The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-10
Clty Intelllrence.

the Popes Nuncio, Archbishop Bedint celebrated ass
might have been expected the church crowded 10
the very doors BY Catholics from all parts the cy g
well by those living in the immediate vicinity 6sso
after the appointed hour eight O'CLOCK this Nuncis wi
his attendants entered the church. and walked In pre-
Acolyte with the staff Of the legatlal
Torch bearer
Attendant acolytss
Nuncio in his archispis
Copal robes
Officiating deacon, Rev. Mr.. Qu;n.
Attendants.
of the altar The Nunco knel. fe moments ia praver:
after which he clothed by his attendants his on
catng robes Low Mass was then cesbrated ut the
foot of the alter while tho pastor returned thanks
his behalf and that of the congregation for the
high favo~hich had been just conferred upon them By
his Excellency. They desired his benedction and his
prayers for their eternal happiness in return hs
should not he forgotten in theirs Hs visit to this cou
try, which was to be terminated, would, he had
doubt be productive of the most beneficial effects upon
1s Ss so9 o Into
Nuncio then his bsnedicon upon the congr
gaon in Latin according to the prescribed form Of the
Catholic Church This concluded the ceremonies. Tha
procession formed and left the church in the order
In which it entered It, and the congregation dispersed
THE ACADEMY OF DrucS.-Ths regular annual sale oc
oil paintings commences at this place TO day There II
large collection many of which Of the Dusseldo
school, We learn there ~ valuable pictures to DO
cold.
arrested on Tuesday, by officer haley for Attsmpt
ing to get up ct the Second district polls Of ho
Second ward. He held to bail BY the Justice. John
Owens and Wn McRivers locked up by officer Palmer
for Hghting in Centre street. the Sixth district pos
of the Fourteenth ward, and collecting large crowd a
people In the streets Andrew A. Mulary put In e
station house for raising disturbance a the Seventh
district polls Of the Eleventh ward
FIRE BY NcTNpARY.-About seven O'Clock last even.
ing the insurance watch discovered fire in the second
story Of this building No. e5 Maiden lane, occupied By
Robert Pardoe, importer of fancy goods The watch
forced their way into the building and beneath Of the
psnks of the door between the BEAMS they discovered
quantity Of charcoal and shavings FIRE, clearly the
work Of an incendary. The bells sounded the alarm,
but before any Of the re the hs
watch had extinguished the ames without any damage
having sustained There Is clue to the
traitor Of this villanoW work.
ILLEGAL vouxG-In addition to the names Of those 10
pubshed yesterday, arrested the charge of ie9n1
voting add that OF David Coohrane charged with is-
gal voting in the Second district Of the Twelfth ward H
was sent to the Police Court
FREs-On Tuesday afternoon q Arc broke out In H.
cellar Of the house No ait Grand street. II wAs q.
tneaished with triAing damage.
ActrpkSTs-Tuesday afternoon, a man named WiIlism
Pagan while state Of intoxi atisn fell in Elm street.
Grand street. and cut his head severely He was
taken to the station house. after Dr. Jackson had dressed
his wound.
At half past 10 O'Clock Tuesday night Ptk rsgue ssa
the Of the Old Bible House In Nassau street
and badly injured At the time Of falling there Wa
guard against falling, and in this condition thssa
premises have been since the building taken down
Yesterday morning. Tsrrence McGn fell into the dock A
the foot Spring street. and rescued from drownn9