The New York herald., 1850-01-12
City Intelligence.
WARRINGTON MARKET.

WARRINGTON MARKET.
IL will be by reference TO the proceedings OF
meeting inserted elsewhere in this days Herald thst
the butchers Of Washington Market have taken the
initiative In opposing the projected prosraon Of that
building the removal of its site to another location
This movement presents curious illustration of the
truth of the announcements in the Sun newspaper
which short time ago stated that the butchers of the
market we've willing to pull down and rebuild it at
their expense. In the preamble and resolutions
passed yesterday, without disssntent voice, that
statement has received ~ fiat ss words
give it They not only opposed To the removal
of the market all the inhabitants OF the lever part
OF the CITY are but thew 40 not want the
fered with at all except indeed to have another loca
ton assigned to the dealers asd the fishermen and TO
place the market under sapatory regulations IL sp-
pears, from the statement OF Mr. Gwyre that it has
been at time for ten days together without being
cleansed and at another time for week in the very
height Of summer when cholera was raging. Yet 1t
is considered wonderful that large mar kst Hed
dsiy with at and fowl aud FISH and vegetab es and
fruits Of every Kind should offend the much
but here is the secret out is from want of purca
tion-wsnt of the application Of Croton water. No
doubt the combined smells OF fruits vegetables fish
and meat will be always more or less offensive and
Therefore IL is desirable to separate them measure
which the butchers and dealers and fishermen them.
selves desire but IL IL, the market would not
be un~holesome If proper ssnatory regulations were
adopted II lie more difficult TO answer the arguments
OF the butchers than fppsnt people imagine IL
the market is removed further up town, what the
people the West eide Of the city, for full mile to
the battery, to do without market! IL Washington
market is to be removed where is the produce from
Pennsyvsnis New Jersey aud Delaware to be received
1t pretended that the ground is valuable for build
ing and ought to be sold for that purpose. Why,
market produces clear gain of $50 900 per annum,
covering loss arising the other markets is
curious enough that the only market that produces
Is selected for destruction II the site Of the
mar ket we're sold to- it would not relieve the
tax. payers for by ordinance OF the Common Coun-
ci the proceeds should go into the sinking fund The
butchers sbrewdy suspect there Is some other motive
than the public welfare, at the bottom Of this
vre. At all events, they taking the bull boldly by
the horn. and are likely to do with him what they
usually do with such animals.
The WEATHKR.-Yesterdayr rain continued to fall the
whole day and the result that the streets in their
present neglected condition. were horrible The day
most uDplestant and gloomy reminding of u
London fog In the afternoon II WAS found necessary
to OF the ferry boats the South Ferry
Atlantic street to guard against collisions aud also one
from the Hamilton Avenue Ferry. The boats which
remained guided by the ringing fog bells at
either SIDE for the pilots could not than few
yards before them.
IsiMrNsE Arrival EMiGRANrs Not twithstsnaing
the complaints Of go many who arrive In this city from
the old country, that they cannot obtain employment
1t would almost IL sl the people OF Europe had
determined to oisake the land OF their birth
home in this free country. Our readers saw from
article in the HeyoM New Years day that the num-
her Of emigrahts arriving for the last less
than 2207 7oS More than half of this number, Ill.,
69l were from Ireland The tide does not appear to
have sack ned but rather have increased with the
new year There arrived at this port, yesterday from
various ports in Europe 33Ol emigrant passengers
making total since the 1st OF January OF 40f being
an average Ct 67s per day Yet they welcome
There Is room enough, and to spare. this vast con
nent for ten times the number The the arrivals
the he resources Of the country will be developed
and the cher IL will become Ii IL curious feature
In the pretsnt Migration that many Of the passsn
are Of the Weather csss or at least better edu
than the Glars that hitherto have almost exolu-
sively to the bosom of virgin soil from
cut countries 81 Europe This especially applies
to ireland. Men who have been some years In thi,
country feel amazed in meeting every day in the
suets hoss Of once wealthy and respectable in
tier own country now glad to accept the situation
OF even porter to rave Them from starving, or from
the degradation OF the poor house
TaE Pscuic MAu-A petition was circulating
among the merchants on Change yesterday, and
undertaDd that II will be sgsin preteuted for sigma
lures to day praying the government co require the
mail agent at Chsgres to forward tho California mails
by the hrst reliable steamer sailing for the States IL
wa- believed ttst every merchant visiting Change
would sign the document. many " whom expressed |
their letter. brought by the Panama TO the Isthmus
many Of which believed to contain bills OF lGding
aud orders for various kinds OF goods Some
had received some parcels Of gold, without the least
clue ~ 10 when they belonged, and supposed adVces
concerning them were In the detained mails.
FnE IN BErKMAN SrnEEr On yesterday evening be-
tween four and i've o'clock ire broke out NJ NO
IS B.,kmsn street. 10 originated in bedroom. on
the teeond floor The bed was ignited by lgated
caudie, which was incsutiously used by one Of the
boaTders A sailor, named James Csrmine who was
Iassirg at the time, rushed In regardless OF dsnss
volt me OF fmoke and with great presence Of MUD,
led The clothes round III. bed which quickly extio
guishsd the fsss aud prevented the IRE from extend
ing to the nooring 81 the room The hrenen aud en-.
gn,s shotly alter the spot but their services
not required.
Tar PoLrctMAs the Fmsr WARD, ASp rHE Man
Robert l. treucn, Recognising himself In paragraph
Ia which We spoke of pelicemsn without mentioning
his zane (Which was more than We kneg) called at
ofce explain the circumstances under which he
aottd lie states that ON last saturday evening he
met the poor man In qu,stien, aod thought his sP-
peaIaboe tutpcious particularly he refused to sh6s
bis bundle at once aud ~ the thieves about the docks
move about ct twilight with bundle under their ARM
all telling the story that they are bringing bOms
food for their supper In the present. instance, how
he admits he vas mistaken, and requestsd ths
captain at the station houss TO et him go. The man
TIE him iusoence and that 10 for this he
brought him the station house but that he aid not
strife him. Now, will take the statement OF the
yoicsn timself as correct and rather think he
sSostoed his duty In the hrst place Ne had no right
O. sutpect this pcor at least he ought not 90
lave acted On the suspicion lfa policeman were 90
have the Irvisge of srr.stipg and searching every
would be most ioiosrsbe tyrsnny. ~ he had stopped
merchant and 80 treated him. We should never hehr
tbs lstt Of a. ana he would probably b. dismissed next
day. Yet the Law knows distinction between q rich
men anu poor u l. not TO be wondered Al that the
pC'r msn would hsl ezaspsrated upon having bis
hobesiy the ,tfeet aud u ne gave saucy
rspy IL but natural frswen states that the only
voiet G. b. used 20 him in tskns him by the
colsr and raifirg him HE legs when he refused
vsls But why Sas the man arrested ~ all that IL
the question We iecoilcot = SHIRT time ago case
that occurred n the same ward aud which publish
90 In the Herald at the time, where man actuslly
pointed out TO two policemen wretch Who had robbed,
ssautsd, ard attempted 20 violate the person II a
m.rri.o womsn ana yet they refused 90 arrest him,
aud actually alowed him 90 walk 81 before their eyes
He has never been heard 81 since Look upon that
picture and upon tint. Mr. 8, under the impression
that the tersou who furbshed With the iHfofmaon
g. his emmy, but let bim give enemy such
advantage over him
Dssarpors PHAcrtcE or Ractxa srtsMnoars--ft sp'
p.arr that for time too sfsau boats leaving the
d,cks the time and py ing partly iu the saue
direction have been In the habit racing the daa
ger the lives ,f those board either BY bursting
OF toiisr or by running each other DON. We refer
90 the Staten islander and the Water witch NoF as
IN, former gos 70 Ncs Brighton staten sla1f asd
the latter Elgab.ihport, New Jersey there T. not
oty patufal petisn bot their routes ought 20
b. 90 far apart that the could not interiors with
vhe other vet informed by highly resgecta-
bio s.btl.nsn Who travels OF the-. boats that
the " strr witch leaves her track aud east
ward oi the staten sAnder aud that he T. often
90 that they are in imminent osnR-r of running
into Zach other the confequence would be that both
woUld yrobably ~ down The proprietors are not
awafs q the fact. eis-. feel assured they would
sps, oily remedy the evil The vbnis tnibg s 20 grail
~ The sporting TrupsBsities ~ toksrs aof pilar.
Thsy may fBIt With their lives but let them
spot with tie lives of otbsfe.
Roy HtS OtH On yesterday morning, about ten
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