The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-04
Cry IntelliRenee.

Yesterday ell kinds OF preparations being made
In this city the cClsb iation Of Fourth Pur
chsses Of every d.scption Of fireworks and presents
were Effected sn- excursions planned for this sslsr
day. But esubsrsIt loyalty to our glorious indspsn-
dence boiso evening and sunset till sun
rise Thu morning there was one unceasnR rattle OF
fire crachrs and posiops Of every kind Of frsarms
The was erected in the Park for msgn6oent
fire works There will be brs works, also, in Madison
sqU,re ard tbs Bo~ling Green and Of course there
will be Dumberess private ones The turn out Of the
military l. expected 10 be very fine.
No public demonstration win be made to-dsy In
Brooklyn salute will be fired In the morning, which
is paid for by private subscription the Common Coun-
ell being too tmcs to afford it. few OF the
theiTown hook The first com pany influential Guards
will go 10 Jamaica at Eight o'clock The Franklin and
%snss9n LIZ auaTd a We believe go to oy..s, Bay
refre'hmtnt will be open for the accommodation q
thote who list.
THr PHIADrLPHIA FREME,-The adquarters Of
the two companies of Philadelphia nremen is Frsnoh's
Hotel. Yesterday they visited Blackwells Island and
Brooklyn, with No Is and were highly gratinsd with
their "trip About halt past o'clock they
returned, and Southwark Company brought their
beautiful engine in front OF the City Hall for .
trial They we're dressed In their handsome uni
form and twenty having got on the engine and the
hose being attached, the str directed towards
eagle the top OF the gstsf little OF the spray
at one time reach, it, but the stream itself It
or s1 sSs Tss o5 nsn .y
to this company (Which Of nine inch sylindsrla
was the best and mort powerful in Philadelphia On
Tuesoay evening the trem-n dined with No. Is ct
FreDch'r Hotel Southwark Engine is at the house or
No. H. The Humane Hose is at the house of No. ~
THE Cry GUARD Capt. MoArdle will leave the city
for Newport to. by the Fall River line They,
will remain s Newport until the arrival Of Dodworths
band who lsve here the evening Of the 9Th inst.
Upon the arrival Of the band, the corps will proeesdt
Boston arriving in that city the 9th inst about
IL O'Clock A. NJ. number Of the Guards will 20
wit the band the 9TH and join the corps at New
port which will render their parade in Boston full and
effective.
THE BowLIsG GRrrs.-The fountain In the Bowling
Green was mpeted yesterday and is in full opera
I though Il
ready just in time Tor the Fourth.
THr WrAIHrR.-The change in the weather for the
sht two days has been considerable the thermo-
meter having fallen thirt, degrees Last evening
foretoded rain, but hope it will not the enjoy
neLt OF independence day.
THE TARRING TREES THE PARK.-Yesterday,
the trees in tn. Park all tarred, prevent the
little boys climbing them to the exhibitions to-day
We suspect IL will not prevent some of them from
perching on the branches.
UNKNOWN Bo, DRowNEp.-The coroner, Yesterday
held inquest the foot of Houston street. ON the
the deck without clothing supposed to have came to
his death while battling The boy appeared be absut
fourteen year. oil four feet six inches middng
stout randy HAIR full forehead and freeki.d face
Verdict death by drosning
DEATH by DISEASE THE HEARr.-The coroner held
inqn.st. yesterday at the of Ann and Mas
the body oi v IN Blair aged about forty years q ma
tive OF souh Carolina who died suddenly in the store
about o'clock that day. In the hat Of the de-
ceased found eight ten letters dated at different
intervals IRON his WIFI Who it seems resides in Charles
in very health tor some time past Verdict death
by dis.ate OF the heart
DEAIH nv FALL.-The Coroner likewise held an
inquest at No lle Greenwich street on the body Of
German by the name If Conrad Ortel aged SO years,
who came TO bis death by falling down iato the front
basement OF said house over the stoop distance Of
ten feet, which caused his death The deceased
IL int, AioHted nj the time, which is be-
heved to be the of the fall He has left wife
and tour children. Verdict accordingly.
Mons CANrBISE AcciDEsrs AT o clock, on Tuesday
evening another of those frequent accidents by
phine occurred Elizabeth NcDermott residing at
NO l25 Mulberry street vas severely burned by the
bursting OF cHmphiDe lamp which she in the act
Of filing She ass conveyed to the City Hospital At
half past eight o'clock similar accident occurred by
th. burstins OF lamp in the house OF Mrs Ellen Nc
FndotD. No 1873 I,lsb.J street. Her clothes caught
fire, and the was dangerously burned. The accident
ltdto an alarm OF tire being rung by the bell Of the
district
WAGON ACCIDENT William Layton lad nine years
OF age, was thrown from wagon, in Suffolk street,
about ~ o'clock ON Tuesday evening. and broke his
arm and also sustained Injury in his hand He
vss taken home to No 224 Division street.
ASoIHER AccIprs7 AT the same hour, David Lock-
wood crate seller No 2Ot Green street fell from the
'c~foldiHg a, the top Of chimney at No. 2o3 Green
ttreet breaking his collar bone and otherwise dread
fully ipjuripg himself
FrLL, OR THrFw HERsELY FROM WISpow.-Attve.
O'Clock yesterday morning. officers Damon and Glles-
pie, OF the Fourth Ward. found q woman named Mrs
Cole, lying in the AREA OF rhs OF Oliver and
Cherry streets. where che had either jumped or fallen
from the second story window. She carried int
the house and medical aid procured.
Tar FIusHIsG.-There 10 something new under
the sun Tor there lie competition for the steamboat
travel between Flushing and New York, for the nrst
lime In the history Of steam navigation By reference
to IL will be seen that the benut
ful steamer leland City Is running twice daily at
ll3s cents fare between Flushing and New York. The
public wise enough to take the juice of the orange
lille the proprotors OF the boat squeeze It. Go while
you can enjy the beautiful gardens OF Flushing at
small cost.