The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19
City Intelllgenoe.

City Intelligence.
THE EXAMINATIONS o THE MURDERER, HENRY CARNAL.
City Prison and examined Henry tsrnsi, the man
murder In Dey street The prisoner before any auss
tons were put him charged by the Coroner and
b. vas liberty to answer or Decline to ansssr sny
questions that might be put to him The prisoner
then stated that no va: born In Switzerland was 50
years of age, and clookmsker by trade. But when
asked what he had to say relative to the charge of
murder preferred against him. he declined to answer
fun for trial The prisoner appears to be fast recover
ing from his injuries and PAGES backwards and for
his shoulders and his arm in sling exhibiting very
downcast and doggsd countensnce. The two young
men, Charles and Louis Rosssssu, Who were danger.
ously II not MORALLY injured by this murderer, are
yet alive although In feeble state, and strong hopes
are entertained that one may recover, II not both.
THK wEArHEn-THK sroRM.-The wind continued to
blow . gale from the southwest for the entire Of
Sunday night and yesterday morning Several
vessels, dragged their anchors, but none re-
ceived any material damage. The canal boat @.
Wilder sank in the East riverspd hauled into one
OF the slips. She loaded with -four, cheese and
butter. There two three cart loads Of these
to the First ward station house under the direction
Of Captain snodgrAs The boat still lies sunk and the
damage must be considerable Yesterday afternoon
the gale abated but the atmosphere continued very
PKorrsson MrrcnELs LECTURE oy AsrKoyoMr.-ws
unable to find room to day for report of Professor
Mitchels lecture astronomy, delivered in the
Brooklyn Female Academy, last ming but will en-
deavor to insert 1t to morrow.
New YoRK Cousrv MEDICAL socrErv-At the late
anniversary meeting OF the New York County edica
Society, the following named gentlemen esc.ed
NJ d President; Galsn Carter, M D., Vice President
Benjamin II. Robson, NJ. d. Treasurer; Edward l..
s Bead. B. Gcrrs.Sonaos sss.staTy John Van
NJ d., Delegate Richard 8. Nissan, NJ. d, Henry s.
Downs, M D., Stephen Wood NJ D., James Anderson,
NJ D.. Richard I. Horseaed, M. D, Ccnsors.
p,,r 10, p.,t,
dsncs Hose Company No 8, of New York, will visit
Philadelphia this morning by the nine o'clock train
Friday or Saturday They number forty.siI men, With
entirely new uniform They are TO be received by the
whole fire DsPsrt% ne Of p,hndephis Empire En-;
from the depot at Jersey City.
AFATAL AccIDESr.--Coroner Geer held an inquest
yesterday at No l76 Spring street. the body OF Al
bert c. Conovsr boy only nine years Of age, who, 1t
seems, was on Sunday afternoon, playing up alley,
by some timbsrs when one of them slipped and fell
caused his death in few hours Afterwards. Verdict
accordingly.
MILITARY pARApEs.
The following military companies passed the Herald
ONCE yesterday, on their return from their annual
The Csuiker's Guard, Captain J. Callahan, accom-
panied by Dodworths Cornet Band Their uniform
was blue shirts glazed caps, black pants, and belt
msnded BY French Louis Their dress consisted Of a
green shirt, glazed caps, black pants
Columbian Guards, accom- panied by sheltons Band.
They appeared to be we'll drilled.
Onion Volunteers attached to Hose Company No.
70 commanded by Captain u Bull, and accompanied
by Whitvorths City Brass Band The Ist prize, sill
yer cup, won by D. OConncr I'd gold breast pin, oy
C. Landeroft; 80 and 4th prizes, two very handsome
Jefferson Blues, Captain DaHieis numbering IS mus
ksts lst prize, gold pencil, G. landlord "a, ash-
yer cup, william Clark Sd, gold br,ast pin, r. Apple.
ford; 4th. silver watch, A. Kaylor.
McNulty Guards, Captain Jackson, 80 musksts, 40
comPaned by Ardkons Washington Brass Band.
tnental Washington Life Guard (Brookiyn) proceed
to Newark, N: y on the 18th instant. upon grand
fine company Is commanded by Captain VIM. II. sharp.
Theatrical and Musical.
BowKsr THEArhE.-The enter tainments this evening
the Last night, the performances Of the
Shoemaker OF Toulouse and the drama OF pom
Gear de eazan,n having given unmixei satissaction.
The frst piece will be the "5hosuaker Of Toulouse
Mr. Scott, in his ininitabis peisonstion Of jacob
gast After this drama Miss Hinert viii ring one OF
conoluds with {" Don OGssr de BaEsnD Thh Is an
excellent drama and when II is know that II. Scott
Msitsrs. there be little doubt OF full and highly
respectable sssemblage.
NIBto's G,Rprr The Bavels are In the ascendant
their guiding star never seems to be enveloped In
clouds, can be by it's brilliant illumination
every night in Niblos Theatre aud It's sivery beams
reflected by the brlians by the ladies' give ad-
tsinments commence with the eyolutions the tight
rope, by the Raves, Madame Axel, and the greatest
performer In the world, Leon Javeui This will be
succeeded by the new grand dvertisement in eight
characteristic dances which will introduce the highly
accomplished and most graceful dsnseuss, Mile Ber
tin ms also N. Faui Brilliant. Tho ADJUSTMENTS closo
with the magnificent fairy spectacle Of" Raou or the
a,me Of "ur,ein yItbdrsxn Lot Tho manasera an
sver be knows best
BuhIoa's THrArRr.-Tbe great comedian Of Cham
bsrs street o1erss nre bill for tbs evening This
never firing always pleasing comedy Of ths Berions
Family" commences the performance-Burto Ia his
great character Of AminAdab slesk Jordan as Capt
-. h. atrws al 10 MRs
Hughes Mrs. uolmr n, and Miss uiu. This being
cluded, Hiss Walters aud NJ Frederic will danes Ia
Tsrantella,r after which the orchestra will exaoute
serers overturts, walt7es. and qusdres; aud the
ttrtsinmsnts viii conclude with the very laughlble
tainment, aud when Il Is considered that Durtons
eenrsny Is one OF the best Ia the states a. the brill
liant display Of their dramatic abitis, every night
prove there can be doubt that the usual etrcuIn
stance will occur namely, full house
NATIONAL TursrnK-Mr. q. Burke, the neat low
ooms dian drawing large sudcaces to this verJ Pc
pusr establishment night he appears In two
pieces. The frat in the programme ia the comedy Of
hswettbt carts and wives Mr. Burke Billy Laska-
& ~ Me. a. sing BUY rae y, rS,'n,. rms
viii be succeedsd by favcrite dance by Miss Navna,
and win be followed by the buresque Of Ole Bull =
BIT. Burke NJ Ebenexer Calf in which he viii tntro-
duce his celebrated song Of Independence Day and
will also play violin solo. The amuscmaEts vii
cripglen The characters in this piece Will be a.ieJ
By an excellent stock company
Cphisrr's MixsraEtS-This celebrated band suffers
hotnlng from the appearance OF Jenny tlhd EetSdii
OF any other attrsctisn Their sweet AMI Harmonious
melodies eeem TO have peculiar charm for the hun.
dreds who nightly OIL Mechanics Hall The musical
performances particularly the solos of Dornihet aud
Gould are executed In astely ttyle, and the dine
ing Is exquisite.
TrLLovs oprp, Hover This theatre Of negro min
stfelsy Ia becoming n fsrorte resort Ths entertain
ITS consist 81 songs. choruses, representations Of
the SHAKING vuasers Instrumental performances ana
dancing.
ANsErc.s Mcsrrw -G.nsral Tom Thumb Is draw.
ing I'm merse crows: TO this cstablishment Ho ap-
rtars three times each in the morning, the after
noon, and evening. Althougss he IS soiAelenty a..
tractive himself In his Various performance, yet
there are also vsudeves singing and dancing n the
afternoon, and an excellent dramatic enter'annsont
I In the evening.
NEw YopK AmmrnrarRg The equestrian ensr-
cises given nightly IVY the French company are 50 a-
tractive, that NJ an early hour the suphtheare 10
crowded The classic graceful aud surprising ezer-
cises Of lie Tournfsre Denoit Hosa and Joseph Ms
elicit the most enthusiastic oheeringi aud the WHY
t.ynss q John Gossin Keep the audience In ros OF
| laughter. 90, ,.....,.