The New York herald., 1867-01-28
CITY IITELLIGEHCz.

rnE WxArHgR % YxsrEanAY.--Yesteri was 4 g,ry
enjoyable day for this season OF the year A healthy
bracag breeze prevailed just sufficiently strong 20 gys
tone and animation TO pedestrian exercise ani render
both skating aud sIeshing more active and exciting
The light heccy clouds that foaed the sky gave
mellow tone 10 the ausere sunshine and lent
aspect to the winter scenery The roads and streets
In ad rabIe condition for either walking sleigh
ing The abomnabe slash that so ncommoded outdoor
movements during .ne Past Wees % was S aepsoea . Of ~
enabled TO travel with and convenience on foot on
otherwise In the suburbs the virgin snow frozenAI
solid crasts glstened In the sunlight, and especsy IN
She Park where the trees and patches cf efnDowned
sward inerspersed themselves ibs scenery was beautiful
In its winter garb.
JAMES srEpmss c. o. l. R-Ths statement that has
appeared OF the departure of James Stephens late
C. O. l. r. of the Fenian Brotherhood, by steamer ON
Saturday last for Europe turns ont to be . canard
citizen Of Brooklyn has sworn before Commissioner
OF Deeds in that city that he shook hands with tho
defunct Head Centre at 81 Second place Saturday,
and that the lady Of the house that address informed
him that the Head Centre to have sailed for Europe
on saturday, but that such circumstance has
hitherto nierposed prevent the expectanl Fenians
Ireland from enjoying the presence their quondAm
chief hindcred the accomplishment OF the design This
information was arrived a. nom ane nature o. bss
and some ese as to the fact OF stephens departure
PIcKpocKrrs woRK.-Mrs. Patrick Higgins, residing
at No. 10 Leonard street, while making purchases il
Washington Market last Saturday evening, had her
pocket picked Of the Of $3.50 in national bank notes
she had $500 in gold in the pocket, which, foru
natesy Tor her. was not disturbed
FIRE IN TENTH AvEyrE-DEsTRUcnos or Srsvgssor's
BRrwKRy-Ioss ESTIMATED $50,00O.-At about half
past ton O'Clock last night fire broke out the brewery
OF David Stevenson, located Tenth avenue, from
Thirty-ninth TO Fortieth The fire spread with
great rapidy and before the lremen could slbdue the
flames the whole Of the story building WAS dea-
troyed The total loss may be estimated at about $4,000
lnsared 10 the following insurance companies -Mer-
chanics Firemen Trust and Jersey City, In the cellars
under where the fire originated Mr. Stevenson he
has large stock OF old ale, which II destroyed will
increase his loss to some 100000 One horse suio
naied from IN imperfect fue In one OF the kilns.
FIRE IL FoRTy-sIxrH sTREEr.-About half-past eight
O'Clock last night Gre was discovered basement
Of the porter house Of Michael Mara at the OF
Forty sixth street and Broadway Tho damage will b.
about $3.50; insured for S. 200 in the Greenwich Insur
ance Company. Supposed to be an incendiary lre:
in Mott street. found the Of Mulberry
Chatham streets in nsensibe condition. and taken TO-
Bellevue Hospital whero he died In the Of three
hours after being admitted 1t appears the deceased
Of Blackwei's Island, and was out on
pass, when he vas thus prostrated as above
Catharne Corcorn domestic, residing al LIT Gocrch
street, was found lying nsensibe conditionon tho
sidewalk New Chambers street She taken TO the
Bellevue Hospital.
Thomas Bray had his leg badly jammed between two.
cars on the Erie Railroad, near Otlsvle when he was
immediately conveyed 10 the New York Hospital,
where amputat0n found necessary.
Pat Mckee was by car Is, OF the Blocker
street and Fulton ferry line and had his leg badly
crushed He was taken 20 the New York Hospital