The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
City IntoIllrenoe.

Tm Coin WxArHE AGAs-Ths 10y winds q the Polar
regions again reached yesterday The thermoastsr
last night stood 1T 10 dssrses-a cold poat 10 sok TO-
The streets glazed with loo and he whe walks very
great distance without fall II fortunate. Yesterday
. wintsy contrast with the day before, which
rich with al the warmth AMI beauty Of springtims.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CELEBRATION b.. PArMok's
BKrHDAY.-A meeting Of delegates from the various
Insh trade and benevolent societies held last
.ng at Montgomery Hail. Prince street, VIM. Carroll in
the chair for the purpose OF oonsdsbg the proprsty
Of celebrating the birthday OF st. Patrick the ,7th Of
was altogether q private ns.urs and our reporter
being unable to obtain admitanos hsvs yet to learn
isbrstsd in the usual manner or not
REPORT or NORTHWESTERN DErKmARy-Ths number OF
patients treated at tas Northwestern Dspsnsary Oil
hshh during the Ionth Of IsDu,yy va; ~
Scotland, Gsrn any, II sthsr couptrss, 2 Number
Of males, 2s7 females so7 Cured and relieved AIS
treatment 10 Whole number Of prescriptions put up In
the spot hsoary's department. OLA greatest
Dor In ono day, rs average per day, 80.
CRoros WAnn-CAuuoS. The goods La ths store OF Mr..
Isaxcr corner Nassau and John Streets injured
extent Of ak humid Cd dollars last night
in consequence CT hydrant having been lss runnisg
This should operate warning TO those who arc In tho
habit Of permitting their hydranls to run all night
An APPHAL TIE BENEVOLENT We would call the ct
tenton Of the obsraby disposed to the sad condition Of
the burning ns thar dwellings =. the late e
in Pearl and Centre streets Many Of them still v.
ing In the ruins having to procure other ody
ings Clothing, coal ether neoessarss sent to Lieut.
SnodgrAss 1t the First ward police station franklin mar
ket viii 10 faithfully distributed to the sufferers and
thankfully received by them.
FnEIn yesterdays paper No stated that the late Ore
ct No Al Marion street broke out In the house OF Mrs.
Cray. We understand that II originated in the dwelling
OF Mr.. wiksrsons
ing arc broke out about hall past nine O'Clock ct No.
10 vandewatsr street. In wooden house, the residence
Of isver. poor families Ins hfs%sn were I'm %soiasy
avail the house No. 10 and the two buildings adjoining
In She's This Gre is similar to the late conaagrs-
ton in Pearl street. inasmuch the value Of the build
r. destroyed triapg in comparison with tho many
poor families who were suddenly rendered homeless ard
:sms .ss .s resided tbs
premises, most Of whom lost all their little stock OF
furniture The benevolent Of ctssns will no doubt
to their aid Tho ere originated In the portion OF
the building mo 10Y occupied BY Mrs Lynch. whose
husband ian ofassr Of the Police DEPARTMENT. WAS
murdered In the Fourth ward some two years ago.
FIRES AT 1lH O'Clock Tn ursdAy night fire broke out
in the brick building owned BY the American Gas Meter
Company In eny fourth street. one door northwest OF
sud
factory Before the flames could DO sxtngushsd tho
tire stoak and nxturss were consumed Ths amount OF
sured in the Empire City and Citizens Insurance Oompa-
nies.
between Chatham and Cross Streets running from Peal
street. Three wooden shAnties, wood houses,
burned down, valued ct SIS; 40 Insurance.
MoRH ABOUT TIE FIRE n nE BowHRY-FRMN INJURED.
The loss BY Are 10 the Bowsry rnurdAy night
about Slo0 Go. partially covered BY insurance. We
grst to learn that four of the bremen engaged In exn
gushing the flames were covered beneath the falling
walls and narrowly ped with their vs Thomas Reed
and Thomas O'Rourke, Of Engine Company No. TO- and
John ssllivap Of Engine No IS, and Matthew Ntz i'm
mons, OF Engine No o, ssrously injured though
are happy to learn, not dangerously
NKw YORK, Feb. 8, 1854.
EDITOR NEW YoKK HnRALD.
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factory destroyed BY are tho I'd ins ut No 1913
'Bowery. thankful to state that suoh Is act tho
vacated these preises some two ago. for
my present location No 464 Houston etreet.
RICHARD N. FERRIS, Organ Builder.
Run OvER ON THE sixth AVENUE RAILROAD Al man named
James Taylor. residing at No 1853 Sixth avenue,
1T the Of Varsk and Broome streets
THURSDAY evening, BY Of the Sixth sar and
had Of his left legs dreadully crushed that ampu
Ation deemed necessary which performed 1t the
New York Hospital where he was taken immediatsly
After the occurrenc1. His rAooyerY IA doubtful.