The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-11
TWO CENTS.
City lntelllwenco

THE LATE CArasrRorHK-Fyrxs.is Yr,rr.n.v-
aes'srdsy hsfuneras Of the two Osbornss lockwood
TOOK place from the Fourth ward station house to
Sresnwocd Cemetery the Good Fellows Lodge and tho
eompsnied by two bands Of music ,srss corcourss
| of persons attended the funeral
EysERAL oT the USHreooslsEp.-Ths funeral of the
uniSrtunats persons who lost their lives by the
explosion 10 Hague street and whose remains have not
been identified or claimed by their friends viii take
18th inst at II o'clock A. NJ The ceremonies vill bs
opened with prayer by Rev. J. P. Thompson After
which hymn wil(ns read by Rev Henry Chase, and
sung BY the choir; the conclusion Of which, Rev
Hatfield will read portion Of scripture. An ad-
dress will then be delivered ny Rev s. H. Tyns. The
ceremonies then win be concluded with q prsysr bv
| Rev g. II. Cone The procession will then form in
right On anthony street. and proceed down
and thence cross to Brooklyn, where train Of cars
(Which has been generously rendered for the occasion
| by the Long Island Railroad Company will be in
readiness to convey the remains accompany
ing them, to the Cypress Hills Cemetery Further
employed In the building ct the of the dsa,
ter are requested to attend mourners The socie.
public generally, respectfully invited to join the
procession GEoRcE FRANKLIN, Committee Of
MORGAN MoRGASs, SAif@nsemenss'
FoR THE REtIEr FuND.-The German Liedsrkrant1
assisted by several other musical societies proposes to
give concert next Wednesday at the Tabernace for
the benefit Of the sufferers by the Hague stree.
This is good opportunity to hear good music, and
contribute TO good object.
EfPLogoN.-
In report Of this inquest published in yesterdays
paper double occurs by which sentence Of the testi
mony given by Mr. Lighthsll is erroneou.ly sttrbut
ed to Mr. Curtis. 1t Is as follows:-"It is my opin-
ion that no boiler that was made, could stand
the explosive force which the Of the
catastrophe: do not consider the bottom arch OF
boiler the weskest part have water vary in the
boiler eighteen inches in moment of time; have
known many boilers burst when supplied with plenty
Of water These words belong to Mr. Ligbthal alone
All the city papers except the Herald which have pub
hshed any Of the proceedings OF this inquest have
printed the name OF MIR Branch, one OF the jury,
stephen H. BrsDt instead OF Stephen IL. Branch. This
Herald alone had the name correctly
THr CASE NoRraL SraBBfNa IN LEONARD srREEr-
Yesterday the Coroner held inquest upon the body
OF Dani'l Rsgan, who died in the City Hospital
Saturday, fsoD the wounds deliberately inflicted by
John Moore, With a knife, az No SO Leonard street
being moved thereto by jealousy touching his wife.
The jury returned verdict OF wilful murder aud tia
Coroner fully committed the prisener for trial.
FiRE-Lsst evening a fire broke out in fiams house
neaT the of Houston street aud Second
The building was quickly enveoped Ia a sheet OF aans
and completely gutei before the fire susiuei
THk WFArHER.-The weather yesterday. after the
rain and storm Of Saturday, was exceedingly beautiful
RossEHr oF PLaTE.-On Saturday morning between
four and Elk o'clock. the house Of Lewis r. Knapp 6t
Spring street entered aud robbed Of three silver
table i've tea spoons and other articles to the value
ofSs0
pitfalls laid for the destruction Of
and hor'es was lett open Saturday night In WaSsr
street, and an industrious man lost OF bs horses in
consequence Yesterday morhins az quarter past
one O'Clock Francis Mcguire was driving a earrings
ana hWfes, To LiuiArit whlcn ae lris ior
hire aud coming opposite 10 2ip Walker street ths
horses preepts'ed into hole dug in the street
for the purpose Of tapping the Croion. one Of tls
animals was killed
AeciDrSr.- ON saturday evening, Mary ward. asei
DO years ana having home, fell into the Mt ths
OF house 100 Brooms street ana va dangerOutY
wounded In the head. Sks vas conveyed 70 th- sta
ton house, By the pelice, and medical aid called In CO
her assistance.
GRASD Masonic BlIL.-The fourth grand ii'onl,
Ball for the benefit Of the fund which proposed 20 BE-
raised for the erection Of Masonic Asyium will tsss
place on the 18th inst az the Apollo saloon TAia
asylum will be the sid Of the widow. and orphans II
Masons and 10 il to be hoped that the amount thtt
will be raised from the sale Of tickets viii rsaen
ban drone No efforts viii he spared g make thls
Of the most elegant balls Of the season
Nrw loRk, February 70, 1859.
To EDIToR Nav NoRK liER.ip
DraK SE IL see II stated In article In yAnr paper
OF Wednesday last that the remnant Of late First Re-
gimsnt New orb Volunteers would be present a. tbs
ball OF the Lafayette Fuss.rs, 10 morrow evening.
brg leave to inform you that such statement Is
neous the officers ot the regiment oGly have beer
invited to attend the ball In question
Respectfully yours
a Ny. VOLUNTEER