The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17
Visit Of the Maryland Legislature to IIarris-
burg.
City TntelIl0cncc.

THE WEArHER.-For the last two days we have enjoyed
very pleasant weather. but just tre overcoats
had become universally set aside, again visited
with rain, which the OF ereat rush for
overcoats and umbrellas During the day. yesterday the
wind changed several times 1t blew from the east early
in the morning, but changed to the south about 0
O'Clock it continued to blow from that point all day,
until about O'Clock in the afternoon at which time
the wind again shifted to the east About O'Clock the
rain began to fall slightly and continued with slight in
termisons up to late hour last evening The tRermo-
meter in the Herald Office ranged from AZ to SO degrees
above zero.
ARRIVAL OF Goops FOR THE CRYSTAL PAIAcE-The follow
ing table will give readers idea of the quantity
goods that are daily arriving from foreign and domestic
ports for the exhibition The below mentioned vessels
Names A,7irsd from No. ofPa'os.
Ship Constitution Liverpool. 211
do. Helveta. .Havre. $50
Total No. Of packages. 500
iheH SsTe in the peNad Stea AqRysta Captain
early vegetables by the Savannah and then by the
Charleston steamers
The VOLUNTEER FuND.-We learn from Mr. Norris, that
Volunteers amounted to $e17 OF this, $500 has been
paid to Col BuInham $102 for Mr. Heers expenses t38
for miscellaneous expenses and the is on de-
posi to be paid over on Monday, when Mr. Norris win
hand in his statement.
ANOTHER TIE VOLUNTEERS GoNE.-Again we have to
record the death of another of this brave but fated
His funeral will take place from the Mercer House to
We understand that another of the Volunteers lying
dangerously i'll in the City Hospital and is not likely to
recover. We are tired OF trying to impress upon the
minds of the public and city authorities the necessity of
gallant little band viii not something be done for them
before they all have departed for another and better
world?
About two o'clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in the carpenters shop of William Dckenson, in
Thirty fourth street. Tenth avenue and notwith-
standing the exerons Of the fire department, the build
The police of the Twentieth ward early the spot
and rendered efficient service in protecting and saving
the burning building The loss is estimated at $500 on
which there is NO insurance.
About half past eleven clock Friday night the alarm
fire for the Seventh dstrct caused by some clothing
in the gentlemens furnishing store of Mrs. Lambert
Page 1S2 Nassau street. which took fire from the
one OF the windows The flames promptly extn-
gushed before any material damage effected.
Last Friday morning the extensive japan factory of
A. Monkhouse in Seventy fourth street. between Ninth
dsps the exertons of the fremen, 1t completely
consumed, together with the contents. The building
g o
The damage is estimated at 81 500 on which there is
insurance.
in shed in the of lime kiln Troy street, which
not exngushed before property to the amount of
$500 was destroyed.
corps knocked down by hose cart on Thursday
evening, the side walk in Broadway between this Of
engines and their appurtenaDces are in many respects
honor and advantage to the city but when the hose
men are not content to on the Russ pavement and
prefer riding the pedestrians who entitled to
the sidewalk think it time that the ordinance against
that infringement Of liberty should be enforced This is
great country, but hose carts and fire engines side
walks are a great nuisance.
ACCIDENTAL half past six O'Clock yesterday morning
German woman residing in Eighty sixth street. Ninth
avenue cars fell and injured of her feet in serious
manner. She was Immediately brought to the station
house. and from thence to her residence, in a carriage
INnlcRA1roN.-There arrived at this port yesterday,
$50 passengers, of which from Liverpool 246a;
London, ee7 Havre, sse; Bremen, 1ee; Antwerp 25s.
Police Intelligence.
h. Charge Of Burning Californian Yesterday officer
Finy, of the Second ward arrested fellow calling
or more properly speaking, the accused aided by an
accomplice derauded the complainant out Of S12o 1t
appears by the affidavit Of James Hayden, the com
plaipant, that he in Vanderbilts shipping Office
purchasing ticket for California; and after making the
purchase he was accosed BY Haggerty, calling himself
Jones who told him that he was from Buffalo, and was
going to California himself He then asked the COM
painant to go litt way with him to see clipper ship
and as they went on the pier another young man spoke
they all walked little distance together and the stran
ger said he had patent for cafe that no could
took the medel Of the safe from the srangert looked
like round baifor the purpose OF inspecting IT, and
walked with the witness into store. Here Haggerfy
opened the safe and took out piece of paper and then
closed up. The complainant him take the paper
out, and Haggerty said he would win some money The
safe was 10 the owner and Haggcry asked him
il there anything in the safe and the said
yes there pie,e Of paper w bet there Is no
in the box, said Haggerty-"rll bet you $200 but as
Haggerty had money with him. he asked Hayden If he
could lend him This proposition Hayden refused
saving It was an unfair bet Ultimately the bet was
made and Hayden Induced to exhibit his $l20 in his
hand, a kind of nominal loan to Haggerty. The safe
opened and enough piece of paper was found
the box The Of the safe of claimed the
money and grabbed IT from possession and ran
off Hayden then grabbed Haggerty by the collar, and
kept him In custody for he MORE during which
time Haggerty attempted many articles to escape but
finding determined fellow, the rogue started to
run away when Hayden called after him step thief and
he was caught by the above named officer The accused
was conveyed before Justice Osborne who committed him
/ to prison for trial.
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