The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28
City Inteillfrencc.

the Tommany Society this year Monday the 10th Of
grand ball. supper great Indian march, ehoras and
dance Xhe roem will be spenddly decorated with
new 81 original oil painting Of the battle Of New
Orleans covering several thousand feet Of
rtrikinsly Illustrative Of thu fierce and terrible conflict
that closed with such glorious victory to the American
say the peao. that followed that
battle. The whole arraugemcnts are In the hands Of
separate committees headed by chairmen OF taste ana
experience, whose pamos alone give assurance thnt
nothing win be LETT uDdone TO make the colebratior
worthy Of the ancient and honorable society large
number Of distinguished members OF the democratic
party Of the Union have boon invited and Ia secretly
runored that PRECEDENT Pierce Will quietly sp In
the crowd 70 watch tho movements Of the canning po
clans who Will assemble on this OCCASION
THE NATIONAL WAsHyeros MONUMENT IN SUGAR.
Alderman William q. Brisley Of the Ninth wsrd, wil;r
probably rs the most magnificent New YEARS. table ever
table viii be the Washington National Monument ir4s
sugar whose magnitude s nine inches TO the one hun
mode. Of the sreSt wsssssfca Monument "a K f. due
in noticing this beautiful stscilnen OF eousctioaary art
to say that Il was made BY Mr. William Nortkaso under
the supervision Of Mr.. 8 Aanson. Alderman DTriss
win probably have such rush his elegant
New Years day no other citizen viii have either pub
the conisotonsry to this bosuul sugar moan
ment prior to it removal II Is truly sisscal and must
have cost several hundred dollars
DrArH oy OWE Posr orrrcr CLxsss Tho
New York Pest Once hAs lost of its most faithful
and usefu clerks In the person OF Mr.. William Stewart
who died yesterday at hts residence No 143 York street.
button Of newspapers in the Post Office for the past
eighteen years and by his ipdersabIe ndu ytry. hts
aptitude for business snd his cealtesy TO all Nth whom
his official duties brought MIN in contact doriu0 that
long period he had erdeasd ef to large circle Of
acquainanoes His cperal will take plscs Vi two O'Clock
this Tuesday afternooa.
rHRsvN FROM Hopsy--svaroua hocrpxNr.-Abour
II o clock Tn Sunday morning. man named Henry
Ne.lal met With NEST sericusscary fatal accident
In hudson Tie VAS riln- spirited horse and.
driving hia At very rapid pace whom arriving at ths.
corner OF Cark-on street. tae animal In contact
wi az III. carr OF the Eiglth avenue railroad
throwing Ar vasa, With gres violence to the pavement
He IN such oose contact with tbs ca- that the
wbt es passed .p, whereby sustaned compound
fracture Of his right lie was taken up and ,arrie0
TO his residence a. No 6s King street. by officer Ramp
fer Of the Ninth ward. Here he had medical advice a3
acting un der It, his friends red him 10 the City Hos
ptsl whore y II feared his viii have TO BIZ anpue
tated
FArAL REsUrT or Fiour--0n Sunday afternoon, a.
nan named James McCaucv aged about twenty four
yos went into the of biz brother lay residing
In the Same house. wbsn argument tpvupg mp ana
nom that fight In which McCeuley knocked down.
and Kicked 80 severely that he died from the ELECTS OF
the injuries.
DISAPPOINTED Lovr.--A German woman, named Louisa
Hight has died in the City Hospital In consequence OK
taking dote Of arsenic. The sssgned s dtap"
pontment In love
MISTAKE IN THE NAMr 1T not John Crawley, bus
John Crcy who found dead in Manhattan Alley, on
sunday morning Mistakes In names, as well as 10 NUM-
beis, should be avoided.
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