The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-12
CITY intelligence.


The season Of rain, and mist and cold be
s last, and tho fear that have summer
been disspsied by tho hot sun az the last week Grum
blers are senced, have changed their tune and
plain Of the rather than Of tho want Of A. This
COATS white pants and well ventilated q, generally
are u premium, while sherry cobbers lemonade with
stick" and lager bier In great demand. Up 10 yes
teiday the heat rather enjoyable than otherwise the
quantity OF cool rain which preceded having supplied
sufficient moisture to temper its ferocy, and gave a uxs
rance TO the grass and foliage the public parks such a.
rarely see the eyes Of the denzens Of our dusty mud
and money loving city. Yesterday the Thermometer
ranged between eighty three and eighty ave degrees
there was no breeze moisture, and the hot sun fairly
bhrered all Who came within ib range. Thousands Who
had delayed their exodus 10 the country hurry 10
be or and daily leaving metropolis for some one
Of those quiet hooks thai inland wealth OF
beauty, or are preparing 70 swell those gay crowds
our more public places or fsshlonabs resort
Much "a said every year about the folly Of hun
crcds ncching together, and carrying The absardies
eec,ed for ise purpose Of sncrns ali such cems SS
The truth h. the ohisc, s with re- hiona ole
os 60 INTO se soS ~ s rs. 70 s. =, ,ns city,
AID what's the use o. eavng the lily II ones friends do
ses Know u, and how are tney 70 know II don't 20
into rur. felicity with only papa and mams or take moon
Eight wahs with the house ,g with only the chance
OF sncounierDs slow old clergyman or rheumatic rsr.
deper ices and sherry cobSIers waxns and Irt lion
are tempting accessories TO rustic y ent and
orally preferred by degenerate modern fair 10
The realities OF feeding chickens and kias Nor
are young any better In their minds the coun
uy 10 associated with and moquitocs-is voted
slow; so they dash o 10 watering place, where they
learn much mischief and very little that IL good But We
did not intend 10 write hJmy watering places only
osW that summer upon us and advice our readers 70
keep A. cool ~ circumsances will permit
FIRs MAIDEN LANE -Betweep IL and o'clock yes:er.
day saturday. morning nre discovered In the retcue
and pocket book manufscsory Of rblery Co., on the
fourth floor OF building No 70 Maiden lane The iremen
we're quickly at the premises and so,n extngu.hsd the
Gre The damage done 10 stock Owned by rhiery Co,
they estimate GOO insured for 81 200 IN the Insursnc
Company OF Moth America OF Philadelphia. The third
floor and store occupied by ). Wolf 90 DEALER in
cars Their stock Is damaged by and arc nr,babv
$1,000 Thej are insured for $1,000 In the fofo wing
companies Relief, $4,000 MechsnIcs rrader. al 600
81 nsrks, s2C0e; Hamilton, $4,000 Rutgers s1oce AMI
81 Marks, 81 900. The second floor Ia o.cIped nv =
Phillips, dealer In furs Stock damaged by water pro,sby
81 oco; Insured fer ~ ,5co O. follows-Rugers $1,000
Frere e, $3.50, and North Western, $4,000 rae build
Ing Owned BY q. II. schneider. II vs. damaged about
so 0, ard Insured.
FRkN fossYrH STREET About half past ten O'Clock
IN Friday night hre discovered in the milk depot Of
Frederick Drspp, at 70 Forsyth street vas soon ex
,lnsushed; damage but trning. The building is owned
by John Horst
Nrv YoRK HosPrn The annexed IL the weekly re.
port Of the above institution 10 Suy 1o.-Remainps Jily
g. 252 admitted July TO- %; disch.ged cured or reev
ed, ~; ded, Is; remaining at date, isS Maze, 244, fe-
males, g.