The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

The Commissioners will not make a decision on the
bids until all the suretes Of the proposers have been
800 600 for the whole establishment II is TO be hoped
that the arsenal will be better built than the old
That of the most wrechedly constructed edfces
in the city, although II cost great deal OF money.
A GRAND TEAANN STAG PARry-poImcs AMONG
UpPER TEN.-n will be remembered that Mr.. Temann
owed his nomination for the Office of Mayor to committee
of Wall street bulls and bears and his election is mainly
due TO the overwhelming vote he received in the wards
where the upper do most congregate Consequently
people who live in brown fronts quite reoced
the result Of the charter election, and about
manifest their Joy in characteristic manner II the de-
mocracy had been successful there would doubtless
been a meeting Tammany Hall to exchange feici-
taons the result but fashionable people could not do
anything commonplace il in contemplation to hold
grand party to which the elite OF the wealthy Temann
ties have been invited, and which will no doubt
out for grand Temann party, TO be held
at the house Of Benjamin 81. Fields in Madison
500 invitations have been issued exclusively TO gentle
men; hence il therefore what is known '.stag'
party. Mr. Temann is TO be present. What the Interior
purpose Of this curious meeting il is impossible to say,
but IL is reported that movement is TO be naugurated
which, successful will evenuae placing the govern
men of the city in the hands Of the wealthy classes.
Is urged that all the places of public trust given to
poor uncducated fellows and the Fifth avenue people
of very little account political circles This dreadful
will be allowed TO run for office except he nicely
polished boots and sports fancy moustache. To make
Brown has been engaged and will do the honors the
occasion.
PoIIcs C1nKs.-The Police Commissioners, in secret
session. Tuesday made the following appointments of
police clerks
At the 7omls-R H. Johnston and F. NJ Skdmore the
present incumbents, and NJ vandervoort (reporter)
Al yegrson harta CoIt-Jsmes NJ Murray, present
vice John Quackenbush, elected Justice.
Al Eser Marset-John Iaor and VIM. B. Rockwell.
Al FortrlIle-Georse W. Ribbett, late County Clerk,
James NJ Burns.
The Board of Aldermen formerly had the appointment
Of these clerks and is understood, will contest the
law, and make appointments for the same Offices. The
Police Commissioners have also appointed Drs r. H. kim
bark and Aanson Jones police surgeons, 10 take
Office Immediately. An additional number of surgeons
will be chosen on Friday.
FAs a ST. BRIpsEr's cnvKu-A fair opened at st.
Brdgets church Monday last, and will continue during
the remainder Of the week. The proceeds be de-
voted to the completion Of the free school
the church and which said TO be Of the best build
ngs 81 the KIND in the city Since the opening Of the fair
has been very successful, and IS expected that the
amount realized will be amply sufficient for the purpose
There are large number Of useful and ornamental art
Giles exhibition and the tables arranged with much
taste. The Archbishop is TO be present this evening.
FIrm LAMP Acc1pKyr-A WOMAN BURNED The alarm
Of Ere for the Fourth district last night between and
O'Clock, caused by fluid lamp catching tire while N
the hands Of Mrs. Alice Stoole No. Mulngan place
Sixth avenue. between Amos and West Eleventh streets
Mrs :. very severely burned on both and
right side Her clothing caught hre when she rushed
down stairs 20 the street door, cnveoped IN blaze Her
husband. who Just entering the house, extinguished
the flames and thus probably saved the life Of his wife.
They have only been married one week.
FIKr IN EGHTT SIREK1--Aboui IL O'Clock on
Tuesday fire broke in the bakery Of Mr. Strauz
in Eighty fifth street, Third The flames ex-
tended to the blacksmith shop Of Robert Kirkpatrick and
before the ire exunguished his shop damaged
about 500; partly covered by insurance The damage
done 10 The bakery will probably amount 10 5000 In
Bured for 81 800 IN the Rutgers Insurance Company The
FIRE In supposed 70 have been caused by the fues
CAMPHSE LAMP ExPfoIos.-The alarm OF fire for the
Third district, last night about half past O'Clock,
caused by the upsetng Of camphene lamp the fourth
floor Of No. 81 Domnick In the
by Thomas s. Guillan. The flames extn.
ruiShod. damage trfniuc