New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
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II Yesterday We hsd & fresh breeze and mild
temperature, for which most OF cur c.uEens were
duly grateful Although The Thermometer stood 81 ~
the afternoon. the slight difference sens.oiy elt
ani frames which the cay before were enervsted snt
.snQud became ela.rc ard 5uoysn; sssn The report
the Board Of Health showed he usua. Monday IN
Of cases yet this q the SIKH week o. the
epidemic It probable ns; - MAXIMUM Of severity
nearly attained and that under the excellent city
Arrangements for cleanliness IN snd out OF doors II
vii soon begin 10 decrease.
Az Excursion These who remained IN the
City the whale OF sst week appreciate the plea
sure OF day escape cooler and 9uieter spots -
We were among small party favored n this respect
on Saturday last Leaving the hot psy uien,s and
baking BRICK walls AZ early hour 10 the comfortable
cars Of the New Haven Railroad. were not long 10
welcoming the Sed. green with heavy grass or blush
ing with fragrant clover the woods uxgrisnt IN ioaSe
and many glimpse OF blue and distant wster. opening
between the promontories OF the sound The travel.
ns va. hot sni dusty but the were rapid snd Se
obhging department OF the Conductor helped 20 shorten
the s miles TO RndsePor,
This well known little town les on ground nearly
leyel a. the hesd OF an inlet Of the sound lts many
street. OF beautiful private mansions axe emoowerei
in foliage. shove which the three 'teep'e. OF ii'
churchss-parncu.sry the long and slender spire %
the new Presbyterian Churchshoot up snd ei. OF tne
town fsr and near sense OF GOODNESS and freshness
came over us while riding through ts shaded avenues
and We euv-d for the moment the posses'ors OF the
neat Gothic and Grecian cottages which 5ordered them
The most striking residence IN Bridgeport sud one
OF the most unique private dwellings IN this country
/. lrani.,an the Oriental villa OF 7 Barnum Ini'
seen above The trees approaching. reminds enc OF
the penc.sd mnsret. and bul5hNe domes OF Turkish
mosque lts turrets and sht arches ornamened win
giant tracery-its balconies OF sra5ssqae lattice "ors
anu ia airy domes seeming 70 have Just sshIed on
the root To De blown away by the next stormy "nd'l
combine 20 make picture at once move. and oeal"iu
The grounds about the house fragrant with roses
and well set with aourshng some OF them thirty
teet hish al Of which have been planted within thee
years The literally and hospitality OF Mr. b. are
equal 20 hi. spirit Of enterprise The ie" hours our
company spent under the roof OF ranstsn looking over
green aeds from ts breezy balconies, were made de-
chtfu by the hearty yet unosentsuous hospitality OF
himself and his family
AT the eastern end OF the town the new house OF
Gen Tom Thumb, which Ne visited IN the afternoon
lti, Of very large size and contains many spacious
apartments. eepfcihlN tur tt"'tI A"o NN'''' 10 49,
absent on tour OF exhibition .u Pennsy lvana One
Of the room. in hi. house will be.at,ed mp scale 70
correspond with hi. proportions and when finish
Ell will De quite = curiosity in lie way.
Their. are many charming residences on Golden Hill
commanding view OF TIE Sound and the surrounding
country The town appears to be an active and thnv
Ing place. and dsy o., this summer weather csnno'
be spent more pleasantly than in visiting H.
A CHAPTER or AccipsSrs.-Y esterdsy fore
noon "a man named John Oman. carpenter residing
A. No 80 Avenue A. passing along the Sidewalk IN
Church t. near Leonard brick OF large size fell on
hi, head. c.u.ing fracture of the parietal bone lie
was returning from his Worship In Fulton't with
fellow ,rsdesman when the accident occurred lie
was taken into shborng drug store where ne von
tied much blood and finally taken 70 the Hospital
powerful young man. snstve OF Ireland, only
months in this country named Michael Hyand residing
t corner OF Third AZ and Forty second q WAS work
inr atmskinss rosd in Forty fourth a. yesterday when
a nearly fatal accident beieu him. lie and another
were shoveing Dirt Bank, In which great eSca
,.ton wa. made with which to oil up the roadway
when an immense weight Of 70 csved IN, ourying hy
land and h. comrsde up % the eyes. They were dug
out as quick as possible. Hyand vas brought 10 the
Hospital when on examination, It turned out thst
nj. left thigh was broken four inches above the
knee The other man more dangerously hurt
bu, he wa. taken home 10 feared, TO die
James Murphy. painter. living at 7 Twelfth ct tell
from tho steeple Of the Catholic Church Just being
erected a. ghthst yesterday forenoon receiving sew
sral most serious injuries He was standing on tenn
porary scat Gliding thrown across some Josts and haul
ing up some materials for his operations by rope
when in bending over he started one OF the plank and
fen through distance Of 81 feet 70 the ground His
right thigh wa. broken below the hip bis ribs OF the
right side we're fractured IN several parts his right
arm was badly lscers,cd and he received many other
severe bodily contusions From the omnous look Of
nj, countenance and the debility he laoors under his
case appears TO be Of great danger. Murphy Is
re.pectable tradesman and has wife snd family de-
pending On him Tor support Helena Mas young
German woman a servant IN respectable German
family ien from a third story back window yesterday
a. o'clock PM She WAS drying some clothes on
line when IN attempting TO bring In some Of them,
she over reached herself and u4mbed into the
ward Her head was fractured and inghtiuly man.
,ed one Of the fingers OF her left hand was broken
and her spine WAS considerably injured She was
brought Immediately the hospital ~ her employer,
who paid her the most humane attention
A REFUGEE ARRESTED. Michael o Hara, Ia
,,e, m the Harr.burRh Railroad was Yesterday ar