The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-24
CITY IntelliQence.

CENTRE STREET RAILROAD AccIpENr.-A boy by the
terneon while engaged at play on the Centre street Rail
road track. While the hands employed in scra-
ping and cleaning of the track machine used for that
purpose escaped the vigilance attention Of the work
and down the declvity of the track and this
lad being in the immediate vicinity Of of those huge
was unhappily caught between the two and sustained
very considerable injury He was taken to his home in
Anthony street This is one Of those reasonable and
convincing arguments used by those opposed the Hud
street railway project and which is sufficiently con-
elusive in mind that nuisance Of this magnitude
is quite enough for present purposes. Hardly day
passes but that we are called upon to record some Sc
rious disaster upon the Centre street ralrosd.
-AsraoNoMIcAL observation-disclosures Mitchell is now
estng and instructive lectures al the Minerva Rooms
His first lecture takes place this evening" and doubt
not crowded house will be in attendance. Professor
Mitchell is the distinguished President of the Asronomi.
cal Observatory at CINCINNATI which is supported by
voluntary contribution There about hundred
MEMBERS composed Of all classes Of society Cincinnati
is in the homo Of art having furnished scuptors aad
painters celebrated for their genius and ability The
erection Of an the taste and refine
liberal support and hope citizens will attend his
lectures.
THE TAILoRs' BLACK Boox-ln the case OF Thomp-
son Beaumont trial in the Court Of Common
Pleas witness who examined yesterday in support
oil the defence, that no man, matter how high
his rank or standing in society might be- is exempt from
judges on the bench. The witness was asked to give
some explanation, and he very gravey stated =" fire.
ing and they happened 10 be mistted the clothes
left on the tsors hands. Such act was considered
by the society good cause for having the Damo Of any
person so offending plsced The black book person
moi fit to be dealt with BY the members Of that redoub
aple society"
OWNER WANTEp--For lot Of silk purses, steel beads,
ivory combs, and about two dozen pen knives Apply
at the Office OF the Chief Of Police Two coal scuttes
were stopped at Harris pawnbrokers shop. and
at the Tombs waiting for an owner. They were new,
and marked on the bottom, piece" These arti-
cles stopped and the supposed thieves arrested
officer Norrs.
sroLrs.-Ths house No. sok Bowery, was entered,
and the door Of the broken openyes-
terday and frock coat, silver knife and fork and
veral silver up ons, iades gold mock chain, two
gold rings, and single silver watch, with gold
DIAL belonging to James Carol, stolen.
SroLrS.A black ove-coat was stolen yesterday from
the Farmers Hotel. in the Bovery.
CoRoNras OvrrcE. Jan 23.-Sudden Deafh.-The Co.
held inquest a. 80 Washington street. the
body Of Samuel Besty 10 Of age born in Ireland
Verdict csms to his death BY fit OF apoplexy.
BuRrr TO DsArH-A child Of ten years of age, named
Margaret FlemIg, bur mt severely yesterday, by
her cot0e accidentally taking Ore at the district school
No. Is, IN Oak street. taken to tho City Hos
pal, who're the unfortunate child died in few hours
The held Inquest the body which result.
cd in verdict according TO tho above facts
DIED SUDDENLY be coroner also called to hold
an iIques Ut No $50 Myt. street. on the body OF
called Kay, VITO found dead, yesterday, in a sta
he, in the Of above number Supposed to have
lied through incorporates and exposure An inquest
will be held TO day.