The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21
Cltv Intelligence.


drawing panel of jurors for the next session of the Court
Of Oyer and Termner, before which the Burdel murder
case is be tried terminated yesterday at the Office
OF the County Clerk To meet the difficulty OF finding
jury OF twelve to sit upon the cause who have not
already formed opinion To the guilt Of the parties
charged with the alleged murder, panel was drawn OF
tive hundred This panel was drawn from four thou
sand names, whereas for ordinary trials at this court
panel OF forty only Is drawn from two hundred
names The drawing took place in the presence of the
Sheriff, the County Clerk and two Aldermen, in compliance
with the usual statute IL took several hours ON saturday
and yesterday TO complete the drawing
The CuzsN voIrNpsR PAaaDE-Thc storm o? yesterday
prevented the parade Of this army, much the
greet Of those Who desired participate in the turnout Tho
Commander In Chief issued the following order
HrApQUAsrrxs n. Y. Cruzrs yotusrrEw}
The parade Of the organization is consequent
n. ncem.ncy OF te weather postponed until Thursday ueY
above order 10 their respective commands.
~ order OF Tic Commander la Chief, - -
W. II. Drspnow, AdJuant General.
II is supposed there will be any falling of In the
numbers Cd those who will parade in consequence OF this
posponemen The officers OF opinion that the arrange
Incnt viii rather be perfected, and tho affair rendered
Of than II would have been had IL iasen
place yesterday Tho independent volunteer parade
also postponed, and IL Is supposed that arrangement
will be effected whereby all the companies will
together. Tho " Independents have been offered Major
Gcncralshp and division la line, which they will doubt,
less accept.
"
whaling on Sandy Hook made fast Friday last
and has brouglt up ~ far A. the steamboat basin be
low Quarantine, where Il now hes. II Is intended Ia bring
" this city for exhibition II IS said 10 be forty feet
long.
GEN JaosoS's ssrrp Box-A letter has been received
from Andrcw Jackson the adopted Of Old Hickory, by
the chairman Of the Aldcrmanc Committee Arts and
Sciences Mr. Jackson that he has the gold snuff
box In his possession which left by the Generation the
most active New Yorker in the defence or his country
Ile grl he hpN fhp ltrp
petition for this box among The romans OF The New York
volunteers Is very crgat
SrRKyI noNos.-ln recent report to the CITY Inspcc
tors department. Health Warden woocy OF the Twentieth
ward says;"No les uan hundred professional rag
pickers reside IN this ward greatly the annoyance Of
respectable citizens Fortunately they reside main
ly In particular locality. Their associations are with
those Of their kidney They bring into the vard on
carts drawn by dogs and baskets and bags ON their
backs aud heads, all manner or unceanlncs gathered
from the streets and CUTTERS such putrd mcaia, rotten
POTATOES, apples, oranges bananas, dlapdatcd clothing,
mouldy bread, and numerous other sinking sundrios,
rcckng With disease and death. In ovcrhaung the gar.
bage boxes the side walks they great nuisance
they pass often u~etng and scattering the couen"
II Is confidently anticipated fat the Ist of May when
CITY Inspector Morton has ue command Of The sanitary
condition Of the streets that this, With humorous Other
street nuisances, Will be promptly abatcd.
fry ~ THrRrY snn srErtT-TwrNTi fIogus BrRVr
~ D,Sm.-Btwecn three and four O'Clock, yesterday
morning fire broke out in The livery stable belonging TO
Patrick Lewis, situated Nos 81 and 81 West Thirty sixth
street Tho Ere seems originated In the front onco o.
vicinity and spread with great fury through the stablng
burning death every therein numbering between
twenty and thirty. Every Effort made by The police
aud those earliest at the premises 10 save the animals but
avail the Gully accessible means ~ thcn was from
the front, and the fury - thu flames PIT top any AVID
being rendered IN charge of the premises named
joseph stewart, who slept IN The office being
sufferer, the hrc being all around him whom woke ny.
Tho remcn hurried ~ the OF confaraon, and
cecdcd IN preventing tho IRE spreading beyond the frame
stables wherein u originated number Of tho horses
we're on livery, belonging 10 gentlemen in that vicinity
and considered az value. Amongst them
belonging 10 Mr.. SLu ~ Mr. Harrington three b VIZ.
Noble to Mr.. Nav 10 Mr.. Moore: aud nine tsn
belonging IN Mr.. Lewis The police Of The second ward
detained who is supposed b. concerned in firing
the py,msos either careessly wfuly. Tho matter Is
70 be Investigated by the Erc Marshal
1uK NV yoRK vortNnuRs--Thc remnant Of The IL |
Regimen IL New York Volunteers convened at the |
Mercer House saturday evening last the annvcrary OF
the battle Of Cerro Gorc, for The annual election Of OH
Gers n their association hch they formed for their
tus advantage Brcyct Major Morton iaircbids occupied
the chair, and william Peel, secretary
The Association then went into AN election, when Ser
eeant Robert Harper and Private James Svers tccrs
pronounced the following gentlemen clccted-
DIRtTuWz i1sscuDgy1.
Roht N. Harper, rafret ~ ckman
Philip CONWAY, PRESIDENT
charles NJ Brewer Norton fairchild
Idv ard Rey holds, sE'ptTkay AND Ttg.Asrtsp
francs Crawford, william Peel
John Tck,
Reports from thu ccnnditce charged with the bill tor
tho relief OF the New York younterrs was presented by
Us cha rDan. who stated that thc Committee Militia and
Public Dcfcnces had reported adversely the passage &C
he bin and had In their report charged the volunteers
with receiving from the city OF New York about twelve
thousand dollars more than they received
The thanks OF the volunteers then presented to \
" lhan l"ei for his eNerous In thoir bchaf when. ~
nuaion the volunteers ADJOURNED.