The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

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City Intelligence.
The WEATHER The coons,ss In the atmosphers stlii
continues and the thermometer did not rise higher than
the same hour it stood at tbs Northern Hotel At 40 d.
grees We have within the last week experienc many
changes In the weather; but seldom at this season Of
the year have we witnessed such strange variety of
weather. and quick succession of changes threatening
US with an early fall season.
EASTERN ENrRrssEs We daily under obligations
to the useful and enterprisipg firm of Munroe CO. for
supplies of papers delivered u.s. always in advance of
the mail. From Messrs. Dennis & Cloyes OF the New
Haven and Springfield railroad acknowledge suilaI
favors.
Curious PHrsIoLoeIcAL FAcr.--The Mandarin ON
board the junk MIR Keysng, states what consider
curious his queue grown faster for the short
time he has been in New York than it would iu wear
In China. On this account he is DESTROYS Remaining
here month or two longer so that he will be enabled
to astonish his brethren ut home with his long hair
He actually asked the captain stay here this az
count but the rest of the Cinnamon anxious to
get home, the latter said he could not crafty.
A CowaIDIno ArrAIsR.-In passing up Hudson street
yesterday morning, and when W. had neared Second
street we observed gentleman attack a man with
oowhide with which he administered and from
what We heard. well merited chastisoment inqur-
Ing Into the matter informed that the cowhdee
was In the habit Of insulting respectable ladies' had
recently acted In base towards sister Of the
cowhider such was the case he did not get stroke
too much
Is manifested by the journsymen taors and taiorssses
In consequence Of the low pay they receive from their
employers during the dear season We hear rr
mors of intended meeting in the Park on this
subject. '--''
DEATH By PoIsoN.-Coroner Walters Yesterday held
an inquest at Harlem en- the body of Joseph fitzpatrick
aged W years native Of Ireland. The deceased was
blacksmith by trade, and very worthy and industrious
citizen From the evidence appears that the
Tor some time past abored under melancholy state OF
mind, owing to domestic difficulties at home his wife
being very intemperate On Friday morning he took
DIS SISTERS MrS McLane aud gave his son some money
satng ao that he was going to die and what he
naa taken to destroy himself Every used
agony about eight hours. he died Verdict-Deash bv
Taxing corrosive submate to destroy himself while la.
boring under melancholy state Of mind
AWFUL DEATH-The Coroner also held an innuast nv
Sa4 Houston street, the body of William H Jamison
aged II years nstve of New York The decessed vss
engaged IN distributing Ice. and in the employ of Mr.
Wnte While sitting on the seat In front and not hay-
ing the rens In his hand thu horse away In his If
fort to regain the rens fell between the shafts of the
cart got entangled, and dragged about hundred
yards then fell, and both wheels passed over M Hs
and In few minutes expired Verdct-Death by 20. 20
from an ice cart, and the wheels Of the same pas
him. - Ing over
DEATH By EXHAUSTION The corone~ 49,, -, -
inquest on the body Of Sophia Mo0c so ns.u On
Ireland, aged 30 years The deo> asa srrvd ~ III
n. OF snS Vest from Liy' pool on Tuesday and
Wsshiprton street m iIop's boarding house Il
leaving her sick ana der .ysdnesdsy ne forsook her
support sh. was W sn cbsrS. Of by tho comm;ss;ou.
Inhnsc, - and while In their once died Dr.
smae:sSsd In a dying condition. She was much
rr, rarSs na IN accordance With his opinion verdict
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