The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-07
City Intclllcence

INSTALLATION THE GRAND >ACHEM AT TAMMANY HALL
The installation Of the Hon Isaac " Fowler Grand
Sachem of the Tammany Society," took place lat evening
at the Old Wigwam. There WAS large attendance OF
The honor conferred upon Postmaster the Hon
Isaac Fowler Tho society sdourped the supper room
at invitation of the Grand Sachem m where thew stayed
TO late hour Several good speeches made bg the
GTard sacbem, the Hon. Jopn Van Buren,, ex.Grand
sach.m, Col Deevsp, John Cochran, Esq, Col Thomas
Dunlap, snd others.
NEW York HoR1IcuITuRAL SocIErY-The monthly meet.
irg this society held last evening" at their rooms,
NO eco Broadsay. resolution was adopted for the
printing of 100 new diplomas. Mr.. Arnoux and Mr.
Merces OF New Jersey, were unanimously elected
bers of the society npmber of tickets then dis
tsuted TO pdvdual with the understanding that they
become members at the next monthly meeting. Tho
meeting was then adjourned for the purpose of making
fer the various exhibition committees to meet aud
transact their special business in preparation for the
exhibition which is to take place in few days.
CHANGES IN TIE ArpRAsne's OFFICE The f,Ilowirg
cha, hove been made in tho appraisers de la
tie custom house il this yisaac Phillips appraiser,
in place OF G. Campbell removed; H. NJ Graham assist
ant appraiser in place Of Phillips promoted; IL Tel.
Ter assistant appraiser, o'ace Of Simeon HYDE de
CEASED JOHN BuDch assistant appraiser, in place OF
Huntington, removed
CRICKET MATCH The long projected cictet match be
twsen the ST. Georges and New York Clubs viii be
Played morowi on the ground Of the st Georges Club
at The Red House. The play will commence at eight
O'Clock, and no doubt will attract numerous amateurs of
this manly game from Canada and the Southern States
Much sport is expected
Tranquility AMONG RIGGERs.-Tbe anticipated
difficulty amongst the Iggezs strike did not result
in any disturbance of the public peace The price OF
wages claimed by them have been allowed by the
chants, and they accordingly went to work.
FIRE Yesterday mornir about half past O'Clock
fire b oke IL the building belonging hou No
229 Broome street ct the of Essex street. which
occupied procery store by Otto KohIer The build
ing which the fire took /. situated in street
two lots distant from the Police Court and used
stable and feed store containing the time of the
currence large quantity OF hay and feed OF all kinds
well as bags of coffee &c The whole of the above
consumed together with goats that oh aiuei
up inside ard the retcre could not escape Tha building
which of wood likewise entirely destroyed and
the ad dining grocery store of which it formed is
likewise injured by .he fire damage having been like
wise done to the contents Of the building by water
Mr. Kobler has not been able to form estimate Of
his oss but he is Insured in the Jefferson Insurance COM
pany for $l350 An adjoining building in Broome strest
the other side OF the grocery store in which sra
horses stabbed At the time Likewise caught fire end
is much dam sged The horses fortunately all saved
The fire lasted for about hour and half II
caused by lighted heap OF rubbish outi ide the side
walk which communicated to bale of straw lying at the
door of the feed she'd and thence 70 the contents inside
SUDDEN DEATH On Sunday night, about IL o'clock
woman by the rame 6f Elizabeth Chapman who said
be belonged to Stseu Island brought to the station
houseOf the Thirteenth ward. by Policeman Flynn in
very feeble state suffering at the time from serious
attack Of diarIhea accompanied with cramps aud fts
| Attorney Capt Russell sent for a physician who
attended her until three o'clock ,soniay morning.
VIXEN he expired. She about so years of age and
a blue pad calico dress and straw bonnet. Of
dum Size and had gold earrings in her and gold
ring her finger. The Coroners jHry found that the
deceased came to her death by Inflammation of the
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