Citv Intelligence.
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Bmuor McCaosxRr-This eloquent clergyman
preached last evening at the Church ofthe Emmanuel
He delivered very c6asts and interesting discourse. in
which he gave description OF those that are termed
righteous in the epstle OF Peter as those who avoid ev
ana follow after good. He also gave description OF
those who do evil and then he spoke at some on
the treatment which both would receive Towards the
former the LordGod would extend his soctude and care
and would set against the latter The discourse
was listened to very attentiveiy.


WurRr WAS THE WArcH Last night bevy Of mad.
cap dissemnators and who seemed sndiousy disposed
10 make nigh hideous" with their discordant outpour
ings Of convvia folly paraded the Bowery in undisturb
ed triumph and much to the annoyance OF the quiet and
could listen their ungovernabe fury and although at
an early tho evening, they were uninterrupedin
went ON rejoicing in their of defying anathe-
mas, overurniDg the boxes and stripping the side
walks of their usual commodities. When will our guar
dans of the night dare to exercise and enforce their au
thority


Mup IN BRoApwAY.-The immense layer of dust which
deposited by the present Common Council in Broad.


way for the purpose Of conceang from the public their
bunglng attempts at paving and which rose in mighty
volumes being stirred by the wind by the omni
roughfare rendering dangerous for the eyes of the in
habants and doing immense damage to their apparel
of the Constituency Of mush In some parts the mud SO
deep that but the most pedestrian will
attempt crossing. We would suggest to the Common
Council that it would be good plan to have buoys
moored the many places where the mud more than
three feet deep, and have lanterns affixed to them at
night SO that citizens may have chance ofescapng
being begged


ALBANY srrAMxRs.-The Troy and Niagara have dis
continued their trips to Albany.


FAsHioNABLE ExroRrIoNs.-There is an incredible
of money extorted from the people OF this city
by what termed the fashionable milliners and the
fashionable talors. The fashionable artist will
hire snowy house in the fashionable part Of the city
in Broadway, for exampe-open it IN fashionable"
way and demand for his articles fashionable price
Among the fashionable millines in particular there is
the greatest exortion and we have often wondered
how our people, who remarkable for shrewdness,
are SO easily imposed upon as they ars every day.


liners frequently $50 for tho single article of hat and
the price is complained Of they assured that It
not unreasonable that the hat came from Paris and
less when the fact H. nnetenths OF these imported
Partisan hats" manufactured by the poor girls OF
city, who receive from the fashionable milliners
miserable pttance keep body and soul
together These hats which cost $50 each do not stand
these fashionable miliners in than $lo at the
outside, Sl5 and can be purchased for hundred per
cent less, and equally good, from mlners who do
not claim the title Of fashionable" but are as well en-
titled to it. The extorton is practsed by the
fashionable ailors, who demand frequently $40 for
coat the materials for which they buy at auction for
70 10 az csn Be-
many mechanics for $25 Within few years, the eyes
Of the people have been opened in regard to these ex
sprung up, who very we'll patronzed, from whom
be obtained "ashionabeo articles without fash
ionable" price being demanded and which ara equal
in materials and workmanship to those furnished by
those who charge extortionate prices.


SERIOUS AocIDESr.-A boy by the name of Patrick
Gulley was run over by coal cart on Wednesday III
Of the streets of the 9Th ward and seriously
injured that his recovery is very doubtful.


MIssrsa.-A person named John Kahn, employed as q
waiter at No 36 Bond street. left his home Tuesday
last and has not been heard Of since He had
about 500 in his possession at the time he went away
His friends apprehensive that he has met with foul
play


CoRoNER's OFFICE, Nov 27.-The coroner was called
yesterday to hold an inquest on the body OF child
belonging to Mr. G. w. German, No 1875 FrankliA street.
who was dreadfully burnt by its clothes taking fire
during the temporary absence of its mother from the
room. Verdict accordingly.