The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
City Intelligence.

noises kept up in the dark and the cat the dog
and the cook, were initiated well and vocifer-
ously, that almost imagined all the canine and
feline tribe and all the shr chandeliers in New York
congregated together. At length dozen young
sters rushed into the room with candles in their
hands End by the aid Of matches, light pro-
duoed Three cheers then given tor the candles,
and three groans for the Some of the candles
dashed to the gas burners When those who extngulsh-
cd the gas that their opponents had obtained
somewhat after the fashion Of the locofocos they then
by Mr. Copeland Mr. Wickham, and a number OF other
speakers amidst the most uprosrious confusion and
running fire OF wit by Of comment the speeches
Mr. Wickham said, though his party had beaten the
union kst he hever had met gentemanly set Of
as those who conducted the election ON that side
About 8 O'Clock row took place on the stand, and
the fight lasted for several minutes both parties
pitching into each other in excellent style, to the
the creased Icement of those who took deeper
interest in the election.
The folio wing is the result officially announced
ron PRESIDENT.
Henry A. Oakley. 6lo George Peckhsm... 500
rem ucE-PREsrpESr.
Charles w. Ogden. LIT Charles w. Ogden. .1177
FOR CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
John Merchant. 445 Hugh N. Camp. 72O
FOR RECORDING SECRETARY.
| willard L. Felt 49,. COG Chss. o Richardson. 572
ron TREASURER.
| c Wiliams.... $40 Abm. Kslsey, Jr.. 63I
FOR DIRECTORS.
Daniel Appleton. LIZA Daniel r Appleton liza
Lewis Henry LIZ Lewis i, sr,;ion lie az
Gharesw Lawrence. lbs Charles Lawrence. las
james D. smith 5ss Charles kobb 6os
Jo.eph Black ....... 600 James Kelly go. SOC
afFIom the foregoing, and from the fact that there
we're 200 votes cast it will seen that tho election
was exceedingly close and that the regulars have
turned their candidate tor President by Al majority
and their candidate fer Recording Secretary by 81
majority while on the opposition or union ticket the
Corresponding Secretary ana the Treasurer have been
returned The Vice President and tour Of the pirec
tors the both cket- and of the remaining
three directors the union men elected two ana the
regulars one Ths union have, therefore. elected q
tant ofnas of Treasurer The following are the new
board President, Henry Oakley; Vice President,
Charles W Ogden Corresponding Secretary Hugh N.
Camp; Recording Secretary, willard l. Felt: rrea-
ruIer, Abraham Halsey. Jr Directors Daniel Ap
! pleton Lewis B. Henry James W. MccullOch, Charles
w. Lawrence, Thomas Fessenden, Jr., Charles Robb,
James Kelly The society lie In most fourishing
condition, sad all will 60 on hsrmonously, notwith
standing the late struggle
PHILADELPHIA FIRE COMPANIES IN NEW YORK
The Northern Liberty Engine Company were on Nom
day escorted to Williamsburgh by delegation from
Engine COMPANY 3 and received by the Fire De-
Engine companies No 3, 4 g. Q, Z 8, and Lafayette
engine No Q, with their splendid new engine also,
Marion Hose Company, No L. aud Hook and Ladder
Company No ], joined in the procession the Phs-
delphis engine was manned by two members from
each OF the whliamsburgh companies, aud escorted
through the prinsipoi streets All the engine houses
were splsndidly illuminated, among which the most
remarkable were those OF Moss s, 8 I and O. The
Philsd-lphia company remainsd there for the night
the guests ofthe Fire Department and we're escorted
to the rhilsde phia cars yesterday morning by the
Chief IL ginesr and delegates from ths various CON-
psniss Their engine attracted much attention being
the hsndsomest that has visited this city.
The Humane Engine OF Philsdelphis passed through
this city yesterday afternoon their TO Boston
escorted BY the ls'e Hope Engine Company No 81 Of
this city. Their appearance was hne. They are the
only pany in Philadelphia that dress like .hs New
York hremep They were entertained BY the m smbers
o. Engine 81 to magnificent collation. at Brothers
Perkins
THr MurpsR C.sE ~ wILLrr srREYr-CosoSsRs
INQutsr-In yesterdays Herald We noticed the death
OF Dominick Lsnbreekt, who was violently assaulted
by person unknown. on Monday morning last, who
came into the grocery store la whiSh the deceased
was clerk suddenly seized heavy weight and threw
AZ the head Of the deceased which took effect the
temple thereby frscturing the skui and causing
his death in about two hours after Coroner Geer held
the evidence elected was in substance what gave
In yesterdays account Of the outrage 1t seems that
the five persons entered the store aud one walked
TO the counter and inflicted the fa;a blow with the
weight, which he seized from the counter. The de-
ceased tell by the force OF the blow but shortly got
Up again and com ms need to walt on woman who sas
there to make = purchase. THE deceased never
,poie, and BY the advice Of Ms kier,tead, he
store lie tried to speak, but he cegd not Mr.
Bonner became alarmed and sent out for . doctor,
Who came and applied all the remedies possible but
to effect, he died in about two hours The jury
rendered the following verdiet:-That the deceased
came to his death on the 10Th day OF January 1851
by fraeture Of the skull, caused by blo~ from
weight Inflicted By person to the jury unknown
oompanied a. the time. by four other psrsons also
unknown TO the jury. The police arrested two
suspicion Of being concerned in the above murder
but up 70 the time OF the inquest they had not been
Identified One had be m discharged BY the coroner
and the other detained for farther examination
THE wr.rHrH The weather has become b. autifulIy
hne agsin Yesterday was delightful The air was
like balm more like the mildness Of autumn than the
harsh rigor Of winter
CARR Axxurr ABOUT nav ArL.NrIc greati. the
anxiety for the arrival Of the Atlantic that yesterday
morning thousands to the quays when the Chsro.
kse was coming in. under the I'm presson that IL
the Atlantic; and In the afternoon, when the Pro
m.thsus arrived. the same scene was repeated and
the greatest disappointment was evinced when the
realty became known
Tvs CoNCLrsoS oT rHr TwEvrY.gHsr srREsr Tsygs-
TicArro-.Ths day at 10 CLOAK, the CorOnsr's jury.
smpanecd to investigate the Tsenty first street ca
lsmity will meet at the Supreme Court chamber The
Coroner will deliver hi. charge aud the whole matter
will be submitted for their verdict Any comments In
reference to the shall defer until verdict has
been rendered.
NroRo vroIrycr Yesterday morning. william
Smith, poor iriendie-s man liz coming through An
thopy street was knocked down by some negroes aud
bsdlT cut about the bead and face "a. vas taken 70
the Fifth ward station house and Dr. kubourne was
sent for
Aparsr At RtsoHr o. G,Na o. THtrtu.-on Mon
day John cooley william Miles Allen Taylor John
Ward. Jane wat,on Julia French aud Mary Lsyman
vsr. arrested by the Tenth yard police At hogs. in
Ludlow street known 20 the polcs resort % pros
ttutes and thieves. 4 trunk and a bag, containing
elethes and dry goods also pawn TEXTS Tor siyersae
were found In their possession.
THr AcctpESr fLrtcgsH srHsrr We have re-
ceived letter from Mr. y. Martin Of l2l Maiden lane
n which he states that " was himself aud not the First
ward police who put into carria r. and cent to the
Hospital, the young man WIS tel through hatchwsy
In Fletcter street
MssHarrAN 0as CoNrASr.- A strike occurred yes
tetday amongst the fremen and workmen Of the Man
haitian Gas Company. In Eighteenth street IA
quence Of the company adding on. third more addi.
tiunsl labor upon the vofkmen. Mr.. Ayres. ~ the
Grin q Mott n hyus has sent about a dozen men TO
supply the places Of the discontsnte1 until the din
Guilty IL arranged The men do not STRIFE for
but Tor similar distribution ~ labor % that which
they have hitherto worked under The police on
the spot 10 prefsrve order but the dscontenea u
tsd perfectly satisfied 10 abide by the juse. %
their demand without retorting TO Violence.
srtciDF Jacob GerehAlin German fifty two year.
OF age who resided at No ITO Broome street commit.