The New York herald., 1850-08-29

couBty and the whole afYsir well got up, and we
Col Delsvsn. Mai. James Connor, L. Y. Purdy, DR..
Vaehe, Moses w jackson, and Alderman stoneall.
These boiets were seat to ALL without refercnce to
the dividing lines of bupketism or bsrnbwnerism,
andthe company was consequently q mixed one In.
eluoine sms II spriuklng Of wings The turtle served
up this occasion, however, has been intimated
rather Of bunker, but still his free soil ad-
mirers did not about that they swallowed him -
readily as they have some OF the nunrsr & rssoletons
presented to the party by Col Daniel X Delavan,
who brought his turtleship from St Thomas where he
lhr d. not the turtle) has been, on visit to his
brother Charles United States Consul at that port.
The whole feast conducted In style In the high
est de gree creditable to those who planned 1t. All
like turtle. doves-the innocents! Among the
invited guests, noticed Hon Fernando Wood, Gen.
man Durham. Alderman Hatfield. John d. Kellogg,
and several others who preferred the real TO mock
turtle toup. Tive hundred sat dswn to the table
psATn oAusrD ny F..LTThs AL Coroner N Yesterday at y
Henry Cronley, aged 3o years, native Of Ireland who
came 10 bis death by fall from the scaffolding or
rigging On beard the ship Manhattan, lying In the
East River; his skull was fractured by ths fall he
was conveyed to the City Hospital where be died In
consequence of said injury. Verdict accordingly.
THE Bopr Mrs. Far FouNp IN THE RvER.-Coro-
Gesr was called yesterday to- hold inquest at
the loot of fffyfourth street East River the body
Tpsasd s The deceased sees about the ass Of
June last was on her way to Boston, with her has
near Hprlgste Mr. Fay missed his wife from che state
room when IL was believed at the time she had COM
mitted suicde by jumping cut Of the stateroom win
dow into the river. Since that time no tidings were
heard of The body until yesterday when 1t found
floating in the riv at the foot Of Fifty fourth street
Captain Peter j. Fort Of the sloop Aida, first Disco
vered the body and made 1t fast until the Coroner
came. Tho deceased it seems had been laborisg for
time previously, under very poor health, which
had brought on a temporary alteration Of mind and
resulted In the terrible manner above stated The
verdict rendered was death by owning We under
stand that reward OF hundred dollars offered
Tor the recovery OF the body.
ArTIsprED suiorpE My.ss OF L.upASum-At Q
o'clock NJ Wednesday officer Bell Of the Eighteenth
ward. found man named Smith Sauderson. wheel.
wright lying the ground In state Of insensibity
the foot Of Thirty fourth street, East River and i'm
nediately conveyed him TO the station house. when
DR. Harris, formerly of the Quarantine Staten Island
was called in and on examining the man, found hat
he had taken laudanum. Alter two hours hard labor
and close application, he succeeded in revivng the
man that his and residence asoer aimed
from him His wife being sent for, he was conveyed
home 10 the corner Of Eighteenth street and First
avenue.
A Row AT DUrcH DAscr-A man named Michael
Conoly, who with others disturbed Dutch dance in
Third street g, was struck the head at
3k o'clock yesterday morning and was brought to
the Eleventh ward station house apparently in dan
gerous condition, as he bled profusely. Dr. Nicholls
who examined the wounds and dressed them, declared
that he did not think them mortal
The BReoELYa BoARp OF surrRvIsons.-The members
of the County Legislature assembled at the Jail
terday afternoon. The principal business on hand
was the report Of the committee Judge Johuson's
lon standing claim for sixteen months salary alleged
to lie Que him, county judge, while the services
performed by Judge Rockwell, who was decided
Board OF tanvasers TO been elected
by majority OF one vote. there having been two
three votes cast with only the first initials OF the
JUDGES name, s. Il. Johnson. instead Of the full
name. The election contested, however, and 1t
finally decided that be entitled to the Judge
ship. Mr. Rockwell in the meantime having acted as
county judge, and drew bis pay therefor, and the
Beard Of Supervisors having paid for those
vices refuse 10 pay again conter ding that
a suit fhould ba brought against Mr. Rockwell, and
not The county The matter is still In litigation
few weeks ago a proposition submitted by Judge
johnson, in communication asking the Bosrd to
make a case, and submit the matter TO the general
term Of the Supreme Court TO decide the legal question
arising out OF it, the committee reported in favor but
the Board after considerable discussion rejected the
report by majority Of tTo The vote stood-ayes 81
naysT.
FATAL AccIDrSr-A little boy aged about three
ytars accidentally In East Brooklyn. by
Of III Myrtle line Of omnibuses and almost
instantly killed The Coroner held an inquest yester
day morning upon the body and the jury returned q
verdict Of accidental death No blame could be attri
buted to the odver Gs the beg ran directly between
the wheels as be advarcng in an obique direc-
tion with his eyes upon the sidewalk
FlnE IN BRooKLYS = Y Yesterday, about 12 O'Clock NJ,
Mr. Isaac Smith, on Myrtle avenue. between Cumber-
land and Carlton IL speedily extinguishsd by the
bucket company In that section OF the city after doing
trining damage The Ere originated In the back part
OF the store, which used for storing hay and feed
THr BRooKLYs PoLIcE.--Jsmes j Hoteling Samuel
Smith and William Mills whose arrest on suspicion of
burglary duly chronicled at the time were yester.
day brought before Justice John King for
a hearing The two frst discharged from custody
evidence was produced against them. Mills was
Iemsnded 90 prison.