The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

yHB WATHHR-fR1nBEDOUD FALL OF kANs
our weather article the other day said that when
- Wind pointed to the northeast 1t porssdsd rain
NV, sIset or han or ooubiaAuoa Of some or al Of
Asss elements together On saturday evening, therefore,
- - passsd mp Broadway and observed the vane which
srnounts the stsspls Of st. Psups setting due north
sast and with ra,n.iaving wind driving down directly
Aon The Banks OF NswfounSland. felt sure Of wet
sn bsore the Ginning Of the bsl Of the Sabbath
- sad Il vas realised. northsastsr always realizes it,
peoisss The wind sshsnsd during the night the cold
sAsksned in measure, the cluds thicksnsd the stars
ursly disappeared and the darkness despensd in the
nuausnt; and sometime After midnight the indows
vh northern eastern exposure sdmonishsd us that
\ vas coming down. "Lst II come down." says the
wisah in Macbeth and It eontinusd 10 come down
spsssd b sarsest resolved upon such outpoarog
- would gladden. the heart Of Street Inspector,
~ sspscaiy the hearts Of our llow citizens, whoss
very Dreams for the list three months have been
hvaxAby mingled with mud. The rain csatnued to fall,
~ wind TO sht round southwark unu u hauled up
warmer and the distbiDs from the elouts mean
t1me In larger drops and In greater abundance. Tn
Wind continued taOkng about TIL about ave O'Clock yes
tdsy aftsrnoon, whom IL had got rosnd TO the south
wsst, ~ which point there vas . suspension Of th
aAows for up to ihs hour 1t had been sontipuou
shower, without any suspension In the Of the
fsssnoon faas alarm calsd out the nremsn, but on
discovering there was NO conhsgraton, any danger
esne sith the water streaming from the heavens in pals
wholly IN preoedented The InfAthomAbls slush ON
Broadway, and the delightful rain, thsy called II,
Win which they turned out which very srtraordnsry
Asg for Areen To do for they generally take their us
- returning home altar excursion to in search Of
1ze Tho usual Sabbath afternoon spectacle Broad
Wy Of the mutuoinous turnout Of the working classes
e our popuatsa Of both sexes, especially our Irsh Ger
:. Sas
most destitute Of pedestrians II OF omnihuses.
ne beds q snow that lay scattered throughout the city
vlAk~v ~HaJ,h uts
that places tnsy remained through the whole
gorm The wind was very vslsat blowing smoke pipes
.sd hs %
oscniaoal fury. There some reason for the sxpeos
ton that thu Il clearing mp shower and whom the
3 storm clouds fer some days come Aocordns to The
avssase proportions OF fair weather and foul for sven this
q y: ,: Il
February viii be succeeded BY succession Of sunshiny
days IN hareb, bland and genial and ana insprne,
s ME hossst sAnono rain or aAns sxsrelss his osIs
aa philosophy, and take Il - It comes and bs hankful
I'M ANGEL GABRM A SHowR.- Nc. Orr, the street
forth oo sSs cs1 Ha s.ps Seus 10 s
Yoarsd down In torrsnts yst the Angel summoned his
lsops blast his busis horn. and dsooursed 10
HI wings were fAbby and dropping ON aosount Of the
min, and hs was compelled to 60 under cover to dis
sAasss his angelic mission Before he commanded his
Sermon he save several blasts upon his bugle but only
about hall dozen wanderers were called together at the
6Ayins summons. There Wa . time whsn
hst that IN Other days and perhaps oaly dry
sAss On sueh day - yesterday nifty Gabrisls had
seh NUMBER could s. Collected tcs.snsr The AaS.i
ysseehed to his group Of half coEsn for about an hour
\ the aftsYnoon, and then went Oh up Broadway in
search Of new lsbors
Nh. AID Mas HAYS INDICTED FOR THE NuRpsa OF On
LUzHR Tho Grand Jury on Friday last found bill %
abatement against wnlian Hays and his wife Clara
CHARGED with the murder OF Dr. Lutsner. bench war
mt usd and officer spesr one Of the special on
es Of the Court Of Ssssons Arreed the accused par
49, and On Saturday morning they were brought bsfore
- April next
TRR-Ysstsrday morning are vas discovered By OH.
81 Gsrshvait in the building the Of West and
S.Sns porter house, also ~ Mr. Hiram Burdsa = rock
g chair manuiActory. Mr.. Burdstt's Loss y estimated
e .hont $1,000 No insurasoe. The hcuss adjoining:
M. l Christopher street. occupied BY Mr. Cyrus Field
- junk shop, together with his Stock destroyed
Lsss unknown Covered By insurance in the Manhattan
o. Saturday night Gre broke out IN new two story
Aams dwelling house in Eighty third street. between
Fourth and rfth avenues which WAS totally desuoysd.
n building Was unoocupisd and owned By Mrs. Houston.
Len estimated st $1,000. Insured for 1900 10 the
Greenwich Insurance Company This is supposed to b
u s.iidins At the time q iss occ cur - -
Another nrs occurred Saturday night In the Of
bsdinss Nos. 6s and e6 Centre street. occupied the
q Russo. B::.o a. s.
M thrd story whore the Are originated, used By
tenure 4eurnx ~ An Iron pao9toAd fActo1y. damage
y IRE and about % ooo covered By insurance In
Tie Aston and Stuyvesant oomp sniss.
o. Saturday night about eleven O'Clock, Are broke
eaA the basement Of dwelling No. l68 Fourth street.
espd by John Hooper, - bakery. The Are orsinstsd
= quantity Of shavinss. Damage about $500. No In
suxsnes
AouDru-On Saturday night Thomas CAris, deputy
ehsrt6, and esth Douglass In driving down Third
nus, upset the railroad tra,k opposite Fifty FIRST
street. and broke the asish i.to places The horse fen
eo the and hurt Oarln and Douglass
unRhtH hurt These are not the first who have como
nsax losing thsir lives By this sewer.
Personal Intelligence.
No Russian odaoers-Hsssrs Grumwald Lockolof, and
Esssis-rsturasd to the city ysstsrday. They at
he Aston house. They have bsen Witt to wsshing
ton and the Norfolk Navy Yard.
A. Grimm, Cincinnati j. TinuAns, do ]. l. QuiAn,
a.; T. b. Roas, DO G. Iinoola, New Bedford; g. L.
whitman. Boston; W. Dougal .. n; 7. B. eomer-
vin Alabama; G. Stafford, do; H. +. SWsetser, Elmra,
N. T.; O. BaeAingham, Albany; o. Means, do. arrived
yesterday 1t ths Astor.
Q. Csforstsan st. Louis; Geo. Swain, Boston; g. witt
usvsland; A. .; eoodhns, Boston; Gray, San Fran.
asso; l. p. Parks Boston; W. o. SkillmAn Texas; A.
Winnsred, Georgia. arrived yesterday ct the Mstropo