The New York herald., 1868-02-23
CRY INTELLlGEyGE.

ANOTHER COLD SaAP--The suddca thaw Of Thursday
hast that made tho streets OF suh, rendering oser-
GOATS uncomfortab!c and making think that tho
''backbone'' OF winter had been broken, received
sudden check Friday night at six p
NJ the mercury began TO fall; a high, sharp,
cutting wind, causing ever body on the street to
f.el unoomiortaoe A. two O'Clock on Friday
ino mercury marked hf'y tnroo degrees and .. md.
the mercury marked eleven degrees at noon, fifteen;
at three NJ, fifteen, and seven r. NJ, aieen degrees.
river was nlled with heavy Hoatng ice; ferry transit
Was difficult. and, tax AL things into consideration,
yesterday was very uncomfortable.
IMPORTANT TELEaRAPElc NOTICE Tho onlces Of the
telegraph companies this city will bo kept open to-
day Sunday for the delivery Of messages received
yesterday which could not be delivered as usual
count OF business places being closed The general
Offices viii keep open dey, and tho sub offices NJ tao
principal hotels until noon.
AouAHo-IosE YACHT CIuB.-Ai the regular meeting
Of the lone Yacht Club, the lSsh inst the following
officers clecteu Tor the ensuing year:-C T. Tomp.
kins Commodore; william Il. Winans, Woe Conmo-
dore; }. A. Lucky, Rear Commodore Owen Clifford,
Secretary; +. Felix, Treasurer; N. A. Dtpew Cores
ponding Secretary; j. Carroll. Measurer. AT the ter
minaton OF the meeting the cub wcre taken all aback
by a surprise party, consisting Of tho and lady
friends OF the cub At cr part ang of bounuiaI Cola
ton they trpIed tho light fantastic too III the wee
hours OF morning
MAYORS OFrcs-LHgsss BrREAU-Marshai Tappan
has issued during the past week licenses as follows
Coaches q jnnkshops, IA express wagons o. venders,
so; lbIic Caris 70; drivers, 20 dirt carts O. boarding
house, /; poIters, 2-to,a, lt4 Collected during the
week Tor fines, S29-loal for lie, iees and ines
$46S.
PoLIcE RECORD The following the numbers OF
arrests made by the police in.hs cry dor ng the past
week Saturday, l5ta, 23S; Sunday, 10th f0i Monday
17,h, 1922 Tuesday, lstn iS9: We1nosd 10 n l9S:
thursday, 20th lSG: Frinay, list, lS0-.oal, ,233
ST. pArRicKs DAy-Ihe arrangements for ST. Pat
rck's Day progressing. The Knigns OF st. Patrick
have completed their arrangements for the appropriate
celebration Of ITO festival They will dine ~ tho As,or
House the 18th OF March win ther accustomed eca
no doubt win pr sent their usual feast OF
orAtory, muse wit The society W u meet Tues
day evening TO hear tho report Of the Executive Com
mittee and distribute tickets, which " complete tho
business Of the banquet
PHnorE1AS SocmrY. Last evening the six,y-arth
anDiversar, Of this society held Ia tho Academy OF
Music, before fashionable aud nu nerous aulienco,
composed chiefly Of the members friends The presi-
dent, Mr. Nicholas Fish, A. b. occupied the chair and
after the opening prayer by Res. C. r Dufle
chaplain, delivered . coDgra.uatory address, in
which no adverted TO the great progress this society
had made during the past year. The programme
included some spendd selections from the mos. vorise
composers, and we'll rendered by efficient
orcbt slia under the direction Of u. Lander. Among
other noticeable features o. tae evening were ths
excellent oratoricai dspss OF some OF the Students
who evinced much care 10 the preparation Of their
eral peccs, many 81 when possessed much
tokens Of APPRECIATION. well with mvrinis
II bouquets, whicn we're showered on TIE youthful
Ccsios with no p ngsardly hand. Altogether .he pro,
brought 10 close With tie benediction and the
Singing OF some college AIRS
PARISH or Tnx ErirnAST.-A lecture will DO delivered
this evening in Domlt Hall for the beneat Of Rev. Dr.
Burtsoll's church by the Rcv. Dr. C'Leary. TIE
subject 10 Tao Independence Of Ireland"
TIE CHARITY BALL.-Ths Charity Ball for the benefit
OF he Nursery AMI Chid's Hospital, will take pkcs
the Academy Of Nusic Tomorrow night The mere an
Of this fact should DO sufficient to slim atc
benevocny disposed persons to contribute bsrally
tnis nooe insuuon that is dong much 10 neviate
suffering and succorins tho distressed. rho managers
OF TINS ALTAR comprise many Of the wealthsst ot our
citizens, aua they have spared no pains to make the
present occasion ~oay Of Tho patronage bestow upon
H. Ia word, tho Charity Bal Is tue principal one VI
tne season.
All sASrs EEuEr ASSOCIATION Ca tomorrow t''on.
day esenng Rev. +. &. Eser wi; deliver a lecture
Gnd'r the auspices ot this association fo- Ito purpose
OF obtaining unia'c meet the pressing demands this
chafsy sli en- .b!e heu 20 carry Tho work OF reoy
M he peer Of hcr parsh. TDe subject OF the lecture
As The iose mite Valley
LADIES UNIoS EEllxg AaociAnoy--rhs annual report
OF his association, of which Ers John A. Kennody s
President, states stat the association bad on hand
JAsuarY !, 1867, s30os Al added 10 which from
vsrols sources TIE sum ot fi00-6 IS The
baiance on hand December 81, 1867, Sl.G1l So,
.he actual expense ol conducting tho sssocla-
nsFliR Dt0h Ony us. ~. The asSucation
done deal OF good In sssisIng tue widows cnidran
and fsmih~s o. liers who have died IN the -ylco
VI to county. e. woi Al dgSabei goiier] AID s nor
sacly IN want q fnuda. to sayertty Of tne w1ter
has taxed iis reeDurces 70 The ut ost aud any
ons either O. oney or articles ~ clothing that nay
90 rRde uss of would oe thaJsfuy received.
FiRK oS WARD'a lHAyD AT hn:past Gys O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ars occu.ics T. tho tad pg
IL cJutss ~ erection on wstd's Island known a sne
lasorsie Asylum. The TIE yistod sofore aug
s.rious damage was lone.