The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

ST. PArRIcxs DAY-ro Gay beiax St. Pstriok,s d.v
VIII be ociebrated In the usual manner by the various
irish rocieties 10 the city. Tho Hibernan B B and
the Lsbor~rs' U societies will march In proc ..son
throuth Prince street Bowery. Third Avenue Twenty
Third street, Eighth Hudson street. Broad =,
Chambers, ard other strssts. -
CHARsx OF MuRprx.-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday st the City Hospital the body Of Patrick
MURPHY .gea 40 years. naive OF ireland, Who came
OF tho sAme M NE It appears from the evidence be
fore the Coroner that the deceased the accused
the 10Th Of last month Ia shop of Thomas NoCSuIrs
NO. VI Leonard street, under the Carlton House and
dnpIte arose estween them respecting ANAL piece
OF leather and during the sltercston one called the
other d---n son -, 60 and from words they
coon came TO blows, which resulted In . rough and
tumble fight; and the deceased getting up fo1 be
from the wound and found necessary to CONWAY
him q once 70 the hospital A shArp-poiuted shoe
posed to have been used In ind citing the wound The
Jury rendered verdict that deossAsd came to his
death from ths enss Of ven nd In che groin inflicted
BY Patrick Murphy on The evening oftbs 20eh Of Feb
st the house Of Thomas MoGuiie ~ Leonard street
This viii probably terminate In charge Of man
slsughter sgainst the prisoner.
ArrsMpr TO AuApsIrArr.-As an esrlv hour vss
tsrdsy morning mas nsmed Nsthsnisi Emmons .
dealer In periodicals. sad pamphlets entered the store
iooS,p for som. ssn, s%o appeared TO
be left the premises but again about nine
O'Clock, carrying new axe handle. He approached
Mr. Davenport and - quick Thought struck him
violent blow on ths head, accompanies IL With VIC.
lent and unseemly exprsesios. Mr. 10 seriously
wounded. IL II supposed thst the man In insane nd
proper measures Will be taken keep him from psrpS.
trauug further nischievous sots.
AccipsNT AND Loss OF LIys.--A distrssspR soo,dsut
occurred at the North Point foundry, in Jersey CITY
ON Thorsdsy evening IL appears that aftsr che WORK
men had done With the furnace the day I've isbo
rers named Kelly and Nolan, proceeded under the d.
rfcton Of MI John Msllor the oremsa ofths sstsbsh
ment 10 throw the remsrs Of the heated metal from
the furnace into the street The ground, where the
molten ore was thrown, somewhat damp, which
caused the metal TO explode and scatter In every dr~c
toB. Ibe three men we're badly bur ned and Kelly
has since Died Of the injuries resolved. Nsisa t 10
.sd las Leaf one eye and both he M.lor are sad
eerDt 10 the face ana upper part VI their bodies IL
nfrsred that Nolan will ioss The other eye II might
bsvs been 1pected thai men Who familiar with ths
character OF heated metal would have avoided suoh "a
sooideDt, by eAut onsly keeping Lhs Iron from wet
Rrouhd HhA'vsJs dangerous TO Al,4w zach contact,
and The chances are tqnAi that explosion may take
pncc atsby time thar metai IL 90 poured out. This
will prove ierson that will not be forgotten In day
ct the North Pol foundry.
Accipknr FROM SrIRIr Gas ExPLoyoN.-Absut
half past nine s'oiook en- Thursdsy eve ming. the
fe<v@nt OF Mr. Lawrence, No. Tx Third avenue,
ming email lamp chs by some means, let the sIos
go TOO near The oontas the gas, .htoh ms
ly exploded With . eud report, bursting TIE and
throwing ire bqnie all the room and her person
Nr. Hsoiej, on Rearing ths report rushed into the