The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
City Intelligence.

fnemcnt of the former city combined with the sub
enormous expense in fitting up this resort for the
lovers good eating and drinking, having expended
1t upwards Of 100000. Connected, are large and finely
furnished private apartments for families and private
parties arranged to communicate with the street
independent OF the main saloon and where persons
be as private and retired rs by their fresides
Everything in the way Of eating and drinking that
be thought Of from the frozen regions of tho North and
sunny South can be obtained hore, served up neatly,
quietly and with dispatch Tho attendants orderly
and attentive. and the proprietor is always hand
and by his delicate and gcntemanly attentions would
make man in good humor with himself whether he
wished to be or not. Mr. H. Perkins deserves much
credit He to this city number Of years ago and
by his untirng industry and honorable Of
duet has aassed some considerable property and form
ed for himself host Of friends good and true Sue
cess to him in his undertaking.
The TiPoCRArHlcAL SociEU held its scm-annual
ting for the election of officers Saturday even
ing last Mt the Howard House when the following gen.
tlemcn were chosen:-B r. Barlow President Peter c
Baker Vice President; George Mathcr, Treasurer; X
H. johnson, Secretary John j. Hallonbeck, Librarian
he reports made show the institution to be in -four
ishug condition The library now consists Of at least
three thousand volumes
AccrDrsrAL DrArH.-Ths Coroner held an inquest
yesterday, ut the Sailors Home the body of boy
by tho of Joseph Smith aged four years. who fell
from shed in the receiving injuries which caused
his death In few hours after 1t tho poor boy
With 20 on thu tho and had hold
broke and the child fell of on TO the pavement below
Verdict aeeQydingly.
A Narrow EscArE.-Ycsterday morning, q lady, ac-
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'front.' Of Stewards dry goods store in Broadway lust
aprvate carriage was passing In attcm to get her
children out Of tho way the lady became confused and
ran against the horses Of the private tho
children were knocked down. and wheel of tho car
ragc passed the body little son. bright bow
about seven years Of age Strange to say the little
FELLOW was not seriously injured, but immcdatelv
jumped up, and exclaimed Ma 1t didn't hurt mo
Fearing stmc internal injury, little hero was taken
into drug store in order to whether any indica
tions Of injuries would make their apo arance AS far
as We have heard however, he did not show any such
indications, and was finally taken home by his mother
who resides in Brooklyn.
BonNaEDs ALIMEKTAHY FRgsynvIs.-We understnn nd
that the numerous chips leaving this country for
fcrnia and other long voyages furnished with ali
moray cohservcs from the celebrated store Of NJ Bon
nard in Liberty street The conscrves Of Mr. Bonnard
his rates soup, vegetables aud fruits are really exaui
Site and We are not astonish,d to how they
are favored with public patronage The store Of Mr.
furnished with the best dccacies Of tho art
cooke in the French style We heard n captain re-
mark, that no transported from New York to China
preserves from Mr.. Bonnard and used them his re-
turn from the Celestial Umpire They good and
as resh at the end Of ten months they had just
CHAnGE or MURDER DrsMIssxp.--The coroner held an
nqucst yesterday at the City Hospital on the body Of
" lillian Brcderick, aged 81 years native Of ireland
who came by his death, WAS alleged from blow IN
the back ii tho head with q club, by Patrick Clark
he whole matter investigated before the coroner
yesterday, which resulted In tho following verdict -
hat tho deceased, " lillian Brodoiick came to his
doah by injuries TO his h ad tho jury were 30
ssy how, OF IN wlnt manner, they received Upon
this verdict, Clark was released from custody
lNkNowN Man DEowNIp-1 no body of an unknown
nan was found yesterday floating near the middle of
thc North River in an advanced state Of decompssi-
tiun; the face all Como and from iii, r of
h, b'dy tm' have been IN the water several onth
Hc lsd black hair. dressed In a grey satt,net poots
mack c",h ceat cotb vest, white muslin shirt cotton
tCckr. and brCgaE slio,S. An iluucst will IA, h,L an
tLe BODY uhis or,noOn.
IrcvriL A seaman, named Osgood Stcvcns. fell
ir ID thc main yard 81 ship emrhis yesterday, intho
i"w'i lay and MAS drowned bviore Assistance could
I tat Ia linn.