The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-11

The wrArHER.-Ths thaw Of Sunday continue y s.
terday morning, and both rivers covered with
to avoid collisions rain dssosn led WITH
force, and containing for two hours, CON pietely
washed the Streets which were in condition
T.E STATE o. THE CSossINcs.-Whie the ordinances
are being enforced to some extent against the omn
buece and they not permitted to to the left hand
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they In ashockng condition all the city and
ladies' boots and dresses covered with mud just
poor little girls sweeping occasional crossing rsgu-
larry employed sweepers ought to be posted at these
crossings TO keep them constantly clean.
THE LOTTERY OFFICE IN THE BowERY, AND THE NnssRs.
Cor reflection. the bondsmsn OF the Messrs
Goldssin charged with being the OF the lot
terry efnce 22s Bowery, fnaly surrendered them yes
terdsy, and they were marched to the Tombs.
The OMnsus AND THE MAYoR.-THE REVOKED
LcEssEs.-rhe question of the right Of the Mayor
to revoke the licenses Of the line OF omnibuses
line, win be tested before the At the Tombs
and not ct the Mayors Office Lawyers will be retained
both sides to argue the knoty points Of the vexea
question.
RowpyIsM-A desperate gang Of rowdies are In the
avenue and sixth street, and BY their riotous and
neighberhood. On Sunday at half past four O'Clock,
part Of the gang Was arrested by the Eleventh ward
police, namely William Hill Patrick Barry Corns.
Riley, alias James Brennan.
MARRIAGE BY AN ALpEnMAN.-A young German
couple appeared at tho Eleventh ward station house
on Sunday and desired the Captain to marry them
Tai, not being exactly in the Captains line he sent
for Alderman Miller, who very soon made the twain
Their names are Christian Miller and Caroline Wit
tick, both recently arrived from Germany.
BEATING OF A PoLIcEMAN.-At half past four O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, officer Donnely, Of the Second
ward police, attempted to protect man that was
saulted by Daniel O'Connor, John Lynch, Alexander
McCool Michael Duffy, and John Huested, when they
turned upon the officer and assaulted him in the most
brutal manner. officers Gallagher, Ladd, and NJ ul-
downey, to his assistance, and the parties
secured
house 50 Chatham street caught FIRE, and extin-
guished by the police Of the Sixth ward.
THE FIRE BowERY on suNpAY-The owner Of
the house at which the fire occurred is NJ II. Lichs-
tein and not Mr. Levy, no lives next door The fire
occurred from drying ribbons.
THE FRn IN GREEswIcH AvENuE.-It was by hose
company No H. and not the police of the Ninth ward,
that the fire in Greenwich avenue extinguished.
Rus OVER BY AN NGINE-At 3 o'clock Sunday az
ternoon (about the same time that the little boy was
run over in Nassau street by engiae) young man
named Joseph Marsh, was run down by Engine "a, on
the corner of Hudson and Christopher streets. He
seriously injured and was taken to drug store
by officers Turner and McCuom, Of the Ninth ward
police.
Collision IN THE EAST RivER.-Yesterday, in conse-
quence of the dense fog tae steam Nassau came
in collision with OF the boats of the adjoining
ferry, and had her rails carried away
DARING ACT OF RoBBERY. ON Saturday, Mr. Lock
wood jeweller of Fulton street and Broadway
purchasing some dust srom California
who had lately returned with the shining stuff He
bad counted out $780, and had left it in the window
till the dust weighed In the meantime, two lit
tie boys boldly smashed the Of glass seized the
Money and ran away with it. They were not arrest.
ed, and hitherto have escaped detection.
MEDICAL NEws-At the late annual meeting of the
New York State Medical Society held at the Capitol in
Albany the following officers we're elected as Censors
Of the Southern District, viz Drs Jas. X. Maney
New York; John G. CheesmaD, do. Charles J. Good
rich, Brooklyn.
The honorary degree Of D. ctor Of Medciaewas con
ferred through the Regents Of the University, Dr.
Purcell Cooke, of Brooklyn.