The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-06
City InteIlfrcnee.

EXPECTED visIr THE Bosros LAscrns -rhs Ros
ton Lsne'rs committing OF ono hundred forty men
viii make visit to this city on Monday. They are
spe ndd set Of fellows and intend exhibit 10 the in
babtans Of this metropoli many extraor dinary mill
tary movements They are expected to arrive on Non
day night at eleven O'clock by a speei train fro ID.
New Haven and will quarter IN the lot rear OF Corpo.
t Spr SS and via
1t Is expected they will astonish the natives in these
parts
Fmr-A IRE broke out abou. seven O'Clock on Fri
day evening in bakery, No l62first avenue The
damage was trihing.
TIE SAD EsTEors OF IsTEMrER,scs.-A man named
Lawrence Pagan, whose appearance is respectable,
got drunk Friday for the first time, be states
hinself, in year. He perfectly crazy from the
influence Of strong drink, and went TO the house 81
Hudson street, where he was disorderly that the
inmates put him cut He returned with
loaded gun, and threatened TO shoot them; when
officer Of the Fifth ward police arrested him. lie
made most desperate resistance.
FALL FROM A Wispow.-At5 o'clock on Friday eve
ming, man named Samuel Ellison, while painting
new building In Twenty eighth street, Lexington
avenue fell from the second story window to this
ground. His skull was fractured. and he was taken
to the Bellevue pital by officers Abbott and sutton
SupDIN DEArH. regret very much to learn that
MI T. 3. Cav, once leading merchant 10 Buffalo.
and OF lats years, the cashier and bookkeeper OF
Brady. the Dsguerreotype artist, suddenly came to
~: death on Friday evening by iamsntabs sasu-
atty IL not the only where there is to
believe that the reck ssness OF the Broadway staxs
drivers sacrifces human life 1t appears that as Mr.
Cav was stepping from tho stage he Tell in the general
rush, and struck upon the pavement lie survived
till yesterday morning when he expired. lie was
man of great private virtues and universally
beloved and respected.
SrRious ACCIDENT THE Nrw YORK Ears Ran
RoAu-About IL O'Clock yesterday morning an acct
DE- Mt occurred with the gravel train on the New York
and rie Railroad In the vicinity ofthe Delaware river
1t appears that the train coming down the road
rapid speed and the ax'etree OF of the dirt
suddenly gave way and ptsted ali the latorers
the cars TO the grousd only of whom Was injured
whose name il James Men uty. lie received severe
compound fracture In the thigh mud had both legs hor
ribly crushed. The poor unfortunate being Wa
brought this city and Immediately conveyed TO tho
City Hospital where every medical assistance rem
Of the opinion that he could not survive thu
night
SAD Acoinrnr- Samuel Elkson while psi1tisg y
second story window in new building situated in
Twenty ninth street. missed hii balance and fell &c
the below, striking his head the stones eaus
Ing Fracture OF the skull The unfortupite
conveyed to the City Hospital.
SERIOUS 0nsIBus ACCIDENT Yesterday evening.
about seven o'clock, while lady, named Mary Win
teron, crossing Broadway in the vicinity OF Rec
street she struck by the pole OF al Omnibus,
and felled upon the Russ pavement 18th grea. force
The wheels Of the vehicle passed over her arms and In
ured them severely. Several persons tn
victim Of reckless omnibus driving and conveyed her
TO her residence, in Greenwich street. The driver
passed on, as IL nothing had happened.
DYArH BY ArorLE1y.-The Coroner yesterday hsle
an inquest In avenue O. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets on the body Of 4 colored boy called Henry
aged IL years who fell in ft and died almost imms
diately. Verdict, death by apoplsxy.
ACCIDENT FAILING our OF WISDc..-A 60
lored man by the name OF Peter Howlsnd, either
threw hmself accidentally tell out OF third story
window at NO ISL Leonart street, TO the area below
injuripg himself severely The police OF tue Sixth
ward conveyed the Injured man to the city Hospital