City Intelligence.
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CEDAR SrREEr-As we have now an efficient police
Office from belowCedar street that accommodation
will be given them, as this street from Broadway to
Pearl street encumbered with empty boxes as to
the street and subject themselves being covered with
mud or over by carts. We hope Justice Matse will
pay that thoroughfare visit and remedy the evil COM
planned Of


WHOSE FAULT i, 1T within week past the mud in
Nassau street has been twice scraped into piles and left
to be pastered the street again by the wheels Of
vehicles passing along Whoever is in fault in this mat
ter, ought to be seen to.


WILL sALPErrR EXPLODE ?-The Board of Aldermen
passed the following resolution at the close of their meet


Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee on
Laws to report to the Common Council at the earliest
time practicable, an ordinance to prohibit the storing of
sapetre any explosive substance within the city of
New York. except under such restrictions to the
mittee shall seem proper


This is to be cOncurred in by the Assistants Both
Boards deserve good deal of credit for the manner in
which they have examined into the explosive nature
saltpetre. The book published by them is very valu-
able one.


MILITARY REviEw-The Sixth Brigade, commanded
by Gen George r Morris paraded yesterday for annual
inspection and review. The different companies com.
posing the brigade met at their different head quarters
and marched to the Battery where they reviewed
at - o'clock by Gen. Norris and at o'clock by Gen
Sanford Tie companies all appeared finely and drilled
to the satisfaction of all who witnessed them The br
gade composed Of Col Yates splendid regiment Of
flying artillery Col Warmers German regiment ID
the 18th regiment commanded by Col Ming The only
companies belonging to this regiment, located in this
city, the Scottish Guard and Highland Guard both
Of whom turned out in good numbers and looked very
solderke From the battery they marched to the Park
and after undergoing another review were dismissed.


MOVEMENTS OF THE Cry FArHERs.-The city fathers
spent the early part Of the day yesterday at the plough
ing match Of the American Institute Harlem and az
terwards adjourned to White Pans where they partoo
Of sumptuous dinner. An extra was despatched
at O'Clock which brought them safely back to the city


PLouoHISG MATCH AT HARLEM.-The great ploughing
match OF the American Institute of yesterday at
Harlem in the of q crowd a Ia
The first three prizes awarded to three members
of the family and all won with the Bergen
plough, which, with draught Of 800 lbs. did as much
work any other the ground with draught of a75
lbs.


DEATH ny LAupAEum-The Coroner was called yester
the body of child three weeks old named Henrietta
Keeer whose death occasioned by administering tc
it quantity Of laudanum in mistake for paregorc Yer
dict accordln0v