The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-19

City Intelligence.
mentioned . few days since, the fact Of English
bAronet being On his way to fulnl engagement in
We already have an English baronst Q member
Of one Of our dramatic companies. Mr.. skerrett,
lively entitled to sssum. tn. dignity Q, the
bloody hand, the armsrial privilege Of baronetcy.
The death oihis uncle Sir George yooksos sksrrett,
places him In possession Of the title and hope he
will assume II In full. Wehaye Baron Hackett, why
height Of popularity at Burton theatre In Chambers
street, and tberssre several honorable little skerretts
In the family all good republicans and American cti
Gems. Nobility Is looking up.
INrsoysasEsrs CssrLE GaRpsS.-A plan is nov
talked OF 10 remove the columns that now support
the ceiling OF Castle Garden and which so great
can boast Of the largest and most convenient place Of
enter,sinm.nt in the world This plan belongs to Mr.
Alexander. French engineer. and submitted yes
terdsy 10 Messrs. French Heiser.
I,vssrie.rIoS ~ rHk CCsroH HoUss-ALIEerp rn.up
~ Bsssnr.-An Investigation Il proceeding in the
chant for selling pale brandy dark and then com.
ing to the bonded warehouse and putting q vial OF
colorins stuff into IL to make dark IL sstated that
this has been done in the case Of Eve pipes Dark
brandy y more in denand and Of higher price than
who permitted the fraud, or we're not suacisntIy
vigilant TO guard against H.
LIrrRlHr ApRrlL "A Amongst the recent arrivals In
New York from Europe, IL Mr. Wsmyss Job.on, author
Of the History ofthe french Revolution and formerly
surgeon dentist to the royal family Of England The
adventures Of this gentleman have We understand,
been OF the most extraordinary description super
sedsd in the household ofthe English Queen for ths
hbsralty OF bis sentments and because Ia the
rsble affair Of Lady Fors Hastings he refused TO as
sist the court IN hurryiugto tho grav, lsiy who had
no protection but her innocence, it vas Mr. Jobsons
fate 70 become for period iepenie on his pen
pr.carious provision, for the transient day but the
dsgradston and serfdom of the London press proved
very uncorgenia 70 him and on the breaking out %
herevolutonary struggle In lsss he proceeded TO the
Eurepesn Continent for the purpose Of assisting In the
promotion q the cause q freedom. Here the ven
sesnce Of the Engish minister pursued him aud ser
narrowly escaping halter he has at la.t succeeded In
arriving here where undsrstani u a. his intention
.uhs during his stay prior 20 making tour on tie
Union. 81 which We may AZ last expect an impartial
seeount from an uBdoubtsd English republican
should he meet with encouragement By means Of pur
ohsse OF subscription he not having yet the coed
fortune 70 b. citizen Of the United States. n Is Mr.
Jobson intention TO publish here History ofFrance
in ten volumes. from the Invasion OF Ca s.r till IN.
overthrow 81 Napoleon Witch he has been many
years engaged az well - three four volume. OF 90
cr.t and authentic annals Of the late and present
court Of England the publication Of both Of whch has
been intsrdictsd In Great Britain.
TIY Rownfrs At IIonoxrx-It seems irpnossibls 4,
prevent the rowdes from visit g oboksn and bsriv
day passes but respectable females insulted BY
them -hils thsy are enjoying Themselves in the 70.
twenty i've hne aud beautiful young ladies accompa-
nied by several young men, were at mic in these
WOODS and coon after getting seated TO a collation.
they we're s~ssilcd ty gang of de.peradoss fror,
brooklyn. who used diseraceful language and would
hare probably comnitteda disbolcal outrage bat Tor
the inteferencc cfvsrous strangers who in the
Vicinity one young LADY, named Anna Wool wa. |
quite frightened and m ade her cecspe from the des
peradoss by flying 20 the Of her beau. Some
thing should be zone TO prevent repetition Of such
acts
ANERicas TrACr SociEty.--At a meeting % the ex-
eeutve committee ofths Society Monday last. the
spondenee from foreign lands vas presented BY
the Secretaries Among the letters one from Vslps-
raiso urged the importance u multiplying books for
the 40 Geo Of the Spanish race In various parts OF
the vorie Another gave cheering intelligence Of the
Trcgrefs 81 the Gospel In Douai. France. Another Il
nc xfnU Ma IA n 81 nm A
18th which kaoc0 small tracts had been printed ct
d 1ckhein. The Interesting fact was communicated
b. letter from St Peterborough that the Imperial
rover ument have accepted the proposition 81 the
ract tends 20 supply the army navy and military
hospitals with $50 cv0 tracts An appeal accompanied