The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-14

appearance Upwards of three thousand men will
be under arms, all beautiful lily uniformed and equip
ped, and in creditable state of discipline. After
the PARADE the Secretary of War and the officers of
the division, will proceed in the Government steam
er Fulton to inspect the harbor defences
City Intelligence.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LATE FIRE IN ORANGE
srREEr.-From the information received yesterday
morning. it appears that the fire originated in stable in
the rear Of carpenters shop, belonging to Messrs
Baldwin and Mills; but who brought it, how it got
there we could not ascertain B. and M:will DC suffer.
thousand dollars worth OF stock in and about their pre-
misses all of which have been reduced almost to cnders
there were four men burned severely, one Of whom
Dutchman appears died from the effects yesterday NOR
previous and by great exertons the part OF the fire.
men and others, were rescued. The whole number OF
gUsay damaged McBds in Orange street
would be principal loser were it not that his part OF
the burned district was oy IN ng
five hundred dollars man Of the name OF Skimhawn,
owned the house No. o. which was let principally in
tenements He was insured but it ceased about three
we eks since, and he did not renew the policy In the
centre of the burned part there frame building
occupied by coored people, and which, as far as we
could learn, visited by lads and asses every eve
ming, who delighted in tripping on the light fantastic
The wind blew from sW. pretty stiff breeze, and had
blown in contrary directiona greater number OF dwell
ings must have been consumed as they were all o.
built of brick the fire had not the power OF destroying
them quickly. The whole amount of damage will, it
us thought be not far under $l5000the mum Der of IA
miles who will suffer either by being burned out
robbed during the night will be between thirty and for
y Yesterday morning might be the remains OF old
furniture beds and other Commodities lying in the holes
and mud about the streets Also those unfortunate be-
sessed Of but which appears had been conveyed to
keeping so safe that would in all probability require
hss Of the e
panies, who at all times hazard their lives to save
those Of their fellow creatures and only for the great
exertons used by them that night the whole block,
which contains upwards Of hundred houses, must
have inevitably been consumed
SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr. William Kemble, jr., Of Will
liam Kemble Esq, and nephew of James X. Pauiding
going to Baltimore on Tuesday, was suddenly attacked
s fro ~ "hnr anS dad The hody as hronrh
A PuLlsHEn TaREArENrp.-Mons. Restcll having on
behalf of his wife Madame Rcsel threatened with pro-
secution Henry g. Daggers OF 80 Ann street. the pub
Usher of Childbirth without PAIN the sale of that
OurRAcE-PoIsosINo HonsKs.-Alr. Charles Whitson
the LIST of May last established new line of omni
rate Of six and quarter cents The line became very
popular and received it deserved, large share Of
patronage On Monday night last some person managed
soned the water Moro than thirty horses drank Of it,
and they all became sick Seven of them have since
died. and probably more will 1t to be hoped the vii
lain who perpetrated this outrage will be discovered
Police Ofice.-JusE l3-JoHN SMITH CAuonr AT
LAST This fellow who has for SO many years eluded
down very slippery indiv dua arrested this
morning, charged with stealing adys hat from Mrs.
JENNA Holmes, 1891 Pearl street. Smith said he
about be married. and is probable he took the hat
wedding gift to his ladye love-" II is Fortunate how
eyer that an end has been put to TINS affair we have
aid or assistance of John.
STEALING SPANISH DouBLooNs.-James Phalon
rested charged with stealing eight Spanish douboons,
Of the value Of $780, and silver amounting to So 90 from
James Cofay, no % Washington street. They had slept
together in the bed and upon pulling off his panta
looms they seized by Phaion who pulled them
his head and to use avulgar phrase, sloped" He
| not understand, discharged by the magistrate.
| srEAiIse a TnuSK.IAnn kearmen was arrested,
Josess jones' ss5 Grand street Committed ' a'os u
STEALING CLoTHISG.-Thomas Jones was arrested,
charged with stealing valuable clothing worth 22 from
Mrs. f. Crane No. 81 Elm street. It was found in her
possession Committed.
| AN OWNER WANrED--An owner is wanted for tw o
silver Watches stolen in April May Enquire of Off
| Ger McGrath.
| Upper Police Onice-JuNg ia SINGULAR AsD
Funny ExHBirioy.-A very funny, rare, ludcrous and
extraordinary spectacle witnessed by the citizens in
the neighborhood and the strangers visiting Tompkins
square, this afternoon about o'clock. A young man
finding the weather rather hot and probably considering
clothes with Herr Teufelsdrock, useless commodity
in fact the outward covering OF the real living in
al wthnhought to 60 through the ops
of all taors covering, standing erect on the grass, in
the native" dignity Of shirt without rutle. There
he was his neither limbs clothed in the original costume
| worn by first parents. His rolling about on the
grass, however attracted the attention Of great crowd
anu amongst tnen stoncy hearteu onicer cacu Lain
BERT who attempted to put end to his gambols and
make him put other clothing than his shirt. Young
ADAM however, objected and then very spirit stirring
chase commenced, in which the gentleman in the shirt
made shift to get away by climbing tree. He was
hunted down. however, and taken into custody but not
q step would he move-oh no he determined, after
his exertons to have quiet nap the grass where he
had stretched himself full length. The officer finally
got cab and had him removed to the police office, when
he was committed by the magistrate He gave his name
as John shay, and d, = said to be a lunac.
The Coronerwas called to hold iqnuest the body
of colored child at the house of Charles Gibson No. ~
James street, who died night before last Of Kings Evil
The premises is cellar, and the stencil is said to have
been great in consequence of neglect in attending
to 1t sooner
| DEATH FROM INTERCHANGEABLE Coroner held an in
quest on the body of Edward Mctiowan at the Fifth Die
trct Watch House. Verdict came to his death by
geston of the lungs, produced by inempcrance and
posture.
DEArH FROM EXPLOSION or SrrRIr GAs-The Coronc,
held inquest the body of Sarah Sayer No. IL Prince
sreeth verdict-came to her death by burn cd by
the explosion OF spirit gas in from which she
filling lamp.
U. $. Circuit Court.
i Before Judge Nelson
JuNE 13.-Benjdmin Wadron and Sally. has ,cfe, and
John Wilson u.s. Edcard Choseny.-This action
Of ejectment brought to possession of certain
plaintiffs claim under the will of party named Eden
Defendant tenant OF the heirs of party named Nors
worthy who purchased from party named Rogers, to
the executors conveyed. The case involves the dry
question OF title
The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER appearing for the plain
ts, and it expected he would address the jury
large concourse of persons were in attendance put
much to their disapt continent he merely moved tnat
verdict be taken for the plaintiffs subecto the opinion
Of the Court be made with liberty to the de-
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