The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-31

SUxDAY N NEW YoR1.-Y1eeTday wag Mid and ploa-
sant day. IN ~ol," ~ n 70 compensate us for his
three days absence shcue out 10 al h brightness and,
With the genial atmosphere made every body have mi
,ne countenances me attendance It the various paces
OF public worship vas generally good but the Of hu
mainly that flooded Broadway and the public was
beyond our calculation throughout the day the ferry
boats were thronged by people Of all sexes coming 70 and
going from the city; and the city railroads DID good
buspess The pgopretors the liquor oarrooms,
and other similar establishments did not appear 70 OBJ
serve the Sunday 9Th the Ygidty and care exhibited
the previous Sunday the vas maj nrunnea
men were seen II every point Corner oafers were out
IN fu feather and by their obecentes and vuesrsm
made II unpleasant for female pcoesrans Fhe "brass
srpe BUSINESS as all sorts Of vehicles ana all sorts Of
horses were demand The roads and drives convergng
TO the city throDged from morn I'LL late at night Dy
Jehu's Of all classes.
TIE ACCIDENT ON TIE EIGHTH Avenue RAnRoAD-rbe
young lady whom we referred TO Thursday week a.
being badly injured by collision between Eighth ave
nue. car and fire engine, has been suffering since
Yesterday the surgeon who has been daily attendance
upon her. performed very successful operation by
putsDp the injured part Of the right hand the patient
Mrs. nayericS wife Of Mr. Aupusus Maverick Of the New
York Times. They were married by the Rev. Theodore
Psrktr, in Boeten, the LIST or the present month The
latter part OF her honeymoon has been spent upon bed
of pain An acton has been commenced against the
Eighth Avenue Railroad Company for damages Tor The H.
JuTes received
Tom PAME's RRrBpAy.-Ths evening the disciples Of
Tom Paine will celebrate his hundred and twenty
Second birthday by grand soiree banquet at the
Chinese Assembly Rooms The occas,oD VIII no doubt
bring together motley crowd Of SOCIALISTS, nhdeis re
formers Fouriertes and the odds AMI enls Of all the
"smsn Of the day. Mrs. ErDest,ne L. Rose and Other
"lighs" will speak on the occasion.
FIRE ATTORNEY STREET About twelve O'Clock on Sun
day fire occurred IN the bakery Of Theodore Gel
Ter, No. 1877 Attorney street. The flames
til pusbed damage about $780, insured for $500 N the
Market Insurance Company. The building 10 owned by
Mr.. M0sbHck II is damaged about $-6, anu is insured
SCOTT LIFE GUARD Va NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
EDITOR TIE HERALD
Ey an anopy nous which appeared IN the
HEkAID the above remarkable caption, the publ
appraised that the New York Volunteers have So
posed OF those who served under General Ward Burnett
curing the with Mexico" &C.. and also that they
have no conne,uonn with the Scott Life Guard, who,
COreIg To this writer organized for mitary dis
play" Without dwelling upon the inquiry, how far the
Of anNy nous SANDER upon others comes within
the scope OF the cbaTabe purpOses for which the Vol
unte.rs here said 10 be orgaozed, will only state
bly, their country In the Mexican War under Gen
Gals Scott and Dclooirg several OF the New Yoyk
Volunteers. u ~ unfortunately ruc, and hence the
Of the nsLuaton that Of that cgmenrwere
excluded from society for involving It's ei
cheney existence but that their misfortune,
and the fault Of The Guard who have always Il is well
known since their organization, been willing TO extend
helping band those who deserved their assistance, and
whose character is too well established 70 need de-
fence roy hands against nameiese and cowardy attacks
II MCDONNELL,
Secretary Scott Life Guard 129 West Thirty sevenths St