The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
CITY htelllgenoe.

AMun1 on vEsYue ConAHIB vaos WAsnssroH-to-
day The Albany Burgess corps, The ohasiessown osy
Guard and Howard Engine Company No Will resurn 70
Ne oily, - ,hsbs WY home nom Warrington. ne
Durssss eerps ere expeoted 70 arrive tn Jersey Oy
sasly this mosning and viii take Tho lllo A. H. train 81
chamber street for Albany We have MOI heard thas
hey 70 bs received By any Of our city companies
ne corps will breakfast n Vie Assor House. the
Cnarsstown CITY Guard will arrive during tho course Of
the day, and WIN put up n the rAmmany Hotel where
they vii dine. They were not received their arrival
r !his city y ssy o. or military companies, and
s.psr,ss ne SospsshS 4 our citizens hoy may
bs Induced 70 remain Sunday, bat If not received
properly, they WIN take the express for Boston BAd
IN wa.bngten, Baltimore and Philadelphia Howard
Engine No. 81 viii arrive during The aissn ana viii
oty nrsmen. All. the bremen who purpose !, iosu in
The reception will meet this morning q The house OF
oT ~, No = from xhn Pave The
Dcdworths band. Howard Engine Company have had
me time Enoe they have been away, bat their vel.
come homo Will be exceedingly enthusiastic.
FAMILY MAREnnG.-The Lentsn season has had -
eneo! on the market, and meat rates now somewhat
cheaper than did last week. while sales arc not very
active The prices Of good fresh beef range nom l3c.
" 1sc per pound the best outs selling readily than
the poorer meat There not great deal OF meat In
The stalls - tho butchers fear fluctuations In price.
Mutton sells for lilo per pound. and lamb for lsc. pe
pound Veal il sold from 100. 10 1850 per pound, and
and des1 and ~d With the .yo.poS Of versions
ditto The venison begins 10 look back. and 10 not 90
paatsele - was month ego. Fish, for some reason
or other, very dear; and largo Roman Catholic
population, who aubsist principally on this die! during
Lent compelled TO ether food. All kinds OF dsn
~. before The closing Of navigation sh.d, most O. from
North Carolina. very plentiful and toleraely cheap
before the end Of March, when i viii be caught in our
North eIn rivers and be served fresh At tables
Oysters were never more more plentiful cheaper or haer
70 be had in abundance. Eggs, rejoice to sos, are
getting and are nos selling at retail ct seven
for shilling. Butter rates at from Is 10 20 cents per
pound, and is cheaper than There nothing new
to note IN vegetables Apples are too dea' to buy and
moreover, generally too poor 70 eat. Lemons and
oTarges are very cheap.
ST. PAIRcKs DAy-An adjourned meeting Of the oiocrs
fthe 9th, osh and 18th Regimen g. and the maudants
OF other Irish military bodies held last evening" 10
make arrangements for the celebration OF the approach
ing l7h Of March, The various corps represented she
occasion appeared 10 be unanimous In their d,ermua
tion to turn out deputation from the various Irish
cvic societies received and inmated the will of the
bodies they represented to unite with the military the
celebration. Joint committee ordered to report
unsnnousy agreed that the civic bodies sboui join The
the i7ih preossd through The P.is up soav.y 70
Foul tenth street. Ninth avenue. 10 Twenty third street.
and down Bre.dwN to Union .qua,s-from the hMr
hen adjourned
sAI nn BROADWAY TREArRl = One or tw, OF 20
city papers have lately published paragraphs TO the effect
that the Broadway theatre property had been sold for
sa76 600, and that 10 be pulled down to give plae
to block Of stores We learn that the facts the case
are. that the theatre property has been sod but for
much larger sum than that pamed, and that Nr. E. A.
kArsha 10 the pu' chaser He purposes 10 mako extsn
sve alterations In the INTERIOR and d up the house for
fret Glars operate and dramatic performan Among
OTTER proposed Improvements, the third tier u 70
be abolished and the second made grand tier, to be
led with private boxes afer the style Of the Academy
Of Music
DAsoHs OF CARRYING PI1oIs.-The practice Of carrying
wopoDs 10 becoming alarmiDgy frequent and we we
heard OF several accidents being caused by n. g. Y.
Butterworth, The Superintendent Of the Assay Onos,
While on his way to Warrington recently, met with
rous accident from this IL Appears that be had
laid his coat on the Of Q rail way car and several
othy persons threw their coats top Of his On lifting
the pile 70 get his coat pistol discharged
bu LET lodged IN NJ B. thigh The bone was NO, frac
tured and no serious iesuas are approhended.
fHr CARLTON HorsI PRorIRrY has not been sold a.
erroLeously stated In some Of yesterday pspers
fill In The possession OF the OF the hotel 2. H.
Hodges.