The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-01

doned and sent cut here 1t is said there are other
vessels on the way with more Of them but we pre-;
sumo when the swan arrives at Bermuda, shall
hear Of no more OF these importations.
EMreRArIos ron THE LAST wEEx.-The number OF
emigrans for the last week is comparatively small
The following are the details;
Bodicea, Liverpool 1926 Therese Bergen. -. 100
City Of Glasgow, Glas- ]. W. Laurence Neu-
1,.nso: $50 o, yisss I:rwad:
J z, Liverpool. $50. 276 Falcon, Bermuda. IA
Emblem, Antwerp. 252 In sundry vessels.... 10
Eisnore, Amsterdam. 119 -
Martha j. Ward, Ii Total. ........ 1S43
verpooi. Zz3
THE wrAIHrR.-The weather has been singularly
fine during the last week The following the register
Of the thermometer, at noon, for each day
Sunday. SO Thursday. 10
Monday ........7s Friday .............7 6
Tuesday. 90 Saturday. ...5S
Wednesday 10
The average Is nearly ~.
DEATH OF Mn. JoHs IsMAS.-Mr. Jehn Inman, who
assistant editor Of the Commercial idverfiser from
1884 to 1874 and from the latter date editor in chief
Of the same Journal died yesterday and his funeral
takes place this afternoon from his late residence No
West Twentieth street He in his forty seventh
year, and younger bro ther OF MI Inman the artist
Prior to his connection with the .4drtse he was at
tached to paper called The Spirit Of he Times, and
subsequently was assistant editor of the old New
York Mirror. He a native OF Utica, and educated
for the law, but his stars sent him TO press.
The HOWARD FIRE ENGINE Co. 81, making great
preparation to proceed excursion to Albany and
Troy about the oath Of September; they intend
taking with them their beautiful engine, and to equip
in their usual fire dress They are to be mpauisd
by sheldon's brass band. We understand this will be
a grand affair. On their return home they intend
stepping ut Poughkeepsie; the txcursionsts will meet
at the engine house every Monday and Thursday
evenings until the excursion takes place
TnE ALLEGED MURDER HUDSON srRErr-AcauIr.
tai OF ourrs.-The Coroner, yesterday, held an in;
quest at the City Hospital, on the body Of Edward
Coates aged SO years of age native Of England who
came to his death in an ARRAY with james Queen his
wifes brother, whom the deceased assaulted and was
shot with pistol by Queen, which caused his death
The unfortunate ARRAY took place Wednesday even
ing and she deceased fingered until Friday, and ex-
PRED The facts ilicited the inquest showed con-
clusively that the deceased the aggressor, and
followed up Queen and violently assaulted him He
Queen all the time the retreat. The jury
after brief charge made by the Coroner, brought In
the following verdict: 1" That the deceased, Edward
Coates came to his death by ball from pistol bred
at the deceased while in the hands Of James Queen
and that they exonerate him from all blame as 10 was
done in self defence and that the prisoner merits the
above verdict the Corouer discharged James Queen
from custody.
surcIpr nv TAXING PRussc AcIp.-We noticed in yes
tercays Herald, the death by suicide, of Dr. julius
Winding, who found dead In his once No. 10 Du-
street caused by administering to himself large
quantity of prussic acid On the coroner holding the
inquest yesterday three letters produced found
the desk written by the deceased two were written
in English and the other in German The one in Eng
ish Commenced by stating that he was tired Of this
earthly world and that the farest way was to put an
end TO his giiefs and troubles and return into the
great Lords arms rays he, II like to emigrate to
another earthly world that like to emigration to
another caring Of any laws except those Of my
NIT this Kind of emigration well any othern He
concludes the letter byssying Il only folio wing
self returning to the gracious Lord, Clara and Aexan-
der the children who could not yet understand me.
want to go to my fornine to meet her again, and to
look out for other accomplishments" Forntine is tho
Of his deceased wife whom he loved and mourn@d
for For the last few nights he heard 10 excam In
his sleep, "Florintine! Florintinel AN coming to
thee will Gomez IL was Just two weeks since the
deceased lost his wife no pired suddenly by disease
Of the heart The deceased was AZ years Of age aud
-atf. II h. tr~ta and AZ NJ
death by taking prusse acid. administered BY his
hands. Another paper was left by deeeased leaving
all his property TO his friend Mr. Veter who was his
partner In business.
ASoTHsR Arrparr AT sUIoIpr.-A man named An
gus Cameron brought to the station house at half
past O'Clock last evening, from Jonsss drug store
northwest corner Of MacdougAl aud Houston streets
who had taken poison. Dr. Gardner was sent for,
yho immediately administered an antidote, which
had the effect OF giving relief TO the unhappy man
who, II Is hoped, will recover.
Arrnirr At suiciorA young girl Of IL years OF ags
by the name Of Mary Bradley. gas brought to the
Tombs yesterday IN an inaensibls state having taken
a large quantity oflaudanum. She was placed under
the charge Of DR.. Covile, who applied the stomach
pump, and after much labor and perseverance,, he
sueeeeded in extracting the poison, and she is now
out Of danger and restored 20 reason; she nov says
that she took the laudanum for tooth achs. She IL
on Friday. from Charlestown. Massachusetts,, where
she has resided fer the last three years Mary vas
pacedin charge Of the mstron Of the city prison. for
the present
Cum RutEp w Az omSinus-The coroner, yester-
day held inquest ut No. lbs for,yth street the
body Of female child, aged eve years and six month";
by the name Of Lavinia Roseiie Gu'nsud, who came
10 her death by being on Thursday evening
last by OF the Brcadway stages The deceased Il
that evening descended from stage In con-
paDy With her elder sister at the ofGrand street
aud Broadway when before she ceuli get to the vide
stage ccmpr In the opposite direction the wheel Of
which prtssed on the abdomen Of the deceased
ing mortal internal injury The ehid died shortly
after II was taken home. Verdict accidental death.
MaeSuIcFVr ARrIoLr er srtvrR PL,rr.-By refer.
60 smother column, the reader will a magnia-
cent article Il silver plate advertised for sale BY aue
waiter manufactured In London In the highest style
ofart and what adds interest TO g. that II pre-
serted BY Edwin Forrest TO Mr.. Jones Englishman
in 1857 aud was cold by the latter i'm eastey after
the quarrel that led 20 the Aston Place riot IL bears
an inscription Of the presentation. The chasing is
beautifully executed.
HoHorrS- In every month uebokeu has its charms
in none does u look more far than In the mouth
uron which we have just entered when the glorious
antumnal tbts Of the foliage delight the eye and the
imaaination every day cb angling thsir shades and
hihiting new beauties. This - the true season %
enjoy rural scenery; and accordingly. the numbers
who vifit Hoboken are greatly on the Increase.
THr sscRrp CoScERr At Staten IsLarp Tor
The sacred concert AZ the Church, New Brighton.
Staten leland this afternoon at four o'clock will be
a truly magnificent affair. Independently OF the
sacred object the trip from this city aud back ana
such melody a. the Asor Place opera troupe. lea BY
MaretSek. produce. will afford delightful fnno-
cent and moral recreation that Is rarely 70 be met
with Fcty.
SrLrSntD C.sr oF PREupr~r FrLL~onr.-Mr ". A.
Iarr professor Of phrenelofy In the city Of BaGalo
has taken msgnidcent plaster Of Paris cast Of the
bust OF his townsman, President fillmore which he
has brought TO this city, and which may be At
Mr.. POWERS, the phrenoogist in Nassau street Mr.
farr bears high reputation In his profession and he
has edsd admirably In taking the mi nut OF the
features of the President by the application OF the
plaster 20 his face The deiicacy With which the cast
IL executed is very striking Mr. " 10 here 20 take
orders copies for he multiply them 70 asy
tent We understand he intends 20 exhibit Il az the
A AGRICULTURAL Fair In Albany
A PHiLatrtrHfs FiRE CoHrasY - Northern Liberties
Hose Company one Of the crack ere companies %
hisdephia, will pass through the city, TO- morrow
afternoon their way 20 Albany Before leaving for
Albany, they vill psrtake u ptuou. entertain
aent prepared for them At Frenchs Hotel by Putntm
Hose Company. No. 81. On their return, they gill
pend several days IN the city the guests Of several
81 our Ere companies