The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-05
City Intelligence.

city Intelligence.
FIREs-A hre broke out about two o'clock yes.
terday morning in stable in the rear of Minetts
street, NcDougal which on tirey DESTROYED
together with wo horses. The flames commu nj sted
to the carpenter shop of Messrs Beebe Co. which
contained the fnished wood work for ten new build.
iDes, all Of which WIS destroyed Their loss is about
So O0 upon which there insura nee their DO.
Icy having expired ,,n the LIST day of the present
month. There also several dwelling houses, oc.
cupied by poor families', which destroyed The
whole of the furniture in the latter consumed
and some six eight fam uies left hou eess and
destitute IL Is supposed TO have been the work Of an
incendisry. A fire broke out on Sunday afternoon in
the coffin store of Mr. veitch at the of Bedford
aud Morton streets which was put out with triaing
damage.
o'clock, yesterday afternoon in the house No III
Walker street. occupied by Mrs. Roberts, as board
ing house 1t was put out with triasng damage.
| AMERICAN YAcHrINo.-The splendid pilot schooner
David Mitchell, Captain James MITCHELL will sail this
morning for Boston. via Stonington, New London, sc
She goes on pleasure excursion. The trip through
Long Island Sound, or the American Mediterranean
Sea, Will be very agreeable one.
SuIcIDE.-Coroner Walters held an inquest yester-
day. at No: III Seventeenth street, the body Of
CatharDe Deary native Of Ireland, 2S years of age
who came to her death by taking laudanum. 1t
the deceased had sick child which almost ut the
point of DEATH and the fear of losing It, it supposed
caused a temporary arrangement Of mind, which led
to the fatal result. The jury rendered verdict that
the deceased came to her death by sucile by taking
laudanum.
DEATH FROM INTEMPERANoE The Coroner held an
INCEST at the LIST ward station house yesterday the
body of John Gunneng, native of Ireland "a years
OF age who was found the night previous by the po
lice lying on the sidewalk at the corner of Washing
ton and Carlisle streets The officers procured hand
cart and conveyed him to the station house, where,
In a few minutes. he expired The deceased a
turned Mexican soldier. The jury rendered verdict,
that he died from the effects of intemperance.
! SUDDEN DEATH.-The Coroner held another inquest
yesterday Mt the City Hospital the body of Arthur
Burns, native of New York, age: 20 years who, it
to fits; and in of these sudden attacks, he was
carried to tie City Hospital where he expired. The
jury rendered verdict that the deceased to his
death by an euson of blood upon the brain, arising
from epeptic fits
Broooklyn Intelligence.
ANoTHER CoNFLAcRArIoN BRooKLyN.-A fire
in the of the soap candle factory Of Mr. David
Fay No. 65 Main street, which entirely destroyed
Iogerner with large factory fronting Main street.
and two buildings in the rear, fronting Stewart
street; one Of which belonged to Mr.. Mullins, and
was insured for $1,000 His wife and child were
rescued at great risk from the flames. Mr..
is estimated at $4,000, upon which there was an in
sursncs of about $4,000. No. SO Main street occu-
ney RIDDEN the furniture was removed but the house
was totally destroyed Loss about So 0OO partially
t UsiusS y s To-
! Walsh, and WAS partially insured No SO. occupied
| by MIR Mcnamara. was totally destroyed. No 81, oc
cup:ed by MIR. Fay, as a store house was destroyed
No co. was also destroyed It belonged to Mr. Moon,
but II was not ascertained by whom was occupied
no. IT, belon ing to MIR Moon, was also dv,..oyea
the drug store of H. Marshalk The former gentleman
lost his library and surgical instruments Athose
spdfurniture, except Mr.. Fay, upon whom the
calamity falls the heaviest. The houses were
street; and the fire taking where it did, the com.
bustible materials in the building rendered the
efforts of the remen futile until that building was
destroyed. The whole loss Is supposed to be about
$4,000 upon the whole Of which there was partial
insurance. On York street, small framed house
cupied as junk shop was destroyed, which, however,
was OF trhing value Mr.. Joseph Montross, and Me-.
Lewis Cornell Of hook and ladder Co No l. we're both
severely injured by the falling of ladder the former
of whom had his collar b.ne broken. A MIR. Apple.
yard was also injured by falling into a sink.
$3.50 FINE AT NEW W, oTaEchT-On sunday morning the
and out houses Of the Hon. John Emmons, at New
Utrecht, Long Island, were consumed by fire, contain
ing considerable quantities of hay and grain;
live stock also destroyed Loss estimated between
$4,000 and $4,000 1t was supposed to have been the
were seen lurking about the neghborhood at the time
Law intelligence.
! SUPREME CouRT, Sept General Term.-Present,
| Justices Hurlbut, MoCoun. and Edwards The Sep
sen n nc Tor sa
first in order Eleven applications were made. John
L. Mason, Theodore Sedsswicke and Erastus G Bene-
dict, were appointed examiners. The examination
was held this evening" in the Circuit Court Mo-
tions were then taken up and occupied tha court
two hours The argument calender then called.
No ARNOLD and wife, ct al, Gilbert, ct ALL was
called and in part argued. The court adjourned at
o'clock. ~
| CoURI OYER AND TERMrNER, Sept 4-Before
Judge Edmonds, Aid Adams and Stevens,-A grand
Ssn but petit
alias Louisa Sarage alias Louisa Bremoud was ar
ragned for the murder of Pierre D.. Bremond the
9Th day of July last in Nassau street. The prisoner
pleaded not guilty. Her trial fixed for Thursday
next The trial Of Thomas Hayes, for the murder OF
his wife, was hxed for TO- morrow. The then
journed.
CmouIr CoURr, Sept 4-Before Judge Edmonds
The Circuit Court was opened, and immediately AZ
terwards adjourned
SUPREME Counr, Sept. Especial Term Before
Ithnu dc nhova huiu sat fn~on i.I
term business, after adjourning the Oyer and Term-
and Circuit Court his honor proceeded to hear
motions, which occupied the Court until the hour of
adjournment.
SUPERIOR COURT. Sept A. Present, Chief Justice
Oakley, Justices Vanderpoel and Sanford. = TIE
Court was formally opened, and Immediately after sd
journed until Thursday next to hear special motion.
COMMON PLEAS, Sept. 4-The two bran ches of this
Court in session. and juries empaneled in each
No being ready for trial, both Courts adjourned
AT Chambeis-Beiore Judge lngraham Not forth
WITS S,H O t SsSs%s ~ Were gaDisa on
Patrick Clark, Patrick TouneIy, and William Ricket,
recruits, into Court this morning sergeant attend
which were objected to. The Judge ordered the
turns to be died. and the brought before him
GENERAL SESSIONS, September 4.-Bsfore the Re-
corder, Aldermen Crolus and Dodge.-The September
sanired under the new law. Eighteen petit Jurors
called on fnes. The following is the list of
on the calendar Attempt to kill, Il; robbery, 2;
arson, burglary, 4; forgery, grand larceny, Is
and battery, 2Totsl, SO. Indicted. "a ;bastardy, /;
I abandonment, p Total 37-Grand total, 70.
The following Grand Jury were sworn james C.
| Stoneall foreman William Ballsgh, John A. Bunt-
| ing, Freeman Campbell, Edward Evan, John b.
Gsssner, Henry A. Hurlburt, Garrett j. Hopper,
| Francis Lamb, Amos Miller, John Mason, Edward
| Roche, Henry Spading, John d. Scott, William
| Tyson, William Underhill Samuel Widdifeld.
| The RECORDER hereupon read an address from some
slips of paper, which he had placed before him, the
Bench, which stated that detail Of the class OF cases
| was unnecessary. The part which the Grand Jury
were called upon to perform, was, however, important
The revolutions existing in Europe proved that
their institutions favorable to human liberty
The government could not be- wrong, II public opin-
ion right based rs 1t was ON the suffrage OF tne
| people. The jerry had right to examine carefully
| into each charge. The manuscript reviewed the
| statistics of crime, for some years back In this
| city, showing that the great preponderanse was
| attributable 20 foreigners who, from time to