The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-15
City Intelligence.

THE APPROACHING ELEcror-NAruRALizArfosN NEw
fons AS the great and important day Of election aP
proaches the committees and the different courts in
the city are busly employed in giving out papers Of ct
zenhp to the people entitled receive them Ths rush
Of claimants to the courts is tremendous and Il
daily II has arrived at such pitch that 0upo-
rio Court holds evening session purpose The
Of assuming the garb Of republican freeman, by
being made o citizen OF the United States, always i'm
pressyc rendered novel upon tho evening Of Tues.
day last before his Honor hef Justice Oakley 1t
CURED the Cccasiop 81 deaf mute claiming 10 b.
admitted Both the Applicant and his witness deaf
and dumb and the entire ceromony was conducted by
signs and in writing The m ,ch pie ed at be-
ing placed upon the roll ,r although visited BY physical
affection he not the less anxious to stand politically
The punber ma uraized thus far during the
month average ab, HUNDRED and fifty dlily AS 1t
is necessary be citizen ten prior u the election
do not suppose that inc rush will diminish much be-
fore That time The nnner usturallZed in the Common
Pleas chambers before Ja5ge Day Is also very great
Trr WEArnsn.-Yesteida, morning opened gloomy
and chilly The drst murmor Of wintry wind was
heard amid the tr Of and the people found
little cold stoves we're set In some places, and the
query, have you laid in coal 3? was pretty general
in the streets. The therD meter at the HERALD buiid
ing ranged AT noon 90 o'grees at z. M 6S5s de-
greesi at P. NJ, 6s degrees Between six and seven
O'Clock in the afternoon heavy rain fell, and it CON-
tDued to increase 10 ten nc night ae this there
was an even steady and every propect OF ts con-
tinuance till daylight The AIT was calm however, aud
some slight indication of dns day to day.
SERIOUS ArrRar uowAap srssEr.-At half past
eleven o'clock yete' day MOI ming man got into an alter
progressed for little he made thrust with his
at one Of them The into OF the boys
~ arrested by The conveyed to the fourteenth
ward station house and tho suffering lad taken to the
City Hospital We bave not yet learned the name Of
either party, nor the exact cause Of the quarrel.
vIsIr MILITARY NV YoRK The Eagle Guards,
Of Bridgeport Connecticut Lacy arrived Mt Peck
81 D. At two clock N ,be Of yesterday upon
visit to this city They received at the boat landing
by company OF our GonineDfss under the command Of
Captain iie!me and The Gnlck Gaurds comm Hded by
Taptnt ~ nenn In. Nm V.vk Rro no,Ao Aud
ed upon the companies the boat approached her
wharf with the Eagle GUARDS in line upon deck the effect
was very pictufaque salute OF cannon was fired
the landing OF The crmtanv .hey number aocut forty
men, and appear wel drilled and neatly uniformed The
Guards are ATTENDED by very good band The three
companies formed and marched up town.
AwFuiLy SUDDEN DEsru.-Goroner Ives hold in
quest yesterday at the house Of oiary Gaaher, No. 81
Duane street, upon the BODY cf Jonathan Paul. aged
forty five years who pped suddenly in the esta-
blshment of Worral Co Mt o'clock In the morn
ing 1t appeared nom The evidence of John Dalton a
in the employm.nt of the firm that the Diseased
worked there aio apo up witness going to- his work at
O'Clock ths morning. he found Diseased sitting
reading paper he BID wituess good mornings witness
repeo sat down. and commenced reading paper also,
in about i've minutes IRON tho time witness came in
deceased fell frt his cha upon his face and died almost
immediately. ply sic sent for but none could
be found the hooy Of deceased then conveyed to his
late boarding house. Tsomts McClusky cO.rOb0fated
this testimony Doctor Lo.ll made post martem exA-
mina,ion OF the body found the heart very much
larged and fatty Its right chambers full Of blood, liver
emerged and coneested petD and kidneys enlarged the
mucous mt mbfane of ibe stomach thick and red,
three bruises the e side OF the face raid to have
been caused BY failing; pers suffering under the
disease Of the heart exhibited 10 this dssc liable
to sudden deaah. there sufficient disease Of the
heart to account Tor ibesu0dan death Vsrdct'Death
from disease Of the heart The deceased native Of
Penpsylyania. and leaves Wits and ten children In
Philadelphia.
Cry LAMP LIGHTING Assistant Captain Flandreau,
Of the Eighteenth ward complaint in
his official report to The Chef of neglect in lighting the
city OIL lamps in his District He says thai, upon Tues
day night and Wedne-day morning not than twelve
lamps were rhted after one oo.ock that the citizens
loud in their complaints that IL impossi
bic to the attention of the Superintendent Of
Lamps to the matter.
TIckETs ron CALPonSIa.-We understand that frau
duent ickets to California passengers again being
issued and warn those boand the golden regions to
buy only from owners OF and not from pre-.
tended agents.
NOTICE TO STRAyGERs.-0ur readers referred to
advertisement under the head Of Personal In another
column.