The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-07

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sawder, addressed 10 The lrish, IN proper doses,
from now till The election, will answer the purpose
of blarney, and by tickling that class OF voters
under The short ribs he secure their Support
Wen see whether Pat can be caught 80 easily
City Intelligence.
HENRY CLAr.-The great and illustrious Ksntuckian
viii arrive here, to. day, at one o'clock p NJ, by way
Of Jersey City and stay while here, at the house of
fisnd He will leave, at Eve O'Clock in the evening,
by the Fall River boat from Pier No B. North River
THr wRArHrR.-The following was the record OF the
thermometer at Delstour's
o.s. M. I2M 3PM eP. mr.
thunder storm burst over the city at 10 O'Clock
last evening and refreshing though heavy shower Of
rain fell, which had the effect of cooling the air.
Tar sPRucr STREET DISASTER Coroner Geer will
continue the investigation ths forenoon in references
TO the falling Of the sprsce street building which
injured several others II there is any blame to be
attached to any person, We sincerely hope the jury
VII 40 justice and plsee on the responsols one
while in the process Of erection or pulling down or by
eareessn.ss pe mitted 70 fall regardless Of human
life, should be prevented.
CoUP pSoLrcL.-Three laborers we're yesterday con-
vsysd TO the City Hospital having fallen down insen
sibs from the rays OF the sun-Matthew Mulgan,
aged 30 years, one unknown man. and Patrick kosaey
aged SO years, born in Ireland These three men
died yesterday 10 the Hospital in consequence OF
posure TO the sun. Another man was also brought in
having been struck down BY the sun lie viii, 1t Is
believed recover The Coroner will hold an inquest
Oh the deceased bodies.
A PIHn-A IRE broke out about O'Clock, Mon
Asy evening in barn in ll7th street the Third
| avenue belonging TO Mr. Chesterman. Captain Ora
ham ofthe Twelfth ward police sad the hremsn Of the
district quickly extip guished the flames The barn
filed with hay and the Are is supposed to be the
werk Of an inosndisry.
Plsr-Yssterdsy afternoon, q fire broke out in the
rear OF 40Sh Broadway, about half past six o'clock
The building, which was occupied by John W. smith,
msnuiacurer Of refigerators, was entirely consumed
yAuIr HoLr. Lrrr orxs.-Mrs Cunnin ham, resid-
ing 81 % Fourth street fall yesterday, through vault
hole into cellar in Wooster street and was severely
injured.
JEALOUSY crDr.-Coroner Geer yesterday,
was called TO hold an inquest the body Of Mary
years OF age who resided wish her parents At No lO3
Gosrck street she died on Monday night In oonss.
QueEre Of taking two ounces Of sudsuum for the pur
pose OF self destruction 1t appears from the facts IN
the case that he deceased keeping company with
young man to whom she was much sttactsd, and on
eupday last he informed her tat he going for
short time into the country visit The deceased
became jealous and fearing that her love oniv made
that excuse to forsske her, became desperate, and
nday, about O'Clock, she purchased t-o ounces
Of lsudanum and drank the whole Of II; about hour
aft.r che discovered by her mother on the bed,
quite iasensibie. Medical aid procured but with
out effect the deceased expired at IL o'clock the
.aps right Tbs youns man vas present during the
result, which he alleges originated without founds
ton. Verdict death by suicide by taking lsudsnum.
DrArH ~ rHr PAILr-e OF A wAtL.-The Coroner
held an inquest, yesterday, upon the bony Of James
Cassidy, st.d 43 years born in Ireland who TO
bis death by the falling Of wall In Mercer street,
the previous evening. The Coroner intends fur
ther into the In order to ascertain Who
are the parties TO blame In the mstter.
Isrsn EnIeaAsrs--A middle aged irish woman died
yesterday morning, while board the Steamer
Islander. She one of large number Of patients
Who we're being removed from tbs Marine Hospital ct
Staten Island 20 Wards leland, ss convaiescent.
Tnn ALhAsY Buassss Cosps.-The Albany burgess
corpf Captain spemsu arrived In this city. yesterday
morning, at eve o'clock. by the Rip Van Wrinkle, IN
route TO New England committee from the Light
GuArs received them at the wharf aud escorted them
20 the Aston House. In the afterp they
eortsd by the Light Guard, Captain Vincent, to the
Bay State steamer. On their way, tncy marched
through the Park, and paid . passing salute to the
Mayor and Common Council, Who reviewed them from
the steps OF tho city Hall They very no corps
nnd their uniform and martial bearing were much cd
mifsd
Rvp Own Catherine Taylor run over by gro
etr's wagon, ut bsifpagt o'clock on Monday after
neon and fsvtrsly injured
An lVAsr ArASDOSID TIE sTarrr-- male In
FAINT. about two month"; old found yesterday, on
the ,hafi Of old sleigh with its neck resting the
,haff, dead on the examination of the body by Dr.
Holmes, IL vas ssesrtsiued that the stomach full
Of mlk ana othsrsse in perfect healthy state, aud
that vhen abandoned BY it, unnatGrsl mother, the
little innocent had been thrown IN q position the
shsi; Of the sleigh which caused strsnsulaton Yer
Accordingly.