The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-05

rrr wrArurR-We trust that the heat Of yesterday
= about TO bid az adieu" FOR the present season Inc
sve The thermometsrs ranged In Wall street at Della
tsurs Co. at O'clock NJ at high as 80 degrees
1t stood st the tme at the Northern Hotel loot OF
CORTLAND street, at 81 degrees
FINES "A Are discovered yesterday morning about
hafpast II o'clock at vi Bowery. occupied by Henry
Schuabe rs tobaccopist store r. was caused by the
bursting of spirit lamp. The fire promptly extin-
gushed. Damage trihng About II o'clock IN the fore
noon another fire occurred at No i04 Anthony street
wooden building 1t was promptly extnguished oy tine
hre companies and police
RossERy ON BOARD A scHooSER.-On Friday eve
ming last, the schooner Caroline Francis lying In the
North river two blocks above Canal street visited
BY member Of the corps industriei who abstracted
from coseta cloth cloak, aud small French watch
The robbery committed while the captain was sit
ting under awning not than two rods distant
reward OF $40 offered for the recovery OF the pro-
perty.
the street Of the third ward to the condition Of
tho walks the eastery aide OF Greenwich street.
between Chamber and Rsads and ask him If he cannot
nave It cleared From Monday morning to Saturday
night-from the end Of week to that of another
from menth to month and from year to year, 1t Is
coopers sc It has become perfect nuisance to the
neghborhood and cannot be used by pedestrians with
having leg broken by the rolling Of barrels win the
street DO good enough to look into this matter
and apply remedy?
smgrant passengers arrived at this port during Thurs
day and Friday astrom foreign ports amounted to 6e2
MANsLAUoTrER.-Coroner Walters yesterday held an
inquest ut the New York Hospital the body of an
unknown man aged about as years From the evidence
1t appears that the deceased crossing the Bowery
about half past o'clock Monday evening, August 23
and was knocked down and severely injured by horse
and wagon that was coming down the Bowery Mt great
speed having In It two Charles Walton and James
Wilson alias Crazy JIM both in q state of ntoxication
The driver of the wagon after causing the mischief In
creased the speed his horse endeavored to make
escape and Of them succeeded In doing the
gsrae and fined for furious driving and discharged
The deceased the other hand found to be more
seriously injured than was N first supposed, and was
finally conveyed nsensible to the City Hospital where
he expired on Friday evening The jury, In accordance
with the evidence adduced rendered verdict that the
declared to his death by received by being
over by wagon through the caresssness Of Chas
Walton and James Wilson alias Crazy Jm for whose
rest the coroneris Issued warrants.
THE FIRE Coin sTREEr-SvFrocArEp.-The Coro-
ner was called to hold inquest also at the Amshouse
yard, on the body Of colored man named William
Flora aged 81 years native of Virginia. for many years
in the employ Of Mr. Thomas Boomer. Of No. 40 Gold
street. and had charge of his establishment In which he
slept and lost his life on Thursday morning last when
the building and contents consumed by fire. The
books of Mr. Bloomer found yesterday in di6e-
rent part of the building from that In which they
usually kept, from which circumstances 1t is presumed
that the deceased in attempting to them suf
located afterwards burned just before the fire
discovered the deceased heard by neighbor cry
out Are murder &c. but before they could get up and
afford any assistance the flames had made progress
to render escape impossible Verdict death by being
sufocated in the building No 40 Gold street consumed
by fire on the evening of the I'd inst.