The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27
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The not observe In the Seventeenth aai other
wards on the east side Of the town web IN the wea,
OF The city, by the Germans 10 hem this Jaw seems par
tcularly obnoxious, and thoy dcTide II bitterly, What
the dealers may think about 49, there Is 40 qpesoo
but that this closing Of the stores h had good effect
upon the peace o. be city sunday IL generally busy
day ~ the police courts from the number Of drunken psO
pie brousht before them but yesterday the courts we're
nearly deserted and the city WIS unusually quiet.
Crs,os Hotss MATTxas Collector Schel has 70 FAR
very Lille towards making any changes IN he Gus
tom H9Re Last week ne requested Mc.srs Thomas
BJrne OF the Frs ward Mr.. Oliver s. Hubbard, OF the
Eighteenth ward sni Salcom Ives, meuursr to send IN
thtr resignacrs, which Is presumed they wiil 20 Un
medisey THIS may be considered the arst FGa. There
can be no question On, that many cbsngcs viii be made
aid The incumbers whose charscter moral and political
DO no, stand we'll had better make preparation. 10 20 MO
other business Is not likely, howeysr that any
important appointment will be made Until ihe NEE, ~
OF The democratic state Convention, the Custom House
srois are 10 be the barmo1zing power among the city
democracy and when the dral decision IL arrived At
will create bitterness IN certain quarters that viii not
tend 60 union. one important reform Mr. Sc ae eiermin
81 10 eject There hsve for some years back, been 10 the
Custom House seveniyfvo men denof mated night in
srcc'crs and gfy iy doing precsel. The st7-
iUs, nothing At al-who are called night ws,chmen
ss q emaoysa hal. sTsrv . ln Ss % rss
90 no duty 81 all, and the loaiers Of the party
they receive 81 per nigh, The f,c IS iecse orcers
who like ncle Sans money, but do not Ike 10 work.
very anxious for these bets Mr.. Sche has determined
~ abolish entirely the position OF waicbman aud 10 make
the inspectors DO aoiua duty every nigh, IN their place
and the hopes Of some thousand applicants FOR these
cures blasted would be well II other OF ses could also
be dispensed with 20 as TO do away with this Once beg
gng which Is fast getting 10 be tho vice Of the age.
Fpr ~ AIIxy STREET Between and O'Clock on sun
CAY morning. Gre was discovered In the veneer and ma
hogany ysre of Ps,tersoa Glehrist, 81 and % Allen
street, The nremen promptly at the premises, and
coon exilpgulshed the IRE The Gre, doubt Was the
act Il an ncendary, two distinct burnlngs dis
severed entpgu,hed The stock insured ior 800 g.,
aud Relief $1,000 Tho loss by hrc and water viii be
about o. 900 The building 10 damaged about $50, and
insured or $500 In the Fulton Insurance Company The
origin OF the FIRE WILL doubt, be closely Investigated Ivy
the Pre- MARSHA
Fsp IN THIRTY ueIuu SrRrrr Ala Buc after O'Clock
on sunday morning Gre discovered IN the cellar u
the brick ststle corner II Thirty. eighth stree, and
Eleventh ayenue, owned and occupied by VILLAIN Brad
ey The fame. spread with gres, rapiIty and soon
veopcd the interior " the buiiiiDg The ccllN
was used for horse rail-, the first door for
wagans aud the second story was occupied =
dwelling by teversl families. The nre aud smoke spread
rapidly that the occupants or the second cor had 10
make their escape by jumping out At the windows Mrs
Ellen Harmon was 80 severely Injured that she was taken
10 the hospital Patrick Gormey vito and children, were
also Injured in jumping from the building. They lost
al mer clothing aud furniture. JhcFe were seoa twenty
hofses IN the stables al the time; tnree ware burned TO
aeNh 'hree badly burned, and the balance rescued with
out injury the Ere supposed 10 be the work q an IN
cendiary. WI. bradley estimates his loss VI between
s. 600 and - 200 stock and buildings No has no In.
.rarce on his stock and only O0c on the buildng in
the Pacific and Rutser lbsurasco companies.
The slum Of Ore Tor the Eighth district about O'Clock
Sunday night, originated from 12oH Fulton street, Ia
copper plate pr ntng ONCE the third G,ar was OK
Vng,ehes hcfore any dpfrsvc was dcoo Ncr.,
who resides the fourth fonr man on the sta "a NJ
the drsi landing going oct, aui on h rcsch'ug
inc tbri Goor he discovered toe 6fe. Il Is supos9a she
MAJ be saw ST., &c to Ne pace.