The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16
City Intelligence.

The STREET PiCxIISG AyAlAScHs -Notwithstand
ing The prohibition Of Mayor Wood relative throwing
sa the Streets the ANNOYING practice has again been
resumed and be Of mania with some just
Nike the vIiol squirting which prevalent
short time ago. Instructions have been issued arrest
all PARTIES with picking pIopensiies who caught ia
he fac but how they will be dealt with when captured
dos not yet appear The stage drivers and
poy the city railroads. IL presumed can easily
reached by withdrawal Of their licenses and Mayor
Wood has be sent the Offices Of the
various lines. warning against future repe Of
the offence. II rumored Saturday that the Con-
sodaed Company bad disregaried the notice, and that
the drivers tbp stages bad undsgnisedy resumed the
sauDg wherever peeoed along their route. There is
anoher ard far serious nuisance which should be
attended To by the authorities that the falling Of
immense masses Of SNOW from the housetops There Ia
ordinance relating this which ought be
rgdy enforced for pass By liable any moment
u be struck oy thfse immature avaahches, aud hurried
W their last account rather than anticipated.
A New PoITncAL ORGANIZATION The National voun
teers, whose organization has already been noticed
n this paper, progressing rapidly in the work
Of recruiting, and is said that they already number
y very large force. few days ago they held a
second meeting At their headquarters, the European
House, corner Of Broadway aud Ninth street, when
their plans and objects very fully discussed Toe
club is said TO be composed entirely Of eocrats
claiming to allegiance either to Tammany or
zart but to be entirely Independent Of party rames
and to have one sos object IN vewnaney, the ina
ration Of Moderate, and national policy
The Natopal Volunteers intend to make their bead
quarters place of reFpsctabiy where they may NEE,
without The annoy OF Divides and shousjer h.ers
snd with Ibis riow they have retained whole quite Of
nj the European House exclusively their own
nee readiog room is to be esab shed also The pre-
sent officers OF the club are; John Farrell PRESIDENT H.
Miller aud Mr.. Carberry, tressurers r. Luby, E. j.
AcGiin p! Brady ane f s. Genet, secretaries
TfU PRoroxD EaGRASrs' Sra,Sasas' Protective
BUREAU Woods scheme for the protection Of
strangers from abroad, well greenhorus from the
rural districts. against the AMI wes Of the hordes
Of shapers and sconDdres who niesl this metropolis
exciting very general comment, and usual the genus
eroakers beecniDg raise their condemua
non. Some will have that it is purely intended for
but altogether imprx ccabie wn;e still another class Of
persons hold that Er lsburys pr-sen, arrange nents
ectons perhaps require rcfutaon; bat the second,
namely, the i'm rsctcabity Of the pan deserves sight
the Mayors Intentions The details Of Mr. Wood's nlan
OF not yet ksowp vii, no, ne made p,bljc
until The Copmon Coulc take some decided ac,iou Ia
The premises; but suns rent l. known 10 show that
The proposed ohjeciuhe protection Of .msran,s-may
he easily rsalird with proper manage In order 70
place strangers s' their gard In Que tne against all
ewndDng operations landing al the docks in I'M. cy
Mayor Wood proposes to have the Authorities NJ the
porr OF emigration Erope thoroughly posted rala
to PrOtccTe Bureaa 50 thai all Necessary To-
For nation nay reach strangers even before arriving on
oar shores This aR-ears u he an excellent iea,
liant s places to keep OF runners aud swdrs Of every
description from AL iparcourse passengers would
doubtless render the p4AE . grealsecoess
SUNDAY School MISSIONARY Mrsvc.S. meeting IN aid
Of the missionary work al the Ane<ican sshooi Uaon
WINS heid last cvcniEx in Casper Ins,1,e The
hrous, the frecs Of tie Society large numbers
aad the lecture yoom IN which In meeting hei was
pretty vel ailed Tho By the sag
irg Of hymn
All hail The power OF }ev1s sxa,e--
lstaosels psastssi- lAli, sc.
After the rsafbg q portion o: the Srlpr-ts fiqth
Ea m pre.er was o.sss3 by the gar NJ S,lsrk,
~htp The Rev. N. C. e. Cos sutro "A Ms ore o
be mi ssionsIs the Wasi HIS aittess ma st.d o.in
,sy OF IN cssne-son NJ TIE Rsrs-a, trials AZ mot
icnis ncrrtred Win his aeors X confined ne arcp,nt
~ practical operations last ak months au-ny
Which tue be stated that less ihan niy sch,ns n,
,vrag soo uurtis hal beeu orytzA IN Nebraska Ter
rory, ant that 5no corcs ~ the 5hr nsi bon an.as
,1e chiidren ard their parents ere r.. NJ Cn,iiss
ohowed. n strongly impressed those pressr, tho
Importance OF early religions lnst-neuo9 bseyeB
bat MN aF Schools were the clam through which TIE
va ~ izs OF Tho .oGBg cesa b. easC',s Daripg ne
posi- he mentioned .6a, sh~ ishts spc ~ h.a
'ith aadsoe iiceraly 10 ,ea him wan 500 copies oi
Ia Word OF cod The exercises broaeai II eIa.e
$ taxing I collection pretty good san mps. hay, !
cSn Trc wed From March to ssosembrr | 1850 The
'cieiy have oigarzeo 75 schools where none hal pre-