The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-04

RATIFICATION MlF1ISG IN TIE SIXTH WARD.-A meeting
Of the electors of the cold Sixth viii be held night,
at Garrcks Sixth ward Hotel to ray the charter nomi
nations Eminent speakers expected to dress this
meeting
FULTON STREET evidence OF dereyic
ton of duty the part Of city government lies in
Fulton street. in the shape Of huge pile bricks and
rubbish. Since Sunday last, Fulton street, Of
main thoroughfaes and outlet of the most important
ferry in this city, has been bockaded with the ruins
from the late disastrous FIRE on the cerner OF Fulton and
Nassau streets The Street Inspector may DO buried be-
meath the pile conclusion arising from the fact that
many would suppose that he could possibly be in
stence and exhibit such reckless disregard Of duty
We have doubt that thoufands who pray for the
removal Of this nuisance in Fulton street viii subscribe
large reward to any who give the slightest in
formation of the Whereabouts Of this functionary Let
of tho nua be removedetsr this pile of bricks,
the officer, (by way Of getting rid Of all kinds Of
rubbish, animate or inaninate) let both be removed
THE INVENTORS U1oSA meeting of the Inventors Pro-
tective National Uf held at the Crystal Palace
Wednesday asst when committee was appointed 10 in
wife suitable person to deliver address before the
Union, and 10 make all suitable arrangements for the
The meeting also expressed the opinion that mas
much the Inventors Union had done much to promote
che interest OF the Crystal Palace by way Of reciprocity
the exhibitors ought to help them, and committee
appointed TO wait upon the directors and TO solicit from
them appropriation Of the net proceeds Of day for
the benefit OF the Union.
AMERICAN 1ysrrrUTE-A stated meetiny Of the Amer.
Institute held at the rooms No. 351 Broadway
last evening The attendance not very large. Tie
the income from the late exhibition Of the Institute did
rot meet the expenses by about thousand dollars
resolution offered, authorizing the treasurer to
borrow sum sufficient 70 meet such de6ci which,
after debate carried After some other bust.
ness Of rot general interest, the board adjourned.
FIRES "A fire broke out yesterday morning al clock
in the establishment of Lowerre Trautrnan Co. syrup
and cordial manufacturers No. 70 Duane street The fire
originated from overflow Of sugar in tho basement
The factory, four story brick building was partially
destroyed Insured in the National Insurance 81 500;
Jefferson SO 00o Commercial 900 City 81 5oO-sl00 600
The loss estimated at between three and four thousand
dollars
About "a O'Clock Wednesday afternoon a FIRE oc.
CURED in the cellar CT house No. So Twelfth street. occu
pied by Robert IL Hart caused by the gas escaping from
the meter. One OF the domescs went into the cellar
with lamp, to split wood when the gas ignited setting
IRE 10 the beams The flames were extngsished with
slight damage.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUr.--ln notice OF the
late fire on the Of Ludlow and Houston streets
we stated IT eXngushed through the efficiency OF
the police. We have been informed that it pu.
by tie members OF Engine No, s. they returning
from the tire in Gold street. Let the gallant fremen
have the credit Of their acts.
THE FIREMENs FUND
The Treasurer Of the Fire Department with much plea
Acknowledges the receipt Of hundred dollars
donation from j. o. Fowler ESQ, hundred dollars Of
which for the Widow and Orphan Funi Of the Fire De-
partrent and hundred dollars for the widow Of Mr.
John Carman, late member OF Engine Co. No O. who lost
his life at the fire the Of Fulton an Nassau
streets, on the morning OF the seth vt.
JOHN S. GILES Treasurer.
NEW YoRR, Nov. g. 1853