The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
CITY IntSllBgenca.

I'M nssr REGIMENT NEW YoRx volrsruns held
another meeting iass evening q the Mercer House
General wheat was selected q chairman and Adjuiaas
Gaines acted secretary rhs business Of the evening
IVES Of worry nyle Importance; the Same bitter
dividuss who have figured In previous reports
The object or lhe meeting wHs stated /, be for the
purpose Of mailing ausl arrsn msnt. Tor The oosor:
600 reported from ho Finance Oommiuse - having
san promised. Il was stated that General Boot would
should scar plain czens 'dres and the Officers the uni
form they wore In Mexico An Invitation had beou re-
oeved frm VIM. Burton, requesting the attendance Of
the volunteers 81 his theatre Tuesday, the lbth OF sep
tembef which accepted Ma tiers Of NO Interest 70
our readers d. cusscd ANA tho meeting adjourned
until next Saturday evening
LIBRARY PRBoHzRs AT sisG Ssc An effort
is being made by benevolent minded persons 70 gel
up library for the of tho prisosers q Sing Sing the
originator Of the idea young lady. Who, plying tho
meres Of the unfortunate censens Of the STATE prison.
desired TO send "blessed words OF instruction and DOM
fort 10 The coll OF each or them Some gentlemen took
up idea and already sent four boxes OF select
books To Arg Sing They now endeev0ring 70 couect
q larger number Of books to sond TO The same place.
Boy MESSING "A bright, handsome lad, about thirteen
years or sge by the name OF George Prchard e the
Office Of the Courier and Enquirer Friday, I4sh Of August
,ayirg he was going to snn sipce which time nothing
has been seen or heard of him. Hts parents, who reside
l4a Frank in street, in deep distress 1t his absence
Fss IN PEARL sraKEr-Two HoRsB BURNT SsATH-
Shortly after o'cookFyesterdsy mo,nng nre broke
out In the stable situated at No IA Pearl street, near
the Battery The hremen very prompt and ext,n-
gushed tas flames before they extended m uoh beyond
three stalls and sbe hay lofts TSo hor Ia these stalls
burnt TO DEATH end the other broke his halter and
escaped With sofne severe burns his body lie run
into the rtreet and subsequently, causht by the police
The stable s owned BY Mr. John Boadmac acd rented by
Mr.. Hagger,y NJ. Cornelius hahocy owned the two
holees that were burned 70 t3, sno the thu
capped into tbs street. severely burned There were eight
other hoes In the stable ct the time Of the fire. but they
taken cut without Injury 1he fre 10 supposed -
have been tho act OF carel ssnea.
FIFE IN TIE BowsRY. -About three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon fire discovered the roof OF the buidr
No. 2cs Bowery occupied the upper floors Baoons
daguerrean gallery. by J. q. Hoys The flames
exrgrifhed Damage 10 the bndirg about t3e, insured
for COO in the Boweyy Insurance Company. The stock
and fixtures insured for 81 00 In the Brooklyn Insu
rance Company. They damaged about $780, The nre
originated from . spark en- the roof
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS On Tuesday the Board granted
licenses 10 the following persons:Henry Smith, No $40
Fourth avenues James Loneworth HS Canal atreet; John
X Cook, tb6 avenue @.
FIRE ELzABrH SrHsEr.-Between 10 and IL O'Clock
MONDAY night, occurred In tho hay Ion Of stables
tached GOAL yard belonging to Mr. Samuel g. Wan
dell Nos. 20 and ~ Elizabeth street. The nro soon
exiting and before much damage wAs done Mr..
Wande " Insured TO the amount OF $500 Ia the Suyve-
sent Insurance Company. Loss about S26. The nre 10
supposed have BEEN III act OF inoendAry, who OBJ
ained the o through the OF the coal yard