The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
City IntelIiGcNco.

Oily lnteiIlgenc0s
Tag Manufacturing the greater part OF Tuesday
had very dssgresable weather In the OF the
night previous drSzlng rain b;gau to fall and which,
In OF the Thermometer standing at the reeE
ing point made the streets slippery that walking
rendered almost impossible During tho greater part Of
abandoned as pedestrians preferred to walk in tae mid
die Of the street. which, however, scarcely whit
better Towards noon it began to brighten up when the
rays Of the relieved OF difficulty but only to
substitute another for the solid and slippery condition
Of tho streets converted into liquid and mud
dy state In the course of the evening very strong
and braong wind prevailed from nershwesterly direc-
ton, and continued up to late hour Of the night.
sTATrsIrcs THE NEw YoRx HosriTAI--During the
month Of February there admitted into the New
York Hospital l92 patients, while the number discharged
24e; leaving still in the institution $50 The mum
has gradually increased with the Increase OF emigration
The aggregate fer the last twelve years reaches tho mum
Der Of l2;l3.
STATISTICS or The Cry pnisoS The number Of pri-
received into the City Prison for the month Of
February 1,ll6, which with 2fo remaining the
S1st of January. make total OF 1852 or these SAT
discharged 6 sent to Backwelps leland and eleven
to the State Prison leaving 26 ut present in conans
ment
Tar EryEcrs OF THE G.lr-Tvo frame buildings m.
morning. the OF Broad way and Forty first
street and the oer near Second avenue and Sixty first
street. Fortunately, persons were Injured By the
falling Of the same.
LICENSES ycR MoNrH.--The receipts OF the First
Marsba at the Mayors efce for licenses during the
month Of February amounted to $84 49, including $lN
rs for fines Of backmen, stage drivers, and oAbmsn.
Fifty nine public Licenses granted for the
Of S47 co. 228 dirt carts licensed end the Licenses Of 1856
renewed-the first for $21S and the latter for $50
FRE.-About nine o'clock on Sunday evening" Ere
discovered In the tailor store No. 437 Eighth
Captain Hannigsn, Of the Twentieth ward, with pla-
toon OF men, and Assistant Captain Miller, Of the Nine
teonth present. and cieat in subduipg the
flames. The damage was about $780, 1t 10 supposed to
have been the work CT an incendiary.
DEAD INFANT FoUND.-About eleven O'Clock, on Sun.
day morning the body Of dead infant about ak months
Old found in the ut Fulton Street Ferry The
Coroner notified and held an inquest.
RoBBERY.-About eight o'clock, Sunday evening,
persons entered the back room, the fest aoor,
CT house No. IL First avenue occupied by @. H. Koop
by raising the window and stole property 70 the amount
Of SEQ.
FouNp DRowNEp--Fbe body of q man, whose name Ii
suppoted to be Casey and Who some months ago, fell
overheard from the steamer Bay State while lying at
her pier between Ninth and Tenth streets was found
yesterday, at that place. An inquest held on tho
body after which 1t conveyed to the dead house at
the foot of Twenty sixth street where 1t will remain
until Wednesday for recognition
FInE AT KEyPoRr N. J.--CoNsipER Lose Pao-
PERTY-On Wednesday morning last about three
o'clock the large frame house in Reyport occupied BY
j. 8. Furman Esq as boarding and day school (known
rs the Raritan Bay Seminary discovered Are.
The wind at the time blowing gale all efforts to
the flames proved futile and in less than forty minutes
this large building in ruins. together with all the
furniture books, provisions and clothing OF Mr. and
femiy well the clothing Of the boarding scholars
the inmates having barely time to escape in their night
clothes This calamity falls very heavy Mr. Y. The
building was injured but not dollar the contents