The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06
CITY Intelligence,


complete change in the weather. the thermometer having
been through the whole Of yesterday somewhere about
twenty degrees lower than what in the afternoon
of the preceding day. The thermometer placed in q
northsry aspect from which it partly sheltered,
48 degrees at A. NJ and at to 81 degrees
The day which was cloudy and obscure turned rain
the afternoon. The term March many wssthsrs, !"
might be appropriately designated :" May many
weaher for the change between yesterday and Weiae
TRINITY CHURCH ANNIVERSARY The anniversary Of the
of Trinity Church. celebrated yester
day. ascension Day with the religious services appro-
pirate to the day and the occasion There large
congregation present and in addition to the customary
prayers, Hodges grand conservation service 7t Dem
and Benedcts) and DR.. Crofts fine anthem, Z. God is
gone up with shout were admirably performed by the
choir OF the church.
Destructive FRR-The fire noticed in yesterdays
HERALD did not take place, as inadvertently mentioned
(and hasten to correct the srror) at the sawmi
Thirty seventh street bat broke out in of slaugnte
houses in Thirty ninth street, betw en- the Eleventh
and Twelfth avenues near the Hudson river Fourteen
able quantity Of pork ready to be packed well
large number hogs and horse the property Of Michael
wse the captains and policemen Of the Sixteenth and
Eighteenth districts, Lieutenant Mter and policemen Of
the Nineteenth and Captains Ntchet Of the Fourth aod
Turnbul Of the Eighth districts Immediately the
spot and were energetic in preserving the property
The buildings which of brick and owned by Messr
LANG are said to be fully insured The fire, 1t ia sup
posed originated in of wooden sheds in the
Of the building used for storing fat but how in what
manner Is unknown.
flRE-WoODebQAy morning, between y ana ~ o CLOCK
A. NJ, fire broke cut in the upper story of An anti
quated BUILDING, at the corner Of Broad and Water
Streets the wer floor of which is occupied grocery
and that part in Water street coopeage. The fire
confined to the floor upon which it originated, but
the roof entirely destroyed and the inmstes Obliged
to remove their effects into the street. As the engines
were returning much amussm was created in Broad
way from the passers by supposng that the fire pro
ceeded from the bonded warehouse This mistake orig
gDaed from the issuing Of quantity of steam from
steam pipe the upper part the building which many
supposed to be smoke, and consequently that the fire
proceeded from there Such alarm however, ground
less there berg nothing of the Sort aud the mistake only
served as food for little merrment
ANOTHER FRE-The hosiery store OF J. Levy, 24s Bow
cry, ard the adjoining store, occupied by Mr.. Hill
destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning at early hour.
The damage is estimated at about 81, 900.
THE EXCISE LICENSE Alderman Moore and Assistant
Aoermsn Brown of the First ward during the last two
days, have been engaged at the Mayors Office in the
granting of licenses for the sale Of liquor in their ware
Considerable has been taken by the Aldermen this
year respecting the reputation Of those parties applying
for license and in no instance have the Adorned gyea
permit to any person who is known to the police
keeper OF dance house nor have they given
license to those who under suspicion of keeping
house for the resort of improper The captains
of police has been very dgent in ascertaniog the cha
to The Board Of Excise We hope the example set
CITY BY the Aldermen and no doubt much good will be
derived provided that the penalty for selling liquor with
out license be rigidly enforced.
RNo MORE IIcENcEs.-The Ordinance Committee of the
Board of Aldermen will lear the arguments against any
licenses 10 be presented by the Temperance ALI
ance, in the City Library No. IL City Hail. this after
noon az O'Clock.
TRADE STRIKES Meetings of different trades still
tnue and appear the increase Lest night there
two meetings public and the other private, at
the place-nechancs' Hall, in Hester street The
public Of the journe, segar makers, the pr
of German taior 1t appears to us, however, that
neetires OF this description would lose nothing by pub
lcity, but of that the members the best judges
The rggers Of this port have given public notice to
their employers that they do not intend to work for
than 81 per day after Monday next.
NORTHERN Observation-Disclosures PLACE The follow
ing report shows the number of patients treated ct this