The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-25

speech, part Of which produce In columns
folding the great moral force OF . whole people has
been branded accidents contingency but
reutaiiOp BY an sdmirsbs concordance Of facts and
historical events He who hss resd, touching these
matters the glowing pages Of Lsmsrtns cannot fail to
~ but even as the distinguished expounder of the
diplomacy Of great nation In addition to being the
from the anarchy and terrors Of the red flag, by his
burning sloquence personal dangers, and s.cridees
and overturned by potent reasoning and TIE logic Of
experience seeks under the magic Of hs voice. to hide
has been ist By the exclamation Of whole
people, and afterwards tsncted by the blood Of its sd-
herentsvhsn It has for Its future dsfsAce Csvsgnscs
In its armies and LsmArtines In Its councils soldier
people In its Streets and heroes Of 10 In its workshops
II has nothing to dread gentlemen from traitors With
The following toasts were then drank -
"To the future !" by Mr.. Blanehet.
To the defenders OF Comorn who well repre-
scented In cur national banquet
This toast proposed by Mr.. Arpin, who added some
Lively remarks was reesivsdb BY shouts Of applause from
"To the union Of the French and American people"
by Mr. McDonoogh son Of the American Commodore
"Te the sacred mission Of France That country
must and will be the mother Of socialism"
The above was offered by citizen Brisbane, who, In
Mattel, Louis XII, Henry w., and shove ALL Of So
ciaiism. In the very difssed remarks made BY TINS
God, in this world, is-ths Devil
Doctor Hawkes. an American gentleman, who speaks
the French language In remarkable manner, respond;
witty remarks. He thinks that the mission Of France
Is not to be the mother Of socislism1her mission Is
more glorious. and she will accomplish It. He drank
Hungary"
After some other tossts Miss Apoonis Jsgelo whose
features announced the contenment which she had
enjoyed during the evening taken home In the car
rage OF Mr. Guynet, at haifpss ten o'clock and the
company retired, greatly pleased at the manner In
which this national fse had been organised. To the
members Of the committee due sincere thanks
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City Intelligence.
The UNION MEETNo.-We perceive that the commit
tee Of arrangements requested that the national
nag be displayed nom our hotels and pubic buildings
throughout the day: The suggestion is capital one,
and We recommend It's adoption.
THE New YoRK VoLUNrrERs.-The anniversary Of the
birthday Of Andrew Jackson, Of which event every
celebrated by ball. the 18th proximo, ut Tsmmsuy
Hall The proceeds to be appropriated to the bene
fit 4 that noble corps, the New York Volunteers
meeting Is convention Tuesday evening next at seven
o'clock the purpose of making arrangements give
the ball with eli due effect.
THE PRorosED CHANCE REFERENCE TO THE CRY
ls1EcroR.-The Common Council are wisely shifting
all the responsibility Of attending to the public health
upon the shoulders Of the City Inspector, where
alone ought to rest 1t will be by reference to
the City Inspectors report, that there have been
eighteen deaths from cholera In the last week Wards
should know to whom they are to look for clean Streets
pure atmosphere, and the removal OF every descrfp
ton Of nuisance calculated to generate disease For
clsehed that nothiBg efectual could be done by any
one What was every body's business was nobodys,
and the work OF publication left unaone or only
partially attended to- The committee appointed BY
the Board Of Aldermen to into the matter have
Mayer in his message Of the first sf January They
cay they are OF opinion 'thst the said depart
ment requires more help, in order that 1t may
and health require" The following extract from
their report contains the pith of their argument:
The duties Of this have to great
degree within the last years In consequence of the
rapid OF our population the grewth Of the
pesn countries causing thereby an increase Of the
deaths and throwing Of course upon the department
more duties Besides the epidemic which visited our
city the last bids fair to revisit the coming
SON. 1t being now In fact at Wards Island among the
located there 1t is due therefore, ths best
Of that the City Inspector should have every
placed at bis dposs for the purpose Of only
tanning nuisehces and other matters that may be
deemed to be detrimental to health but to suppress or
sbats the same IL s for this that the commit
tee recommend that the health wardsss be entirely
present I'm. be;ps Aei Ia thu control Of the several
captains Of police The salary Of the city Inspee.
las been considered by committee and they have
concluded from the nature extent and responsibility Of
HE duties that he ehould be placed upon equality
with the other departments in respect TO salary Is
they conceive the department. Of which he Is the head
s Of equal Importance, and In some respects greater
than others Of the city government The present
~ 1t must be evident to all Il being but thousand
dollars, 10 not par with the responsi slies aud
importance Of the office The whole regulation Of the
city with respect to the suppressDs of nusances aud
the reputation OF measures TO Its health,
properly within the province Of the City Inspector
The committee have therefore concluded to recon-
mend salary Of two thousand dollars per annuni Is
fixed by the ordinance herewit submittein This do
cunent made the special order for this evening" and
no doubt II Will pass unanimously There is better
there Is no reason why this parnent should not be
placed on the same footing other departmental The
visitation OF cholera the public health aud the exiseu-
cies Of the city, demand the change.
SCENE TIE Crsros HoUw.-The scene at the Gus
tom House, on Thursday, OF the richest that
has occurred there many day except the one that
took place the first Of the month, when the paw
Of the officers was not forthcoming. The glad
ddinss Of its arrival came on wednesday evening and
next morning there perfect rush TO the Custom
House, from nine o'clock till three. Some were
there even at hafpsst eight in the morning. 1t was
some wo-begoIe and doleful, come wearing Q merry,
cheerful laugh and others exhibiting such look Of
operation The sad were those who were about to re-
ceive their last payment from Uncle Sam, he hav-
ing no further occasion fer their services being
poor to employ them; the more sad, because hunted
and watched by landlords and suntry other creditors
who we're waiting to grab the months salary the
ment t Was received. The merry, those ON.
csrs still retained The service, who found that
Uncle sam was stiil good master for their money
The s q niua. ps ssss 's,%
they should run three weeks after The self
satished were certain brokers' who bought up the
lew days use Of their money. One sestlernsn,
named C--s D realised soc lie Is de-
his intention TO sue the Collector. Accsr Ingly
his claims we're settled Immediately after he effected
the purchase Several OF the officers lodged the land
lords, BY making their exits from the other eide There
one Dutcbmsn, who done broeu y ia an asful
pucker. lie waiting outside for hrs tenant to get
his money and his patience being at last exhausted ne
said 70 OF those around him where ish m man.,
Not being answered very satisfactorily he vent inside
and found both his man and his monish had ysmosed
He exclaimed, Mine Got, mine Got what shall do.
where ish mine officer He wash mine tenant and
now Got d-n he IL gone and given me no moulsh -
Roars Of laughter followed there ejaculsons 10 ano-
ther corner q the building might be sesn a woman
with child In her arms looking for her husband Who
had been the night wstch, and threate ned to
90 10 California. She could not hnd him. and the
landlord was 90 pressing that she must walk out,
II the rent Is not paid forthwith This only one
cut ofmspy. In another direction might be seen
money lenders, who had advanced their months pay
to Of the officers trying all the po~er there IL
In ,oft words and bland faces to Induce them TO re-
turn It. Some overcome by the power Of per.
suasion but sloped the other door and we're
cot tnrenfus. Last not least Mr. V-n p the
Quondam hero Of the night vstchmen Of the Atlantic
Deck, who, once upon tims had been shot dead, aud
TO life again. IL appears that vsxs had
fred powder at him but having previously cut holes
In bis hat and inserted shot therein they psrsuaied
~. ..Ilx hof ~ 81.