The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
City Intelligence.

City InteulgeDcc.
ANOTHER FeHr BETWEEN THE FAs1ns ON BRoApwAy-
About half past six O'Clock last evening dsgrace
fu light took place Broadway, corner OF Howard
street, between two fancy named John Mccarthy and
Andrew Hines, better known by the name Of "rgzse"
regarding the late shooting aray between Paudsen and
Cunningham The Ugh. witnessed by over i've hun
drcd parsons, and lastsd for half nour during
which time not policeman could DO seen. "rgzss," It
" SAID agreed with certain party TO givo McoAr'hy
nofgrg the hrst time he met him, and yestevrav after
noon, while walking up Broadway in paDy Cyrus
shay and hreo or four other fancies he NcCarthy
,hort conversation, when "Fiszse," l. alleged, snoed
IN the death Of Paudsen an0 justified Cunningham In
rena of Paaaeon P% Mccarthy a wno Is SAID gas ssoag
nam which 'esu ted in hot passing between the
ana nsaiIy in "Fiszse' biting Mccarthy heavy blow
returned the blow and fierce fight ensued between hem
rezse' getting his adversary In the gutter and giving
him pretty hard rubbing. Several citizsus who were
standing BY undertook separate them wnen n ia said
wo OF "Fezees" friencs drev pistols and s~ore hey
dght lasted Dsarly half hour and several went in
search Of policemen but not cond had anti IN
for nation was sent N the Depuy superntsodents ooe
when On1cers Gouge, Waterbury Poole, len and Hous-
ton repareo Immediately to the Of the banoe
but the friends Of the lighters succeeded In gsirg both
intsrse excitement alor Broadway for some time and
resulted in causing false alarm Of dro, which brought
;Ss SSs su ,s va. e:Ss cut ia
possessed y pistol there would, no doubt, have been
blood shed.
THE STEAMER ENTIRE STATE RAsrp.-Cn Tuesday aftsr-
noon the steamer Empire State raised and during tho
pgbt brought 70 tho city by asesmtug Tho wind being
favorable and the low tie gave good opportunity,
during Tuesday afternoon, 10 crowd about hundred
more casks into the hull oftbe stsamnr, which,
n.o on with thoee previously put In, and the camels
brought her food tide II 1rst thought thS
boilers would have To be removed before she could b;
raised AMI derrick was therefore procured, b iovtu
uatp Qdat rhQ Cruntv 9taaa IN
up by the steamtog Nep,une ~ tar Harts Island
ar d was brought TO the city BY the stsamtug Vm H.
Webb She will be Immediately placed on the bi anca
dock, and undergo q thorough repairing Tho upper
Deck had 10 be cut away during the operation Of rasng
her.
CLEANING AND spRrsKrIsc BRoADwAY-A meeting Of tho
Committee Of the Broadway Cleaning Association took
place last evening in tho Office Of the President, Ev
haughwout, corner Of Broadway and Broome street.
rbe meeting held for the purpose Of considering the
best mooe OF cl.anog and spripkiag the street during
the summer Mr. Marshall proprietor OF the sixth Ave-
Inc of stages and Mr.. Ss h OF the Msison Avenue
line, were preteDt and said that they would be willing
subscribe for the purpose Of having Broadway kept
poper trim and they believed that the stage
ers would also towards the same o,iect ssvs
raj parties who have been engaged sprnkliog the
street last we're aso present. and suggested various
plans for doing the work, by which toe street would bo
sp',Dk ed, and not deluaed ss heretofore. Mr..
Smith who has the contract for Gle aniog tho
have waiered this year did last there
Will not be much dust 10 absorb tho water, since tho
urDsd af'er good OF dehserston agreeing have
the street wat<red the way done last year,
only that he water shall be more constantly kept and
IN smaller quantities mo estimated cost this year. OF
sprnkipg, Is Sst0 por week. OF which el2o will be paid
by the CITY Inspector.
TIE NEW BunDIya THE BASK NEW YoRx oa Tho
corner Of Wall and William streets has just been com
peted and thrown open for publc inspection yestsr
day It's magnificent building and Whatever oriticHm
s want of architectural character might provoke hseems
IN ho tha
designed. The banking room, which directly opposite
The main entrance at the end OF hallway, 10 One room
sixty feet long thirty i've feet vide and twenty in
height ln ed with Caen stone and foshed with oak
ceiling that follows tho constructons the beams
supporting the nre proof door overhead The heavy oak
nnsh relisved by slabora~ gliding which has hne ef
ec, The Csshicr ana Presidents rooms ere " ~ rear,
sDd The directors room Immediately each beng half
the be eht the bsnkicg rhenteror consucou Of
the boussi admirable arg girders resting without
mediate rupport rom wall to wall carry the partitions
that are rsed 70 separate the space into ooss and veil
o. srsa ten feet by sx gives ample light interior Of
he buildrg An shpca 70 The upper ssors
wh'ob 1e divided into npe rooms and already rented
the Unisd States trust mpany, The Amsrioaa Firs In
surrncc Company, the Long Island Insurance Company
Lsry The fourth story will bc occupied By Clearing
Bouse. The managers room extends scross he froot
hand door Connecting With The once o. .ns s.s an.
mApsser From the assstant managers obcs entrance
. made % 70 pGph oysroosins ne lons room occu-
counter eurrouncs this which he length OF
the building Within this The clerks stand each
the dcsk bearing brass plata the name o( hs bank
occupying II. rns lot which ths buid,ng s ereo.sd
slpslly purchased by tho bank in Nov a. i7sS, for
$4,000. Tho ne~ building cost $3.50 900.
BASE BALL CosvHxuos-An adjourned meeting Of this
Convention was held last evening 1t the gotham Mr.
B1by In the chair The follosips additional delegates
presented credentials and were admitted; ;-Nssssu-w
p. howell, Z 3. Coombs; Mutual-Anson D Taylor, Jas
n
drat constitution and BYLAWS, reported Tho same mo
ptovides that The the Of the a-sociion
shall be TN National Association Of Bve Ball PAyers'
that shall be composed Of two delegates from cub
VINO shai hereafter be elected by ballot OF ihlrds
that regular annual meeting shall be held the second
ss ss .n,oDs :n s .ss ss
efer admitted shall pay % entrance fec and % an
nusl dues
me constitution was adopted aer sundry amen iments,
and the by laws after having been adopted, were upon
motion, recommtted for the purpose Of perectng mo
ssme. -
Tho association proceeded election Of ocsrs
motion TO appoint committee Of i've 70 nominate and
m iepo,. AZ tne nea. messns, vas amsnled oy proveag
names of Mr. Jones, Dr Adams and Mr.. Van Cvt
proposed Upon the first ballot Mr. Jones received 10
votes, Van Co Is, and Or Adams g. Or. Adams de-
clIned the nomination. and wished bis friends vote for
Mr. Van Co On The second oalos Mr. Van oot received
~ votes MI Jones u, and Dr Adams L. Mr.. Van Cou
After eectnR the remaining officers the association ad-
~ e, ~ 70 oa s ee nsa oPon some
Of base ball
Fpg IN Fast rwrn SECOND srRnr. About II O'Clock
on Wednesday noon nre discovered In the room
occupied by John Mcdonald the third Door Of the tse
men building No iee East Twenty second street. No ono
In the the limo and whom the are dsoo-
versd by Besse Riddle (xho had bean len In charge 81
the premNes and Mrs. McDonalds childrcn) opening
the door afsr an absence Of half hour, the smoke
rushed out in such volumes that the families % NE fourth
noor bad moch diculty s making their escape ws,
three children werc eft behind In the rooms Of hrs-
Noonan and had not been for the pvassworshy e6ors
Of M Patrick water, belringer and ofoer Arnoux Of
The Eghtserth precinct the children would have su6o
cated Mr.. Waters entered ne premises through tho
fourth story window and By Wing close N bs 1ooS
succeeded In 6nding the three children and pasnG them
down the ladder 70 the street In safety. ns nsemen
quickly at work and exnguished the nre oeforeh
extended beyond the room In which u originated Mr..