The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-25

The WEATHER-1be heat good deal modified
yesterday ny n cooling breeze.
Sun 81 aorEsrhc fatal .ffests If exposing the head
tn the sun Ia extremely hot weather. not to be
appreciated by Thousands who. not wit hstanding che
repeated warnings of sudden deaths not only walk
fas Ia the but take OF their hats by Of cool
ing Themselves and then to cap the climax Of folly
drink ice water engeson of the brain the co ase-
quepce When person p.rspres freely the danger Is
not great but wbea the skin is DIZZY every preca,
tion ought to be adopted One Of the carry
little bottle u vinegar in tho pocket and when OBJ
etd to go into the direct rays OF the SUM- to sprinke
some OF IL In handkerchief and put the
on the head iDside the hat Thus Il cooling moisture
will be- created that will completely prevent any attack.
TnE SUNDAY Liquor Yesterday the Mayors procla-
nation re- med not To be much than waste pa per
be restaurants were AN open and Of the other
houses which were not open in fir mt to known
friends" gave admission by side back doors aud
the police themselves might DO stealing in to get
dIiuk
Masonic cELrnrArioS.-By reference to our adyer.
tisilg columns 1t will be that the masonic rater
piiy under the jursdetion Of st Johns Grand Lodge
intend celebrating the natal day Of their patron saint
st John the Baptist by procession rson oration
aud obtr appropriate ceremonies to-day. June 18th
The company will march in procession from their
head quarters. Grand street, preceded by Dod~orhs
celebrate brass band the right the procession will
be occupied by company of knight Templars dress
ed In new and splendid regalia in imitation of he
cient and valiant knights who bore many cOnspi-
cuous positions in the of the crusaders when
tempting to wrest the boy city from the hands of the
Infdtt followed by the various subordinate lodges
and the Rt w Grand Lodge, also in full regalia to
pier NO North River, on lard the conmodious
to Kim Park Staten Island where extensive aud every
necessary preparation has been made to accommodate
the company by the gsnemanly proprietor of the no
tel, Captain Willism II Underbl An Grafton will
he delivered by Mr. A. l.. Arnold The excursion will
be interpreted with dancing singing and other
tiona amuseDents From the energy being used
by the Committee Of Arrangements, to make every
participant happy this occasion have hesia-
ton ii believing that this will be the great excursion
OF the season. We intend to be thar.
"RuMoRED INDICTMENTS ~ oder the above caption,
article appeared in the Herald of yesterday morn
ing, stating that a rumor lad gained currency that
A ed on an nd M mt
for participation in he Aston Place riot of the 10th
Of May. In justice to MIR b., we state that nothing OF
the sort has occurred and that at the time Of the riot
be was In Philadelphia.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-Jacob Williams, clerk,
was arrested, on Saturday, by officer MoCready,
with having attempted to commit u rape tho per-
sons Of two little children named Agatha Vock aged
eight years. and Emma Sarah Rigali. The children
were examined by DR.. Henry.
ATTEMPTED RESCUE Two old cambooses have been
long blocking up Burling slip, and their occupants
selling liquor, without license They notified
several times to leave but refused On Saturday, tho
police took them away by force and brought them to
the Corporation yard The long-shore men, stevedores
and laborers tried to prevent them the police
were too strong for the rescuers.
TBUNKs FOUND PoLIcE.-Two trunks were
found last night, by the police, one in Greenwich
street and the other at foot Of Robinson street Sap
posed to belong to an emigrsnt
FEE.-A fire was discovered yesterday, at 0 O'Clock,
in the upper part of house 1856 Elm street, which
extnguished by the belrnger of the district without
calling in the aid Of the Fire department.
DROWNED AccDENT-On Saturday evening at
Bergen Point, opposite Staten Island young man
named james Mctauley aged 30 years went battle,
and being carried beyond his de pth was drowned. rhe
body was searched for by his employer, Mr. David
Lindsay yesterday, but without success.
SOLDIERS FuNERAL.-Last evening. William Williams
one Of the New y ork Hussars, lately commanded by
Capt. f. Charles, buried by that corps, in Brook
Ign. with martial hOnors. He had been killed the
railway.
CURIOUS CAFE OF DRowNING.-Yesfefasy German,
unknown, had been fishing, at the dock foot OF
10th street. East River in company with William G.
Pride and Jas Mcclure when he rolled up his line
and stripped to battle He plunged into the water but
did not come up. Sherlock aud Pride Owed several
times after him but could not succeed in bringing him
up. His head liked fast in the mud and heels
sticking up They afterwards brought him the top
q the water, by means OF their hooks and lines This
ought to be caution to youth, against diving where
there Is a soft mud bottom.
CoEonER's lNQUEsT-AccipESrAL DRowNIvo.-On
Saturday evening, boy named Charles Delaharty,
twelve years Of age whose parents live in Brooklyn fell
into the river by accident the foot of street.
and another younger boy. who with him, also
precipitatcd into the water. The accident occurred
by of them losing his balance and the other grasp
ing at him to him Thus both fell together.
Delaharty could not swim. and sank. The other
boy was still struggling, when Joseph Newly. clerk
the assistance Of VIM McKenna rescued him. Police
man Bullock was on the spot and used such restora-
tives as soon revived the poor little fellow. He also
by means of boot hook, recovered the body Of the
drowned youth. Great credit Is due for those
tiops An inquest was held in tho evening, and
verdict returned in accordance with the facts