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The efficient and able Chief and his new corps were
very busy the anniversary Of the glorious 4h, in
seeking to prevent the freemen of Gotham committing
preach OF the peace-a number of arrests made,
however and many rioous and disordery persons CON-
mted There was one very remarkable fact in the his
TORY OF this day which we presume Is not generally
known-t is this that the alarm bell for fire was not
once called into requisition-for though several fires
were discovered in derant portions Of the city in con-
sequence of careessness in the of fire works. they
were all got under by the officers without the assistance
OF the fire department.


Row on THE FOURTH OF JuLY.-Took place in Orange
street, among set of low worthless scoundrels who
nhabit the filthy dens in that
with knife, and most grossly abused by the mob he
was rescued however by Capt McGrathof the 9th Dis
tc who succeeded in arrestng James Thompson as one
OF the leaders.


O'Clock at that highly fashionable place of resort for our
up town bloods," Lafayette Hall Broadway. large
party had congregated and sherry cobblers and mint
uleps In great demand and for time all was wit
and good humor. The motto of our young exquisites



Wine and women, mrth and laughter;


Sermons and soda water the day after"


dispute, however, at length in reference to a
game Of billiards. and excited by the subject the wine
and the enthusiastic feelings natural the glorious
day nice and very scientific bit of parring took place
between the principals, which was Joined in by the
Others until all confusion uproar and excitement
Alderman Compton sent for by the proprietor and
the house closed.


able residing at 3s Hester street. and who has
been insane for some time past, and seen wandering
about the At length shewas discovered
by Capt Tey of the 18th district at the foot of Grand
street, in the act Of drowning herself She taken to
her residence


A largo number Of arrests for dsorderly conduct,
drunkenness, Sc, were made by the policemen,
who seem determined to do their duty.