The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-05
City and Suburban News.

interesting matter.
City and Suburban News.
GRKAr PRocEsslor OF FmrMEs-NonTHesy LIBERTY
UosE CosPASY, OF PHILApsLrHIA-The Philsdeipnia
Northern Liberty Hose Company, with their bcsutifui
carriage returned to this city last evening from their
excursion to Albany and were received ey nssuin'
cent turn cut OF our fremen. There were three en-
CINE companies, and three bose companies namely
engines Nos IA 10 ard ~ and hose Nos 10, 10 and 81
s drt seed In their red uniform aud having with them
their sges and engines aud two three maguif
cent bands Of music After being escorted through
the city the Pbilade phia company we're entertained
the house of company Is in Eldridge street, and
having spent very pleasant evening there they re-
turned to their quarters at French'e Hotel.
Communicable Protestant pisoopal Church
Of the Nativity, Aven c. between Fifth and sixth
street viii be consecrated by Bishop Whitt,nsham on
Sunday morning next The Bishop viii also hold =
confirmation In the church on the afternoon OF the
same day.
PAINFUL Acciprsr.-on Wednesday afternoon, about
four o'clock, builder, by the name Of Hammell
Owens residing the OF Nineteenth street and
A, met with painful accident, while gagged
hewng timber In Twenty FIRST street for tho gas
house in process of erection. 1t appears he
using sdze when IL slipped and struck his leg
the ankle seyering the arteries and cutting the flesh
in shocking manner, also somewhat fraoturing the
bones. lie imme distely conveyed to the hospital,
whore the wound dressed but IL IL thought by the
surgeons that amputstion will yet be necessary
der to prevent Inflammation setting in.
AsorHrR.-About ten O'Clock, on wedne sdsy morn
Ing young lad named Michael Gaverty residing at
the OF Tweth street and First avenue had his
foot and ankle dreadfully crushed by the falling OF
timber In ship ,ai d. foot OF Tvent,th street East
river where he was pIs ing at the time He was car
ried home and thence TO the City Hospital where he
received due attendance.
AsoIHEn FArAt RAILROAD AccipEsr.-About two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the passenger train of
cara was coming down the Hudson River Railroad at
the rapid speed OF 40 miles an hsur when near Nine
tieth street, soL,e four or Ave ohildIen were dis
covered by the engineer within few feet CT the loco
sounded the whit tie, and aid all In his power to
check the speed; but before accomplishing IL, the
cowcstcher came In contact With q little riri about
q a aye a of
and flllipg the unfert innate child almost instantly
Tbs train W. quickly stopped and Ssesed up AID
the corpse and the other Children who ssii It, parents
resided in the Eighth avenue. We understood that
the d,ctssed's name was Connolly.
rATAL AocrntST ON Board rHE Art Between
u and O'Clock, yesterday. q maohpiet- from the
Novelty works Engaged at work upsn the lever Of tn.
sesnbp Atlantic at the foot Of Canal street lost bis
balance and tell 90 the bottom the hold Of the she
and was instantly killed His name was not asesr-
tanned
O'Clock, the coroner called TO held inquest at
The fiith ward station house. the body of Peter D.
trade who "a he was Timing the roof OF q she'd on
the pier at the foot Of Caaal street accidentally tell
and received such injuries as caused his death IN
few minutes after. The deceased has left vile and
several children 20 mourn his loss. verdict was
found corresponding 20 the above facts.
AcoIDssr sLoor on rHs EokrH RvrR -Yester
day morning. between IL and o'clock, as the sloop
Amelia. Capt. Buckhout, belonging 10 sisg singl
was floating down the North river with n strong etb
near lonkers, and carried away her THE Amelia 81 bull
warks portion OF the rigging and otherwise disabling
her she was ,os.d 70 tbe cry ana WI Do speedily
repaired Fortunately none Of the st either YES.
sci were hurt
Nathow EscAry rnoM DEATH ~ Poiscusa.- A little
boy. fon Of MIR hcRipster. narrogly escaped death
ON Tuesday evening last. In consequences Of having
been posoned by the seeds Of some stramoniun.
monty called stinkweed The Iittl. feilos suddspIy
became dciirious and biz skin turned 10 a bright
scarlet color physician wAs called In, who al
iniui'tercd an ometic causing The child 20 throw no
play ing out doorp He " RAPIDLY recovering II
may not generally be kno~n that this plant g. quite
poisouous and parents should not sos their children
PutoL.Er ,vp Laacrvr-A man named Charlie,
Hay, vas arrested yesterday morning about one
o'clock nv Officer az the Fulton ferry. BROOKLYN
having In his possesson q number Of hides. which he
hal stolen from tn strrshouse Of Sven A 60 In
furmnp street. near Fulton io taken bssor.
Justice King yesterday morning confessed the theft
and Vas committed The skins belonged 60 Hsthsnia
Mills A GO No a. Fulton street who iiep ttGri ths
property The sccus,d bad been in the euploy II
SSan Co but vas iische-rsd ~ them some three
mouths since suspicion Of hEving been engaged ia
dishonest practices.
Ts,.t o. psr,v This Gaze has been a-aip most.
pnnrd In consequenee 81 the determination II the
JUDGES % the court e O.,r ard Tsrminer IN Kings
county. to ssud ths indictment down TO tie city
court TIE reason gwen BY judge Morse IL that the
ersuirsicn 81 the numerous witnesses for the prose-
civil calendar Witch 10 r,iy heavy ana REQUIRES an
the time that can be spared upon 10.
Cirr Corrr BtooxiyS-- B.f,ft Hon. .Tsta g,senpaoS
An application ~ss made yesterday ny nan named
Thomas Muhirs. through his counsel Pr q writ q
iatsos corpus. requiring the al eartucc - Thomas
Hssrpey and h- wife, 10 show why they dstsin
the body Of Ann h. child Of Tlomss Mullins hv ne
bret wife Mary Ann uFeTney II appears hat ths
def ndauts cent abU Ut TOO Ses d. siure 20 plaintiff
house In Fiushine without hs kuosielgs and CONSENT
While be absent aud TOOK the chtd asay Apulfa-
ton IL Therefore made fer h'r restoration Parties
heard both sides and an order entered rsquir
ing the defendant 90 give up the child 20 Is natural
father.
Movements Of Distiagri-hcd People.