The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-23
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steamer Knckerbocker, referred to in Fridays Herald
got of on Friday night aud towed to the Novelty
works. by the steamer Ajax, to be repaired Shortly
after the accident occurred her passengers and freight
taken off in tow boats and brought to this city
s10n w. anq ts hns
ing end carried distance Of sixty feet, injuring
1rsme house in its descent to the amount of $3.50
large portion Of the brick work also displaced and
o boy had both his legs broken.
CONSOLATION OF Sr. PAuL's CHAPEL, MoRRrsAvIA
Yesterday forenoon, st Pauls Chapel in Morrisania
village was consecrated with the usual ceremonies.
The ladies Of st Annes intend holding fair in aid Of
the chapel, on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Path June ST. Johns day will be celebrated according
to ancient by the fraternity under the jurisdic
ton Of St Johns Grand Lodgs of the Free Mssons OF
place at Tarrytown The Grafton will be delivered by
brother Dr. Thomas Antsell, Of Benevolent Lodge,
No. l. The anniversary Of St Johns day will also be
celebrated at st. Johns College Fordham.
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowsrD.-The coroner, on
Friday held inquest at the foot OF 2G6th street. on
the body Of an unknown man, found floating in the
river. The deceased dressed in light sack coat,
single breasted, large buttons green plaid cravat,
white handle penknife, brass door key, small
ivory handle letter stamp, marked with the letter N.
The deceased appeared to be about twenty five years
OF sge with light sandy hair about feet
inches high Verdict, death by drowning
KtLLrD THE WHEEL HosE CAnr.-The Coro-
held inquest yesterday at the Ninth ward sta
tion house, the body of Patrick Bailey aged thirty
years, born in Ireland. stone cutter by trade who
accidentally over by the wheel Of hose cart
No % while running to the fire in Greenwich street,
Friday evening The fatal accident occurred at the
corner of Jane and Hudson streets The jury found
verdict that the deceased to his death by being
accidentally by hose cart No. -. The de-
ceased has left wife and child residing at present IN
Liverpool.
DEATH ~ FALLING Down HATCH A vEsssL.-
The Coroner held inquest yesterday on board he
body Of John Morvion German, aged 4e years who
came to his death by accidentally falling down the
after hatch Verdict accordingly.
THE FOUNTAIN ENGINE COMPANY NEw HAvEN.-Yestcr-
afternoon Fountain Engine Company,
Haven, left New York for the City Of Elms escorted
by Protector Engine Company 22 whose guests they
were while here They passed by our office and loudly
cheered the Herald. They are fine set offellows.
RAILWAY AcciprSr-A lad named Thomas Nicholson
River Railrosd cars at the of Hudson ann
Beach streets His leg and foot wer, badly cut and
bruised. He was conveyed to his residence, No 100
ChuI CHI street
ASorHER AccrDrSr.-A man named Edward Farrell,
residing in Twenty fifth street between Sixth and Sc
venth avenues was seriously injured by the falling in
Of earth while he engaged in digging cellar
the of Twelftl street and Third avenue His
wounds were dressed by DR.. Budd, who entertained
DRswSEp WHILE BArHrSo.-At half past O'Clock
on Friday evening, Frederick shsle was drowned while
bathing in company with friends, at the foot OF
Eighteenth street, East River. The body was not re-
covered
hve o'clock fire broke out in carpenter shop, No.
800 Greenwich street, owned by A. L. Conklin. The
$3.50 1t Mt this fire that Patrick Bailey had his
neck broken by the wheel of Hose cart No. 20
evening at to O'Clock one Of the hands In the 10
boken ferry boats suddenly died of spoplexy. His
name IL James Ramsey.
sUsprs Dram IN rHs Bowrar Friday afternoon
suddenly fell dead in the Bowery. We did not
learn his name.
Tar ToMrKrss BLurs-The Tom pkins Blues celebrat
ed the birthday of General TonPkns on Friday, by
para de and excursion.
DoeorTr's Nrw Yonk DRscronv.-we have received
acopy OF Doggetts New York Directory for 185e-1s51
1t Is admirably printed The number of names Is
$3.50. The number last year was So 81. Increase
over last year 1l613.
TnE Tsrr Acaprxv. THE annual ex Examination Of the
various classes In the Free Academy, commences to-
morrow, and will continue every day till the 9th OF
next month.
HosoxES.-The shaded bowers Of Hoboken were vi
sted during the past week by very many Of our New
York citizens who 60 to that delightful spot to get
the city smoke blown OF them, and inhsle the pure
fresh air 1t Is only in the sutry weather OF the last
few days that the charms OF Hoboken can be FULLY
appree lated