The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06
to tho hospital nss.sbls having bee. jsnnsd between

tho hospital insenstblo having between
the railroad cars Of the Nov Haven train In Cans
In few minutes after entering tho hospital he
expired. On examination the kdnies were much lace
much injured, enough to cause death. The Coroner
will hold an inquest on the body this day.
small boy, 10 years Of age, by the name Of William
Keefe residing at No 20 Roosevelt street brought
to the hospital much by being accidentally run
over By one Of the Dry Dock stages Mo- is IN sha1
Ward picked mp tho child and conveyed to the hos
ptal Upon being examined IL was supposed the child
| The son OF Mir j. Penfeld, 1856 Ninth avenue, had
his left hand seriously injured by the accidental dis
Robert Donaldson of No 5Msrion street was brought
| to the station house from the corner OF Spring and
Thompson streets badly burned caused by fire rocket
thrown at him, which ignited some powder he had
| about his person. A doctor WAS sent for
| DISTRESSING AosrpKNr.-Gsorgs DAWSON an English
residenc sn Catherine Market to Wilamsburgh in the
ferry boat enjoy the fresh air and had passed
twoor three times for purpose getting
| breeze from the water When in the middle Of the
channel and when the boat was going at full speed
child three years and months old playing beside
the mother, and accidently rolled into the water Mr.
Davidson heard the mother scream and instantly saw
tho child in the water. He called to tho pilot to stop
the boat, which he did instantly, and taking of his
coat Dawson leaped into the water In the meantime
the strong carried the child far that
he could not see It, and though not very bad swimmer
so clogged by pair of heavy boots that he swan
but feebly. The child was pisked up by boat, about
ten minutes after it fell overheard and the father when
he ready to sink from exhaustion The child was
taken into the engine ROOM and the father used every
means to restore 1t. Ho held its head down to allow
the water out, and breathe its lungs but
without any good result He then brought it TO drug
gist in the ngbborbood, who closed the door in his
face He afterwards brought II to another medical
gentleman of more humanity who applied the usual re-
storaves but could not succeed In bringing back ami
nation. He desired Dawson to take II home and said
if tho child had been attended to by medical man,
when taken of the water, Il would probably
have been saved To gall the unfortunate parents feel
iDgs still more, police officer meeting him in the street
took the dead child from him. and dragged him along,
bringing the corpse to another doctor. An inquest
held last evening snda verdict returned In accord
with the facts.
On wednesday night, about eleven O'Clock Ere was
discovered bed room in the of the third story
Of No co Broadway, occupied by Mr.. Adolphus Rau,
who keeps the restaurant in the basement 1t Is sup
posed have been occaoned by Of the fire balls
from Roman candles exploded somewhere in the
neighborhood. the window was open IL was fortu-
the flames discovered soon after the lire be-
gan, otherwise the house would have probably been
thi pg in the bed room was destroyed The damage il
estimated at $50 No Their part Of the house was in
jursd The fire was extinguished with buckets OF
A fre was discovered at No ST Essex street, at ~.
district before the alarm was given Damage trihing
The boat house at the foot OF Christopher street,
caught fire about IL O'Clock, on Wednesday morning
IL was extnguished.
Ere broke out in the rear bsildng OF 80 Spencer
street about SPIN. 1t was speedily extngsished BY
A fire broke out about eight O'Clock, on Wednesday
morning. in the wood house, No. 251 Delaney street.
The roof OF house 22s Grand street took are about
81 P NJ Ii 1t is supposed to have caught from fire
crackers 1t was eItinguished by the occupants. Da-
mage trifns.
A ball was given at vauxhAl Gardens, by Mr. Jones,
the proprietor. 1t WAS well attended and passed on
with ecist
HUNGARIAN REPUBLICAN MEETING.
According to advertisement meeting Of Hungarlans
and other Germans, French Italian, and American
sympathisers with the oppressed and struggling demo-
Gratis EUROPE held Wednesday ct Forty second
street and Second avenue, near Conrad's, German
public house situate rising ground, the banks OF
the East River The view from this lonely spot 10 one
Of the finest about New York The river there 10 ex
eeedingy beautiful, and ths scenery picturesque.
Blsckwes Island lies opposite, In the middle OF the
channel and with the steamers and small craft cent?
nually passing contributes heighten the effect No
thing could be romantic spirit-stirrng than
from that sminsnes, commanding one side splsn-
did view Of New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, and
the blue Sound studded with snowy sails, to ut the
other slowly and solemny winding up the HILL band
beating in unison for liberty aud republic snism with
soul and voice singing the glorious Msrselase
to the music Of magnificent band chosen from all the
German musical societies Of the city and three aags
Of freedom huttsr Ing In the wind. This procession
which set out from the Mechanics hall, In Hester
O'Clock but did not arrive till g. Tho ground was al
ready covered with numerous spectators, and plat
form erected for the speakers The appearance OF
the trout Of the column the signal for loud aud
/ enthusiastic cheer As the procession filed past the
I platform, more distinctly what the flags were
that we're protected by guard Of honor, armed with
mufketry. They were the Hungarian hag' destined
fer Kossuth the Red Republican hax. and the star
srspeea banner oloriouss torn on the plains Of Mex
leo. We must describe each. The Hungarian flag
erquisitely beautiful trieolor green white and
crimson with goddess OF liberty In the centre and
on one eide the ption Washington the Lberstor
Of America" the other, kossuth, the Liberstor Of
Hungary ~ At tho foot the words " Unity, liz
berry, Glory" On the diverse side wss the following
The free Hungarans in America to the liberated
I Hupgarisns In their native land" The second dag
was also very handsome, though plain. The ground
scarlet and the inscription In black letters, the
black indicating ss-e were informed, sunPovder aud
the red the blood that flows for liberty IL contained
tn. following words" Lbert.e Egale, Frsternili,, So
kds'n - and in the centre In large letters the words
- tnicn Sociahss" The third Tag the IN est re-
marksble Of all 1t was evident II had some SER
vice There large hole about the sige OF can
non ball through the spot occupied by the stars sud
its folds were otherwise shattered who the stan was
broken In mere than place and tied up with twne
On inquiry We found 1t was the flag Of the New York
Volunteers obtained as great favor from the Mayor
for this OCCASION the condition that IL should be re-
turned before sunset and entrusted TO Lieut. Becker
Il Cburubusco Sergeant Romsyue received six bull
let's through his tody. Mr. Lake, corporal OF the
color guard whom observed ON the platform, took
II up him. and bore IT till he received two bullets
through his hand when lieutenant Iiemos took u from
him IL in the sormiug Of the heights Of Chspui
tspec that the h,lc was msdo through It by cannon
tail and Sergeant Henrhon shot dom while bear
ing H. On that occasion, Lieutenant Dardenvtlo sue
eedsd 70 the Tot Of honor and promoted for his
htroism This flag Is. therefore, glorious relic
The procession which consisted tor the most part Of
Germans and French presented "a fine and ~ marts
. body - pe ever The Rod Republicans wore .
| piece Of red ribbon In their breasts
Among those present was MIR. Boudon. Vesey street.
ayenerHLle veteran Of the French revolution OF 1883
who lost Lex that memorable occasion lie wears
long beard aud has q wafike mifn Though hs hsir 10
grey aud hs Is well striken In years." he has stu the
hre q Mare In his dark eye, and seems cuthusiito
ever Another hero present who lost Les ia hght
ing for his country In the Mexican war, was j w.
Schreiter lie wore the ribbon ~ the Red Republicans
A ca-k q strong ale was placed on the table. aud
eopious draughts served To ali who were THIRSTY while
on the rass all around we'll A. at tables laid In the
open air men. women and children recruited nature
with Wholesome viands and beer the drink OF the Ger
mans In the glass tanksrds peculiar 70 them.
altogether the scene was worthy OF ;hc pencil OF
Hogsrth.
+ The meeting vas called TO order by MIR Charles
ID. Gicssen. President
/ The Vice Presidents wer. Mcssrs. Lesage, Rlet,,
\ Ereurr Bussman aud Wilhelm.