The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-09
City Infelllgence.

City Intelligence.
GENERAL PArz.-At IL o'clock yesterday, General
Paez held levee In the Governsrs room in the City
Hall lie was accompanied by the Mayor, and by his
friend Mr. Purroy of this city, who acted his in
teIpreter The gallant old General looked remarkably
well large number Of citizens paid their respects
to the illustrious citizen OF Venezuela. He ex-
nmined all the paintings in the room. when he
10 portrait he fcated his eyes tor seve-
raj minutes upon It, aud his countenance was lighted
up With Joy lie expressed his unooundsd admiration
afable and polite, and he left highly favorable i'm
preston ON the minds OF all who saw him He drove
back to the Aston House AT O'Clock.
EMIGRANr BoARDlSc Novsrs-rhe frauds Perpe-
trated, daily and hourly, by the keepers of emf
grant boarding houses, forwarders, and runners,
are notorious. 1t Is rarely that these frauds
punished, for the emgrsuts do not 20 to work In
the right wsy Sometimes however, justice is done.
The Mayor always ready receive complaints, and
withdraw licenses, upon proper proof lie took his
license from a runner few days ago Yesterday,
Christian Rener. 124 Greenwich street, keeper Of
emigran boarding house had his license taken away
by the Mayor, on the complaint OF person named
Fitch, who stated that he brought a trunk to his
house containing 500 worth OF goods aud rwards,
on LOOKING for Il, could not ind It, fellow pas
senger confirmed the statement on OATH aud the
May Withdrew the license. The emigrsnt Law gives
the power to the Mayor TO grant licenses, aud to
withdraw them for cause. In the case OF emigrant
boarding houses taxing emgrsnts without license,
runners forwsrders acting without the same au-
Y. becomes
more than for the Mayer, The offence is mis-
demeenor and the penalty sloo for the trst offence
and $500 tor the second To look after THIS Is made
grafton aud the fine Is TO be recovered In their name
ell Of fraud or exteron the proper course is
to make the complaint at their Office, Ia the Park
THr ersrcr srrrrT CALAMfrr. - Coroner Geer held
tn, formal examination the Spruce street and Mer
street disasters yesterday morning In the spruce
W hfte and his brother the master They tes-
tiaed that the building showed up by the carpen
ter Augustus y. TODD. on the application Of Mr..
whhe and that such supports con sidercd by all
fuficient TO keep the floors from falling had not
some accident occurred Which I'm some way dislodsed
th,m In the upper story. which tell carrying with II
each story 70 the basement The following veEdct
was rendered In the cssc:-Thnt James J Cooper aud
james Nurent. came 10 thyir death by the falling OF
the ioors Ia the OF No 40 Spruce street August
b,h 1859 and that no blame l. TO be attached to any
person yet would recommend TO those having charge
In taking down buildings that greater care shouli
hereafter he observed The verdict rendered In the
Mercer street catastrophe. was that James Cassidy
came 20 his death by the falling Oft the wall o,herwse
the same verdict
suSsrtrcK.-on wednesday evening q gentleman
found BY Policeman Knapp, the side walk In Droome
~ 1uite ovei ossrsd by the heat lie almost nsen
fbie lie taken 20 the s;ai.o ahouse aad restora
tivss adniEistercd lie was quite recovered this
morning
F,Er- DrsrnrcrtoN 90 GAuFHirE FAcroRY-on
"Wednesday. at o'clock, y. "a. tire broke out Ia
the eamphipe distery o: Mr. Reilly, In Gausevoort
street between Hudson aud Green wich streets The
ftsmsn promptly in attendance bat owing to
the oohusibe nature OF the materials In the factory
The loss s estimated at irOm $1,000 to $1,000. There
IL no Insurance
Fmr-Ats quarter past o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing IRE broke out In the old store house at kipps
hay. IL was entirely consumed
Mas TnarnaGrS aSp ruE CostaoN CouNcfL On Mon
day last tie report In favor Of passing the bill OF Dr.
Traphsgcn amounting 20 $500. was lost In the Board
OF Aldsfmsn ON tuesday evening Mrs. rrsphsgsn
srp.ared In the Council Chamber and hsds talk wth
the gallant members The result wa- that on weines
dsy night they passed the bill by one dollar less SO
thst the influence Of this brave woman more pow
erfu than justice with the city fathers IL u, from
beginning 10 Oud, very small affair their part
The manrer 81 nnally granting the bill was the shah.
hest OF sit They could not pass the exact sum OF
$50. 40 that had been lost Instead Of giving dollar
more. they gave dollar less They would have acted
With more magnapimity " they had added $500. But
they Unlisted the Jews, who INJECTING forty stripes
fehgously gave one less lest there should be some
mistake IN the account Thus ~. Paul speaks Of
having received " forty stripes fave one"
TarsrNrNr o. sotntrn or rur Uxurp sr.rs.-
Yesterday, George Adcock discharged soldier Of the
United states army, lately stationed at Governors
leland, where hts arm was injured In running up a
Tag. made the iolovins complaint 10 Assistant Cap
tsiu fulton Of the first ward police lie said he 40.
Piled for passage on board the ship 81 Georss CAPT
f,rries owned by David ogden, bound Tor Liverpool
and lying at pier No North River. lie tcni the
passage vas forty days one, and he paid ~ for H.
and paid 81 more for sufficient provisions All that
he received pounds q corned beef ten pounds
q bread. tso pounds sugar and half pouna codse
Captain Fulton sent policeman with him 10 the ship
aud Captain Ferries pledged his word that all would
be right
Tnr AccfrrNr oS rur UrpsoS Rrrs RulRo.o 1T
appears that the way in which the accident happened
20 Mr. Hubbard a. follows - lie csue up from the
sidewalk to get the lie took hold the iron
rods and In doing his hat fell OF aud In making an
effort to catch ~ be f.ll himself and one Of his legs
got undsr the wheel Neither the conductor nor the
diver are In the least 10 blame
Ms prvLf< avn rnr JovRSErsr~ rsnops-rn the
UsrsiS 81 Tusday last typographical occurred
IN Ne preceding punished Va rsfrrenc- 20 tn meet
az u Ne JtsIHes avn isio.s at slieb one u Toe