The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-23
CIV Intelligence.

FIne-About eleven O'Clock last night fire broke
out in liquor warehouse No Is vesey street but was
mage. Several fire companies were on the spot
in few moments after the alarm was given. The
damage principally done YVES by water. We could not
get any clue as to how the fire originated, whether
cidental, or by incendiarism.
ASoTHER-The alarm Of fire twice yesterday after
noon proceeded from cotton which is slowed in
Old Slip which was taken the ruins in Stone
since the great fire. We don't know whether per-
have been mischieveus enough TO make bad worse
whether sparks have remained in the pile at the
time OF removal At all events would be well to have
ii removed to place where danger OF any kind may
he ba1ed 1t would be not only dear, but sad piece
OF business the stoehosses in the neghborhood were
to catch fire by not using proper precauton IN time We
sincerely hope may be attended to by the owners Of
the property, or by the proper authorities.
EREwoRKs-RocxErs.--The pianoforte wareroom and
dwelling house of MIR. J. Rocket 1872 Broadway,
rowly escaped destruction Monday evening in
quence of rocket descending the root oil the house
The shingles became igned and had 1t not been for the
timely warning and assistance OF gentlemen pass
ing the whole building would undoubtedly have been in
flames Mr. Rocket thinks Notwithstanding at this sea
OF the year very dangerous amusement, and one
which should be Immediately put stop to by the proper
all which we agree and sincerely nope
MIR Rocket Will not again have occasion to complain
the visits Of such dangerous namesakes.
/ CoRoxnR's OrricE, July 22.-Efects Of the Heat-Th'
Coroner called to hold an inquest on the body 0
Catherine Roland 90 Orange street. who died Of intern
perance and exposure to the heat
Also, the body OF man named Phillips li5 Ora:g
street-conge stion Of the brain caused by heat.
Disease IF the Lungs-The Coroner held an inquest o.
the body OF Mrs Fuller, IL Mangin street, who died
disease Of the lungs.
BOARD OF SUPERvIs0Rs.-This Board met yesterday a
II O'Clock his honor the Mayor in the chair.
/ The minutes of the last meeting were read end ap
proved.
Petitions Referred OF NTasc hi Fallon, for finding
freshmens for Jurors at the Tombs. To continue DR.
Rees in office. For pay of certain bills to the sheriff
from Jan to July l.
nh Paid-1'o officer Mulcrancy s27.
Grand Jury Lisis-The supervisors Of the wards pre-
scented their lists. Ordered to be engrossed.
Rporfsin favor OF paying the county clerk S6S7 o.
Dr. Ress-The Committee TO whom was referred thu
Of DR.. Rees, against whom certain charges wer
preferred by Inhabitants Of the de wards for undue
Of his official duties in relation to the Bible II
the Common Schools reported back to the Board stating
their inability to take action the subject because Q
the ndance Of Dr. Rees before the Com mittee
and quespg the Board to take up the investigation
the subject matter contained in the charges.
The Board resolved to take up the subject and invest
gate the matter fully O'Clock Thursday next whe
DR.. Rees will he heard through counsel.
The Board then adjourned.