The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-02
City IntciIixence.

THE wrArHEa-rHs Dusr.-Last evening the city
was spv.lop.d In clouds Of dust, aud many IN
danger of being run doSD ny the omnbuses from not
being sble to see them q, the crossings.
OrtrINe OF WARD School No. 25.-Yesterdsy, at two
o'clock the ceremony of opening the " ard School No
25 between First aud Second avenue. in 4 ~eatie b
test took place in the large hall OF the building the
trustees and school officers, and large Of the
fri-D ds and parents OF the pupils being pre- sent TIE
exercises were appropriate to the occasion, and all
passed I'll happily
FRE-At half past I've o'clock. yesterday artern oon
fire broke out In the ba,dog tue north COR
ner Of harlton and WashiDgtn streets. occupied BY
MriaD Leland IL was exoI shed with but triiing
damage
FmE IN EmrGRAvr's REEuor-On Thursday
mig ht between and 10 o'clock. the nursery building
at WARDS leland coptaiuiog over 3o0 children took
fire. BY the active exertions, bow1v.r OF Mr.. Crss
ford the acting steward, Mr. LeoDard the err
Er Coshan The clerk. Mr. Gibson me captain OF the
ferry boat Mr. O'Donnel the assistant storek-e per-
Mr. Lyons oversser VI boys Hugh Ksly. captain the
dining hail, John higgins fireman aud Thomas wens
warchmsn aided by the Inmates The nre 1T uudsr
but not until considerable injury sustained.
thus. provid tally building, the plan aud ereo-
ton Of which does great credit To the CON rs
of Emipr ration. was taved and no doubt, also mAuy
lves; Tor H would be hardly possible had the re not
bean quickly got der to all the children as
they we've In bid NJ the time.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE JouRrEvMEN PRISrERs
Last evening the journey men printers OF this city
asrembled IN large numbers, 1t StoDeAts Ia Fulton
street for the purpose OF sustaining their brethren
Bottom, Who have struck for gser rata Of wages
Over $500 contributed, When, after transactiog
further business, the meeting djourncd TO
Saturday next
suppEs DEATH IN BRoADwAv yesterday forenoon at
quarter past eleven o'clock old utlen 40 in re-
fpsetsbis attire, took suddenly III in aud the
ladies becoming alarmed, he VAS conveyed into Mrs.
Jervis's Cough ANDY eHseii-hmsnt, where In a few
moments, he expired DIR Van Oidsn Vas caled 10,
and pronoub c.d him quite dead; also Dr. ,asls Zoe
police Of the Sixth ward having been sent for they
mined his pockets and fou his person Szs in
bills q bunch OF ksys. silver psac csss knfs me-
morsbdpm book. and some doco ments, including q
butcher q bin and medical prrscriorioo from wh,oh
IA "a rtAtn ID Tn ha sufA Q.rfrn
tbipmastcr residing At 147 hsrcrr street be-
t~s.n sixty and seventy years Of age, and probably
d., from o-esse If the heart spoplsxy The Coro-
was sent for, but was not at ho1e.
FALL FRoM lnE TOP OF A FouR sroRv BunprSe -
Patrick Maneelis, Aborer. fell. yesterday morning
fom the upper story TO the ground Of a four story
building cor of Avenue and second street Tsa,
be vss not killed In strange enough His wrist is
severely Injured and he complains Of his chest no
doubt being internally injured. He was conveyed to
the city hospital
ACCIDENT ruE ERIE PnLwaY.-On Friday after
noon accident happened on the Erie Railway above
Fort Jervs, which cost aud nearly cost life
A brakeman. named Francis MoKsnns. was passing
n ON TO another, when, some how othsr he
got between the aud his shattered
IL immediately amFutsted on his arrival at the
City Hospital. ut one O'CLOCK yesterday morning rhe
operation performed just above the slbo~ by Dr.
Port The patient Is doing well be OF pscted
under the circumstances.
AccIDrsr OF THE HARLEM RAILWAY .-Yeterday
morning su old man, OF sbodt 20 years Of age named
Isriek Mctlroy, wss jsmmsd bstws.n the engine Of
Ia. Harlem Railroad ears aud the platform &c 2ith
street lie nvsiy badly hurt particularly his wrist
ara back.
THr AccIpEsT rHE HUDsoS RAILWAY The boy
med Michael K.efs. who. stated ia yestsr.
dsS H,'sfd had his leg shattered by Of Had
River Railroad cars passing over it, In consequence
If being throsn o by the coadaetor died yesterday
morning, from exhaustion.
Nos.S AND CsiLp R,scurp FROM DRowN,SG Hssoic
Corn, CT On FRIDAY, a woman With a child IN her
arms IA int oths river. from tbs dock Wards
Issbd and immediately disappeared. Whey both
,svso by Captain Gibson OF the Wards islaud ferey.
b, Who dived .ftsr them, the mother tri holding
her ebild This IL the second time within q short
period in which Mr.. Gibson has ssyed lives ON the
river, near " srd's bland