The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27
City Intelligence.

THE HUNGARIAN MEETING TO-DAY.
Among those who will be present at the meeting To-
day, to sympathiss with the brave Hungarisns who
have set glorious example to the downtrodden na-
tions Of the old world-sre understand, Covsrnsr
Fish, Ex-Governor Young, ex.Msysr Brady Qostmas-
ter), Jacob Bell shipbuilder w. =. Hsvemsyer (sx-
Mayor, Aynhsrt Van schAiok, George Law (Presde.t
Of the Dry Dock Bank), T. X Collins, Andrew II. Mic
kls (sx-Mayor) Moses H. Grinne with host Of others
Of the class There will be thirty or forty vice.
presidents, and twenty secretaries.
EnrssArros slon IRELAND The full tide OF emf
grafton continues to pour from Ireland into this
country There 10 no doubt large mass Of the emil
many doomed to bitter disappointment II not 70
premature graves We have scsn, In the Dubiis Com
written BY an "irisbmann from America. The views
Of the writer are sound and bis hints practical aud
useful His advice comes from actual oxpersnce aud
must prove ssrviceabe ~ those who mediate suri-
grafton from ireland II would be we'll IL Thousands
who only come out here to perish or to fad, to
follow his counsel and take heed to his warning lie
shows very clearly the hind Of men who calculated
TO succeed In this country, and those who not
The mechanical lsboripg, and agricultural classes he
truly remarks, are the only ones that have fair
chance Of success As for professional men literary
men teachers, clerks shspmsn At hoe s,nHs omne thsy
had far better stay Mt home and be content to bear
the ills they have than ny 10 others they kno~
Of" About one In thousand Of Thorn is successful.
than seventy applications made from this class,
within two months some Of them Of the most painfA
and distressing nature.
Tue GsrNAr Gar MuppssrD AT wutiaMsuuseu--
Ernest Bsrberry has been arrested for the %
Christina Gross at Willizmsburgh, who was found
floating In the water At the Grand street ferry slip ne
vas brought before Justice Hughes The evidence IL
cireumstantisl He was on the point Of sailing ~
recruit TO Florida In his trunk IL IL stated under
garment Of the deceased stained with blood has
found He has been remanded for further exami
THs THspS sALs or Cootrr AND KsssK.-Tbs hAh
yearly Trade Sale OF Cooley and Reese, the book
toneers commenced Thursday with the stationery,
~sstsisn Up, beginning with App.tons The attend
spce Of booksellers was large the room being nearly
blled The sale continued brick for hour -hen Mr.
keete. who acted as salesman, announced that luneh
was prepared up stairs There was general move
ment 20 the next floor where's substantial repass
root beef cheese pickles. chan psisne, porter cot
fee, tea, &C In this room was magnificent piA-
ousite tone, when touched, gave evidence Of lie
worth. On lunch being despatched the purchassrs
h.s,snsd to tn. sale room when Mr. Reese sliados
the piano up stairs said that the credit 10
would be given for 10. or ~ many Of the kind
might be sold ~ for the books 10 . volume Of sx-
ton for at least month, daughter 10 was . drst
rate vork II touched by the hand Of master II thsy
terj The ,sle Of books vas then proceeded With sna
ril be continued every day this week
Usrsowr Mas Dssw-rp.-The Coroner yesterday
held inquest, at the foot Of MARKET street, the
body Of an unknown aged about IL years, who
found floating In the river bst~een Market and Pike
street slips The deceased was dressed In adark sAti-
let roundabout black cloth vest dark satinet panta
looms shirt With fine plated bosom coarse booes
All the clothing was new The body appeared 20 have
been in the water about week. verdict-Desth By
drowning.
AccrpssrsL Dsow-irc The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday at the foot Of 6ist street. the body 81
Alexander Tsgsot aged So years, born in Ireland rhs
deceased vas in the habit OF drinking liquor and II
supposed that while under the influence intoxoa-
tion, he fell into the river. verdict-AecideatA
drowning.
AsoTHra The Coroner, yesterday afternoon, held sa
inquest at the Of 36th and Tth
the body Of Michael Reddy boz Of rs years 81 sgs
born In ireland Who accidentally drowsed In the
river. foot 81 3oth street appears the deceased
good swimmer and diving oil the dock, ths strong
tide carried him under logs and he unable
extricste himself. get his head above water sDA BE-
fore the bystsnders could come to hts relief he wes
drowned. Verdict accordingly
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