we slept together. The next day aud that night |
could not find her; she went OF somewhere On+rday
afternoon. began TO mistrurt SOM thing spoke to
her and asked her where she had been; when she be-
can to back and ill very much. then pumped her
tight out when she confessed to have seen one Clark
but didn't see him but | didn't much like this
carr, ing on and thought would keep lookout on
her; and, on Friday night went up stairs In one OF
CLARK sxid said |. =" Well Maria have found you
out Yes.u said lark, If you don't clear out, III
take YOUR lfen didn't want to be killed SO cleared
out ana went down stairs and saw Nrs. NcGowan the