The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

THE TnEnNoMrrra.-Yesterday, the thermomete,
SIR o'clock, a NJ. 12esees. so'slees es'e,oes
1t 10 degrees lower last year the ssmc day Of
the month In 1s46. the 23d Of Juue, 6S was the
| highest degree, making difference of - degrees
Srs Srrucx.-Mr. Marshall. Of the Broadway Thea-
ire who attacked with stroke, just he was
entering the railway cara at philadelphia Is much bet
ter though weak from loss OF blood Fortunately there
happened to be medical gentlemen in the cars who
knew him, and at on.e applied the lancet. So great
| the pain he suffered, that It necessary for
strong men to hold him. He came on to New York.
and his life was consequently more endangered; but
arc glad to learn that he 10 out Of danger.
Another CAsr.-Last evening, man Of the leborug
class attacked with stroke aud was conveyed
to the City Hospital lie very Ill at o'clock and
though every means was employed to save him 1t was
feared ho would not live.
DEATH op THOMAS FLYNN, THE AcroR--Thomas
Flynn, the we'll known comedian died yesterday at
the Centre street Hospital His funeral will take plae
this day
THE LATE Mr. Polk Yesterday morning at day.
break salute was fired BY the troops on Governors
Island. to the memory Of President Polk and during
the day the national flag hung halfmsst high
FATHER MATHEW Tho procession to receive Father
Mathew will understand. be formed in Chambers
roughfares, will march to the Castle Garden where
the Rov. gentleman will be in waiting MED BY
the Committee Of the Grand Division Of the Sons OF
Temperance, and the Committee Of the Common Coun-
Gil who will previously go for him In steamer TO
Staten Island The pablo reception cannot be now
before Tuesday, If so early 1t has been suggested
that there ought to be no public procession But the
people will In any throng to him and the ef.
feet Of the procession will only be to make the gather
Ing more orderly and less Objectionable We have
heard that II is the intention of parties to exhibit
the apostle Of Temperance as lion at the Taberna-
he will lend himself to such oocry any schemes
Of money-makpg If he wishes to preserve his popu-
larity here he will avoid oques, and esohcw the in
fuepce Of interested individuals. II Father Mathew
Ia to address the people let 1t he in the Park where all
can hear him, without money and without price.
PuRricArioS OF THE Crrv.-Tho First ward stands
Ol~ v,ltn A H. I.c,x
captain Of police and the health warden the
houses especially thosc in Washington street aud had
limo. They had 20 engaged at this work and Pro
fessor Grant, the agent for the disnfectng fluid with
n1gshsaa OF the stun to purify the abodes of dlth
other wards would initiate the example.
SUNDAY Liquor AND THE MAyoR's PRoctAMarrov-
To-day the Mayors proclamation against Sunday
liquor traffic to come into operation II seems it ia
rather unpopular, and that many # tho public houses
are determined to got 1t at defiance in which dcter
nation doubt they will be supported by host Of
customers. who maintain that brandy and water IL "a
good medicine against tho cholera Sunday "a on tho
other six days Ct the week We hope there will be-
hot and that it will not be necessary call out the
military.
RuMonrD IypicrMrvTs.It was currently reported
last evening that the Grand Jury during its sitting on
The investigation Of the Astor Place Opera riot. In
dictcd Capt. Gynders John Austin Iauos Beckitt
Sye Shea and several Others charged with being con,
cerned in getting up of the riot which occurred on the
10th of May At the Aston Place Opera House We give
the above "a rumor; it may be true. It may he
0HtEuV; ID Nes SuIieutiy reported De the
case.
scrSE rIIr B,rrrRY Last evening about clock
there rather exciting 1T the battery and
the citizens who went down there TO enjoy the coon.
sea breeze amused without paying for their
fun. man. whore heard was Reilly. came
up TO another whose name was Mfjsrthy. corner OF
Greenwich and Rector streets. aud insutcd him in
every possible way short IF striking him. Its called
him every possible opprobrious name including liar
and porjurer, and snapped his pgers In hs face fe
charged him With swearing falsely against him In soma
in which Reilly tried for attacking q police
man. Mccarthy could not be- brought to the scratch
no how. and he skukod away. under every insult and
imputaton, amidst tie jecrs of tho crowd though hs
large enough to have beaten two iko his sp-
rted enemy.
"A CAss.r- Lost evening. when passing down Wall
street, we observed crowd collected at Duuhams
n horse and WAGON in tho street, and two gentlemen
were carrying third to IT, who appeared to he In
very helpless state There n cry OF " oholorau
among the crowd but some Of the knowing ones
faid that his legs not stiff enough Tor that dis
accom- panying the observation with suppressed
laugh IL turned out t,iat the gent was blind drunk.
Whether cholera may follow il another question.
DEaru ny SUrrocATIor The Coroner held an Inquest
yesterday. Mt the house No l2l Wntt street. this
body Of Bosher urgcrt aged 40 years native of Ger
many Who oamo TO his death by sufpcaton while
psgcd In cleaning sink at the house No. G2 Mont
gouery street. Verdict accordingly
Sufcipr w L.uDA -rM.--The Coroner held an Inquest
yesterday at the Of Fiftyhfih street aud tenth
the body Of Mary Ruth. aged ~ year, born
10 ireland Who CAME To her death ~ taxing iaudanun
n ma no drr"ss." 'ote'u porSte woman,
- Isi~t A.