The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
City Intelligence.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL RYyDERs PosrED-MR SIrElHAS
lDGNAST-A Row IN PRospEcT.-A handful modesty
headed ga card' was posted in different parts of the city
between Saturday night and yesterday morning, and at
acted considerable notice. In the body of the docu
nent the of Isaiah Rynders appeared in prominent
characters while upon perusa the denuncaton of that
gentleman assumed terrific proportions and all this
the signature Of Mr.. Andrew Sheehan, well known
rs active politician in and about Tammany, and
ported to be supp in the manly art" 1t appears that
both parties the democratic jubilee at
racuse where the Albany Regency men created such
terrible riot and that Mr. Sheehans excited in view
Of remarks said TO have been made by Mr. Rynders
during the Convention, atrbuting TO Mr. Sheehan par
6cipation in the row-on behalf of the Mozart Hall men
The card, therefore, is intended 10 dsabuse the public
mind OF any possible impression that Mr.. Shechan is a
bosom friend Of Mr. Rynders that Mr.. Rynders' al
lodged remarks were exactly the thing. The terms in
which these objects aimed unmistakeable pre-
cise emphatic, and to the point, so that should
the document meet Mr.. Rynders' eye he will not have
the slightest difficulty in knowing exactly what Mr..
Sheehan thinks of him, Mr.. Sheehan's opinion of
his ife claims the democratic party, manner of OBJ
tanning the Office OF Marshal courage honesty and other
points OF interest On all these topics Mr. Sheehans
was lucid and perspisuous and the idea that swords
meant to conceal IDEAS is completely demoshed-as by
the way is feared one or the other of the parties
m question will be, should they chance TO meet Copies
Of this terrible manifesto posted in the Park
and number of other prominent places-though
mot in Tammany the Pewter Mug-and were read in
silence by crowds who gathered around them The more
timd looked anxously their shoulders if expect
ing Mr. sheehan step up and vindicate the truth Of the
card and few ventured TO make any remark bel
kgerent topic. Meanwhile strict watch Of the belge
rents will be kept by interested friends
TIE CRY AFTER THE sroRM.-New York city never
looked brighter, the atmosphere seemed pure
than it did yesterday The washed perfectly
clean by the of the preceding thirty six hours and
the shone forth in refugent rays while clear and
rued sky all combined to make things look cheerful
During the day Broadway was crowded with fashionably
dressed people, and the arrivals by steamboat and rail-
road of business and pleasure seekers gave
impressive idea Of the growing condition Of the metropolis
Of the country. In almost any branch Of business
present there unusual activity displayed which can
but conduce to the benefit of merchants trades
men and mechanics
SHEET CLEANING STATISTICS. the week ending
Saturday, Sept II, there II 292 loads Of dirt,
and ashes removed from the streets under the d.
recton Of City Inspector Deavan at cost to the city of
4,o43 s51s.
MILITARY PARADE-Captain Williams company of
Washington Rifles attached the Eleventh Regiment viii
make parade to-day, and proceed their annual
union and target excursion to Staten Island Colonel
Bostwck, Lieutenant Colonel Bendx, Adjutant Raymond
and other guests will be present.