The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

City PolGties.
A REfOnA MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMO
CRATIC UNION CLUB.

City Pol1t1es.
REfORA MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMO
CRATIC UNION CLUB.
At citing Of the members Of this Club convened for
the purpose Of making arrangements for mass meeting
of the democracy take into consideration the proposed
reform in our city government the following preamble
and resolution were adopted -
Whereas Tho late astounding frauds and msmanaRe-
ment in the affairs Of our city government have most
citizens and require immediate reform; and whereas,
the democratic republican party is most vitality interest
ed in any amendments to or alterations in our city char
ter and should be vgilant in sesuring the requisite
reforms and also, believing that the democratic
republican Iarty constitute the fountain head from
which s reforms and benefits to the masses vi the com
muDify should emanate, therefore
Resolved That vigilance COMMITTEES OF thirty one be
appointed take consideration the proposed atera
tons Ia the city charter and secure such as
will benefit all classes Of the community alike ana ae
uay reform the abuses which have lately been exposed
and II requisite call meeting Of the democracy at
the earliest day practicable
committee Of the following gentlemen was then ap.
pointed =
James Brady, John Cocbrane, James NJ, smith Jr.,
Carr Godfrey Cur ,her Warren Smith 1hos. Brady,
G.. Bogardus D. Delavan, Isaac Y. Fowler: Y: D.
nsrd l. Harrison Thomas Lawrence, A h. Herrck,
Carrot by ckmsn, Duryea, ID. Smith, W. sleight,
James Henry Jr Thomas A. Glover John H. Harnett
E. Martin. NJ. .. Allen, u. Banks Jr, WIN. n. Cooke
Cry Intelligence.
JHE WEATHER -1e>trrday the weather continued hne
all day but towards evening the atmosphere began 10
grow cold At eleven O'Clock last night the Thermometer
at the HERALD Office stood ut "a degrees above
REMOVAL OF BRADY 8 DAGUERREAN RooMs.-The removal
of Mr. N. b. Brady daguerrean gallery to No. $50
Broadway was inaugurated last evening very large
number Of highly fashionable pers0ns In attendance
among whom observed Mayor Westeryelt, General
Sanford and SON. Odgen Hoffman, Alfred Beach, and
number Of hand, ladies' The gallery, dressing ROOM
locale examined by his numerous vsters and
found extremely neat and well fitted up, and, Of
course, elected commendatory remarks from all present
Mr.. Brady furnished magnificent supper to his guests
and the evening passed oil very pleasantly to all present
Rosss HEBREW ENGLISH DICTIONARY This work
sent to the Worlds Fair in London and examined by
committee Of The most learned Oriental scholars
The kind extant. gold medal and elegantly bound
report Of the jurors awarded and forwarded to the
President of tie United States and letter in the Prcs
DENTS hand~rt sent to the armed professor
notifying him of the fact This therefore, settles the
character Of the work for ever
TIE voIuSTEER BESfTIT.-How much money did the
Volunteers receive at the recent beneGtY
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-About IL o'clock Sunday
evening man, named John Clay, in attempting to get
board OF Of the South ferry boats fell overheard
and would in all probability have found watery grave
had it not have been for the timely exerons Of officer
1hrale, of the First ward police.
Fru -At7s O'Clock last evening, the house No. 80
More street took fire. and not extnguished before
the whole building completely Quilted The first story
occupied junk shop and the upper floors by n
number Of families. The damage wilt not be very heavy,
as the building very old and dilaPidated one
CORRECTION church Of st. Francis Seraph not
dedicated yesterday as we announced it would be- The
ceremony will take place on the 2Sth inst.