The New York herald., 1851-08-19
City Intelligence.

City Intelligence.
The Turner'S AssooIAuoS.-AsSUAL CELEBRATION
FERMENTATION Oh A BAssrR.-Ye Yesterday afternoon
at three O'Clock, the Turner'S Association numbering
about no. met at their rendezvous of Mr. Funo
No s5 Broome street, for the purpose OF receiving
banner from number Of young ladies, friends Of the
association and Of going through their usual course of
symnssic exercises, preparatory to celebrating their
sInusl festival at the Shakespeare Hotel The ladies'
to the number Of about one hundred. were all
dressed In white, and made q fue display After
the presentation Of the banner, which spendidly
and Mr Eiher President Of the Association Seve-
raj OF the young men performed number Of astoush-
aLdsupleness Of limbs About s p NJ, the exercises
were brought TO cose, and a procession formed,
headed BY the jefferson Brass Band The Turner's
chty walked frst, six ABREAST and in different
tions each section carrying small purple flag,
bered according to the rank each division held in the
association tor their exploits in gymnastc exercises
Then the German Social Reform Society carrying
tie banner OF their order. The procession marched
along Broome street to the Bowery up the Bowery
AstoT Place and The nee to Broadway Broadwsy
the Park, entering II at the west gate On arriving in
front Of the Cny Hall they halted and after few
Common Council came to review the procession, when
they ssued by the leaders Of the association Mr.
Kaufman President Of the society then delivered
brief address. He said
YOUR HONOR, The MAYOR AND GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMON
ordered by this association to give you thar Ks
for your kindness to inspect Us this day your
gentlemen
we are not Short Boys, nor are We connected with
any body Of men who do not respect order and the
laws OF the country 1t is intenor become cti-
Of the United States and We shall be ready to
carry out and defend laws and the constitution
firmly any Of your citizens born the United States
Mr. MORGAN MoRcASs President Of the Board of Alde.
then replied, in few words behalf Of Mayor
and Common Council His remarks such elected
a round Of hearty cheers from the procession.
The procession next marched and countermsrched in
front of the City HAN, ard then proceeded OF the
Park Broadway down Broadway and Fulton street to
ia m liam md IN
ham street; UP Chatham aud down Frankfort again to
lillian street. thence to the Shakespeare Hotel where
they met by the ladies who presented them the
banner. with Other female friends who down In
stages from the refreshment room in Broome street
After sitting down TO dinner listening 10 a number Of
spec ;hes ana sending round the wine in flowing and
abundant quantites the tables cleared away and
dancing commenced at ten O'CLOCK which was kept up
till late hour. The ball decorated with fags
and various embematic devices The inscription the
new banner, translated into English reads follows
viz-0n one side" Dedicated to the Socialist ru aer
Association" and the other" Free the Pas age -
Prem the time the procession first formed it follow
I'd by crowds Of people, both male and female The
socstiop throughout the whole affair yesterday ads
hy attractive exhibition. Their marching
Quoted in good order and their behaviour throughout
was that Of . well regulated and spectable body Of
young men.
FIRE-About twenty minutes before two o'.ock, this
morning, fire occurred in the rear of Mr.. George
Chippins dry goods store No. 81 Catherine street Toe
smoke was fist discovered by officer Peurcc, of the
Seventh ward police who caused the alarm to be given
!mme datey; but although the fire department lost
time in airing to the spot the flames had taken
strong hold Of the building and the light goods caused
almost suocating smoke to burst through the
OyeraD, who kept boarding house the store, had
much difficulty in rescuing his family; and it was only
by getting out through the roof that he managed
lease his children and portion Of his furniture. The
store contained heavy stock Of goods the whole Of
which was deftroysd. partly by fire aud water. The
whole dsmage, including the building. which Is very
much injured. Is large. We could not ascertain the
amount OF insurance but We understood all the loss IL
fully covered Ihe fire is supposed to be the result of
esrelessness.
MILuAsr-Yesterday, the jefferson Grensdisrs were
target shooting excursion on hich occasion
their commander, Captain Hsermsn resigned his post
~ the head OF the company his time having expired.
The company rendered him their hearty thanS and s;l
proceed to elect their first lieutenant - Rodg.r to
~ y place. Nine prizes contested for a sixty
yards distance and from the manner u which the tar
set ridded there must have been good marks
q in the company.
THE Collins PLArE-The gold set, presented to y. X.
Collins ESQ. Will remain on exhibition at the store of
Ball Tompkins Black 247 Broadway of Murray
street, until the sailing Of the Bali,.
ASorHER DnrApTUL Accipssr FROM C.nPnrSE Yes
terdSy evening as servant in .he employ Of MIR Holt.
boarding house keeper los Duane street lighting
campfire lamp of ths fluid overo xed aud taking
FIRE fell on the womsns clothes, and in instant
them ts,e The POOR g ran screaming through the
with great presence o mini threw the girl down and
ced In extinguihing the aes but not until both
his hands were severely burned The girl was dread
fully burned in different parts Of the body but she Is
expected TO recover.
ATTrnr CoNnr suoIsE-A young woman named
attempted to commit suicide sunday night. by taking
quantity of oxalc acid DR. Brewer called to her
aid who Administered eEetc which brought from her
stomach large proportion Of the poison and hopes
are entertained Of her recovery.
srrrosrp IsrANricDL.-on sunday evening, Captain
Miller Of the Nineteenth ward police found dead infant
in sixty -hrst street, near Brosdsay The body was
wrapped up in rssteboard ribbon box IL was taken
In ehaIs- by the police. and the cororer notihed
srIprs DrAru- On sunday night, William Bremen,
boy about eleven years d residing at tae of
Fourth and llTth street found deal IN his
bed 10 bis fatheIb howe. Ie had been pl,ning Of
ilpess sbout an hour preyous aud supposed 90 haze
died from disesse Of the heart The Coroner no.ied
10 hold an inquest.
DssrH CArsrD EaTryG Pofs1sous DsEarI-On
Sunday afternoon, boy named william Bremen. aged
sttd Ia l7th street the Fourth found
dead Ia HE b II the deceased hai be- n eating
poisonous be rros called poke berries the Effects
q which hs died Coroner Gscr was notiasd 20 hold
rgues On s bc1y but On tie arrival Of ths cognasr
it Sss sscertin-d at the body had been owed fcom
this unity the Harlem Bridge to Wet Yarns
Wesfshsser county for the purpose % Intern This
fact becoming known 20 the City In pector proceedings
we're at once inttuiet sganst Mr Hsddeu the Keeper
q Iar Bridge. and he notified % sbp~ Wy
he sbould not be n.d s2,0 tbs penalty impssd by Law
in ailouIg dead body o. leave the county without
permit granted by the City Inspector.
Tnr Anpucrto~ C,sp or Doasn CtowEs-Dorah Clnvps
the btte girl eyed thirteen years who taken
from her resi6euce No oil Thirty third street. two
three days by Margaret Ferguson In comrany With
her sstUfdsy night. In BrOs1waY, trinity
church. ny cer q the First ward. Who. from the
description furnished ~ the active aud excellent cap
tain q the xteentb ward immcdatcy recognized them
and took them into custody. Dorsh Closes taken
bcuc 20 ber mother and the othr prisoner taken
20 the Tonbs The little riri tells sory about being
forced away. and man putting his hand on he mouth
Nhis in siege when she wac crJins out for bep;
vheh s ot believed by ,he police. who say she went
away Willingly having been ent,ced away