The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12
Cltv lntelilaence.

City Intelligence.
kocinTy IN German Among me clamors 81 political
ready to break forth in the world among the absorb
Ing pursuits Of place and profit there always in every
mined to enjoy themselves while they csnwho let slip
no opportunity Of administering TO their love Of pleasure
and who therefore enter into the epoyments of society
their proper sphere OF action Among the motley ceeds
this pious people perhaps the disciples Of Epcurus do
especial behoof Of this class readers and the ed
cation OF ALL have compiled list OF the several balls
soires or by whatever other name they may be dess
mated which advertised 70 take place m this city
during the percent week, from which IL will be
that the votaries Of Terpschore do no. permit
to pass by without Offering their homage AZ the shrine
OF the Goddess Of Dance except indeed Saturday and
Sunday on which evenings i is 10. etiquette to have
her temple open
Monday Annual Ball Of The Quick Guards
st the Apollo Rooms.
Tuesday Third Annual Ball Of the Red Fort Guard
Apollo Rooms
Ball the BoweTy Theatre A.so on-Tam.
many Hall.
Wednesday Of the Juaor Bachelors Association
-Niblo's.
Thursday -sore Of the Young Bachelors Association
-Niblo's.
riday-Banquet and Eall Of Printers Association in
hopol Of franklns Birth day--Niblo's
When we add to the foregoing prospectus the number
q theatrical and operate performances in our city with
the great Presess OF Dance the Incompatible Lola her.
self We think may truthfully resist any imputations
sssailing with too close imitation of the amiable
qualities which characterized our Puritan fathers.
CALuoRsIAys New York --YesteSday afternoon,
fhory after the arrival OF the steamer Daniel Webster
from San Juan great many adventurers just returned
from the golden Iegions with their pockets well lined
with the precitu dust might have been driving
carriages through he city, in Ell directions end sud
denly aehtiDg at general clothing other
conducted there by the well known runners employed
in these beuses. The gold hunters presented most
extraordinary andlaughabe appearance, w.k their old
mis happen hats their soilet and ragged clothes
CON lletely threadoare their filthy and rugged
tenancts and their uIshaven heards Such being their
is hot hair
tcnon should he directed to the purchase OF decent
suit OF clothes previous r. their appearing public and
presenting themselves TO their friends acquain.
tapces IN the city. Quite brisk business therefore
was done in those clothing stores in Nassau aud Faton
streets which keep open on Sundays, and which must
have received q considerable amount OF the precious
stuff in exchange for their various clothing articles
The CalforLians after issuing from these furnishing
stores presented quite contrast &c their previous ap
pearance.
1CALIFoE>lA EacIrrNsSr-A HARD CAsr A woman, of
respectable appearance who kept boarding hou,e in
Buffalo induced By her husband to sell cut ami
to New York with the view Of et.ing in this
city. short time after their arrival in New York,
which war on Friday last the husband informed his
wife that it necessary for him to 60 out and pur
chase cap for his boy, 10 which she willingly agreed
Accordingly, he lett the hotel but has not made his ap
pearance since He of "vsmoosed with all her
money amounting 1900 $500 leaving her with two
little children. without support. ard with
cut even change q clothes for he also took
OF the baggage which had been laying St the depot
From the researches that have been made since it is al
most certain that he embarked the Chic for Califor
nlA saturday iast
syApA1ly Meeting FOR NuSa.sy.-The celebrated
hungarian hero, Nicholas Perczel, he'd. Thursday
last brilliant reception among the HASA ,husetts
NJ L il Eresack We shall give, to morrow the pro.
ceedpgt Of this meeting.
F,Rr-About twelve o'clock Saturday night fire
broke cut In the shop Of Mr. HouglSnd of
Grove and Fourth streets The building being of wood
il was nearly destroyed ALSO stable adjoining the pre-
mises in imminent danger
A>e1rs FIRE-A fire broke out in the shirt store Of
Miss Lyons On the of Park and Ann street
It caught FIRE from the goods in the window being too
near the gas light. The FIRE exnguished by officer
MuldowE-y Damages amount to 500
Er,Lirrl, Fir A young woman, named Cecilia Johu-
ston was found in Ninth street. Fifth avenue labor
nine O'Clock She brought to the Ninth ward station
houee. by officer Sanger. DR. Henry called in when
che after recovered and taken her residence
Ac,lprS--About twelve o'clock on Saturday night
William Ryan fell in the river, at the foot OF Beekman
treet rescued from drowning by Richard Luck
and officer Dor nelly.
ASoTHrK AccipEST-A man living a. Nc. 10 Downing
named Robert Brown, fell at the OF Grand
Orange streets aud had his leg broken above the
ankle Officers Brocben and MIR Zuade conveyed him to
the City Hospital about three ococ yesterday morning
Surpr~ pIA1H AT half past six o'clock. med
George sbarker, fell dead at No Broadway An in
quest held by Aid Cornell and the body sent 70
IL Essex street.
SUDDEN nEArH --on Saturday evening Daniel sha-ot
suddenly taken ILL., and died while being conveyed to
the police station house for medical aid He al
thirty Eve years Of age and is said to have been
perate in his habits Alderman j weed held inquest
the bcdy, ard verdict rendered accordingly
The deceased was known about Catherine market rs Il
ffs hot