The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
CITY InteIllgenGe

SLEI6BlNG IN NEW YORk-THE SCANEs fEoTEhDAh'
Tlke, tinkie rang the merry, laughing bells through
NE strtes through all the city, on Sunday morning The
sun brilliant the air clear and the day WARM rather
TOO warm for the duration Of the sle!ghlng or NE
oomJor. Of the pleasure parties, who gded gay along
snveoped In robes torn from the prairie buffalo, the
northern bear and other Wild animals that proudly
roAnDed lords Of the unsubdued forest Daring the early
rNr Of the day Tie street. and avenues presented very
lively appearance carsering horses champed their bs
mpapen. TO dash forward q, Q stu more daSGSfoaa
hpeed or danced gaily as 70 the Ginning muhc Of
the rolling bells. The slcishs which gIIded merri-
BY Ane were Of every variety from the little duck like
cutter, foaming over with the ponderons iktra OF q
aniimg fair one, 10 the large family sleigh,
which, no, Notwithstanding the large team OF horses,
Numbered along more heavily. The ladies' In
their costy Russian furs, seemed very hap
by and joyous, now smiling bewtchngly 70 their gal
ANTS then laughing Dierry st some bon mot. Parties
consisting Of half dcseu couples and many teams
drove out TO Trey all seemed determined 70 have
YORK. was In hsS glee and made the ost of the Sleigh
ng while lassed The fast horses were brought out
and made ready for the st ses hing Of the
year must be enjoyed whatever price, The snow storm
began ev saturday morning. and continued perse
yne TIL late Saturday night during which time there
s,o.S~sy and The prncp. Streets. 40 miseS Il With
sand and dirt that IL virgin wilderness changed
DART dirty brown the seshiny in these streets con
nd yesterday and she melting Of the by the sun,
rapidly deseriorated the seshing throughout toe
~; before the siegns began 70 heavily the
snov Was mixed with the ART sand viii which Com.
nlssoner E5lng always has the streets covered, then
the runners oesan 70 suke me stone pavement 20 me
enc by the psasure parties drove back and stabbed
The Aded stead 10 await another s1ow storm then the
proey monoonou2 old four wheeled carriages again be-
gun lumber heavily along the strocts Thus the plea
SAINT merry OF hrst seighng sappcared but
not 70 with country friends there still
tfx he
merry chorus Of many bells, the stauncn old deacon
ho,e fsmiiy scipg piled into 4 vehicle on anuers salcn
sad old horse drags eisurey along rnsre at night
tie young people, Ivy the me,,le OF the fou- old
their 10 singing school evening party,
snd Bill trses desperately 70 pas Ton tue road I'll
svddcnly turning corner tue whole company spled
beautifully"
HsHwAY RorHsRY.-As Captain schuyler Hamilton,
hte OF The United states army, returning TO his
home on Saturday evening sst, between 10 and IL P
no vas wayls and assaulted by rsans Who ater
sharp erurgle succeeded In telling him TO tue gro md
md snAtchng from his person Available gold watch and
chain, the chain being broken where attached to
hts vest No policeman was 70 be found nearer than the
Hsason blouse In Thirty am street though this daring
perpetrae In Twenty eighth street, between
Egb and Ninth avenses and, OF course, though pur.
sued, the hshwsymen escaped. Captain Hamilton sue
San with light umbrella, his onIy means Of osesce or
defence.
ErRs IN Wall srprx Shortly after 10 O'Clock last
night nre occurred In the publication oioe OF the New
York dsyreu, 40 Wall street. Of Nassau. ny the
prom pt OF the fromen In that vicinity the flames
we're extnguished Tho Gre originated under Of the
counters, smonss, lot OF waste paper. bal hew came
there n q matter Tor the Fire Marsh 70 investigate.
Damage trifing.
AozpKsr TO A FIRUAs.-h engine company No. ~
was runnirg 10 Ore last evening" Of the pombers,
whose name We ~oro unable 70 learn, vas knocked
and ever, Receiving such severe injarss that
hs NE 10 cespslrci of. The Injured conveyed
TO the New YORK Hospi;a In an instnsioe condition.
Armrr TO NAn.-Couuoilman Hash o'Brisa, OF tho
four,eenh ward mAdes desperate assault upon
evoc,ng In bar In Prince street, Eizsbesh
end attempting 10 bite bis on inflicted very
rous wound Too individual asss cd sttias qu,esly
by Vie stove, and Ia an Invalid from osnsum eton and
rheumatism
DursErrpp OF ESrRRS rsiiys THE Cry.-Tae II 80
A. H. express train from New York the Huasos River
railroad leaves at ii5 A. n, Tho $40 A. N. and
4SoP N. express trains from The city on the Harlem
Raib cal will sfier wedncsdsy next leave al A. N. and
APR. The hnlerion milk will leave IL 30 r. NJ,
snd tins Croion Fal train 30 r. NJ The trains
scmervnle n. j., Eason, Penn, 10 nor leave al 30
A N. ana $40 M