The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14
City Intelligence.

TRANSATLANTIC EXPRESS CsMrANY.-A general Euro
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business between the United States and all parts Of
Europe With resident partners in New York, Phla-
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facilities for the transaction Of all kinds of business
superior to any other establishment lin the world.
The ONCE of the Transatlantic Express Company is
at l6 and IS Wall street and at the Offices Of Adams
Co. in the principal cities Of the United States Such
this has long been wanted in this country
and have doubt those engaged will reap q rich
harvest from their enterprise.
ReoM ron THE ExERcIsr OF BErEvoLEscE.-A young
man named Samuel Gaskill, who distinguished him
self by his exsrtions at the Hague street explosion
and succeeded In rescuing poor little Tindae from
OF supg shot, while engaged in the benev work
Of making peace between two men who were fighting
in the street He left wife and two helpless chill
dren in state of destituton Any contribution fer
wsrded to them by the humane, through DIR. Trapha-
gan of Pearl street who attended the deceased when
he received his death wound viii be gratefully
ceived
ANoTHKR CAsE ron rHr HvNArx-At 172 Elm street.
second story lies u widow Mrs Armstrong whose hus-
band died last year Of cholera She Is in . consump-
ton, from which 1t IL impossible she recover and
she has eight children around her In destitute con-
two wears old II is case Of the ost urgent mecca.
sity and 1t s hoped that this paragraph viii meet the
minister to the relief of the widow and orphans.
Honsxyr TT has been often truly said that We 70
to seek for beauties Of scenery abroad. while
FLEET taOs. which are sysry day ys hn our rs:eh
togs Newport and many other places, at q distance
while they think OF going to Hobokcn, which IL
Just at home inviting them to Its cool bowers At ell
events let those who cannot go to the Springs, or
bathing places 20 to Hoboken It Is within the reach
Of ALL and now In these dogdays s delightful resort
for . few hours
srr srRoxr-A lsboring man, named James Hogan,
residing In Twenty ninth street, between Second and
Third avenues, while passing through Twenty ninth
street Eleventh. avenue on Friday afternoon fell
down in . state OF inseRsibity from heat and
haustion. He was conveyed to the station house Of
tkaA ut SDtk I'D ha Alta TAD hu
Hubert. Having recovered this morning, he pro
seeded to his home.
THE srosHIrs srssr Porrr.-The anniversary Of
the storning of Stony Point will be celebrated the
battle ground, the 10th inst The cutter
Morris fully armed and equipped, will anchor on the
ground and are salute 1t Day break and throughout
The Gay.
Bvnsrre eriLL-The hre In Furman street, Brook
yn though now burning fer week, continues to burn
stn.
Hrw Lrrr sTAers.-We understand that new
line Of stages IL to be started by Mersrs Bingham
smith, the east side Of the city and that they viii
commence In q few weeks.
FnrirRon CApuHrSr--At 10 o'clock on Friday night,
re broke out In Patrick Dixons pertsr house Mt No
ZOE Fourth avenue, caused by the bursting Of cam
pbine lamp IL was extingushed with triaing damage
CiuoHr N.rrIre.-Joseph Uarkin found asleep,
on Friday evening, at IL O'Clock, the steps OF
house In Wster street, with his gold watch exposed,
and three hundred dollars In his pocket. He was
brought 10 the station house for protection.