The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-30

EXTENSIVE Arrival OF EMioRANrs-Between Satur-
day and yesterday 32 vessels arrived at this port from
various parts of Europe bringing with them 37 emil
grant passeng the majority of whom were from
Liverpool and Bremen.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER DRups-This order
yesterday celebrated the ninth anniversary Of its
organization, by a procession and banquet At an
carly hour the various lodges thirteen in number and
mastering in all about $50 members, assembled in the
vicinity of Chambers and Centre streets proceeded
through Chatham street East Broadway Grand street.
Bowcry and Third avenue to oath street and Second
avenue, to their place Of rendezvous in 42d street.
where in addition to enjoying bounifu share of the
good things Of this life several addresses deliver
ed odes sung and splendid banner presented to
the William Tell Lodge, with appropriate ceremonies
The several bands which accompanied the lodges dis
coursed excellent music the occasion. The exer-
cises having concluded the through
Second avenue 18th street to Madison Square sd
street and 9th avenue to Carmine, Clarkson Hudson
Canal Broadway and Chambers streets, to their head
quarters in Centre street, and dismissed.
WHERE DO THE EMroRArrs BELONG I'm Yesterdays
Herald alluded to the debility and illness Of a
female emgran found up town and taken to the 18th
ward station house. We understand that the
why she not admitted by tho Commissioners Of
Emigration from the fact Of her being conveyed
to the emgrant Office after the place closed for the
night In the morning on the information being given
sioners who very humane and feeling sparing
pains trouble in order, If possible to relieve
the sufcrngs of his fellow creatures he sent at
carriage the 18th ward station house. for the young
woman and through much cxertion procured her q
Temporary lodging at the City Hospital and
afternoon she removed to the Hospital on Staten
Island belonging to the commissioners. The commits
sioners must certainly have place provided in the
city, accessible by night well as by day. where
the emigrants when taken sick, by fever destitu
ton can be Immediately conveyed and not allowed to
lay around in the different police station houses:
dangering the lives of the citizens This must be done,
and quickly too, before the setting in Of the warm
weather.
FmE.-OHicers Turner and Hogan, of the Eleventh
ward while taking their rounds about 10 o'clock
Sunday night discovered building, at the foot of
Fifth street partly occupied by Messrs Smith and De-
mon, a mould shop, to be on fire. which they
coeded in distinguishing. From the large quantity of
combustible materials that were found collected
around the building IL Is supposed to have been the
work incendiary and but for the timely discov-
cry the FIRE, and its extinguishment the destruction
Of property must have been worry great.
FIRE, AND SrsrrcIoS OF ARsos.-About three o'clock
yesterday morning fire broke out In the grocery
store Of John Lcttakan NO 10 Leonard street It was
policemen Of the Fifth ward. Damage to stock, &c,
very trning This premises evidently set fire,
and from circumstances which came to light,
suspicion rested upon the occupant, who accor-
dinghy placed under arrest, to await the result Of
examination.
Rus OvEp-An interesting boy, by the name OF
George Powell. while playing in 2sth street, the
9th avenue, was run over by BAKERS wagon, and
thereby seriously injured that slight hopes
entertained Of his recovery
ACCIDENTAL DRowSrSc. Yesterday afternoon, a
party of six young went out n sailing cxcur-
sion In small sail boat which caps zed in Butter
milk Chan mel and one Of the young by the
of Peter High n cooper by trade, was drowned. The
others fortunately rescued from watery grave
the assistance of Mr.. Stman and Mr. Somcrs from
the schooners Jcmima and HARRIET.
CoaoSER's OrrIcE--Coroner Walters held an inquest
Yesterday on the body OF an unknown man who
found yesterday morning floating in the slip at pier
No ], North River on the examination; the body
sci OF the Battery six weeks ago lie dressed
in blue roundabout jacket blue flannel ovcrshrt and
n white undcrshirt and blue cloth pantaloons. The
jury found a verdict that tho deceased came to his
death by some cause unknown.