The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-27
City Intelligence.


pressing the determination OF the railors Protective
union form cooperative societies All this 1. leg
innate; but breaking the Law and breaking heads Is
the way in this tree country where public opinion
rules. 10 achieve rights or redress wrongs
In reference 10 his subject and 20 me assaults made
by Individual talors othtr tailors carrying homo
work have received letter from Mr.. George Clan
cy Duane street oirelamihg che part OF tn Soei
ETY. Of tsors intention OF adopting force
He says:-l would have IL perfectly Unierstoot That
the society coptem plated viaencs on con-
trsry, their utmost efforts directed to suppress IL;
more stunned against than SHINING beg you will
the necessity of going lar to the poor DER
man it being notoriously fact that unprinspi.d
this city have TAX greater advantage OF thvm
they could have done had the Germ4n spoke our
Language but oppression hs. succeeded oppression TILL
unable longer to bear with it, they -ndeavor bstt-r
IT, met by insult when hurried away by their
feelings they mistake their interest by opposing the
Law aud only BY such means give strength to their
enemies.
THE DISTURBANCE FUNERAL PnocEssIoS-
We have received no fswer than six letters
the subject OF the quarrel at ths funeral prosss-
sion on Tuesday lAst In reply TO the statement
OF police reporter. Only two OF them have
names attached. and 1t is curious enough how ,hs
writer's contradict each other j l. says the III
b.rusns. who In the eleventh division forced
themselves into the line OF the nit. Americans who
in the 9Th division and repeed the Hibsrnisns
"a Subscriber says the distorban between the
Hbcrpans and the police. and that the latter being
worsted. called on the United Americans to assist
Charles Hotel" makcs the and snoth-
er, adopting the signature 60 U A." says the
the line Of he Order OF United Americans halt
way past them. the Hibernians made attack npon
mentioned writers only to agree about thing
and that is that one Of the lighting parties tue
The following state that the had
nothing to do with the affair
sE~YOur reporter done great injustice to the
Of the % h q i i
Americana not SO.
ass is ?" % h. society in this city As re As
ip0Td hs. @ rs Arise
whsther reporter know the of the Irish
Or The mot nssr do
ysu will correct the former in your usual
Il. Order untsd snS the
Uncn Assecaton and at Spring street. between said
';sy
You'll. a:y DEss s' SSIRf Is
To rHr Eprron or THE NEW Tonx urn.LD.-
Curing nc 'fr f fa.ss sss
the United IN, the
aris degree Of credit either party
they s Win yI ns
Dou sS1T placed
sh.s Of Major Graham and myself sad. 70 ,hs Graad
Is brS.dysy and ihs di:,ufSaae: sso
Tie sar,s the whole tms aa s good SpporsS
sy 70 al hs, P:s.s ard took part in be din
as n.. ss sS % Of
CAV. rise o the statement in your paper. '''r''
Very respectfully yours. o. r. 0ArhAN.
The TSrcxs OF Ysurn-A Fursr AFFAIR "A curious
attempt 1t an elopement occurred II few DAYS suoe,
up town. A Miss M. who Possesses as many sd-
mr.rs a. che has charms lately i'm portunsd by
teacher OF OF the public schools To leave her
rental home and ny with him to welded bliss The
young lady who has only arrived IT the Ia aud
fattrring offer che had received AMI her naternsi
guardian advised her to make app ointm~nt With
her newly enamored Lothsrio Accordingly. Miss
M with some little coquetry, consented. and true
the dial to the sum carriage. with the woul
husband Of the charming chsrmer. drove up to the
door A. the appointed moment. when 10 instead ot
receiving tn. loved one In his arms, he most
nioptly ssuted with blo~ of tooss
behind the ball door, by the enragsd Mann Tho
teschsr evaporst.d in . tangent aud a he ha. noe
since been heard Of IL is quite problem ~heth.r
he has got the asses brdgen or In what other
direction he has gone.
ANUnssR 90 HorsEs AND sroREs Lrrr ORE. AT NIeHr.
At bslf past two o'clock yesterday morning the
the hall DOR OF 1854 Hammer.-y street by the police
OF the Eighth ware. The following wer. lou nd open
on Ihursdny night In tn. second Ward basement III
1l3 B-skman street the BOOK lI6 Nassau street
bssencnt IL Beekman street. and bas.ment ~ Spruce
street. entry Of i48 william street These all
cured by the vis,lsnt Second Ward Police such care
hssn-ss 10 very reprehensibc. II robb.ri-s
.srs the polcs!n Yet every tsmptstion il offered 20
th" robbers, and every facility given them to effect
entrance.
On Thursday, NJ half O'Clock the John Potter
steamboat leaving Perth Amboy for this y. Ant
a woman with child In her arms, was coming to
New York. She had got portion Of her luggage
board. but not her trunk The boat started .~sy,
In spite Of every remonstrancs. without the truuk
ana leaving the woman and her child the slip cry
ing while they took away her baggage. Mr. joan
oishonr, Of 90 Sands street Brooklyn .tstrs h.
prvsept when the matter CURED he sho <ed US
statement signed by James rbscksr to tn. IAN.
effect The Passengers ALL In dl naut Such
conduct Is dssrsceful; but IL Is all the result Of
nopoly.
UsNrrK Ysrr.-we would call the attention OF the
Health Commissioners. Board Of Health the City In
OF whatever ether authority po~r In tn. pr. muses.
to the er,st quantities Of crude. unrpe pesch-s
aIp',s that are being sold In The s,re-s TO childr
vhich will inevitably proluc- ind ANIMATION IL tns
bowels. dys.ntery. or cholera morbus rh- snthpr,-
ti.r nrrpos. 60 prevent the sal. OF uoseund ms and
Why such trssh - miserable vindfa peaches the sa-
Of marbles ,bouid b. permitted TO b. exhibited for
sale In the str..ts, We are ut loss to discover.
RALnosD AosIDssrs-0p Thursday night, young
man. vboss name is unknown. ~as killed tb- rail-
rtsd near Hscsspssck bridge by the nigst from
Philadelphia The whistle rouaded. but b. did not
hear ". aud in instant the train over hin lie
was nnng into the air by the coz catcher aud ~h.n
the train stopped he found TO be quite d-sd The
body vas brought TO Jersey city On Tia. ssms eve
ming. b-yond vermont a. the u.-traiu ~ cars wzs
proceeding on the Erie Railroad. some we're On
the tr-ek. which v.re run over aud killed. The
engine and one Of the thso~n OF the track,
snd the lztt.r wa. smashed Fortunately, the. Gas
no person hurt There wss ouly delay Of thres
four hours
u" fNb'shi,N- ahhos' a 'eNsLsstsrios AT enc
oclk on Thur.day afternoon officers Orr sud sutton
discoy. rcd smoke and flames issuing from No 2sB
Second srr~t which evss utly the ~ design
aud -ould In fes minutes nave btsin-d Ar.I~.y
sufficient TO have destroyed large ,nat OF poo
perry but through the ensrtious ~ these on
nrv extiog bed before "a had extended tar rhs
Whole block consisting Of frsms buildings ~oali haze
ben In h.uss n fee moments hut for taeir timely
Intervention.
Tvs wssssoror Gsrvs (Co d. Capt LITTLE, Nth Dpt-
vorih'- hand viii visit Hartford and N-~ Have. n-xt
vel having Ns~ YORK Monday alt rooou 2,tn ius.
per .tsmer Hero rn-y Gill h. received In Hartfp
by the Hartford Light Guard and iu New Haven ou
1hur.dsy afternoon ist August. by the Se~ a.v~a
orys and return to this city on Saturday morning,
August I'd.
THr srv,rrH RtotSrrr Captain Van Wrinkle late
rated his commission by removing his r~-i ience to
Nc Jtrt'y The company is At PRESENT und-r the
nin'aud 81 its FIRST Lieut-nast. Daily The
Second company 81 the same regime mt 10 nov
nsnd.d by captain Alexander. vice Captain Pond re-
sigD.d